STOCKS IN THE DOMINION.
Stocks of dairy produce held at 1 he" grading ports cf the Dominion on 30th November last were as follows:—Butter;.Bß}2, tons; cheese, 7738 tons, as compared with' 9788 tons butter and 8708 tons cheese hold on 3pth;-No\*etttber, : l93o.',,
£ JALLOWv AND HEMP.
Tlje' Department; of Agriculture has received'the. following cablegram, dated sth. December, from: the High Commissioner for New Zealand, London:— Tallow.-7-No auction until next week. Market quiet .and steady on spot. Little business has been done for'shipment. Spot quotations nominally unchanged. Hemp.—Manila, quiet trade demand. Business has been done by second-hand in "K." grade for November-January shipment at £20 and for January-March shipment at £20 12s 6d. Value at,the close 7s 6d' lower. Sisal: Market active and large . business, has beeii' 'done. No. I fair- average quality for November-Janu-ary • shipment and December-February shipment sold up to £17 10s; JanuaryMarch shipment £17 15s. Slightly easier at the close. New Zealand, market quiet with small business reported for Decem-ber-February shipment at fair, £18; common, £17:55; rejected, £16 ss.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 138, 8 December 1931, Page 10
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