Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

Markets.

SALES OF CANTERBURY WOOL.

Sale of 307 bales on the 20th November, 1857, by H. P. Hughes, ex Belisama.—R. & G.K. 4 bales Is 9§d, 43 bales Is 9d, 2 bales (1 bale part pieces) Is 6d, 2 bales yearling and lamb Is 9£d, 1 do. mixed (part black) Is 7d, 3 do. broken Is 4Jd, 2 do. yearling (damaged) Is 7£d, 3 do. damaged Is 7£d, 1 do. mixed (part lamb) Is 6£d; A.H. 9 bales Is B£d, 17 do. Is Bd, 1 do. (part greasy) Is s£d, 5 do. lamb and yearling Is 9-£ d, 1 !<lo. part fleece Is B£d, I do. locks 11-Jd, 4 do. damaged is 53; EC in diamond, 6 bales Is B£d, 7 do. Is Bd, 1 do. locks lid; W. 13 bales Is 9d, 1 do. (damaged)ls 7d, 1 do. locks, Is l£d; MX. 4 bales Is 6d, 9 do. Is o^d, 7 do. Is 4£d, 4 do. Is 4d, 4 do. (lambs) Is 6|d,2 do. do. Is 6d, 3 do. (damaged) Is 2d, 1 do. (part broken) Is 3d, 2 do. (fleece grease and pieces) 9d, 4 do. (greasy) Is; RC, 15 bales Is 9d, 2 do. (lambs) Is. 10d., 1 do. do. (damaged) Is BJd, 1 do. {damaged) Is 7£d, 1 (black and locks) Is o|d; WH, 1 bale Is 4d, 2 do. (mixed, handwashed) Is 74d; W and H, 1 bale 13 sd; CT, 5 bales Is 9d, 1 do. (damaged) Is 7^d; P in diamond, 8 bales Is sd, 2 do.-(greasy) Is l£d; !M, 3 bales Is sd; H and. Jin square with diamond over, I bale Is Bd, 1 do. (lambs) Is B£d; KW, 2 bales (greasy) lid, 1 do. (locks) lljd; M\V, 4 bales Is Cd; W2 bales (slipe) Is 3d, 4 do. do. is. 2d, 1 do. (damaged) Is. 2d; EC, 3 bales; Diamond, 15 bales (greasy) Is .3d; H & A with P under, 8 bales Is lOd, 15 do. Is 9d, 1 do. (lamb and yearling) Is 9Jd, 1 do. (pieces and locks. Is 4;1, 2 do. (damaged) Is 7£d; Black Ball, 8 bales (part greasy). 2;bales (greasy) lod; MP, 1 bale (part greasy) IOJd, 1 do. (locks) Is Old, 2 do. (sweepings) i s ij. jr, 6 bales Is 6d, 4 do. Is 8d 1 ,i O . (damaged) is 7£d; JS, 4 bales (yearling) l s 6^l; G. R. &Co., 2 bales Is 6d.— i* Star of Peace, J. T. P. & Co., 1 bale 1 s sd; H, *-q«V? 4idl 3 do- (greasy lambs) ls l^d.—Sale of 82 bales on the 28th Nov., by J. T. Simes and uo, ex .Lfilisama; H in diamond, 25 bales ls. 8d 0 do. Is 81u, 6 do. Is <)d, 1 do. (broken and part grease) ls lid, 1 do. (damaged locks) 1 I'd, 111, 1 bale is GJd, 1 do. (broken, mixed) Is cd, 2 do

(skin) Is 4d; GD. 9 bales Is 7d, 16 do. Is Gd, 4 do. Is 6Jd, 2 do. (lambs) Is BJd, 1 do. do. (damaged) Is 6£d. —Ex Oliver Lang; GD, 7 bales Is 6.Jd. —Sale of 83 bales on the 28th November, by Messrs. S. B. Edenborough and Co., ex Belisania; JJO. 10 bales, 6 do. Is G£d, 1 do. (mixed) Is-lid; MF with£T over, 9 bales Is 7£d, 3 do. ls"8d, 2 do. Is ejd,"l do. (locks) Is OJd; KW, 8 bales, 7 do. Is Bd, 1 do. (grease) Is; (L) 2 bales Is Bd, 7 do. Is 77} d, 1 do. (greasy lambs) Is 7d, 1 do. (greasy, damaged) Is; T.T., 8 bales Is 6Jd; (P), 5 bales, Is 9d, 1 do. (damaged) Is 7Jd, 1 do. (part lambs) Is 7£d, 2 do. (lambs) Is 8d; D & L, 3 bales (greasy) Is lid; Win oval, 1 bale is 6Jd; L in oval, 1 bale Is 6Jd; E. in oval, (i bales Is 7d; KB, 1 bale (part handwashed) Is 4d. Sale of 104 bales on the Ist Dec, by Messrs Charles Jacomb & Son.—3 legs of Man, 6 bales Is 6£d, 1 do. (lambs) Is 4£d, 18 do. Is 6d; J.S., 4 bales Is 6d; J.M.F., 8 bales Is 6d; B.C. 3 bales (2 sorts) Is l^d; D.C. in circle, 9 bales Is 7£d, 6 do. Is Sid; W. 8., 6 bales Is 6d; W.A.8., 10 bales Is 7£d, 7 do. Is 7d; F., 4 bales Is 6sd; R.W., 8 bales Is s£d; M.T., 8 bales Is s|d; V in triangle, 5 bales Is s£d. —Sale of 11 bales on December 3rd, 1857,; by H. P. Hughes, ex Belisama; E.C. 3 bales (slip'e) Is 4^d; Black Ball, 8 bales (part greasy) Is 2d.

Several bales of New Zealand wool, brand G.S.A., reclassed at Port Philip, fetched at these sales the following prices:—First combing, is. 9d. to Is. lid.; second do., Is. 8 %&. to Is. 9d.; third do., Is. 7d.; broken, Is. 4£d.; black and greasy fleeces, Is. 4d.; damaged, Is. 6-|d.

The highest prices fetched at these sales for New Zealand wool, ex Monsoon, were for a few bales each of T.W.T. and X over N, at Is. Bd. Ex Melpomene, the highest were C.O.T, a few bales at'ls. 9£d., and Fat Is. B£d. For wool of the same quality and brand from this province, part sold in August ex Oliver Lang, and part in November ex Belisania, we note a reduction/on the latter of 4£d. to sd.

Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/LT18580324.2.7

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 562, 24 March 1858, Page 4

Word count
Tapeke kupu
900

Markets. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 562, 24 March 1858, Page 4

Markets. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 562, 24 March 1858, Page 4

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert