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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7949, 12 October 1905, Page 2

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London, October 10 Copper-Spot £7l 12s ed, three months £7O 12s «d. Tin-Spot £146 Os, three months £143. The wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is 1,355,000 quarters for tho Continent 2,170,000 quarters', Atlantic shipment* 120,000 quarters. Bank shares-Bank of New South Wales £43 10s, Union Bank £47 10s, hew Zealand Loan an<J Mercantile Agency debentures 94. Kest unchanged. Sydney, Oct. 11. Wheat.-Chick 3s, milling 3s 7d. Flour i£B 5s to £8 Ws, Manitoba. £l4 10s. Oats.-Tasmanian 2s 10d to 2s lid, Victorian Algerians 2s sd, New, Zealand gortons 2s lid to 3s, Algerian 2s 4d. Barley-English 2s lid, malting 3s 0d to 4s. Maize 4s 3d. Bran lid. I'odard Is 2d. Potatoes—Circular heads £9 10s. Onions.—'Frisco £25, Italian £23. Butter 10d to lid. Cheese 6d to 7d. Bacon ssd to 7(1.

Melbourne, Oct. 11 Wheat, 3s Bd. Flour £B. Oats.—Algerian 2s Id to 2s 2d. Barley.—Malting 3s 6d. Maizu to 4s 4d, Bran 10Jd. Onions £lB to £27. Pollard Is 2Jd, Potatoes £8 10s. Adolaide, Oct. 11. Wheat 3s 7{d. Flour £B. Bran 11R

Pollard Is 3d. Sydney, October 11. Wool.—Animated competition, and prices well n.aintained. Greasy sold to 13-ld, scoured I'iii.

DALGETY AND CO.'S REPORT, Messrs Dalgely and Coir.panyf Ltd,, Wellington, have received the follawing cables from their London office, dated tith inst, : Tallow.—Heef and mixed higher by 6<l to 9d per cwt. Low ami inferior descriptions higher by 3d. Dull to fair , mutton tallowi higher by 3d. Prime mutton tallow not offered (for sale.

New Zealand Frown lamb.—Lower l-'.\' id per It,. Frozen mutton in general lower by id i>er lb. Frozen beef prices are firm. Poor •demand for frijien meat in general...,- • Butter.—Market firm, with prices unchanged. The future is difficult tu forecast. Imports into the L'nited Kingdom for week ending Sept. 20 were 03,000 cwt, as compared with 61,000 cwt. for same period last year. Moi-e demand for unsaltetl than salted. De- not expect any important change in prices as long as shipments keep small.