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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13330, 6 July 1907, Page 5

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Press Aissociation<-Bv Telegraph-Copyright 'LONDON, July 4. ■Copper, on spot, £99 10s per ton ; three months, £93 10s. Tin,■on spot. £l9B per ton; three months, £lB4. Lead, £2l 10s ■per ton. The sale of seven cargoes of Australian wheat is reported at prices ranging from 34s 6d to 35s 6d. SYDNEY, July 5. Wheat sellers are firm in demanding 4s, Buyers offer a penny less. - WHEAT ADVANCING. Received 0.40 a.m.,' July 6th. ■ SYDNEY, July 5. On the strength of London market advices and the fact that 3vs has been paid for a South Australian cargo now loading, wheat shows afurtlier smart advance. H6l- - demand 4k l£d- and refused to accept 4s Id. ''-Tils' city millers have advanced the price of'flpnr to £9 10s. Messr.* Webb and Ivcmpthorne jiave received tlu* following cable • message, from the Colonial-Consignment and Distributing Company's London office: Frozen .Msat —Canterbury miitton,'4^(l; Napisr. Wellington and' North Island 3|(l; lamb, first quality, sid; second, 5d : beef, hindquarters, " Messrs Dalgety and Co. report under date London, July 4th :'—'" Since our last, telegram prices for sides of frozen beef are lower by par to The frozen motion and land) market, is unchanged. We ■Expect an improvement in. price's in tlv near future, provided there is a favourable change in the weather. ■' The Copenhagen official quotation for butter is one kion.'i' higher; the advance is due to adjustment The market for Danish butter is weak."