Commercial.

Evening Star, Issue 4293, 29 November 1876, Page 3

Commercial.

The amount of revenue received at the Customhouse oi> ctoMb cleared for consumption this day was L9EO 7s Bd. Mr Henry Driver (on behalf of the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.) reports for the week ending November 29.187G,as follows:Fat Cattle.—A large supply, consisting of 200 head very prime cattle, wire yarded to-day, and although the trade purchased with fair spirit, a slight reduction on late quotations had to be submitted to. Best bullocks brought from LI 2to LIS; d* cows, from L 8 to Lll 10s—or equal to about 32s fid per IOOIbs, for prime quality. Wo sold at yards 65 head, on account of Messrs F. Bromley and other?, at above rates, and have also sold 50 head privately during the week. Fat Calves.—About, 20 good quality were penned which brought from 40s to 70s, according to size and quality. Of these we sold 12. Fat Sheep.—A full supply of 2,300 wero reuned, most of which were of good quality cross-breds' and brought from 16s to 17s each in the wool and 10s 6d to 13s 6d shorn. We sold 400 at above rates. Fat Lambs.—A little over 300 were penned, which brought fair prices, ranging from 7a 6d to 12s 6d.

Store cattle are still wanted for paddock grating, Atfiroir 1-5 V> £9 ?o?ruiot T^rL-Medb'JiJljrc? - ' and -•-'■ 9 !--'-*?.""" ii S T.T3 5.;... ~«».y.'.'.V." ?ij »«ii^cßs to report. . ■ ' L."5