The Irish standard., 1895-10-19

cradle decIeaS IN the acreage H. 1t cOntln-
ues much longer. I'D. Id III .8
The local receipts, SS6 cars against 49s
cars for the same day last year, the re-
ceipts are only limited by the capacity
of the railroads to haul the cars, but in
spite Of this the cash market is strong
and No 1 hard sells readily at from &c to
Csc over the Decen Der option.
WORK PRODUCE.
New York, Oct. H-Flour--Receip
26,39S; sales 1000; state and western,
quiet and steady.
Wheat Receipts. jos; sales, $1,000;
No. 2 red advanced 1sc on reports of dry
weather and frmer West; dull; local
trade fell 5s@Ac, steady; October. 66ssc;
December, 671a@67%c; May, 705s@7o%c.
Corn--Receipts, 81 SIS; sales, 10000 No.
2, duh. steady; November, 37e; Decem-
Der, 1878 035Mc; No. 2, 3S@39c.
Oats--Receipts, ~27,600; No. 2, nominal;
western, 25@3o1ac; October, 24c; May,
Beef--Firm; extra mess, s7.5o@s; fa1ni-
ly, s9@l2. ISL s
Pork Steady; mess, ss75@1o.
Lard-Quiet; steam rendered, $6.05 was
asked. tfs s5 RS =, +
ter-Reoeipts, 5,os8; moderately ac-
tive, steady; western dairy, 10@14c; do
creamery, 14@23c; do June. 16@21c; do
ldGloEJ, o12W1S23Gy FGA1SlL1 l0Cs ilIllIdIlCli
creamery, 11@16c.
Chaese-Recetpts, 7,439; firm, fair de-
mand; skins, S7a@71sc; full skins, az
@3c. :.
Egg Receipts, s,o96; steady moderate
demand; western, 1S@20c.
sugar-steady, quiet; crushed, 57$e;;
powdered, SC; graduated, s4M@5c. !.
Molasses-Firm; 26@32c.
Rice-Fairly active; 3A @6c.
+ Freights-Steady.
Tallow-Easy; city, 5-16c asked; coun-
try, 4ss@45sc.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
BARLEY. @8!tz
The market holds in an unchanged po-
sition. About everything offered goes at
zoe for 50 lbs, or SO per ton. Receivers
report difficulty in obtaining this price.
SPECTATORS are the only buyers and to
get 22c' from them ii evidence that the
car is of betetr quality than the average.
Maltsters will occasionally take car
OF really good barley at around 2Sc but
their wants are limited and soon filled.
gf FLAX. & # D.
The market continues quiet and unln-
teresting Little change in values oc-
ours each day and the receipts which are
fairly large are each day applied on sales
preyiously made to arrive and few cars
remaining are offered on spot at about
the price ruling for flax to arrive also a
few sales to arrive are beginning to be
made. The general quotation for flax is
still about re under Chicago price.
#3 FEED AND MEAL. +.
3. Millers are still doing nothing to speak
Of and the recent turn affairs have taken
iii the bran and shorts markets have SIM
ply postponed indefinitely the opening OF
trade. Meanwhile they are quoting the
same prices and expect to do little
Corn meal and ground feed $12 in car
lots and bolted meal in wood, $1.9O per
barrel.
;#.. BRAN AND SHORTS.
Millers everywhere have now become
active sellers. Offerings are heavy and
with the west still out Of the buying side
of the market, the east is not able to alb
sorb the offerings alone. Brokers are
still Offering country made goods on the
basis of So here which would equal $7.75
at the mills allowing 25c brokerage, but
shipping direct at prices netting them
the So received by brokers' Thus the
two interests are in direct COMPETE
ton and already some of the brokers
are pressed to get the goods with which
OIuSIS.t yIll1CCS dIC CNOly WA1OAS
moralized and all well travelled tracks
have been obliterated. Quota ions are
nominally unchanged. s;#. } s.
s ss4i HAY .5 Il f,ss s353 q
Offerings of good hay continue at al
minimum Coarse, poor stuff, however
is all too conspicuous ito give the most
satisfactory tone to the market. Buyers
are constantly looking for hay but just
about as constantly passing over the Of
ferings without purchase. In fact the.
demand only extends to such hay as is not
coming and the trade is well supplied
with this low grad stuff. Wire grass and
wild hay lining wire grass is a dull
sale att $4@5. 80 according tossthe amount
OF this stuff In the car. Common upland
hay, such as is coming, general sells at
$7@7.50, while really choice il land would
bring $3.50 ifS 1t could be had. 8Sss BE-
.S8s IL s$s.; 33 M FLOUR. Es
The domestic market has rather gotten
aNvay from the foreigners. a mi llerf in
speaking of the ruling condi tions said to
thes Market Record, u W home trade is
really too good to expect much foreign 4
trade. We are obi gedS 70 hold our Tor
eikn quotation too hi sto allow much
bnsinsssto result. IN short the His are
too we'll sold ahead ito ven oproaeh the
ideas of the British factor s. q Todays
quota areun
CORN. III sss
~ N. llerss only buy ne 1,aringly and
insist 0n e ecedysls an the
other hand npt lating TIE dselIne
What thay eonsid ar sacsrf sship-I
pels SooSl d But the eon Hons filinx 81
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