Commercial

Cromwell Argus, Volume L, Issue 2646, 27 October 1919, Page 3

Commercial

Messrs Dalgcty and Co. Lid., report for work emit cl Monday, October 20th, as follows : Oats : Sleeks in store arc not. heavy ami offerings from the country have been light of late. The market remains firm and all lines are readily disposed of on arrival at quotations. We quote; — Prime milling Is 3d to Is Id, good to best feed -Is Id to -Is 2d, medium to good 3s (Id to -Is, infer! ir from 3s 31 per bushel, (sacks extra,) Wheal; Offerings are small. Millers are prepared to take all suitable lines at maximum rales. Any lines offering under milling quality are readily disposed of on arrival for local fowl wheat requirements at fud rales. Potatoes:—Consignments have slackened off during ibe past week with the result (hat the market shows a firmer tendency. Clriee freshly picked lots are the only description enquired for and many lines in store have been picked to meet (be demand. Medium quality and lines out of condition are neglected. Well graded lots of freshly picked seed tip to Dates have been selling at from £TI) to £1 i per ton. Wo quote: Choice freshly picked tables to £ll, good £l(i to £lO 10-, others from £8 per tun. (sacks in.) Chalf :—The broken weather expori< cneed of late has interfered with deliveries with (lie result that the-quantity arriving has not been up to requirements and values have firmed. The demand is principally for bright heavy oaten sheaf but this description being short has caused an increased demand for medium quality lines in s f orc. We quote : Choice black oalen sheaf to £7 ss, good oaten sheaf £d 10s to £7, medium £5 10s to £f), light and inferior from £1 per ton, (sacks extra.)