THE MARKETS.
HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. Pei - Press Association, Wellington,. May 22. The following is the High Commissioner's cable dated London. May 20th. Note. —Quotations unless otherwise specified are average market prices on the spot:— Meat. —Good demand continues for all descriptions of meat owing to shortage of supplies. The price of New Zealand and Home grown mutton and lamb has advanced. Canterbury and North Island mutton today is S4f>d; ewes, very limited supply. 8 1 ,cl; New Zealand lamb of all descriptions, !)?.<d: no New Zealand beef of any descrixuion on market; supplies of American chilled beef small, hinds 10 :i <’d,fores
Bnttev: Market remains firm; Banish quiet, 170 s to 1745; Siberian, good demand, Fills to loSs: Irish creamery, steady, 1(52s to KJfis; Australian , 15Ss to llils; New Zealand, active demand, 08s tol 70s for both salted and nusalted, fair to good quality ISSs to KiOs; Argentine, a4s to 58s.
Cheese: Market very firm, prices firmly’ maintained; Canadian, of which stocks are light, 115 s yd; English, Cheddar 118 s to 1225, New Zealand, white Ills to 115 s, coloured Hits to Ills; United States, less offering, 108 s to 110 s. Hemp: Market quiet, with tendency’ in favour of buyers, caused by heavy shipments having come to hand from Manila. It is reported that there is very littie New Zealand hemp offering. New Zealand good fair is realising £l9 10s, lair £l7 10s; M/imla, fair £55. For MayJnly delivery, New Zealand good fair is quoted at £lB, fair £4O; Manila, fair £sl: coarse £sl. The output from Manila for the week was 53,000 bales. Wheat; Market is quiet; Canadian offerings very’ small ; Canadian arrived 5Ss, April May delivery 57s ; Australian, afloat 01s; Argentine 00s.
Oats: Market dull, very little business doing: Argentine, arrived au. Linseed: Market quiet; Calcutta 70s; Argentine, 07s. Wool: Market strong; all stocks advancing,
STOCK REPOUT. Lalgety ami Co., Ltd., report having a mud him entry of stock at their Marton sale on Monday, 22nd May, all of vvhieli were sold at the following prices: —Cull lambs (Is (Id to K's, small haul's to 14s. aged ewes in lamb lils 7d, fat and forward 2 tooths 22s Sd, heifers in prolit LS 2s (Id. Wo renort having a very failentry of both sheep and cattle at our Feibiing sale, on Friday, LUh May, practically all of which oitangod bunds at prices as below Small lambs to 12s Id, small a2 tooth wethers 2lls, medium lambs Ms Ml to Ms id, forward ewes to 2ls (Id, store ewes I Is !sd, owes in lamb 215 s Id to 275, fat owes to 2 Is. fat wethers to 2Ss hi; empty store cows to ,Ci> lbs, weaners to 20s (Id, haclcward dairy cows to IT> bs, young hulls to £4, cows at drop to l‘l2 Ids, 2 ye u* steers ;27 f.s.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11581, 23 May 1916, Page 5
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475THE MARKETS. Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11581, 23 May 1916, Page 5
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