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♦ ■ United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright COLONIAL AND OTHER PRODUCE. LONDON, August 10. Wheat—The English markets aro dull and weak, owing to liberal offere of American at lower prices, due to the hot weather. Tlie Continental markets are all lower, and tlie American is weak. Cargoes are flat- at 30s , holders asking 31s for Victorian, April shipment, and 30s 9d for New South Wales, April _liipzncnt. Flour—The market is dull. Australian is offering freely at Glasgow at 235. Sugar—'Tlio market is quiet. German licet 9s 2d, first marks granulated lis 3d. Bradford Tops—Tho market is quiet. Merinos axe somewhat easier. Common 60s 25_d, super 60's 26id, 46's 18Jd, 40*s 17Jd. Butter—Tlie market is very firm. Danish 115s to 117s. Victorian and New Soutli Wales are woarce, and are nominally quoted at 104 to 106s. Unsjlird 108s, Now Zealand 109s, Queensland 100s to 102s. j LONDON, August 9. Tho Board of Trade returns show that tho July imports increased by £3,867,836, and the exports £5,621,911. Silver, 30 3-16 d per oz. Copper, on spot £83 2s Gd. three months £82 12s 6d per ton. Tin, on spot £179, threo months £179 5s per ton. Lead, £17 per ton.

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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12569, 11 August 1906, Page 11

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COMMERCIAL. Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12569, 11 August 1906, Page 11

COMMERCIAL. Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12569, 11 August 1906, Page 11

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