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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 10, 6 July 1886, Page 2

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[ttKUTfiU's TKLKGRAMS.I SYDSKy July 2. New Zealand wheat remains at 4s per bushel ; Hew Zealand onts, 4d lower, 2s i per bushel ; maize, per 56lbn", Id dearer, 3s 4d ; pollard, Id lower, is 3d per bushel ; potatoes have adv*inc<*d 20s per ton, and are now quoted at 90s. I Adelaide, July 2. I Shipping wheat is quiet at 5s per bushel. Adelaide town flour is quoted at £10 10s to £11 per ton, Wi llington. July 2. Business is still as it has been for soni' 1 weeks, exceedingly dtdl. No sales of any consequence have been made late« ly, and the prices of almost all articles of commerce are without change. A {treat part of the cargoes of the Crusader and Glasgow have been landed during the week, anrl the n.s. Tonganro has arrived from London, having fir**t called at the Southern ports. Candles are still very low, and are quoted for London sperms from 7fd upward, according to quality. Currants are quoted at od to s|d; wlemes, 6|-d ; muscatels, la to Is 2d. 1. me salt is getting firmer, ea the former large slock is being reduced, but coarse is still too plentiful. There is no change, in sugar, though in the Koine market there has been some advance in the price of granulated. A considerable quantity of galvanised iron, nails, and fencing wire has been landed from the ships now in port, but there is no alteration iv value. Imported barbed wire is quoted at £26 per ton.