OVERSEAS MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 225, 23 September 1938, Page 4

OVERSEAS MARKETS.

METAL PRICES EASIER. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDOX, September 22. Following are to-day's quotations on the London metal market, compared with those of September 21:— Sept. 21. Sept. 22. Per ton. Per ton. Copper', Tan.fl 4 * " " " " ® months 42 14 4* 42 0 71 Copper, electro. . . 48 0 0 47 o 0 Copper, elee., wire 49 0 0 48 O 0 t ba . rs » 49 0 0 48 0 0 Lead, soft, spot .. 15 18 11 15 5 7, Lead, soft, forward 16 0 71 15 s 11 .Spelter, spot 14 7 B 14 « forward • 14 l«i 14 1« 7J Tn, gtan., spot .. 195 7 6 104 12 6 Tin, stan., 3 mas. 196 2 6 105 7 6 Silver, fine, oz . . 19! d 10 5 ifirt Silver, stan., oz . 203 d 2013-16 d ( WORLD WHEAT PRICES. (Received 11 a.m.) LONDON", September 22. Wheat cargoes are lower and .parcel* easier. Futures: London. October 23'8 per quarter November 23/BV4; Liverpool, i/iiu er vr °'l\ ,Jr 0 een ta 1 • December t M 4 P Spot trade is steadv. Austra ban, ex ship. 29/6. Flour is quiet Australian, ex store. 22/6 to 23/6 ( lucago futures: September 63% rents per bushel, December 64%, May do'/i. FIRMER IN SYDNEY. ' SIDNEY, September 22. T'he wheat market is firm, but traders are pausing until the European situation clears Silo grain is quoted at 2/7% a bushel and bagged to 3/2 a bushel. The price of flour is £7 10/ a ton and of bran and pollard £5 10/ a ton. Other quotations are:—Potatoes, Tasmanian, £13 a ton; others, £10 10/ a ton.. Onions, brown, £15 a ton. Maize, white 4/7 a bushel; yellow, 4/5 a bushel.