The London Markets
By Electric Telegraph— Copyright. I PEE TTNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. J . London* April IS. The wool market is buoyant, but low. CroBS-breds are easier. Foreign buyers have taken four-sevenths of the bales offered. : ■ An Australian off coast carge of wheat has been sold at 375. - : The English wheat market is declining ; its tone is weak. The Continental and American markets also show a general decline. New Zealand wh^at (on passage) averages 35s 6d. Forward business is weak at a decline. The arrivals of foreign cargoes are moderate. Up to date 131,000 bales have be£* catalogued at the wool auctions, of which ,-< 127,800 have been sold. .■ ' • The New Zealand Loan and Meroaptil* / Agency Company haye 1 received thVfollowrag cable message from their £jbisdon office, dated 1 2th instant :— TaHow^ull of sale ; good mutton is w6rth. i26s*and b§ef 25s per cwt. Frozen ineat^^utton — The -market is hardening:. (JanWbury is worthed and Wellington^ 4| per Ib. 3eef— Jtfarket unohanged.
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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 120, 16 April 1889, Page 2
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158The London Markets Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 120, 16 April 1889, Page 2
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