COMMERCIAL.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 21, 23 January 1913, Page 5

COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MARKETS

London, January 22,

At the wool sales the following arc the prices realised for the fleece portions of the clips named: —Ardkeen Hid and lid; Waipunga, 13d and 113 d; Waihuka, 12|d and 12d ; Crissoga, 14d and 123 d; Akitio, 14fd and 12|d; Brookdale, and 14|d. The American visible wheat supply is 122,251,000 bushels.

AUSTRALIAN MARKETS

Sydney, January 22.

Six thousand bags of New Zealand feed oats are selling well at 3s BcT to 3;s 9d.

(Received 9.15 a.m.) London, January 22. The wool sales were'postponed owing to fog. Tallow.—ls4o casks were offered, and 1159 sold.

Mutton.—Fine 40s Od, medium 34s < Beef.—Fine 38s, medium 345.

HIGH COMMISSIONER’S REPORT

Wellington, January 23

The High Commissioner cables under date London, January 21st, as follows:

Eggs.—The market is rather unset tl6d, with a poor demand, and quotations show a weaker tendency. Per 120—Horne 13s fid to 14s fid, Italian 11s to 12s fid, French 11s fid to 13s fid, Hungarian 9s 3d to 10s fid, Russian 9s to 10s fid, Dutch 10s fid to 13s fid, Danish 10s fid to 15s, Egyptian 7s fid to 8s fid, Moroccan 8s fid to 9s 3d. Poultry.—The market is firm with a good demand and a small supply. Chickens, Home Is Id, Russian lid to is. Ducklings, Homo fid to lOd, Russian 8d to fid. Turkeys, Home 8d to lid, French fid to lOd,

Bacon,—The market is firm.owing to the small supply. Present quotations are very high. Irish Gfis to 7fis, Danish 68s to 775, Russian 60s to 60s, Canadian fils to 70s, Swedish 72s to 71s.

Hams.—The market is quiet, but moderate business is doing. English 92s to 112 s, Irish 88s to 108 s, American fils to 70s, Canadian 72s to 745.