Commercial.

Cromwell Argus, 18 July 1910, Page 6

Commercial.

I Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., report | as follows ; Our weekly auction sale of grain and ! produce was held at our stores on Mouj day when wc offered a good catalogue to i the usual attendance of buyers. Comi petition was animated and we cleared ! our catalogue at the following range of prices. Oats.—The market is still without any material change. Holdersjire very firm and shippers only pay required prices for : orders in hand. Wc quote.— Prime mill- | ing Is lid to Is 11 Ad, good to best feed j Is Did to Is IOAd, inferior to medium Is 7Ad to Is Ud per bushel (sacks I extra.) Wheat.—Rather more business is being done in wheat, holders in some cases being prepared to accept :5s (id cx store j for red wheat father than hold longer. I Velvet is in request and prime samples I bring up to :5s lOd cx store. Fowl i wheat meets with more demand and good whole is inquired for. Prime milling 3s od to 3s (id, choice Velvet to 3s HJd, best whole fowl wheat 3s to 3s 3d, broken and damaged 2.* to 2s (3d, medium fowl wheat 2s 7d to 2s ikl per bushel (sacks extra.) Potatoes.—Offerings have been light and hardly sufficient to lilt the demand so prices show a decided advance on last weeks ([ notations. We quote,—Prime Up-to-Dates £(3 to £(5 2s (id, medium to good £5 to £5 Ids, inferior and blighted £3 to £1 per ton (sacks in.) Chaff'.—Prime quality is readily taken but medium is not so much in request, the broken weather has no doubt increased the demand but the market has been well supplied during the last week. Prime oaten sheaf £3 os to £3 17s (id, choice to £l, medium to good £3 5s to £3 10s, inferior £2 os to £2 los, straw chaff £2 to £2 os.