COMMERCIAL.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 475, 19 June 1912, Page 5

COMMERCIAL.

HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLE. [hy tki.w;rai*ii.' —rni.ss .ts.xoriATJON.] Wellington, Monday. The following is the High Commissioner's cable, dated London, Junfi 15th, quotations unless otherwise specified, beinp market, prices on spot: Tho strike if t^ubr.i«lin>r, and many mon are return:: 1 ,;; to work. Business is apparently improving. Mult,on. The market, is steady. Canterbury -Uti, North Island 4d. Lamb.- The market is firm. It is expected that prices will decline when larger supplies become available. Canterbury le/d, other than Canterbury (V:tl. Peef. - The market ia quiet, and the supply exceeds the demand. Now Zealand hinds 'lyd, fores !4jsd. putter.—The market ia quiet and steady. New Zealand holders are linn, Choicest. New Zealand 115s, Australian IUSs, Hanish 121 a, Siberian PkSs. Cheese.- The market is firm, and the demand moderate. New Zealand, co km red 'Pis. white PJs (id. The market is Mtiie! and steady and is dependent on Manila, reports. Spot, New Zealand rood i'atr .L'L'k', fair.£2o; fair current, Manila .'.L..'-! (is, forward shipment about the same price. The output, from Manila for the week was i ,000 bales. Wool. ---M avket. prospects ar favourable ami then- is general confidence in the maintenance, of present prices. , C'.irnml quotations '"or Bradford (ops lovv rrossbreds l-pd, -J 0 1 low | erossbreds 1 "?.(). TPs medium croaahreds ITid, b'l's haPbnaP 17? ; d, TjG's quarterbreils i'.p'd. merino's 25d. Wheat.—The market is rather more active. Oats.—The market is very quiet. Peas,- -Less demand. Beans.- -Market very dull.