HOME MARKETS.
PRICE OF MUTTON UNCHANGED,
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright
London, June 9,
The British exports of coal for May increased by 111,000 tons compared with the previous May. The price of mutton of all kinds is unchanged. Prime Canterbury lamb is 3 3-16 d, and fair average, including Dunedin, - Southland, Wellington, secondary Canterbury 4jd. River Plate crossbred or merino wethers, heavy light 2 3-Bd. New Zealand" beef, 180 to 2201b5, fail-average-quality: ox fores 29-16 d, hinds 8 5-Sd. Hides dull. New South Wales light ox 4£d, others unchanged. Leather is unchanged, but basils have declined a half-penny. 1 Tin: spot 130, three months 1281. * Silver: 2s 3 7-16 d.
Wheat,: Victorian cargoes were sold, Alexander Lawrence at 29s 6Jd, Oceans at 29s 9di
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 129, 11 June 1901, Page 3
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