The Irish standard., 1896-06-06
J 8. :. ..259, 3s0 PSI, 400 353,495
~. {. = - .OOc AM QEC Qfa0-

production promises TO De NOT Lar tAIolIs
200, 900. bbls. Flour was pretty tame most
Of last week. : The advance Of Zoe per Dbl
May 81 made orders come In more slowly
than ever, particularly with wheat de-
Ginning Sales Of the week about l2b,-
900 bbls Probably more of this was sold
for export than domestic, as heavy de-
clines in wheat enabled some rnillers to
book foreign orders for patent that ran
into good round numbers. ..ss S#T.
# Millers have generally lowered prices
on patent about Cd, and are holding clear
less firmly. Domestic prices on patent
were May II reduced 10c and Monday 10c
more, this being induced by the heavy
fall in wheat The export was very good
again Monday and Tuesday, some parties
having a very satisfactory trade as to
volume. Advancing ocean rates nave,
however, handicapped further export busl-,
ness. Export shipments, $500 bbls vs..
5s,40O week before, II, 200 in 1885, and &c.
90 in 1894. Millfeed is dull and easier; de-
mard for red-1og has fallen off. =
Milwaukee, j somewhat better bust
haas vas d0ne last week. Struggling or.
desrs itanfaessfn from the central eastern
states for shipment, and more was done
in export with the decline in wheat, clears
with sellers usually unable to get prices
asked. Resellers are accepting lower quo
tations than millers. -. 45:;
Observation-Disclosures present week
should be about 10000 bbls. There is no
Improvement in domestic trade to speak
and made up, of small lots. There was q
slightly better foreign demand last week,
and nillers were able to sell some fair
lots of both patent and clear, made pos
sibly by the sharp decline in wheat.
Were it not for the stiffening in ocean
rates ate considerable more would have been
worked. Offal lis dead, but millers have
orders ahead. Export, shipments Of flour
were 3S, 200, bbls, VS.. ID, 300 week before,
13. 600 In 1885, and 23,400 in 1894. Stocks. OF
-four at mills and In transit $4,000 bbls,
VS. 225,0oo the preceding week and 49,
900 in 1895.
st. .Louis-Lower values caused some
demand for -four last week. sales amount
Ing to fair average. Foreign was I'M
proved, about 10000 sacks being sold,
mostly to Irish-and Scotch ports, besides
HSeo st5 go to Cuba. Country mills have
|sheen-Iir1 the sr1larket to a greater extent,
* safSere lbFsaof wheat with them have been
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS. {
Flour-The -four market Is in a very de-
tdFalizeaGscondHion, prices have been
|ra13A SYat tlfHx irasdlgst cases would stimulate
yADectIa tfyeRbuying, but there is none OF
tin slatl,ying abeing done at present This
market Hasa rather unhealthy look to II,
large orders if they could be had could be
filled at lower prices than are quoted. Re-
ceipts, $50 bbls., Shipments. 81, S6S bbls,' .N
i The following are todays quotations IA
| wood here (. %. b.:
First pa Tents. ............$S 25gS. s o
Second patents .....H...'.'. = 'logs'sg
First clears q. soR6'o "
Second clearss.... ...:......... aa.vy
Export bakers 49,. ........ e
Second export bakers 2.O0@2. ~
Red Dog, per, ton, 40 lbs. jute. 10. 50210: 20
Following quotations are IN cotton SACKS.
90: and a. lbs: g...l :,
Rye Flour, per brl, pure -. ....s1. 75@2. oo
Rye Flour. .pef bril- xxx. I. 6O@1. SO
Rye Flour, per brl, Standard 5o@l. 90
Buckwheat Flour. per brl 80. 3.oo93, 5e
Graham Flour. per br) 1.sSse2' y
In wood s20c extra Is char1ea. si ..s
Bran and Shorts Offerings OF these
goods IS much, heavier. than the demand
can take care IF. The demand is about
nominal and brokers can hardly sell any
!. thing either In bran in bulk or. sacked5 az
any prtee Recetpts, IS tons. shipment s'
isgsa n Bulk 1905 Is
EBrafisln sacks, geo lbs :. 6.25@6.75
B1an,i ia sacks, 100 lbs 6.75Qp1: Q "
Shorts -. ~ =: ey
Mid lsngs fine AZ. ... = 400 ZIP
iys Gcrn H1se price Of corn shows no. 1n 81
proveme At and offerings continue s.nl,'
No. 8 yellow. corn, Isl noninally quoted 81
,23@23ta and Me. 3 corn ait around T2277sc.
receipts, ii, 200 bu. hipments, 2;2So bt s5
Thsre.sis "a little better demand
for oats although y fferings are stiN large,
The decline has improved the N demand
so1neyr hat and buyers. are ling 70; "a ke
good cars Of No. 8 White around 17c VII g A f
MT & bats Sell around 1876. Receipts, 10
ao6 tu. hipnfefi Isl II ,d70 bu.;7
| Bafiey2-5 ffer4iigs Of barley are Night
w,dt q fair demand Quotations range be-
tween 22M25e according to. condition. Re-
cents, q $50 bu. Shipments. $50 bu.. IL q !.
Oferfngs OF rye are small ana l
hI1siness;s lis rieted thereby M ORR rye
i aolninally quoted at 2aac,3 although q
CHOICE cat zof this grade might bring Aas
f1igll ass s. Receipts, go by. shipments lala
ny FSa9 ofrerings OF f,ax are Ssfaa sss,d
ngsg fs much restricted thereby AZ
though den1and SIS correspo ndingly
III me peaI quot tioE q on the basis
MI 1At tir1d Ter chicago Receipts,
nDne Shiplfla ,4z0 by
M Feed n ridA MeaEs-Th ere is nothing TO re-
11fyrT III this market, it is doubtful any
fhf1fSg could be sold even At 81 discounf
Ezs@toc Der ton On eli i1era class so1 goods.
The n1iI III are running sor ders only ard
these Isl Hers MITE very nall, Ices axe
unc Hanged taiose last mot g
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