London.
Mr Valentine has interviewed the Japanese »md Chinese Embas>ies respecting direct shipments of New Zealand mutton and produce. He was informed that no ins ructions had been given on the matter, and both representatives promised to bear the offers in mind. The stock of butter in hand is 12,000 cases. A rise of 4-* per cwt. in the finest factory made U expected as compuivd with the prices realised this time last year. The import ot butter into Great Britain during October increased to 1050 tons. Two-thirds of the shipment of eggs by the steamer Ballarat were broken, and though the remainder arrived in good condition, the con signment were rendered unsaleable owing to breakages. It i* thought that egg* stnnld not be frozen as the frost causes the shell to break. New Zealand long berried wheat, ex warehouse, 245, market firmer ; South Australian wheat, 25d, flat ; Victorian wheat, 24s 6d. Frozen mutton — First quality, 4|il ; second quality, 2£d. Lamb — First quality. sd. Hemp is unchanged.
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Manawatu Herald, 13 November 1894, Page 2
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167London. Manawatu Herald, 13 November 1894, Page 2
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