COMMERCIAL.

Timaru Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 6069, 1 October 1894, Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

m i # (PBB EIECfBSOTai.BGRi.PH— OOFBBIOHX.) (Per Pbsss Association.) Received noon, September 29fch. London, September 28. Butter in stores is quoted at 85s. Beoeived 6 p.m., September 30fch. September 29. At the wool sales to-day, there was a poor selection. Foreigners bought scoured crosabreda at fancy prices. Orossbreds brought Is 2|d, merinos la 2|d to la 4|d. Danish butter, nominal, 100s per cwt. Finest quality is selling at 1063. Australian factory-made butter is selling in the open market from 100s to 104s ; fancy 3ortß 106s. Irish and Danish butter is telling at prices below those realised in ;he same week last year. The colonial jutter committee has fixed the price for ineßt quality at 106s, and fine at 100a. In riew of heavy consignments they make a ixed moderate price in order to induce he trade to buy the colonial article. (Spbcuii io Pbbsb Association) Eeoeived 6 30 p.m , September 30th", London, September 29. The Hon. Simon Fraser, M.L.C., if Victoria, recommends meat-growers to ombino for the purpose of selling direct 0 the consumers. Mr Paterson, of the Fresh Food and Ice Company, Sydney, who has returned from 1 visit to Vienna, declares that there is a eady trade for tivo hundred bullocks veekly, and that they would realise Id per Ib. He advises shippers to remove he fat and send the best beef, and only egs of mutton. He also advises the ap>ointment cf an agent to control the sale, ind believes that the Austrian Governnent would accept the health certificates if their consuls in Australia, and that the neat would thus avoid restrictions on arrival in Austria,