COMMERCIAL.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15334, 17 June 1910, Page 8

COMMERCIAL.

United Pross Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, June 15. Wheat.-—The American visible supply of wheat is 30.569,000 bushels.

Tallow.-—At the tallow auctions, 1170 casks were offered, and 321 casks sold; mutton, fine 36s fid per cwt. medium 33s Od ; beef, line 35s 9d, medium 335.

(itccoi vod Juno 10, 11.30 i>.in.) SYDNEY, June 16. Wheat Little is doing. Shippers offer 3s 3d to 3s 4d. Holders want 3s ud to 3s Aid. Flour—£o. Oats— Algerian feeding 2s 3d to 2s -Id. seeding to 2s (id. Sparrow bills 2.:, (>d- Harley— Capo feeding 3s, seeding 3s 2d. Maizo Crime local 2s 9d. (Iran —£4 10s. Folia rd--.fi I. Potatoes— Tasmanian £5 to £G 10s. Onions—£4. Butter—114s. Cheese 6Jd to 7<t. Bacon—sJd to Gd

MELBOURNE, Juno 16,

Hides—At. the sales to-day competition was dull. Medium and heavy wove a. farthing lower. Kips were unchanged. Wheat—3s 4 h d to 3s fid. Oats-—• Algerian Is lOd to 2s 2d. HarleyPrime mailing Chevalier 4s 3d, Cape 2s 7d. Maize—2s 6£d. Bran—£4. 10s Pollard—£3 15s to £4 los. Onions—£3.

ADELAIDE. June 16

Wheat —Farmers’ lot 3s 2d to 3s 3dSortie parcels sold up to 3s old. Flour —£B 10s. Bran and pollard— £ll 10s. Oats—Algerian Is lid.

[l’er Press Association.]

NAPIER. June 16.

The Colonial Consignment and Distributing Company to-day cabled the following report of the frozen meat market: —Mutton —The market is steady, but the value of lamb shows a decline. The supply of beef is more plentiful, and there is a considerable fall in values. To-day’s prices are:— Mutton—Canterbury -id, Napier, Wellington and North Island 3Jd; lamb, first quality of d, second quality figd; beef—hindquarters 4d, forequarters 3Sd.