SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Evening Star, Issue 3475, 13 April 1874, Page 3

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

Melbourne, April 7. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited, dated London, April, 1874, furnished the following market intelligence:— Wool.—Market unchanged. Tallow.—There is a fair trade demand. Leather.—Trade demand quiet. Preserved Meats.—Arrivals during the past month have been 30,000 cases. The demand is and stocks are accumulating. Wheat.—Adelaide is worth 67s per 4961b. Market quiet. The weather is favorable for the crop here. New Zealand Hemp .—Market quiet. ~^ rivals durin S th e past four weeks 0,000 cases, I ! ,rAA P T e »G~ Bu 7 a is worth L 97 P er ton i Wallaroo, LB6 per ton. n Secretary to the Shotover Terrace Gold Mining Company, informs us that he has received a telegram from Queenstown from the .Directors of the Company who went from JJunedm to inspect the works undertaken by Mr Evans, and to arrange for future management, as follows ; —“ The Directors have returned to Queenstown highly pleased with men and prospects. There will be a full water supply m fourteen days, when the mine will be in full work, and all say it will then pay well. 440z 13gra” ** to ‘ day (P relimifl ary wash-up), Christchurch, April 13. he damage done to the Christchurch and West Coast road by the late floods is very great, several miles have been destroyed, and several thousand pounds will be required to effect repairs.