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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16240, 25 November 1914, Page 6

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LONDON MARKETS. Pj«u Aeeociation—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, November 23. Coppcr.—Spot, £55 2s 6d to £55 ss; three months, £55 7s 6d to £55 10s; electrolytic, £57 5s to £57 15s. Tin.—Spot, £133 10s; three months, £137 15s to £138. Pig iron, 50s lOd, Lead, £18 7s 6d. Spelter, £25 5s to £25 10s. Silver, 22|d per oz. LONDON WHEAT MARKET. Preae Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, November 23. Wheat.—Very quiet. Prices unchanged. GORE STOCK SALE (Fbou Ocb Own Cor_»?qnd*ot.) GORE, November 24. At the Gore sale to-day there was a very large yarding of cattle, but few sheep wero forward. Fat wethers, 23s 9d to 265; fat ewes, 19s 7d to 15e 7d; owes and lambs (only one pen offered), 13s 8d; boggeta (mixed sexes), 20s 7d. Cattle.—Fat cowe, £10 15s, £10, £9 12s 6d, and £8 15s; empty heifers, £3 17b; store steers, to £5 13s; dairy cowe, £6 to £10. RABBITSKIN SALE. The Dunedin Woolbrokers' Association (Messrs Dalgety and Co., A. Moritzson and Co., National Mortgage and Agency Company, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agencv Company, Otago Farmers' Co-opera-tive Aesoojation, Donald Reid and Co., Stronaoh, Morris, and Co., and Wright, Stcpheneon, and Co.) report as follows: — The usual sale was held on Monday, when large catalogues were submitted Contrary to expectations, the market showed a decided drop of from 2d to 3d per lb, as compared witti ket sale. The bulk of the consignments forward now show a decided fajlinjr off in quality; consequently it is possible that the prices may still show a decline. Quotations: —Super, does, 14d to 14id; first winter does, 13|d; do bucks, 12d; second does, 12|d; do bucks, 10|d; outgoing does, 9d: autumn and incoming, 9Jd; springe, ojd; racks, sid; first blacks, 33d; fawn, 15d. Horsehair', 21d.