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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 221, 6 February 1913, Page 6

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LOXDOV MARKETS. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. London. February 4. Silver. 2S l.'i-llid per 0/.. Share quotations.- Hank of Australasia. buyers 1117, sellers £1211; Tnioli Mank of Australasia, £,">7 10s and £>B 10s; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile A'-ucy Co.. £!Hi IDs. ArL'i'iil iue shipments totalled: .Mutton 2-1!,0110 carcases, lamb -1I.S.)0 car<"<frozen beef 11>1.7~>0 quarters. chilled I0S.!!:!() qua rl ers. Coppei'. Supplies 45.1)17 lons, deliveries -)(i.1).",7 tons, stocks :>S.I!)S tons, afloat 0011(1 tuns, visible 43,101 tons. LOXDO.V DAII! V PRODt/CU REPORT. Messrs K. (irilliths and Co. are in receipt of the following market report from their London principals, Messrs Mills and Sparrow, dated London, December 27. UI12: liiitter.—This has been a very broken week, on account of the holidays, and trade has been of a very unsettled character. During the holidays we have had very heavy rains and gales in several parts of the country, but, on the other band, it has continued quite mild. There is no change to report ill Danish. but A.: d.ralian is about 2s less than 1:1 .si: week. I'lie s.s. Ot way's butters are only partially cleared, and there are only a few butters lauded ex the s.s. Wiltshire. This shipment will really not, be oil the market until next week. Xew Zealand: The s.s. Tiuahinc is expected to dock to-night. We look for a much better trade, and an increased demand immediately the trade has settled down to business. Cheese.—This is also on the quiet side, and the turn of price is in the buyers'