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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 166, 22 October 1910, Page 8

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LONDON MARK UTS. \jY Cable—Press Association.—Copyriglrt. Received 21, 7.20 p.m. London, October 21. Wheat The markets arc inactive, tending downward on the easier American ([notations and the heavy world's' shipment. Chicago 'December wheat as quoted at !)3%' cents to '.U% cents. There is little enquiry for •cargoes; 37s is asked for South Australian OcloberXovember shipment and 37s 3d for Victorian October, and 3!ls !)d from all three ports for December-January shipments; 3!)s ltd is asked for South Australian parcels afloat. There is lmt a. small demand for Australian spot at 37-. lid to 3Ks !id. Now Zealand wheat averages 3,'!s to 345, inferior 325, superior 34s (id. to 3.") sod. Oats—Market quiet. New (iartons 17s (id to IDs. Sparrowbills 17s to 18s (id; Da Plata October-November shipmenL 13s 3d. Beans— Kasier. Old New Zealand 34s' to 34s (id. . Butter-Market llaf. Choicest Australian is selling well. Salted lids to 112s, unsalted 112s to II Is, occasionally I.Kfe! Secondaries are practically unsaleable, but the nominal quotation is 104s to 108s. The market closes weak, tendiri" downwards. ° Copper forward delivery, .057 ]-_'s Od Electrolytic, ,i'f>!>. Tin-Spot £l7O, three mouths £Ki6 lfls. Dead, £l3 (is 3d. 'Spelter, .C 24. Iron, 4!ls fkl. Wool -The liradtord market is quiet. *Mxly-fours are quoted a i ißi/., U ,„,„,,. sixties -iU\, comiuou twenties 7d liflvHixps 23d. fifties 20.1, forty-sixes KM, f„' r . ties 14y 4 d; merinos are lower for future.