HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLE.
WELLINGTON, November 15. The High Commissioner cabled from London on the 13th inst : — Mutton. — The market is depressed, and likely to go lower. The high prices are restricting business. Quotations : Canterbury and North Island, 3|d. Lamb. — Market very chill. The supply exceeds the demand. Canterbury, 4|d; North Island, 4id, light weights; Canterbury, heavy weights, 4d; North Island, 33d. Beef. — Market steady. New Zealand hinds 3£d; fores, 3id. Butter. — The market remains firm. The Paparoa's butter arrived' in good condition, and sold very freely. Choicest New Zealand, 118s; Australian, 116s; Argentine, 116s; Danish, 1325; Siberian, 110s. Cheese. — Market quiet, but firm. . New Zealand, 575; Canadian, 575.
3©mp. — Market quiet, but steady. New Zealand, good fair grade, on spot. £27; fair grade, on spot, £26; fair current Manila, £2& lfe; January-March shipments. New Zealand good, fair grade. £26 , ss; fair grade, £25 ss; fair current Manila, 1 £26. The Manila output is 21.000. bales. 1 Wool. — More demand, .and prices have advanced.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2905, 17 November 1909, Page 19
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