COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
WELLINGTON, April 14
A steady improved trade has marked the progress of the month. Several articles are becoming scarce, and shipments continue moderate. Ale and porter in balk is in demand. Bottled porteris worth 12s 6d. Mattel's brandy .was offered at 7s 9d in bond. Coffee dull of sale. Plantation, is 2£d to Is 3d; MaasOa, IKI. Candles, sperm, Is dd. Malt, inquired
for, 9s to 10s per bushel. Butter, Is 1 id, and risißg. Oats, at present, 4s 6d. Live Stock. — Fat cattle meet -with but slow sale, at 3>Jd to 4d per lb; fat sheep are likely to become a drug. Graziers are in a dilemma as to the disposal of their surplus stock.— Terror's Monthlg Report.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 38, 18 April 1866, Page 2
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