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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10304, 8 November 1911, Page 3

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United Prrss Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Rocoiveu November 8, 8.45 a.m.) LONDON. November 7. Argentine Moat.—The River Plato shipments of meat for the month of October M'ere: — Mutton, carcases . . . Lamb, carcases . • °° , .„, Beef, frosim, piece . . • 9o>»»; Beef, chilled, pieces . • 203,822 _ A Debit Balance.—The Australasian Motor Cab Company's report shows a debit balance ol" £12,063. Copper.—On spot. £55 18s 9d per ton; throe months, £56 12s 6d per ton. ~ Tin.—On spot, £lB9 per ton; three months, £lB6 5s per ton. Load.—£ls 17s 6d per ton. Wheat. Two Australian cargoes have been sold to Italy for 36s 3d and 36s 4d per quarter respectively. the~share MARKET.

[Per Press Association.] AUCKLAND, November 8. Business done to-day :—-Good Hop© fiid to 6d, Occidental Is lid to 2s 3d,' "Waiotahi 3s Bd, Crown 2s Sd, Talisman 59s 6d. Grand Junction 32s 9d to 335, New Waitaia, 7sd. New Zealand Insurance 95s to 90s '6d, Auckland Trams .(pref.) 23s 9d.

Messrs Dalgety and Company, Limited, Oliristchurch, have received the following cable message from their Adelaide office, dated November 7:— "At to-day's wool sales wo offered 4300 bales,* the bulk of which sold at very good prices, competition being strong. Good quality merino is higher by per lb, and any changein medium and inferior qualities is in sellers favour. There is a good demand for super lambs' -wool."