OVERSEAS MARKETS.
PRICES OF METALS. COPPER VALUES HIGHER. LONDON, January 23. Following are to-day's quotations on th London metal market, compared witi those of January 22: — le Jan. 23. .Tan. 22. ir Per ton. Per ton. »d £ s. d. £ s. d „ Copper, stan., spot 35 2. 0 34 19 4 ' Copper, stan., 3 months 35 10 7£ 35 6 10 s, Copper, electro. 30 5 O 30 O 0 le to to . 39 15 0 39 10 0 id Copper, elec., wire ic bars 39 15 0 39 10 0 6, Lead, soft, spot ..1013 15 2 6 l t Lead, soft, forw'd 10-1 3 15 3 9 Spelter, spot .... 34# 8 0 14 5 0 " f Spelter, forward . 14 15 O 14 11 3 Tin, stan., spot . 203 2 0 207 5 0 ;1 " Tin, stan., 3 liios. 190 12 0 198 17 6 it 5 f WHEAT CARGOES, ETC. t. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDON, January 23. Cargoes are steady and parcels quiet. Futures—London: March, 31/7 pe: quarter; July, 31/3%. Liverpool: March ~ 0/7% per cental; May, 6/4%; July, 6/5. Spot trade is quiet. Australian ex ship '3 33/3. 0 Flour is steady. Australian ex store ~ 23/ to 23/3. Chicago Futures.—May, 101 cents pei 0 bushel; July, 89% cents; September, 87% 3 cents. 0 LONDON WOOL SALES. (Received 12.30 p.m.) LONDON, January 24. f At the wool sales 9092 bales were offered, 1 including 4473 New Zealand; 8360 Australian and New Zealand were sold. There d was a fairly good selection, consisting t chiefly of Australian greasy Merinos, which 3 sold well at full current rates. New Zeai land greasy crossbred, Hautapu, top price £ 12% d, average 10% d; slipe halfbred lambs, , CFB/Pareora, 18d and 16% d. 1 ■ LONDON, January 23. s At the woo] sales 9675 bales were offered, including 4790 New Zealand, and 8377 Australian and New Zealand were ' sold. A good selection was offered lu [ Australian Merinos. New Zealand croes- \ breds met with a broader demand, j causing strong competition, and a good , clearance was effected at full prices. New Zealand crossbreds sold in sellers' favour. New Zealand greasy crossbred—Oakleigh, top price M'/id, average 10% d. The Bank of New Zealand has received the following advice from its London office, under date 24tli inst.:—Compared with the opening of the series there is no material change. The demand for new clip wool is very good. PRICE OF SILVER. (Received 2 p.m.) LONDON, January 23. J Silver is quoted at 20d per ounce for I spot delivery. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 4
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