WOOL PRICES AND SYDNEY.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20086, 15 November 1930, Page 12

WOOL PRICES AND SYDNEY.

LONDON PAPERS PLEAS®™ CUHtTBD PBXSS MSOCIATIOH-M ffrirnfrpP TKCJBGB JUPH—-COFTBXG JO .) LONDON, November Ik'' 2® Tho "Financial News" increased wool prices at tho wool sale, as a matter for aatisfiw^®! The "Financial NeW says would probably be too sanguine' bS|s!l ever, to expect from Australia aurttSsj ■ great increase in wool export vxrijplfi during the current season. FRANCE IN HIGHEST PRICK PAID. JOj MELBOURNE, November At the wool sales at Geolojig, paid the highest price, 20J d, BRADFORD MARKET LONDON, Novembm'.imjjaill At the tops markct sSBB quiet tone, but is firm. AUSTRALIAN MARK£^|i GRAIN AND PRODIJC&i|fg _ SYDNEY, November iMSf Wheat—The market is easier. New bagged 2s BJd to 2s 9d. old to 2 s 9 id, country delivery. Flour—The export position is prices offered are very low. Then li-tSIBI local business at £8 10s. , ' Oats—Tasmaniaa white, 3s Cd In Ifa tlfll Algerian, 4s to 4s 3d. ~ ■ Potatoes—New local, £8 to £9: ; >i Wheat—Growers' lots, 2« 6d In 2|lhßhl Floor—Bakers' lots, £7 Oats—Algerian feed. 2a. -IaSHI MELBOURNE. Novemh*3S|ffli Wheat—The market is qniet,. —The market is slow at Oats —Nominal, 2s 3d. . Barley—MajUng, nominal 3s. *'^^l Potatoes —There is a poor WHEAT. '^|B POOL'S PROPOSAL ACCEPTED. v " , 'CANADIAN LOAN." jllßj The Wheat Pool proposal to et&b tbSagl payment of the Join to period of years with no reported to be nnaterotrtUSlifcpiffi JMjKBjM which propose that infeteod'vf IW-kHmHwlh provincial' Government* akoBM accept farmers' seeitriti«nf, aaA^ Cargoes—ln view of th«f , Elan shipments;i'selljmi w!n*itgE^,lß6lMißSHM with difpculty... A eUgo fit SSOO - Bewale 8A tat , garceM«ra.HßClianged. ~'vTß Future* Wfl.mitrfa—-»r>-'■December' Mi CANADA'S The Dominion BurfMi of mates-this• n»'> ■!»■> i isii itli IWBIiHI buabels, «rhieVv». 11,000,000' jbhthale rMfififfl than the (Ulkhmy ,i Chicago Chicago vrhM 741 eetto • huheli 7?J cent; July, -FLOUR, QATS' Beet aagfci—-Deeeafeer FRUIT [iioi mil usiness U' the fairly quiet daring tie frtilt amved on the marlce*, wMMpPipBIBIM Canadian apple*. This il In'W| 4M9HMSfI this season, end it CSDM tfc * Next wfiek w(U •lan- be a ttttft WWBMMMMMI ships are due until early " iwtaHMIBWWM week, nfcheh the Waikouaitl the Jsiaheno trttxa Melbennie with citruA frulta.* Oran««a.attArMOTWi^B^W in ehortaupply, and few New Zealand lesions and net w)tlk « good i apple* are practically dxrne..:.lWPW»wjjgfßß« Christehorch tomatoes are InCTetiMgraHMM price* hiv» slackened miumMU&MIMHI demand is good, Local n4w botatoffrMeMH creasing inv supplies, and prieM lUWShHH eomewhat, bat the depuha U> jiUUdMIBW -Stnall lott •! Amerfeao gratt«*'e4»* aiaglßWß North lalandU knd m Oolaen Wa*t. . The next riving at WeQlagtoa itbMli th«xe should teaen Dunsdln », f*«r U9'BHH| SOUTHLAND. (wccui, to ma rug*,).. There h&rs V«6n good enpplieg «AN|SBHB liaea of fruit during the wnlf. OtwamgHHl plentiful and of good qnallty. ' ffltllwwawß liothoute tomatoes are now coniihg i» fair ' quantitle* and KMtbw' wH&.difaHMMI dimand. Apples, ex eool atoree.. sifewiHM good supply. A further supply cf -"WMM Is <tae about the 2l«t iaet. Kew"dMWMffl Canadian apples.are due thi* wtek, MtlHMl will . probably range from SKks to case. The vegetable marks. All clasgea, especially cauliflowers tace, are arriving d&lly and la fair -WjjjßfjM Current prices are as follows ISs to 22s per ca*C, apples, b«s»'*erM2w®;2»| lis 66, medium and inferior bom w&biSM to 65,, red grapes 28a to 32a per ««*►,'Wgg■ house tomatoes la 9d to 2a Id toeT'IHUH lemons 82* 6d per case, best 7e, ntediitm is to *u 60, lettaea' »«»ifc§f§|H| all per doaen; spring onions tie wjaflßH 94 per do*, bundles, aspartguf' 6a ft,' per doseft bundles. fCONTINIJED ON PARR