By Telegraph.—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, April 29. Wheat—Chick, 3s Cd ; local, nominal, 4a 4d to 4s 5d ; Zealand, to arrive, 3s sd, o.i.f. Flour, ,£lO ss. Oats—Firm, New Zealand, good demand, beat, 2s Id ; dark feeding, Is lid to 2a. Maize, 2s 3d. Barley, Capo, 2a lOd to 3s ; bran and pollard, 9fd ; peas, Prussian Blue, 3s Cd to 3s 9*l. Potatoes —Local grown, .62 15s ; Circular Hoads, £3 15s. Onions—Victorian, £7 10s to £7 15s; New Zealand, £O. Butter—Dairy mode, 8d ; factory, 9\d, Chocao—Plentiful, Now Zealand, Cid. Bacon, Od to 7d. Mkltjourne, April 29. Wheat—Milling, 4s Hid? seed. 5s 2d. Oats —lnferior Algerian, 2h lid to 3s; white, up to 3s Id. Barley, Capo, 2s 3d; bran and pollard, Is to Is 2d ; potatoes, £2 2s 01t> £2 15s ; onions, £7 10s. Adelaide, April 20. Wheat, 4s 3d. Flour—Boiler, £lO ss. Oats —Stout white, up to 3s Cd. Barley—Cape, 2s Cd to 3a. THE ADDINGTON MABKET. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, April 29. There wore largo entries in most dopart ; monts at Addington to-day, sheep and pigs especially being well represented. There was a good attendance, and business through out was brisk. Fat Cattle—There was a moderate supply of mixed qu dity. Prime sorts wore scarce, and the sale lacked animation. Prices were un altered—l3i to 17s per 1001 b for inferior and cow beef ; 18s to 20s for prime heifers and other sorts ; stoors, £5 17s Gdto £3 12s Cd ; heifers, £1 12s Cd to £Q ; cows, £1 15s to £0 2s Cd. Dairy Cattle —Good cows, £0 to £7 10s ; inferior and aged, hard to quit, £3 to £5. Store Cattle—Most of the business trans acted was done privately Fat Sheep—Largo entry, and the sale for all prime sorts was really good. Prime cross-bred wethers, 13a Cd to 15s 9d ; medium .do. and mixed sexes, 10s to 12a Cd ; heavy weight croas-brod ewoa, 10a to 14s, according to ago; medium sorts, 7s to 9a Cl; merino wethers, Cs to 8s Cd; owes, 5s to 8s Cd. Fat Lambs—A largo and mixed yarding sold well. Prime sorts, 10s Cd to 12s 9d ; others, 7s Cd to 10a. Store Sheep—The yarding was very large. Turnip sheep well maintained their values. 