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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 225, 20 September 1905, Page 2

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KAURI GCM MARKET. . i 'Auckland Star - ' Office. I Wednesday, September 20. The kauri gum market has. been quiet 1 since the departure of the mail steamer, and there is practically no change to re- - port. About 30 tons of gnm went by the ! MnUoia to Sydney this week. Suppliesi of jrum sent in dnring the 20 days of September total 394 tons. AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE MARKETS. (By Cable.—Frees Association. —Copyri«£>tt t'Receivpd 10.0 a.m."* SYDNEY, this day. Wheat- f'hirk, 3/3 to 3/4: millinsr, 3/6 ito '■ V,7 Flour, £S to £8 10/. Oats: Tasmanian, ' -'/P to 3/: New Zealand, CJartOns. 3/. Bar- ■ ley, malting, 3/0 to 4/. Maize, 3/9 to 3/10. pJ>as, Prussian blue, 4/ to 4/3. Bran. lid. 1 Tollard. 1/2. Potatoes. Circular Heads. £8 15/ to £9 Onions, American and Japanese, : £20: Egyptian. £22. % Butter, 10d to lid. Bacon, s}d to 7d. I MELBOURNE, this day. Wheat, ofth- Flonr, £8 5/ to £8 10/. • Oats, Algerian feeding, 1/11 to '2/: milling, 2/2. Tarnaanian •white, 3/. Barley, malting, priro". 4/ to 4/3. Maize. 3/71. Bran, lid. Pol lan! 1/2. Potatoes, locate. £o 10/ ;to £7. Onions, £17 to £20. ADELAIDE, this day. Wheat. :;/6i to 3/7. Flour, £8. Bran, lid. Pollard, 1/2. LONDON .CABLE. I (By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyrigatj LONDON, September 19. j Silver. 2/4|. Tin: On spot. £145 5/ to £145 15/; three ! months, £144 10/ to £145. ! A wheat cargo sold at 33/ net cash. In ' connection with the offer of capitalists to j buy the Canadian Pacific lands, the stock 1 rose by 6|. (Received 11.29 a.m.) The wool sales opened brisk at 5 to 7} per cent, advance, i Tbe wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at quarters, and that for the Continent at 1,80,000 quarters. -Atlantic shipments are 50.000 quaiters. Batik shares are unchanged. \ LONDON WOOL, SALES. A FIRM MARKET. I (By Cable.) LONDON. September IS. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency have received the following cable from their London house:—'•The wool sales opened strong, and, as compared with the last sale's closing rates, prices were for fine crossbreds, medium crossbreds, and merinos about 5 per cent higher. For coarse crossbreds from about 5 to 7* per cent, higher. Competition was active." Messrs A. S. Paterson and Co. have received a cablegram this morning advising that the above sales, which commenced yesterday, opened at an average advance ef 5 per cent, for all qualities. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. CBj Cable— Press Association.— Copyright.) (Received 10.5 a.m.) SYDNEY, September 19. At the woo! sales to-day, the demand was active, and prices firm at late rates. SYDNEY, this day. Greasy wool sold at 12ja. Jne highest of tie season, and scoured at 12id.