Commercial.
The amount of revenue received at the CustomwiMon £°° ft* cleared for consumption this day Ma Hehrt Dbitie (on behalf of the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.) reports for the week ending, September 20 :•"■
Weol.—By San Francisco mail we are in possession of price catalogues of London wool sales, up to the 26th July, from the latter dates of whioh it is observable that prices were slightly recovering from the great panic by which both buyers and sellers had been overtaken. The market being so overweighted with supply could not rally until lully two-thirds of the quantity apportioned for sale had passed the hammer. Those who have had longest experience in watching the London wool sales never witnessed so great a break-down of prices in the absence of a monetary panic, and as a natural consequence, such great irregularity in every description, the best and finest snffe -ing as irr^P T1 yas waßt y and inferior descriptions. Sheepskins.—The sales were fairly supplied today. At our auction this afternoon, we catalogued 900 skins, which brought full rateß. Butchers' green cross-brede, 4s to 4s lid j merino, 3s 2d to 3s
Hides.—A small supply brought fully late rates. Medium weights, 15s to 17s; heavy weights, 20s, or fd per lb for wet salted. Green butchers, 15b 9d to los 6d.
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Grain.—Wheat suppliesleontinue extremely small, barely snfflcient to supply the local millers. Prices are very firm at 5s for secondary, and is 6d prime milling. A small shipment had arrived at Auckland, quoted in error last week as oa s. According to latest accounts from San Francisco, wheat was *£s at ptices equal to 3s 9d to 3s lOd per bushel 2l^£ 8 ' aad an estimated surplus for export of 750,000 tons. Oats are mueh inquired for, and very saleable at 2s to 2s 2d feed, and 2s 3d seed and milling. Prices are not likely to recede. A better supply is required to fill shipping orders in abeyance. Barley is more inquired for, and as puly choice qualities of malting can be worked during the sumu»«r months, they are likely to briug better prices. w e quote middling 4s; best 4a Gd; milling is demanded at 2s 6d to 2s 9d.
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Evening Star, Issue 4234, 21 September 1876, Page 3
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377Commercial. Evening Star, Issue 4234, 21 September 1876, Page 3
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