OVERSEAS MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1938, Page 6

OVERSEAS MARKETS.

METAL PRICES FIRM

(Received 11 a.m.) LONDON*. September If). Following are to-day's quotations on the London metnl market, compared with those of September 10: — Sept. 10. Sept. 19. IVr ton. Per ton. * s. il. £ s. <J. Copper, stun., spot 42 14 41 4.'! 8 l> Copper, stan., 3 . months 42 Ifl 10.1 43 ii jo, (.opper. electro. .. 47 15 O 48 fi 0 to to 48 13 0 49 5 0 Copper, elec, wire ours 48 15 ft 40 5 ft }>a<j, soft spot .... 15 *7 <! Iβ ,'{ 1J IyeiKl. soft, forward l<s 8 11 l<; 5 it Spelter, sp,.t 14 17 <; 14 1(! 3 Spelter, ti.rwnrii . 15 I ]oi ir. O 7J Tin. stan.. s lM it .. 1!)4 V_> li" 1-)(i 7 « Tin. slnn.. 3 mos. k>s l^ , « m 7 •• g Silver, tine. oz. .. 10 7-UJd I!>M Silver, .stan.. oz. . 21<1 21'2il PRICE OF SILVER. British Official Wireless. (Received 11.30 a.m.) RUGBY, September 10. Silver k quoted at 20d per ounce epot and 20/8(1 for forward delivery. BRADFORD QUIET. (Received 11 a.m.) LON'DOX, September 19. Bradford bushiese in crossbrede is steady with prices unchanged. Yarns are quiet Sonic topmakers have withdrawn from the market tor the time beine and others are. quoting 2CV6d for the Ws. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. SYDNEY, September 19. The Sydney wool sales resumed to-dav when 11.864 bales were offered and 10,5,50 were eold. a« well a N 1282 bales privately Hie market was very firm at the closmtr rates of the last series for all descriptions. There was good general competition, with etroiiK Ckrmnn buying and increased support from Jaj>an. Merino made up to 16d per lb