COMMERCIAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1924, 6 November 1906, Page 1

COMMERCIAL.

COMMISSIONER’S REPORT. PRESS ASSOCIATION Welingion, lest night, The following oable has boon received by the Department of Industries and Oommerca from the High Commissioner, dated London, November 3rd :— 11 The mutton market is very firm. Canterbury light-weight is quoted at 4[|d, heavy 4£d ; North Island light weighis 4£d, heavy 4r)d, The lamb market ii very firm, and suppliers are running short, Canterbury brands are quoted at other than Canterbury 5Jd. Beef: Tho market is firm, with mote demand Hindquarters are quoted at 4} 4, and forequarters 3£3, Button Market firm, with good demand Tho New Zealand new Besson’s make, ex Karames, arrived in good coudision. Choicest New Zealand is quoted at 116 i. Danish 123-', and Siberian 105 s per owt, Cheese: Market firm, and fbo demand only moderate. Canadian makes are quoted at 63a per ewi., and are in greet demand, Buyers nro offering more freely for cocksfoot soed, but to push sales, however, lower prices are being accepted, Bright, dean dresrod, 17. b seed is quoted at 44s per cvh The grain market is very quiet, New Zealand longborriod wheat, on spot, 5041 b, is quoted at 295; abort berried, 28s 61. New Zealand Bpairowbill oats, 8841 b, is worth 2os ; New Zealand Danish oats, 19<, 3201 b. New Zealand beans, f.a.q., cow crop are quoied at 343 per 5041 b. Tbero is a quiet market, with prioos slightly wouker; Now Zealand pnrtridgo pons, 504'b, are quoted at 443 ; biuo peas 365, Tho market is quiot. Tkoro is a large speculative demand for tallow, and priocs have advanced 40t per ton upwards. The movement is likoly to continue.