COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
(From the "Melbourne Argun," AugHil 2 ) Colo, Whisat, and Vlovr.-- Gold at Belfast is 00s., wlic.it 75., Hour, £25.
MELIiOURNH MARKETS.— Satujidav, July 31. I'lonr nml Grain M.irkct.— Mr. DifcHt't MUI- Tho quotation* Me, film Jlonr, £2S, »< coiklb, £«.'), wh«flt, Tb. (o Bs., bun V». pollard 25,, niriixe On., oats 7». Oil., Mqiwrs. Aliion and Knicht's Mills : The quotation* arc fine flour £25, seconds £23, wheat Us,, bran 2h.
Cot-onial Produce. The supply of Colonial Produce on Sntnrd.iy was very limited, only ten cnrU entered, mid the pricei were ns under: cm lots .Is. jicr cloacn, cauliflower* 12*. pur do/en, parniiips 3«. per do/en, calib.igcd fls. to Bs. per dozen, parsnips 3b. put dozen, turnips 'Ih. per dozen, potatoes 10«. per cwt. t hect root 4il. per root, ueti.o 18». per pair, turUeya aOs. per pair, clucks 7i. per pair, fowls. Cs. pet pair.
Livf Stock. Good cnttle sold nt from I'lt. pcrcwt; inferior, $>».; ulicop, wrlheis, fioin 1)1. to 13». ; ewe», from 7«. to 10; stccu for yoking, from £'l lOi. to £4. Horscg, many oia-ritiß, hut little demand; draught lioiaci gold at from jfe'JO to £00, and rough hacks nt from U 5 to £10.
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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 664, 25 August 1852, Page 2
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197COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 664, 25 August 1852, Page 2
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