Commercial

Cromwell Argus, Volume L, Issue 2645, 20 October 1919, Page 6

Commercial

'Messrs Dilgcty and Co. Ltd., report t. week ended Monday, October 13th.

Tfollows : Oats :—The market remains firm with ood enquiry for bright heavy lines liitable for milling purposes. Only a loderate quantity is oilering and all ncs are readily quitted on arrival at uotatious. We quote -.—Prime milling s 3d to 4s 41, good to best feed 4s Id o4s 3d, medium to good 3s (>d to 4s, nferior from 3s 3d per bushel, (sacks xtra.

Wheat : —Offerings are small. Mill:rs arc prepared to lake all suitable lines it maximum rates. Any lines offering inder milling quality are readily dis)osed of on arrival for local fowl wheat requirements at full rates. Potatoes :—Consignments have eased off during the last week but fair stocks ire held in store There is a little more enquiry for choice freshly picked lines of tables. Medium quality and liues requiring picking are slow of sale. We quote : Best tables £0 5s to £9 15s, medium quality £7 to £S LOs, others from £3 per ton, (sacks in.) Chaff : —Supplies have not been coming forward so freely of late. The quantity arriving, in addition to store stocks has been suiiieieut to meet local requirements which are not extensive. Shippers are not operating. Bright heavy oaten sheaf is in most demand. We quote : —Best oaten sheaf £0 LOs to .fit; 15s, fair to good £0 to £0 lUs, medium £5 os to £5 15s, tight aud inferior from £4 per ton, (sacks extra.)