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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 185, 15 November 1910, Page 3

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LONDON REPORTS. ' llv Cable —Press Association—Copyrig'al I London, November Pi. I Lend imports. 21 ,!)S5 tons, ineludiii; | 7134 tcii.s Australian; exports, SSI: Sheep and Lambs. —New Zealand r.n (.hanged. . I New Zealand Beef. Fores. 2%d i hinds. :»'/((I. ! Australian Shei p.—Heavy. liyht I 3 3-lGd. Lambs unchanged. | Australian Reef.—Foyes. 2%d; liin 1= o'/,d. —" River Plate Sheep.—Heavy, B>/ 4 d; light 3%d. L'.imbs unchanged. River Plate Reef.—Hinds, 3y 4 d. Pork. —New Zealand, Od to Cy s d. AUSTRALIAN WOOL SALES. Berlin, November 1". The Association of German Cottons; Miners and Wool-combers, at a meeting, resolved unanimously to support the proposed division of Australian wool sales into two periods. Hi till COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, November 14. Following is the High Commissioner'? e.'.blrci market report, under date London, November 12 (quotations, unless other .vise stated, are average market prices oil ?pr»t):— Mi;t'i(>;i. —There is dull sale for all qualities, and stocks on hand are light ami tirriily hdd in few hands. River Plat:- is in largo supply and being siroiiirly pushed lor sale. River Plate 3%d, Canterbury 4»4d, North Island 4il. Lamb. —Offering in moderate quantities. Nominally, Canterbury 5%. other than Canterbury 5%d, Australian (new season's) s','td. I ■ Beef.—ln better demand. Supplies ot River Plate are heavy. New Zealand hinds '"'/.d, fores 2%d. Butter. The market is quiet but rather steadier: lower prices encouraged much better demand for the ben qualitv, but there is no demand for poorer grade-i. The Turakina's shipment arrived in good condition. Choicest New Zealand butter 110s, Australian lCils, Danish 115s, Siberian 103s. Cheese—The market is quiet but firm. The demand is improving, but prices are unchanged. Canadian 575. Hemp. —The market is dull and dependent on Manila reports. New Zealand cood fair on spot £24, fair grade £2l, Manila £2O. Forward shipment New Zealand, good fair £23 10s. fair £29 10s, Manila £2O. The output from ■Manila for the week was 20,000 bales. The stock of New Zealand hemp is 243 tons. Cocksfoot Sees!.—The market is quiet. Stocks have been much augmented by the recent arrivals from Xew Zealand. Zealand bright clean seed, weighing 171b per bushel, 70s. Wool. —The market is firm with a hardening tendency, and prospects are favorable. Bradford tops, thirty-sixes (low erossbreds) Is l'/>d. forties (do.) Is 2'Ad, forty-fours (medium erossbreds) Is 4d. 'fifties (half-breds) Is 7 J / 2 d. fifty-sixes (qunrter-breds) Is 10'/ 2 d, sixties (merinos) 2s 4d. River Pla'te shipments.—The following shipments of frozen mutton and lamb were received from Argentina during October. 1010:—London: Mutton 02.44 K. lamb 4700; Liverpool: Mutton 03.035. lamb 9020; Hull: Mutlon 0000, lamb 245; Southampton: Mutton 7500, lamb 500: Ireland: Mutton 2315; total: '

Mutton •21ii,7 , .»1; lamb 10354.