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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 174, 22 January 1912, Page 2

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■ >*> LONDON MARKETS. By Cable—Pre** Association—Cepyrigku London, January 19. _ Butter.—Dull, owing to heavy arrivals. Buyers are taking the best possible quantities. Australia, 126s to I 1275, secondary, 118s to 1225; New Zea-i land, 130s to 1325, secondary 124s to 128s; Danish, 135s to 1375. Cheese.—Dull. New Zealand, 725. 1 Copper.—Spot, £62 16s 3d: three months, £63 12s 6d. I Tin.—Spot, £l9l 10s; three months, £l6B 6«. Iron, 49s 3d. Sugar.—German, 15s 7d; first marlcg, ib sd. Bradford Wool.—Firm; 64's 25d, gupdr! 60's 24Vid, common 60's 24d/56 y s 21V 2 dJ 50's 18y 4 d, 46'8 14% d, 40's 13y,d. Wheat.—Markets firm with active demand for cargoes. Two Australian cargoes sold at 36s 9d, three at 375, one'at j 37s 3d, 1600 quarters three parts January 15 shipments 375, 8000 South Aus-1 tralian January 37s 3d, Australian spot,! moderate demand, 3Ss; New Zealand long-berry 36s 6d, short-berry 365. ..* Flour.—Spot slow; Australian, 25s to 258 3d* I Oats.—New Zealand held for high] prices. La Plata January-February shinrnent, 16s 9d. Peas.—Dull. First New Zealand MarchApril shipments 37s 6d. Beans.—Firm, stocks small. New Zealand ex-Btore 36s to 36s 6d. Tr,u x , . London, Later. Wheat has risen one penny. Bran and Pollard, ss. Wool.—At the sales there was spirited . competition. American buyers are keen, for good crosabreds. | Kauri Gum.-Six hundred and fifty boxes offered, 200 sold. Fine three-quar-ter scraped 170s. i Silver, 26 3-I6d:^