LATE COMMERCIAL

Evening Star, Issue 12606, 11 September 1905, Page 4

LATE COMMERCIAL

(jßAllf AXD PRODUCE REPORTS.

DaJgetr and Co., lAmited, report as fob lows: —We beH onr tsnal ineeilf safe «4 grain and produce at oar stores on Monday, vr&GD -we offered a fair-sized repreaantatrra catalogue to a good attendance of) buyers. Competition '»rae brisk throughout. Oats.—There is a good inquiry for all lines suitable for Ehitnaent. B grade, Gartons, and Sparrowb3ls being m request. Quotations show an adranoe on last week's rates. We quote: Seed Knee. 2et to 8a W? milling lines, Is lWtd to Is lid; beet feed, Is 9d to Is lOd; inferior to mediant, Is TJd to Is 8W per bmhel (sacks extra). Wheat.—There is little change in t*» state of this market to report, and hjoMwaasre not inclined to accept price* ruling. We quote: Seed limes, As 3d to 3» 6*; "prime nulling, 5s Id to 3b 3d; good to naednnn, 2s lid to 3s; best whole fowl, 2b lOd to 2s 5d to 2b 8d per bnsbel (sacks extra). Potatoes. —We. oSered scrotal menta of Derwents and white sort* at today's sale- The former met wita strong; competition, but white potatoes wwe hard. to quit, except at a redaction in prices Istefei Tußng. We croote: Best Derwaßb, be* white aorta, £lO 16. to £lO 15s ; small and roednnn qaatsty, £0 ' to £lO par ton (bags in)Ohaff.—The market is fairijr wwl ■applied Prime oaten sheaf ia in good demand at late rates. We quote: Prim* oaten abeaf, £3 5b to £3 10s; good do, £ft lTatid to 53 3s 6d; light and dianohawaV Turnips-—-The market has been bare ot suppßas daring the past week, and any .con-. aignmente now arriving aw easily 'gpJttedA j»t iron*. £torlo43sjjor kn !ini|n<^tjpifakji