The Irish standard., 1896-11-07

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ern. 7s1zc; No. 2 northern, S7l1sc.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
| FLOUR
! There is nothing new to report concern
ing the flour market; the market for wheat
/ firm at a little higher range, but there is
no Improvement shown in the demand. Re-
! ceipts sl5 bbls., shipments 7oo44 bbls
| The following are today's quotations in
wood here f. o. b. ~ =
4 First patents .1o
! Second patents 5000. .......... s. s0M3 90
4 First clears ................... S.ooegS Nv
second clears. 3On
/ Export Bakers Observation-Disclosures. 3.l0GD3. Is
I Second export bakers .......... 2.80a13 O5
Red Dog, per ton, 140 lbs jute. 10 .O0@10. so
I Following quotations are In cotton
sacks 80 and 40 lbs:
Rye Flour per brl, pure :. $1.75@2. 90
Rye Flour, per brl, XXX. 1.60@1 80
Rye Flour per brl, Standard :. 1.5O9l 80
Graham Flour, per brl ;. ...... 2.3o92 so
In wood zoe extra is charged.
| BRAN AND SHORTS
The market for these goods is quiet and
| millers are not offering large amounts, but
| there is a. little easier feeling in the mar
ket, although prices are nolninally UNI
changed Receipts s. tons, shipments
:! 1879 tons.
Bran in bulk . -. ..........$5. 0o@5 so
Bran in sacks, 200 lbs ........... 6.0o@6. rs
Bran in sacks, 100 lbs ........... 6.50@6.75
| Shorts $50. 80. 90. ,........... 6.00@6. 20
Middlings, fine -. ....... 7.oOD7. %
| CORN. -
| Offerings of corn are small and there is
a good demand for the small receipts COM
noqninally quoted at FAC. No. corn is
quoted at 23@2311c. 81
I OATS d.,
! Offerings of oats continue rather large
and there is no improvement IN the de-
mand and prices are unchanged from
those quoted yesterday Receipts 26,16O
bus, shipments II $3.50 bus. '.'',~
| BARLEY
There is a little better demand for bar
| ley and prices are a little higher. Sales
range from 211a@25c according to the con-
dition of the sample. Receipts $500 bus,
shipment 5,400 bus.
| RYE .'. -, +
There is little better feeling in the rye
market and No. 2 rye is now quoted
around 321h@33c Receipts $50 bus.
FLAx-There is little doing in the local
market for flax. offerings are not large and
the demand is about equal to the amount
offered. Prices are on the basis Of 33a@4c
under Chicago prices. Receipts 1920 bus,
shipments $3.50 bus
FEED AND MEAL .rN @'sf
| caused a stronger feeling in the market
for these goods, and nillers have raised
the prices of these goods 25@50c per ton.
although there Is no Improvement in the
demand at present. Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn is now quoted at $8.75 and
mixed feed at $9.00@9.50, according to the
amount of oats In the mixture.
HAY .E.
The greater part Of the receipts Of hay
coming IN at present is of a poor quality
and the demand for such is poor and sales
are rather hard to make of this quality
but little of this class is among the re-
ceipts arriving here. Receipts 10 tons.
Choice Iowa, upland .......... IS. 50GD6. 90
Choice Minnesota, upland =. >, 5.0o05 90
Medium 80. ....... ..... 10000. so
Mixed nay ........- 3.5uGg4. OO
Coarse as to quality ....... 3.00@3. so
Timothy ..:....' $500 ...t ...... .ooga. so
Rye straw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.QUU3- 5O
CASH WHEAT MARKET.
No 1northern on spot. There is a good
demand for all offerings on spot, 1nillers
and elevator men are active buyers and
quickly take care Of all goods offered at
around December price. Offerings are not
large, but it<is believed they will show
little increase for a time now that the
election Is over.
NO. northern to arrive. The demand
for this wheat to arrive is fully UP to the
demand for the spot stuff. and spot prices
are paid for ali offerings. Offerings are
not very large at present, as the country
seems to expect higher prices for their
WHEAT now that Mckinley is elected, but
If there should be bad break offerings
wou1a be larger than they are now at the
present high price.
No. q nolthern There is good demand
for the better samples Of this grade of
wheat at 1Ha@2c under No. l northern
price. with the poorer samples selling
down to 4c under No. ! northern.
No. northern and rejected wheat; Or
With no only a Fair aemand aof the better .er
samples and the poorer offerings are slow
Of sale. Prices are Irregular and show
wide difference. Sales are made at 4O20c
under No. northern price. /
No grade wheat. Offerings are rather
large and the demand small, prices are
irregular and at Wide differences, sales be-
ing made at 10000 under No. northern