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Commercial Summary.

‘Times’ Office, 13 th August, 1866. Tkb trade and commerce of the Province during the past month has exhited some slight improvement over the preceding. The shipments of sheep and cattle to the neighboring Province of Auckland form a very important item of business, and cannot fail to exercise a beneficial influence upon the Province generally. We are glad to see that branch of trade progressing so favorably as it is doing. In other respects, the trade of the port and Province is dull, as at this season of the year must be expected. Stocks continue low, and merchants are not anxious to replenish them until increasing demands justify this course. The consumption of articles in demand are supplied just as required by shipments from the neighboring Provinces of Auckland and Wellington, and from Sydney and Melbourne. We do not know that any vessel is expected direct from the mother country here at present, but considerable shipments for this province are on board the ships ‘Napier ’ and ‘ Lizzie Scott,’ both of which vessels are long overdue at Wellington ; and the receipt of which goods will give some impetus to our trade. We have no alteration to make in the prices quoted for last month.

EXPORT OF LIVE STOCK

Feom the Post oe Names rsoii I2xh July, 1866, to 11th August, 18£G, inclusive.

—ln addition to the above, there are five vessels in harbor now, awaiting cargoes, all of which will doubtless be despatched in a few days with full complements of live stock.

CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

The Customs Receipts at the Port of Napier for the month ending 31st July, amounted to £1,488 7s Id.

On the 13th July, in the schooner Tawera, for Auckland Cattle 26 BUecp 0 On the 18th July, in the cutter Lady Wynyard, for Auckland 27 0 On the 19th July, in the brigantine "Vistula, for Auckland 60 0 On the 20th July, in the s.s. Star of the South, for Auckland ... 30 IS9 On the 31st July, in the s.s. Star of the South, for Auckland ... 74 500 On the 7th August, in the schooner Tav. era, for Auckland 23 0 On the 11th August, in the cutter Eagle, for Auckland... 27 0 Ontho lltli August, in the s.s. Star ol the South, for Auckland ... 71 500 Total 843 li89

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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 402, 13 August 1866, Page 4

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Commercial Summary. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 402, 13 August 1866, Page 4

Commercial Summary. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 402, 13 August 1866, Page 4

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