BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2956, 15 September 1882, Page 2

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

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Commercial-

London, Sept. 13.

Consols arc unchanged at 99£, and New Zealand securities at the following quotationss per cent. 10*40 loan, Xoo|, ox dividend; 5 pec cent 188,9 loan, 106 J-; per cent 1879-1903 loan, 101*. ' -....1' ' v ';. The wheat market is dull, Adelaide, ex warehouse, being quoted at 48s, and New Zealand ditto, at 46s to 48s. Adelaide flour, ex store, is worth 455. Australian tallow is firm at 45s 6d for best beef and 46s 6d for best mutton. Wool’SalesAt 'the wool auction to-day 10,200 bales were offered. - The market is now steady, but the demand is not active. ,

(Pee Cable to Peess Association.)

[Special TO THE MkLBOCBNE “AkgUS.”]

Frozen Meat London, Sept. 12,7.20 p.m. The Austral's cargo of frozen mutton H«s improved m the market, aadhes ■> , t i i , f i

now beon nearly all cleared at an advance of a half-penny a.pound on the first sales. The Prince of Wales betterH.B H. the Prince of Walba returns from the Continent on Wednesday in greatly improved health. [“ Aos" Speciax,.], Strike in the Iron TradeLondok, Sept. 13. The ironworkers’ strike in America is stated to have entirely collapsed.