The Irish standard., 1895-08-31
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.

Another decline of SC in patents is
quoted Millers are realizing as high as
S.. 60 here in wood on small lots. but the
general trade buying in quantities can
get I1rst patents Of the best known brands
at from So. 20 to So. As, according to the
amount involved. The output is so heavy
and the trade is so light that large lots
can be had at very low prices, Whlle
small lots command full values. Consid-
cradle flour is going abroad on previous
contracts, preventing large accufnula-
ton in the East.
First patents, SO 2O@3. 50s second pat
ents, $3@5.25. $500
BRAN AND SHORTS.
The market is another Csc lower today.
The West continues out of the market
almost entirely, In the East there is a
small trade to satisfy immediate wants,
and the prices realized just about net
the ,nil!ers what is herewith quoted
Some lots have been booked for October
shipment, but such sales are limited and
generally at lower values than is quoted
for spot or is days shipment.
Bran in bulk, 5000 25; bran, Zoos, 500
1925; bran, zoos. $1o50@l0.75; shorts, $lo.75
and ,niddlings, S13 rs.
., FEED AND MEAL.
The market is weak at quotations, and
in case of Il good sized lot being under
consideration, a good concession in price
could be obtained, but in that event each
sale would determine its own price with
out regard to quotations. The asking
prices in car lots on track here are still
$14 for ground. mixed feed; $14 for corn
meal and 81 for bolted meal in barrels.
HAN.
Receipts are still below the normal,
but the trade is very Light. Retailers APP
pear to get all they need for limited
consuming trade out Of the small arrivals
and deliveries, and ether large consumers
are we'll supplied with loose hay from
farmers racks The weather Is very
favorable FOR farmers deliveries, and
they are selling at very low values. Quo
tations cannot be altered today.
r. CORN.
There were two cars on track this
morning. The wants Of millers are very
small, and on thes very small arrivals
the market did not develop much
strength.
No. g spot nominally quoted at 35c.
Millers would pay that price for No 8 to
arrive, but the quantity that they would
take would be limited.
There was quite an urgent call for oats
on spot this morning. Nillers were i'll
the M rket at 100 for No. white and 1870
l3lac for No. 8. according TO condition.
Some rather inferior stock grading No. 3
has to go for less money. No grade oats
were not offered freely and quotahle NOM
inally at 16@1Sc.
The demand for oats to arrive was not
urgent. No. 3 white 10 arrive within IS
days could be had at ls24c. Buyers refuse
to bid on No. to arrive.
+ The call for high grade spot oats was
such that buyers would allow q. seller to
bunch O. car or two of No. 3 oats together
with a. LOT Of No. 8 white, and pay No. 3
white price for the whole.
RYE.
Chicago at IL o'clock was III, a halt cent
on cash and September rye. Early sales
OF No 3 spot were made at 351ac. For
No. 2 to arrive 36@261%c was bid. Later,
on strength at Chicago. bids were raised
to 361ac fat and an occasional buyer YVES
in the market for limited quantities at
&C.
FLAX.
( Receipts continue fairly large and all
grading No 1. The general price Is &c
under Chicago price, although certain
roads where it can be shipped direct tc
the mills without transfer charges this
grsde will bring within SC OF Chicago
price.
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