Commercial.

Evening Star, Issue 4096, 12 April 1876, Page 3

Commercial.

Tb*o amount of revenue received at the Custom, bow io ou Roods cleared for consumption this day was Lii ,130 17s 4d. uT< .y.cKKV Drives, dm behalf of tho yew y<?alan ;. Loaat and iloroantuo Aisency Computy) reps&s xo:* the week endinsrAjiy,! 12;— ■fat C.j' Tfl head wore yarded, consistin': for ■J-Jc ul quahty, huu w»,.yhtr>. All sold at jmcos fully equal to our last Week’s quotation*—say 27s 6d to 80s per lOOlbs. At tho yards and privately we have sold 80 head.

Fat Calves.—About 30 penned, end brought {torn 25s to 60s each, according to quality. Fat Sheep.—There was a full supply of 1,800 penned, consisting almost entirely of fair quality cross-brede, and prices ranged from 9e 9d to 12a 9d each, or equal to 2sd to Sjd per lb. We sold 800 on account of various owners, and have placed 300 privately. Fat Lambs. —Only about 100 penned, most of which were of inferior quality, and sold at from 5s to 9s 6d. Store Cattle.—There is still a good demand for quiet, grown bullocks and cows for winter feeding, the former being saleable at from L6los to L 8 and the latter L 4 to LG. Store Sheep.—We have sold 2,500 of various descriptions at the following prices Cross-breds, 4 and 6-tootb, Da to 9s Gd; 2-tooth, 7s 6d to 8a; do lambs, 6s to 7s; merino wethers, full-mouthed, 3s to 3s Gd; do, 2, 4, and 6-tooth, Ga to 6a 6d; merino ewes 2, 4, and 6-tooth, 6a to 6s 6d; do, full, mouihed, 3s.