MARKETS.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 427, 18 May 1850, Page 2

MARKETS.

Sydnby, Friday, 26th April.— Wheat : the supply from the interior continues to be equal to the demand, and we believe no sale of imported has tnken place for home consumption } one importation of 1000 bushels has changed hands for trans-shipment to the Mauritius ; prices remain as test quoted, 3s. 3d. to 3s. 7d. Maize has fallen about 6d. a bushel, nothing more than 5s being now given for best iiamples; Oats, 3s.j Barley 3s. Flour— ln this market there has been considerable briskness several large orders having been given for exportation to New Zealand and Mauritius. There is, however, no alteration in price, fine, £10 ; seconds, £9t9 t per ton of 2,000 lbs. Bran— lOd. to lid. per bu»hel.~ Herald. Hobart Town, 16th Apnl.—-It would be diffic to fix the quotation of wheat thii morning at more tha 4s. 4d,, that sum having been offered ye«terday for a firit-rate sample. Finest sample of Oats are worty from 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d. per bushel. English barley ia called at 35., but there is nothing doing in it at present. Potatoes are at from £i ss. to £% 10s. per ton. Onions at £12 ditto. Apples, at from 3s. to 6s. per bushel. Hay, £2 to £2 10s. per ton. Flour, £11 to £12. Bread, 3d, the two pounds loaf.— Courier. LavnckstoN) 13th Apiß— -Fiue Flour. £10 10s.; seconds, £9 10s. per ton ; Wheat, 3i. 9d. per bushel ; Oats, 2s. per bmhel ; Bran , sd. per bmhel j tharpi, 4s. per 100 lbs.; pollard, 4d. per bushel. — Examiner.