OVERSEAS MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 228, 27 September 1938, Page 6

OVERSEAS MARKETS.

METAL PRICES FIRMER,

(Received 11 a.m.) LONDON, September 26. ToVd™ Dg ? r f t °- d ¥' 8 quotations on the tw «f « . ™ ai *et, compared with those of September 23: — Sept. 23. Sept. 26. Per ton. Per ton. Copper, stan., spot 42 3 li $> 13 « Copper, stan., 3 " 3 * months 40 «: n At it u Copper, electro. •;: J? 13 0 47 10 0* Copper, elec. wire ** * ° 48 "» • 1! 2 S J$ J2 2, fi^;„ r r r R^t d .:iot "VP ,» • # Tin. stan.. 3 mos. 195 o o lor, 7 fi Silver, tine. oz. .. 79 3-lfid 19 7ir,d Silver, stan.. oz. . 2<MM<; d 2 id TALLOW, HEMP, EGGS. The Department of .Agriculture has* reoeivetl the following cablegram from the High Commissioner f or Xew Zealand, dated September 23: — Tallow—Market continues quiet on the spot with prices" unchanged Hemp.—Manila: Market continues quiet. K grade quoted sellers September-Xnrem-bershipment. £19 10/; market firmer in I hilippmes owing to Japanese buving. Risal: Market quiet in sympathy with Manila: values about unchanged owing to lack of offers. Little interest shown; values nominal. ~ Eggs.—Market quiet, demand slow English National Mark: Mediums, standards and specials 16/. 21/6. English ordinary w« M% la% i b " 18/ °- 19 ' 6 " D»n»h: «-17lb, U/J, 14/3. Australian: 14-171b, 12 9, 13 9.