Commercial News

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 91, 30 January 1892, Page 3

Commercial News

4 [united press association. I Sydney, January 28 The wool market is slightly irregular, thotigh last week's prices were maintained ; and in the case of better wools, there is a tendency on the whole in favor of buyers. Mblboubhe, January 28. Wheat, prime, 4s l£d. Flour, stone makes, i>10; roller brands, £10 10s. Oats, Algerian, Is 9d to Is lOd ; Danish, 2s Id ; prime stout, 2s 7d ; maize, 2s 9d. The wool market is irregular. A poor selection of greasies brought up to B£d ; scoured, to Is 3d. London, January 27. At the wool sales there is improved competition, and the opening rates are being fully maintained. There is a large attendance of buyers, and representatives of American and German firms are particularly eager in bidding. The Cape wool is neglected, and prices offered for it are lowering. It is reported that the action of the Glasgow iron merchants, in trying to undersell the London syndicates, will cost the latter a quarter of a million sterling. January 28. There is still spirited competition at the wool sales, and prices are unchanged. Inferior sorts show no improvement, but prices for bulky scoured combings are a trifle better. There is strong competition on the part of American buyers for combjng and greasy sorts. The American visible wheat supply is estimated, a.* $7,200,00(1 bushels,