LATE COMMERCIAL

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18219, 1 November 1924, Page 16

LATE COMMERCIAL

; DAIRY PRODUCE. I (by c.vhi.e —i-asss association— copyright! i j (AUSTRALIAN A.NI> .VT,. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) I ! (Koceivd :Usi. T.o p.m.) ; ! I.OXDOX, October 30. ! Butter- The market i< oniet and pr'cos i j arc easi.T. X--.v Zea'atsd t hoi cost salted if J j soring .it 22-.= to 2-1.; pov c«'i. und esc- i ; cri'ti Lvr.j lots up to 2205: I 20.3 to 2ui>, ,i i.r.v u'w season's lots ' ! r-> : lins ' : t ■<! ->l t« to 2165: and Han>h I '.lU'krs -J2GS to -30s. ! I _ C:-aTiv market is lirm, supplies I ! heirs? short. Now Zealand is quoted at ! j 0,"? to ;H's ;>er ewt. j ! . ! <)alce;.v and Co., Ltd.. have received the j | t'oiiowin.:- c.i'.'Uvram from their .London ■ , of!ice. dr.tod Ovt.-ber ;'Jth : ! j "Butter: MavJcei- -wry dull. Prices ; j r.omitiai. Danish 2:??, nncsi New Zealand ; j ealtod -'-Is. s or exceptional Now Zealand j i brands iV-, finest Australian salted 2065, j ■ ur.snlted 21l : s. j j ''Cheese: Marke! slow at the advance ;n prices. AVo qnot 1 : Xew Zealand white- and coloured flt-'s to 955, Canadian c.i.f. f-ts to Ms." BRADFORD TOPS. -Recivcd October :?Ist. 7.5 o.m.' LOXOOX", October 30. The Bradi'ord t.'ps market has an improved tone. There, ha? been a slight increase in tile volume of business, but quotations are unchanged. METALS. (Received October 31st, 7.1j p.m.) LONDON, October 30. Copper—Soot Ss 9d, forward ±'Gl lis 3d. Lead—Spot i; 57 10s. forward £35 10s. Spelter—Spo; llli Cs ."d. f or ward £3l Is 3d. Tin—Spot £J.i7 ]7s I'd forward .t-oi) 12s tkl. Silver--Standard 3-1 15-!fd per ounce, i'irte 37 11-16 d. Gold—9ls yd per ounce. P. AND O. DEFERRED STOCK. (AUSTRALIAN AND X.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) T.OXDON, October 29. The P. and O. Company has declared a dividend on the deferred stock of .12 per cent.BOOM IN COTTON SHARES. I.OXDOX, October 30. In expectation of a cotton trade . revival, there is a remarkable boom in shares. Half a million Oklhnm shares were sold on Tuesday. The value of the shares in 290 companies has already appreciated by £1,000,000. AUSTRALIAN WOOL AND WHEAT. (AUSTEALIAS AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) MELBOURNE, October 32. At the annual meeting the Stock Exchange the chairman stated that those in a position to know estimate the value of the wool and wheat during the current year at between £100,000,000 and £120,000,000. MELBOURNE MARKETS. MELBOURNE, October 31. Oats —2s 9d to 33 2d ,a bushel. Barley—English, 5s 6d to 6s a bushel; Cape, 4s to 4s 3d m bushel. ; Potatoes —£2 5s tc £:i 15-s "a ton. Onions— £25 to £26 a ton.