LONDON MARKETS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 2997, 21 September 1908, Page 3

LONDON MARKETS.

BY TELEGRAPH —Pit [SS3 ASSOCIATION,

LONUON, September 18. The wheat markets are firm, and buyers are more disposed to operate. Cargoes are firm. Thirty thousand bushels of Adelaide by January steamer rsalised 37s 3il. On spot wheat is steady at from 40s 6d to 41?. I The flour market is firm. Australian, 25s to 25s 6d in London and 28s in Glasgow. Butter—Market firm. Danish 122s ( tj 1245, colonial, nominally unchang- j ed. It is reported that soma new ( seaeoir's contracts have been made i for New Zealand at from 1123 to 113s, c.i.f. . ' The Bradford wool market is quiet. Bfices are firm, unchanged. I iAessrs Dalgety and Company, LvS., Wellington, have received the following cable messages from their London House under date of tl.e 17th instant: —Frozen meat—There is a good demand for .New Zealand lamb. Moderate demand for New Zealand mutton and the market is firm. Fair demand for New Zealand beef and finest qualities are very firm. Meat, • other than Australasian, of good quality is offering at low prices. > Our quotations for New Zealand descriptions are:—Prime crossbred lamb, Canterbuiy, heavy, 4jjd; light, 5Jd; prime crotsbred lamb, North , Island, heavy, 4Jd; light, 5Jd; prime crossbred mutton, Canterbury, heavy, 3|d; light, 4£d; prime crossbred mutton-, North Island, heavy, 3gd; light, 3fri; Drime ox beef, fores, 3Jd; hinds, 4id to 4fd. TallowSince our last advices prices for low and inferior descriptions are 3d per cwt higher. Other descriptions are ' unchanged." v