Mezzed'z Market Reportz
**7-Day Broker Market Report**
This week's market settled into a much more balanced state after the exceptionally active previous reporting period. Harvest materials continued to dominate transaction volume, while crafted food and drink remained the primary source of platinum revenue. Pricing across most commodities remained remarkably stable, with many high-volume items selling within tight ranges throughout the week.
**Top Commodity Sellers**
**Adamantine Cluster**
* 3,698 sold
* Avg: 4s 36c
* Low: 2s 97c
* High: 5s 60c
* Gross: 1p 61g 22s
**Rough Loam**
* 3,198 sold
* Avg: 2s 58c
* Low: 1s 96c
* High: 3s
* Gross: 82g 35s 32c
**Rough Bloodstone**
* 2,494 sold
* Avg: 14s 38c
* Low: 12s
* High: 17s
* Gross: 3p 58g 76s
**Salt Loam**
* 2,400 sold
* Avg: 9s 33c
* Low: 8s
* High: 10s
* Gross: 2p 24g
Harvests once again accounted for the overwhelming majority of broker activity, with ore, stone, roots, pelts, and lumber maintaining steady demand throughout the week.
**Top Crafted Food & Drink**
**Squash Casserole**
* 1,732 sold
* Avg: 1g 52s 72c
* Gross: 26p 45g 4s
**Bosprite Wine**
* 1,384 sold
* Avg: 1g 35s 90c
* Low: 1g 32s
* High: 1g 50s
* Gross: 18p 80g 86s
**Gigglegibberry Juice**
* 1,097 sold
* Avg: 1g 32s 55c
* Gross: 14p 54g 38s 80c
**Screwgoggin's Surprise**
* 612 sold
* Avg: 2g 17s 29c
* Low: 2g 3s
* High: 2g 40s
* Gross: 13p 29g 80s
**Iced Black-eye Chai**
* 1,144 sold
* Avg: 83s 28c
* Gross: 9p 52g 74s
Several other crafted items also posted solid sales, including **Soaring Espresso Latte (552 sold)**, **Soaring Cappuccino (518 sold)**, **Squash Beer (600 sold)**, **Sweet Onion (602 sold)**, and **Ravasect Sandwich (490 sold)**.
**Market Notes**
* Squash Casserole remained the week's highest-grossing item, bringing in over **26 platinum**.
* The top four harvest commodities accounted for nearly **12,000 units sold**, highlighting continued demand for low level crafting materials.
* Premium beverages remained consistently profitable, with Bosprite Wine, Gigglegibberry Juice, Soaring Espresso Latte, and Screwgoggin's Surprise leading the category.
* Commodity pricing was notably stable across the board, with most harvests showing very narrow spreads between their weekly lows and highs.
* Sales remained well diversified across dozens of products, indicating a healthy and active broker economy
Overall, this was another strong week driven by dependable harvest demand and consistently profitable crafted consumables. While the explosive market activity seen in prior weeks has eased, pricing stability and broad participation suggest the broker market remains healthy and resilient.