MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2576, 2 November 1893, Page 1

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

London, October 29. Tallow, medium mutton, 27s 6d. The English wheat market is weak in tone without quotable change. The Continental market is inactive and the American has an upward tendency. A cargo of Victorian wheat sold at 28s 3d. Victorian butter, factory-made, is quoted at 118 s to 120 s; dairy-made, 108 s. The fresh arrivals of wool up to date total 49,010 bales, of which 6000 bales were sent forward to the manufacturing districts. With the quantity held over from last sales there will be about 195,000 bales available for next series. The National Observer considers that the establishment of reciprocity between Canada and the Australian colonies would bo an admirable counterpoise to the McKinley Tariff. Opt. 3Q. The Antwerp woof sales ate feed for the 7th, Bth, and oth November. A list of 6820 bales is to be offered, including 245 bales from Australia. Sydney, Oct. 31. The settlement of the local wool dispute is as far off as ever. Sellers insist that they shall have control of the wool until is paid for. At the half-yearly meeting of the B.ank of New Slouch Wafe the chairman said that fealty response fed been made to, the call for increased capital of the institution, and that although the fesf payment was not yet’ tfe of £86.00(1 out fjf £ll’f,o,huu has been paid. - " r Melbourne, Oct. 31. The wool difficulty has been settled, and sales will Presumed to-morrow.