LONDON PRODUCE PRICES
The High Commissioner for New Zealand has received the following cablegram, dated 9th August, from the High Commissioner for New Zealand,. London:
Tallow —Market quiet on account of holiday. Prices remain firm.
I3ggs.—Market cjuiet. Per long hundred {120 eggs), English, national mark, 11s 6d to 10s Cd; English, ordinary pack. 14s 6d to 17s 6d; Irish, 11s to 18s; Swedish, Danish, Belgium, and Dutch, 12s 3d to Us ad; French, 11s 6d to 15s; Polish, 0s Gd in Sa fid.
Fruit.-—English apples now in the market. Present quotations for New Zealand are: Sturmcvs, Ss to 10s: old stock, 4s to 8s; Statesman, 8s to lls; Dougherty and Delicious, 9s to lls. Hemp.—Manilla market dull. '•']£" grade August-September shipment, sold £22, September-November shipment £22 as. Sisal: Market easier. First grade, fair average quality afloat sold £23 !ss. Sep-tember-November shipment quoted £24; second grade 15s less. Good marks held lor 10s more. Mexican unchanged. New Zealand 'market' very quiet. High-fair spot «old at second hand, £22.10s to £23. No inquiry for. forward shipments. No first iand sales reported.
Wool.—Bradford market quiet, with fairly good tone. Quotations nominally unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE PRICES
Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 36, 11 August 1930, Page 12
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