OVERSEAS MARKETS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 231, 29 September 1928, Page 4

OVERSEAS MARKETS.

LONDON, September 27.

THE METAL MARKETS. (Qnotations on Sept. 24 in parentheses.) Electrolytic Copper.—Spot, £71 5/ (£7l 5/); three months, £71 15/ (£7J. 13/). Wire Bars.—Spot, £71 15/ (£7l 15/); tfivee months, £71 15/ (£7l 15/). Copper.--Spot-, £04 )0/7% (£64 11/3); three months, £05 0/7% (£65 3/9). Leud.—Spot, £21 13/9 (£2l 18/9); three months, £21 8/9 (£2l 13/9). Hpclter.—Spot, £24 (£24 0/3); three months, £24 3/9 (£24 8/9). Tin.—Spot, £224 7/6 (£220 8/9); three months, £220 10/ (£215 12/6). Silver.—Standard, 26% d (26 7*l6d) per o/.; line, 29% d (28 9-16 d). WHEAT, FLOUR, PULSE, ETC. Wheat.—Cargoes are occasionally higher, aud actual trading is quiet. Parcels are in fair inquiry. Liverpool futures: October delivery, 9/0% per cental; December, 9/3; March, 9/5. The spot trade is quiet, and Jkis a rather easier tendency. Flour.—Quiet. Oats.—Dull. Peas and Beans.—Steady. Sugar.—Granulated, 26/1%. LONOON WOOL BALES. (Australian and N.Z. Press Association.) (Received 10 a.m.) LOVDON, SeptemLcr 28. At the wool sales 9439 bales were offered, of which 3290 were Australian and 4179 New Zealand. There was a limited selection of Merinos, chiefly Western AustraJ tan top-m.ukin# sotrts. There was a moderate offering of greasy crossbred* and ttlipes. There were rather more withdrawals than at the la«t two nights. Prices were nnchanged. New Zealand: Clarence Paa, 37d to 35d. CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES. (Australian and N.Z. Press Association.) (Received 10 a.m.) CHICAGO, September 28. Wheat for delivery in September is qnoted at Chicago at 91.10 per bushel. For December delivery the rate is $1.18%, for March 91.22%, and for May $155%.