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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9284, 17 December 1880, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

Od J jME»'*EEE'MA!ff iEi; JACKSON' S.LONDON * itiad iroW'LAff^&gP^OMy;- .-..'i-.-.r -. : ■? C JTia>Sati Francisco. ,1 ' ;." ■-.) n ••■ '< ii , " v f,,,,,T r , : rr , 1?, Finsbury Circus, -.., „: . niO,, .JI.OI . if.a. E<)ndori;4thNovembor,-1880. fljilnTh-Wast.'homewardi mail, via San Francisco was delivered in London four days early, . viz 22nd October, with dates from Wellington and Christ-hg-^urcb.' .to, 13th' i September received via Brindisi "on 28th October. '"' ' ' " . ii&!i'j Woofi^ 1 — During ■ th'o 'interval .'between '.'sales rj/jitheHj fas been more fiuqury for cross-bred, wool, , 'and it l^pfobabTe'there will 'be a rise in'Valne of .ii€-th*at"de"sorlpiiontat- thel approaching soles, espe- ,., cially-for the finer sorts. ,iFor. other wools the JJ market' continues' in 'a' quiescent statel Later An ndjicesjhardly bear out theiestimate made in our , .last of incteaSe of. 100,000 bales" in Australian t * *^ v Tvo6l- : neib-y^ai i /tli6 : season 1 in; Au'sttalio: generally rp.-tpo? Baying -been -altogether, favourable j on. the other haid New ZedKrid appears" to be certain to send us a large per centogc of increase. ! -T r , rrr TAitow.77:The supply of .Eussian being nominal, "K l inU : ffie'h'o>e ! meltl)emg' deficient both in quality' £3U.&n£i,!qu&ntit3r, this market has at last ahown'soine signs of activity, and a rise' of, Is to"2s per cwt took place at last week's fettle. <-THe ! rise' waif most 'Tiis understood, is being purchased for export; to 'iOtthtf Continent,: \vller& it will be Ufied^inJtliamanujuifacture of bujterinejor margarine. Mutton tal- « 0 ,-l6w i: © this purposeriieither, is ;lU!inferior,t>BQf, buttstUl thejmorket'.for all tallow t, .. should ba, favourably affected by the withdrawal, »l'<of ; lfie'B'o6d : Deef 'parcels' for'edible ( purpdses. ' On' j>ij;theibtb,Brhaji(l,no^ne;can tell: the extent of the- _.,. BtocH/of Sortlr American 'tallow whica would be ■rn.'Stbtfote'aiM&lat'. anything 'oveif. 37s> per owt. .(,; Present quotations are, 37s for best mutton, and , Ms' f#,iooa-* ordinary' beef/ but- best 1 beef of •bO(!J«dible";<luaKty. has sold at.3Bs9d.:; . l ' ■ I jHides and liihthee. — There was a firm market lor 1 hides at the large sales of 7th' October; nil ttjl'ShSlSiPOO th en qffer^dibeing cleared at full prices, :, but at the subsequent pale of ,28th October, when 10 afioUtlliOOOwere catkl*'giied,' not half ?were 'sold, txQ and-a^decline pf r^d to id per lb from. the highestp6nit Eas cbnECquently to be chronicled ; quotations, however, arc stil maintained- at sfd.to s§d' for good heavies, and S»d,to 5} for Ist ligbits. Leauier is also rather lower in value, sales hay- • BfflBlte?? 1 1 ?&d6'at (frbmTipd. to^llid per lb. Melr ~bourrie"-t)asil.s^have"b"een sold at from 9d to. 16d<w£pe&Ibleiid,fi6me frdm; New Zealand at frdm'lo|<l to 12id per 16. ' ,-.-,..'.■, t: , -V Wotat has declined Is to pelf quarter from the highest point, btrffAustmlian andAewZea- , i? land, qualities being still wanted, the quotations. ' for them.ore not much altered, say 49s to 51s 6d' for Australian 1 , and 40s to 52s for New Zealand, s i bpthyfor 496 lbs ex store. .; - .: . . Oats'.'— New Zealand (461bs per bushel) are now D.llSquotediZSs'to^s petf36Blbs ex store.- • n Q ': TJioweather- has. .already become cold and wintry, 'after a" great 'deal of storm 'and 'rain in bjUOctober, but the present week will probably be „• '.considered a favourable one for most agricultural '] J "l>iiposes in England:'- ' '■ ' -Ji;O:/l ■•' '!•' -..-.. '. JOHMSOH AND AtLSUP.