CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 961, 18 November 1891, Page 2

CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.

The following it' the Corn Exchangereport fper Mr N. Pj Mpyern, secretary) ♦*>p the week ending Friday, Nov. 13 1391:— Wheat still remains firm ; prices sntn* what restrict business, as buyers nre nt.t prepared to give th« extreme limit askrd dt the moment. Pearl is more inquired fir than any other kind. Oats—Good heavy sorts are saleable at quotation*, light and inferior n*gl'ctnri. Bariey—No prime flnmpleii of nihlting offering ; m the nhßence cf the better grades meriimn come into requett. Peas—Hand-threshed samploa of Pruwiian blues are wanted. Beans —With a good inquiry stocks are unequal to nnppl.y the demand. Grass seed —The sowing beHson bein^ now over there is nr» inquiry, iinr) quotations are nmniuu 1. Potatoes — The nn«"tivfactnry return^ of recent phip. n < t(' Svilnev have quite rucnncil-<l farmer h^. c to still hi.ld suickn to 'h*- ob» vf, m ni«ii\ chbpp, a laige propnriinn ot their year's Uhour, and it is to be hoped that we shall not again sea ' potato year' mich as 1891. Dairy Producer-A large quantity of buttev ib offering. Cheese— S'ockti being Bomewhat low, prices are fully maintained. Quotations are as follows, but owing to the holidays business fo restricted :— . Wheat—Tuscan 4s 10.1, pearl 4s 91, Hunter's 4s B*l. Oats—Mill ing Is lOd to Is lid, bright short feed Id 9<l, inferior Is 7d to Is Bd. Barley—malting 3s, medium 2s 6d to 2s 96, feed Is lOd to 2s 31. Poas— Hand threshed Blae Prussiiins 3«. Beans— 2s lOd to 3b. GraßH-seed —Nomine?. PoiatofS — Nnminnl. Uuiiy Produce—PriniH bmtftr 6il to 6J<l cheeuo 4il to 4£d, luuf bl).-pe sd. The abovn (.ric-B nre tlmae »/«id t) farmers for de ivery, f.o.b LytteltDi, Rtckn extra, potatuo<4,< xcaptmi.