HOME MARKETS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13480, 20 July 1907, Page 7

HOME MARKETS.

Unifed press Association. — By Electric ,Teletoaph.^r<?opyright. . LONDON, July 19.

Whfi»trrtßrjllians .summer weather has. caused general activity An the markets, with a decline, of Is from top prices. Although the world's shipments are small, and' the actual , situation is not materially changed, cargoes are neglected. SputJi Australian April shipments are- offeVjng at 35s 3d ; Victorian September sWbjnent 37&. There is a better demand for* Australian on the spot, the prices .ranging from 36s 6d to , g^'T^-Kew^ZiaTaria offering.' Flour — The flour market is quiet. Jfuiertlffiffßf EonolSffWqtiotetf at 24s 6d to 255, ; Butter-— Th^jnarkeji, js .very dull. Colonial is neg£lsM;-Mt nominally unchanged. **~~v-~*-~» — -» - - Silv.er*rr2s 3 7-16 d* - Copper— On* tHe £94; three .months. ±.oY. ,v, v .' ■ \ Tin-+Offi^a.jq?p^^^BßWlos^ three ; Lead— £2o 10s. " ;"""-'- ; B£s=***« ■ •■'. i Sugar— 3tfttri^nsftm-<iy; German, 9s 7d ; first marks^Ajtei?^. „. , . .•/ j- Bradford reports tnat^the wool njjar--ket is quiet. Ekerything- is firmly held. *\ Sd^Sl^WjS^af ARKBT. ■ (Received July 20, 11.52 a.m.) . */?. 3 -*i>Y?-^I£NIKSff t - July 19. 1 ]}f erin£B.££ad fine are firm at full rates. "Low crossbreds are easier. *gyy>.-*T-.' tihf ■;.. *•• A GOOD^yI^VID.END. Robert (3ampbell and Son,, Limited/ decßrSa-a^ivideria of--te*n per cent.