COMMERCIAL.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3934, 28 February 1884, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

Messrs Banner and Liddle's third wool sale for this seasan was held yesterday. Tho catalogue comprised 132 bales, a bags wool, consisting principally of crossbred. There was a good attendance) of buyers, and competition was active_; a few lota were pnssed in, the most of them being, however, disposed of, directly after the sale, at satisfactory figures. The prices realised are as follows:—BW, 5 bales r.rossbred sd, 1 do piem-.s 3d ; PO, 1 do cross-bred-lid, Ido kmbs : l ; f(l; TAMUMU, 1 do crossbred s|d; Willowbrook, 1 do do 5-Jd, 3 do lambs o|d ; NEWSTEAD, 2 do crossbred s£d, -1 do pieceß 3d, 1 do do 3|d; PD, 3do crossbred d, Ido do osd, sdo lambs fijd: WE, 1 do pieces 3fd, 1 do locks l}cl; DS, Gdo mixed 2do lambs sfid, Ido pieces 2£d ; D—), -1 do merino BW, 5 do do 7-J-d, 4 do do 7d, 3 do halfbred 7+d, 1 do Lincoln o|d, 1 do bellies 4sd, 3 do pieces 4d, 3do locks 3d; S, 2do crossbred Gd, 1 do pieces 3d ; A ov?r M, 1 do crossbred sd; WV, 9 do crossbred 1 do lambs Gd, 2do pieces 3|d ; AS, 1 bag pieces 3d; P, 1 do crowded ojd, 1 do pieces 3d, 1 do do 1 jjd, 1 do locks l|d ; TW, 3-bales pieces -Id ; P, 1 do locks 2|d.

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(Rexjteb's Teleohams.) (Received February 27, 10 p.m.) Melbourne, Tuesday

The Melbourne manager of the National Mortgage and Agency' Company of New Zealand reports of the local grain market as follows:— Wheat, per bushel, 3s lid to 4s, prices are barely maintained; malting biiricy, 4s to 4s 9d, with market rather weaker; New Zenlnnd oats are depressed, feeding qualities realising 23 Gd to 2s 9d, and milling ditto 2s 10d to 3s; Now Zealand oats, under bond, are in fair demand at 2e 3d to 2s 7d.