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Grey River Argus, 24 November 1910, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

/ .LONDON MA-RKET REPORT

WELLINGTON, Nov 22,

The High -■ Commissioner's cabled market report, dated London, November 19th the quotations, unless otherwise specified, are the average market prices on spot:—- . Mutton— River Elate mutton is in large supply. Canterbury 4jd, North Island 4d and River Plate 3£d. Lamb. — There is. no, alteration in the market since last week. Canterbury is at s|d, other than. Canterbury 5?, d. This season's Australian has arrived and is selling at s&d. Beef. — -The market . is steady and shows signs of improvement. , NewZealand hinds -3sd, -fores 2sd. ... Butter.^-The market is firmer and thercfis an increasing demand for -the. better grades-. Choicest New Zealand to-day ills, Danish 117s. Siberia 103s Australian 107s. Cheese — The market is s'eady. Canadian 575. ' : . . Hemp. : — The market is 'flat and nothing whatsoever is doing. Nominally New Zealand good fair on spot £23 10s, fair grade ;£2O 10s, fair current Manila £1Q 10s. Forward shipment about the same. The output from Manila for the. week was 22,000 bales. Cocksfoot Seed. — The market is quie;. Bright, clean New Zealand seed, weighing 17lbs. per bushel, 745. Wheat.— The market is quiet, but moderate business doing. New Zealand long-berried whea;, ex granary, per quarter of 4961 b./ 32s 6d. Short berried 32s'. Oats— There .is little demand, and the supply - is' large. . New Zealand shore sparrow-bill -ex. granary pur quar ter of 3841 b 18s; Danish, per quai-er of 320 ibs 16 6d. Beans.— There is good local demand. New Zealand crop, per ,5041bs 34s 6d. Peas— New Zealand peas (partridge) per 5041b5, 465. The market is quiet with a tendency in favour of die buyers. ' ' Wool.— The market: remains firm.