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LONDON' MARKETS. WOOL SALES POSTPONED. Australian Cable Association. London, Nov. 29. At the request of the authorities, the next wool sales have been postponed for a week, provisionally. Anning's report states that S.lO hales of rabbit skins were offered and sold, there being a most excited competition and record prices, owing to the probability of little offerings for a long time. Australian furriers' sorts advanced 50 per cent., and others 20 to -25. New Zealand averaged fully 50 per cent, advance. Tallow: 1710 casks offered, 1570 sold. Mutton, finest 573,' medium -li)/3; beef, fine 55/6, medium 49/0. AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. • Received Xov. DO, 9.40 p.m. Svdnev, Nov. 30. Oats: Algerian feeding 2/7 to 2/S, milling 2/10; Tasmanian, white, 3/S to 2/11. . , Barley: 3/- to 3/0. Maize: 3/9 to 3/10. '' ■Potatoes: Tasmamans, £8 103. ' Onions: £9.
Adelaide, Nov. 30. Oats: 1/8 to 1/10. Melbourne, Xov*. 30. Hides: There are moderate supplies iuid lair competition, prices being unchanged,
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1916, Page 5
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