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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19341, 29 November 1924, Page 10

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WHEAT AND PRODUCE. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, November 27. (Received Nov. 28, at .§.lO p.tn.) Wheat cargoes finned 6d and closed quiet. Parcels firmed 6d io 9d, but business wae small. Port Napier at Liverpool 83s Od ppr quarter. Liverpool futures; December J2s Hid, March 12s HJd May 12s IOJd. Moderate business is passing in spot wheat in all sections. Flour is steady. Australian 46s 6d (ex store). Oafs are steadily held. Peas and beans are quiet and unchanged. Sugar: Granulated, 35a 10id.—A. and N.Z, Cable.

LONDON WOOL SALES. FIRM TONE MAINTAINED. Prefes Association—By Telegraph—CopyrightLONDON, November 27. (Received Nov. 28, at 8.10 p.m.) At the wool sales the market continue® to be excited and all prices firm at full late prices. “Open” clip sold at 29d. The Bradford tops market is unchanged, and business is pmall. Sixty-four’s quplity, SOd; sixties, 7id; fifty-sixes, 53d; fifties, 42d ; forty-sixes, 34d. • ■ At the bides sales ’ there wae a strong demand for the few Australians offered and 30lb to 40lb sold at 7id; 40!b to SOllb, 7Jd; 50lb upwards, 8d; dry-salted, 20lb to SOIb, Ogd; 301 bto 40lb, IOJd. —A. and N.Z. Cable. The Department of Agricultlurp has received the following cablegrami dated November 26, from the High Commissioner for New Zealand, London; The wool sales opened with an exceptionally large attendance of Home and foreign buyers. The demand was active, especially from French section. Merino sold par tp 5 per cent, higher than last series; fine, crossbred greasy, TJ per cent, to 10 per cent, higher; medium and coarse, 15 per cent, to 29 per cent, higher; and slips, 5 per cent, to 10 per cent, higher. Approximately 136,750 bales available for series, of which 40,350 bales are New Zealand.