LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS
TALLOW AND HEMP Press Association The Department of Agriculture has re«_ci\ed the following cablegram, dated ft cm Her -, from the High Commissioner :or .\ew Zealand, London:— 1 allow— No auction this week. Moderate spot business has been done at slightly easier prices. Hemp—The Manila market has displayed further strength and prices have advanced under active buying. irrade has sold for January-March shipment at LoS ss, and was quoted by sellers at the close at £3B lj>s. The output to December 3 was 1.279,000 bales, :> gainst 1.1D0.000 bales for the same T eriod last year. Stocks in Manila on I 'c omber 3 were 133,000 bales, against !51,000 bales last year. The sisal market •' string and advancing. No. 1, for January-March shipment, is now quoted • r \lhrs £4O 15s. Second grade closed with possible buyers at £3B 10s. The trade demand is moderate only. New Zealand has improved in sympathy with S ‘sal, and business has been reported on the basis of highpoints, £35 10s; fair, C 32 10s: common, £29 10s. Tow: No. -. £22 10s; No. 3, £l9. December-Febru-ary shipments.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 534, 11 December 1928, Page 14
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