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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 28, 18 September 1911, Page 6

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f WHEAT MARKET. (Received 18, 9.15-a.m.) London, September 17. The wheat and flour afloat for the United^ Kingdom is 2,245,000 quarters, and for the Continent 1,9-10,000; Atlantic sliipments 2,200,000, Pacific 15,000; total to Europe 1,150,000, including Argentine (Russian 213,500, Danubian 360,000, India- 60,000, Austra.lasia 50,000. , HIGH COMMISSIONER’S REPORT (Per Press Association.) • Wellington, September 18. The High- Commissioner babied under data London, ■ tap A ember 17. (Note —Quota.ions; unh-fis otherwise specified are average market oricecon spot). • • iiio mutton market is firm. There lids been more,'inclination to purchase during the past week. . Canterbury 4RI, North Island 3-3 d, River Plata 3.yd; . V \ Tho lamb market is quiet, but’holders are firm. Supplies arc moderate, Canterbury 5,(d, other than Canterbury old; River Plata 44d. The beef market is quiet but firm ;) Now Zealand binds 33d, fores 2-id. , The butter market is very firm. The stocks at present in store#are reported to be small, and the demand is stimulated. Australian 1225, Danish 1235, Siberian Tl9si The cheese market is very firm, and shows signs of strength. A good demaiid is expected. The Tongarirc’s shipment arrived in good condition. New Zealand 695, Canadian 695. The hemp market is very quiet. Prices' have advanced since , last cabling, nominally 5s per ton. The. wool market is a shade weaker .for. merino, and- quiet, with no alteration fin prices, for crossbreds—36’s,- jlovr crossbreds, Is lid; 40’s,low crossbreds, Is 13d; 44’s, medium GiMsa'any]s,-4fi'2’ i\ so’a, : .;ba. 1 fbreds, Is 6d; 56’s, quarterbreds. Is 9d; GO’s, morinqs, is 13d. ' ' ' '