HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLE.
MARKET QUIET ALL ROUND.
(Per Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, October 10
j The High Commissioner's cabled mar--1 ket report, dated 14th October (note, 1 quotations unless otherwise specified are averago market prices on spot), is- as follows: —• Mutton. —Market quiet, dull sale for all qualities, but holders firm; Canterbury 4 l-Bd, North Island 2£d. Lamb. —Market weak on accountoortr supplies ot: Home-grown lamb being heavy and lowering prices of New Zealand lambs; .Canterbury 5-Ad, other than Canterbury sd, Scotch Hill 4-2 d. Beef. —Market dull, little demand and supplies llarge; New Zealand hinds 3£d, New Zealand fores 2£d. Butter. —Market rather quiet on account of high prices, buyers of butter holding for prices to go lower; Danish HGs. Siberian 1275, Australian 1325. j Cheese. —Market quiet, and prices slightly weaker; forward transactions in ehoeso very limited at present quotations, but future prospects good] Cana-j dian CDs 6d, D. English cheddar S6s. ! Hemp.—Market quiet, but moderate j business doing. New Zealand firm at j late quotations; stock of New Zealand ; 956 tons; market for Manila lias ad-! vaneed 20s. The output from Manila j for the week was 20,000 bales. Hemp ' quotations last week: |Xew Zealand j good fair on spot per ton £19 15s, New ; Zealand fair grade £18 15s, fair current | Manila £20, forward shipment of New j Zealand good fair £20, New Zealand '. fair grade £19, fair current Manila C2O
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12824, 17 October 1911, Page 3
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