INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 183, 4 August 1877, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PRESS AGENCY.] Wellington, Friday. Mr Ihomas reports:~Netv Zealand flour, *1S to £19; Adelaide ditto, £23 10s to £24; oats, 4s, firm; potatoes, £3 10s ; bran, Is Idwheat for fowls 4s 9d, milling none; hams' lOcl; bacon, 9d; pollard, 7s 6d ; cheese, Bdmaize, 4s 3d to 4s 6d. Tr .. , O amaru, Friday. /cry little wheat offering, from 7s to 7s 3d for prime samples ; oats offering freely from 3s 2d to 3s 4d; barley nominal, no good malting samples oifering; flour, £18 to £19---oatmeal, £20; pearl barley, £22; pollard, £5 10s; bran, £4; potatoes offering freely, but there is no outside demand. # Dunedin, Friday. Wheat, prime 7s 9d, inferior 5s 6d to 7soats, 3s 3d to 3s 7d; barley, 2s 9d to 3s 6d. Mr Bradsbaw reports:— Bank of New Zealand shares, £22 55, • National, £3 11s; Colonial, £2 2s ; National insurance. £1 2s 6dSouth British, £4; New Zealand, £o ; Mosgiei Woollen. Company, £3 ss. Ei-rbty thousand shares in the Union Insurance Compauy have been applied for in Otago. a , r r, Nbw Saturday. At Mr Courtenay's cattle sale yesterday fat cattle fetched £7 15 to £8 ss; three year old steers, £5 las (id to £6 ; dairy cows at calving, £8 "to £9 ; cows, £6 ios to £8 • heifers, £5 10s to £7 ; calves, £2 2s 6d • youug ewes, 12s each. mi w,r, ■ LYTTEr/f o*, Saturday. Ihe ketch Quiver was run down by the raranaki off Pigeon Bay last evening. The crew, consisting of the master and one man were saved. They got ou board the steamer, aud were lauded at the l J ilot Statiou. There was hardly any wind, aud the weather was not thick at the time. The ketch went down five minutes after beiug struck.