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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13527, 8 November 1911, Page 8

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Press Association .—Telegraph * —Copyright. Received November 8, 10.0 a.m. LONDON, November 8. . Silver, 25Jd. Dalgety’a, .£IOO. AUCKLAND SIIAEE MARKET. (Per United Press Association.) AUCKL AND. November. .8. The business done on ’Change to-day included^— : Good Hope—ojd to 6d. / Occidental—Ms,; lid to 2a 3d.. Waiotahi—3s Bd. Grown—2s 9d. Talisman—£2 19s 6d. -Grand Junction-— £l 12s 9d to s£l 13#. New Waitaia—7-Id. N.Z. Insurance—i>4Tls to Ji4 10b, 6d. AucMand Trains (preference)—<£l 3s 9d. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. FIRST OF THE SEASON. A FALL IN PRICE. LEVIN AND CO.’S REPORT. WELLINGTON, November 7 The first sale .of the season was held to-day, InOO.baJes being offered by the Associated Brokers, our offering being 250 bales. The condition of the clips was somewhat similar to" last year,- though; heavier than ordinarily, and the wool; not too .well grown. At the opening' of the 1 sale there was a good' attendance of buyers from all.. parts,! the United Kingdom, Europe, United States and New Zealand being well represented, but oversea buying withdrew, owing to objections raised by them to the enforcement of the terms' “Cash before delivery.” The .sale was supported, however, by local operators . and non-members 'ortho Buyers’ Assoeiation; who operated freely at prices which lyere fully equal to the London oquivaleUt, and the sale did not annear to suffer aiiy lack of competition. As was to bo expected, owing to. the low range .of prices now current in Loudon,' and the uncertain outlook, prices showed a fall of Ifd, to.Jfd, as compared with last November.- The following is The. range of .prices I To-day’s prices—-Memos,, none offering; halfbreds, 9d to 9Jdv superior fine.crossbreds, 7|d .fco 8;jd; medium crossbreds, 7d to-7-Jd; coarse croksbreds, to breds, fid’To' pieces and- bellies, 4d tosd:liicks,:3d.toj3§d.-. - - .HAETTHI STOCK SALE; - / Messrs Freeman' E. Jackson jand' Co.’s report;—At our- Ractihi yard 6n Friday last we had'- a good entry of- cattle and a fajr entry of sheep.. Sheep met with.a. fair demand',' though several lines’; were'" passed iri: at auction wo wore/able to quit the wholeyarding,. bar : a line of lour-' tooth ■•.■ wethers. Young grown cattle changed hands at ruling rates, grown cattle being less sought after. We quote ; —Fat shorn owes (good) 15s, four-tooth wethers (forward) 15s 7d to 16s, ewes and lambs 15s. ewe hoggets 14s 3d, mixed- hoggets T2s 9d to 13s lOd, crossbred hoggets 10s 3d to 11s, f.m. ewes 8s 3d, 15-month steers 19s, yearling steers .£2 15 s, small yearling heifers £2 7s 6d, store cow s ,£2 17s 6d to =£3 2s, dairy heifers £5 os to £6. -c-- - ■ ■ -LONDON MARKETS; ■ -Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have received cable information from their London dfficb as follows ; Tallow.—Prices are unchanged, and buyers -are not eager to operate. - Frozen Meat.—There is a fair demand for nnittofi’Ca'rid’fffflnblVjfedyprices are unchanged since bur last adviep. There is no improvement for frozen beef. > LONDON MARKETS. " Diflgetv and Company, Ltd.,’’have received cabled, information from their London; office as follows:—' Tallow.—Prices are- unchanged, and buyers are not, eager to operate.. .. ~ Frozen .Meat —There is a fair demand for mutton and lamb, arid prices are unchanged since our last advibo. There -s nb improvement for frozen beef. i,.