LONDON MARKETS

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 34, 12 March 1930, Page 10

LONDON MARKETS

REPORTS FROM HIGH COMMISSIONER. The Department of Agriciflture has received the following cablegram, dated 8th instant, from the High Commissioner for New Zealand, London : — Tallow. — Moderate demand at auetion this week at prices ls to ls 6d below previous sale rates. 627 packages offered, 332 sold Present quotations are. — Mutton : Fine 40s per cwt., fair to good 35s to, 38s, dark to dull 33s to 34s. Beef:'Sweet and mixed 37s to 42s, fair to good 34s to 36s 6d, dark to dull 32s to 33s, line 37s. Mixed : Fair to good 33s 6d to 36s, dark to -dull 32s to 33s. Gut, etc. : 30s to 32s. Hemp. — Manila easier, with moderate business at the deeline. "J" grade Marck-May shipment sold at £29 10s. Sisal marliet quiet and easier. Fair average quality No. 1 for March-April shipment sold at £33 10s and good marks offered at £34 10s. No buyers at present. No. 2 value of good marks at £33 LOs and fair average qualitv £33. New Zealand : More offering but buyers holcling back March-May shipment position as last week. No first hand saies reported^ Apples. — Demand slow and prices inclined to be easier. Californian Newton 14s, Oregon Newton (very little offering at present) 16s. Americao Stayman's Winesap 9s to 11s. Wool. — Bradford market weak. Present quotations are:— 64's warp 2s 4d per 1b, average 2s 3d, 56's ls 8d, 50' s prepared ls 5Jd, 40's prepared lss 3d