Markets.

Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 633, 1 December 1858, Page 4

Markets.

By late arrivals wo have commercial advices from Syd« noy to the 13th ult.; from Melbourne und Adelaide by telegraph to Sydney, to the previous day. Them has been a. tendency towards a rini» in wheat nnd flour. At Adelaide on the 3rd Nov. tho bent brunt)*' of flour were selling at JTIS 10s. per ton; ordinary brand* at 1 41 10a.; wheat ut 6h. 6d. per bushel. Some fears son,, bumm' to bo expressed as to the coming crop, aud speculations were made in grain arid floor. Ou tho 9th, ordinary fl our wks quoted at 15/.; on the 12th at 16/. 10*., and whei* o.t 7s. i>er bushel. The grain and flour market in Molbonrne is reported a* inactive for the week ended Nov. 6th: holders then, on the strength of the repotted deficiency in the forthcoming crop and by Adelaide quotations, askud higher rate*, but it ii stated that there were no transactions, except in oatn, of which 15,000 hoshels Californium were sold at ss. 4d. per haifhfll At the-Melbourne wool salon held on the sth uit., I 000 bales were disposed of, the rates being well sustained, with, perhaps a slight advance, and tho sale* proceeding With great animation. Sheepukiua from 7&d. to Bd. pnr 1b • tallow and hides not in demand. *' Sydney priced for wool wero rather receding at thn lttxt sales. A sale of sheep for the Now Zealaud market in reported at IPs. 6d. a head. „,.