FROZEN MEAT.
QUIET SMITHFTELD TRADE. Mefcsrs Dalgety and Company report 'having received the following cablegram, dated 15th instant, from their London house: Lamb: New Zealand, prime crossbred Canterbury, heavy, B|d per lb; light', Hi per lb. North Island, heavy, Bsd per lb; light, 81d per lb. The market is wea.k, with a limited) demand. Mutton: New Zealand, crossbred, Canterbury, heavy, s|d per lb; light 6Jd per lb. North Island, heavy, 5d per lb; light, 6d per lb. The market is quiet and the demand moderate. Beef: The market is very dull. New Zealand, prime ox toeef, hinds and foreaj not quoted. Australian frozen meat: Good average quality crossbred lamb, heavy and light, not quoted. Good average quality crossbred mutton, heavy, not quoted,; light, 41d per lb. The market is quiet and the demand lefcs. Owing to excessive heat trade has been exceedingly quiet at Smithfield.
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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1783, 17 July 1926, Page 3
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