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LONDON WOOL SALES
(Received 2G. 8.15 a.m.) London, Jan. 25. The wool sales included Piak > lops Hid, average hid. COMPETITION STRONG. (Received 26. 12.35 p.m.) London, Jan. 25. There was strong Yorkshire competition at the wool sales to-day. All good combing merinos wen 1 sold with a hardening tendency. Faulties were rather irregular. METALS. Copper, cash. £55 63. Tin. spot, £l9l 10 - ; three months £192. TALLOW. Tallow. — 10b8 casks were offered and 690 sold. Prices are unchanged. WHEAT. The American visible supply of wheat is 74,,437,000 bushels. FROZEN MEAT. THE SWISS MARKET. (Received 26. 10.25 a.m.) Brisbane. Jan. 26. The following items are supplied by the Commonwealth cable seri ice : It is understood the Swiss Government intends to authorise cities possessing freezing facilities under Mtatr control to import frozen meat, hut a permanent permit i ’lpor: will not be granted at. present. COMMONWEALTH TRADE. (Received 23, Hi. 25 a.m.) Sydney. Jan. 26. The ('ommo.iw call h imports las* year were £59.-156.2.'?*. an increase over the previous year ot ,£8.254.3«2. r Exp iris. 271. 1?i7.627. an inmease of £9.17".(i’.'1.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 37, 26 January 1911, Page 1
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