COMMERCIAL.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 21, 13 November 1872, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday K veiling. We are happy to state that trade in the district is steadily improving, and a marked dith-rcncc has been perceptible during the lust week in general business. We draw attention to an important sale of land an t house property, particulars of which will be iound in another column. Latest quotations of colonial produce will be found below. The shareranrket is still very quiet. e leara from the published returns that the value of gold exported from Auckland during the last quarter was valued at £95,050. Tlio total amount of the export of gum, wool, flax, and gold from the port of Auckland during the month of October was £S3,S3I. At Mr Uuckland’s yards, at Bemucra, on Thursday last, a number of moderately well bred young bulls met with a ready sale. Store cattle were in full supply, and all descriptions enquired for at improved values.

I Fat. I • i:i average supply. L.mbi - b ? a V'Z* fairly* 1 ;; ;y • ia general AUCKLAND MARKETS. MAZ.., UVI'S. FOTAIOE3, ETC. WHOLESALE. fi >ur. .£ls per ton, \iui/ ■, 3s ItM t > 4s per hu-bel. 0:0 “ : "i*. d, 3s 3d tu 3? 6i per bushel ; feed t,. 3- 3d. 5 * PotuL as. 3i to 4s par cwt. Bran, Is par bushel. Hat. £5 to £0 par ton. Straw, PH to £t.i 10s per ton. ChiitF, £7 to £8 per ton. COLONIAL PRODUCE. s. d. ». d. s. <p 8- d Batter, per lb O 0-8 0 ] Ducks 4 g. 5 q Cheese ... 0 0-0 0 I Geese ... 4 g_g q Eggs, per drz 1 0-0 0 | Turkeys 4 0-5 q Liird, per lb. 0 7-0 0 | Bacon 0 6-0 g Fowls, pair 4 0-4 6 1 Hama ... 0 9-0 a Good Salt Butter, 7(1,