Commercial.

Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1615, 29 September 1874, Page 374

Commercial.

CHRISfCHURCH. 25th September. Produce.—(F.o.b. at Lyttelton).—Wheat, 5/ to 5j3 ; oats, 5/6 ; barley, none in market; flour, £l2 to £l3 ; sharps, £6 to £7. Miller's stocks of wheat arn low ; oats are exceedingly scarce, the demand being more than equal to the supply. Stocks are not thought equal to local requirements. AUCKLAND. 26th September. Sharemarket.—Mr Alexander Saunders reports sales of National Bunk shares at £3 10/; New Zealand ditto, £l7 7/6; South British, £2 11/6. Sellers of Fiji Bunk at £2 VI. Produce. —Mr G. W, Binney reports that oats are Bellina <U 5/6 to 5/9 ; bran. 7110 ; pollards. 8/; wheat, 6/; barley. 5/'i: maize, 5/9 : flour, £l3 ; h mis and bacon, -/10 to 1/6; butter, 1/3 to 1/4; cheese, -/8; potatoes, £9 10/; onions, -ft; Live Stock.—Mr Buckland reports fat cattle in fill >upply at from 45) to 50/ f 101'fts ; fat, sheep, -/5 per lb. Timber.—Kauri is plentiful on the East and West Coasts. WELLINIiTON. 25th September. ProdUOe.-Flour. £l3 to £l3 10/ ; oats, 5)4 to 5/9 ; wheat, 4/9 to 5/6 ; milling bran, 1/3 to 1(4 ; pollar I, 8/; oatmeal, £23 to £26 ; bacon, -/10£: hams,l) ; cheese, -/8£ to -/9. LONDON. 19 th September, Prices at wool sales continue firm. The corn market is dull. Home deliveries are large. The Turkish loan of sixteen millions has been subscribed at -/43J, and was considered a great success.