CABLE NEWS. COMMERCIAL.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume L, Issue 8918, 6 November 1905, Page 5

CABLE NEWS.

COMMERCIAL.

[BY SLICTEIC TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT.]

THE BUTTER MARKET.

[PBESS ASSOCIATION.] LONDON, November 4.

Butter is quiet, with a lower tendency. Danish is unchanged. Choicest coldnial 108s to 110s, a few lote 112s, secondaries 106s.

WOOL.

LONDON, November 4.

The Bradford maiket is depressed, and owing to reduced colonial quotations bußiness is checked.

LONDON MARKETS.

(Received November 6, 8.41 a.m.) LONDON, November 5. The Frozen Meat Trade Association's Smithfield market quotations for the. 'indermentioned classes of frozen r&eats, are based on actual sales of p.ot less than, 100 carcases of mutton or lamb, or 25 carcases of beef of fair average quality. These quotations are not for selected lines but for parcels fairly representative, of the bulk of shipment* now on, the market:—

New Zealand sheep— Crossbred wethers, maiden ewes, Canterbury light, 48-56lbs, and medium, 56-641bs, 3 9-16 d; Canterbury heavy, 64-721bs, 3^d; Dunedjin and Southland 56-641bs, 3 9-16 d; North Island beat, 55-651bs, 3 9-16 d. New Zealand lamb. — Canterbury light, 28-361bs, 4 3-16 d; Canterbury heavy, 36-421bs, 3gd ; Dunedin and Southland, 28-421bs, 3 5-16 d. New Zealand beef— Ox hinds, 180-2201bs 3ld.

Piver Plate— Hinds 2-15-16 d

Rabbifo.— Steauy and unchanged.

New Zealand hemp. — Finl OctoberDecember, £31 10s; January-March, £31 ss. Rabbitskine — 3006 bales were offered and sold well. Furred advanced a penny to l£d and intermediate from a farthing to a half -penny.