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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 774, 14 September 1853, Page 2

Sydxkv-Prices, August 27. Biscuits, — ( At Wilkie's steam manufactory, the quotations arej for cabin 365, lor .pilot 30s, and for ship %(>*, per o,wt; mea£ biscuits 20s, per tin of 30 lbs. Campbell-street Market.—ln respect to forage the market has been rather brisk during the week, forthe supply of grain hag been yery limited, Hay has.

sold at from 14/. to 20/. 10s, and straw at from 5/ in to 61. per ton. Wheat 9s. to 10 shillings, msiL « to 8s 6d per bushel. Bark 8/. to S/. 10s. pe r t oaT Stock for Slaughter.—The supply of first-rate tie is far from plentiful, while sheep and quite scarce. Mr. Eaton sold 190 head of cattle t m* Pitt at 2/. Ins-; 75 were sob} by Mr, Hassall £ 2l* Sullivan at 5/.; and 53 by Mr. Doyle to MeasrjT j? and Ryan, at 5/. A lot of 1100 sheep were sold hj ■ Mr. Dangar to Mr. Peisley at 9s. per bead. Cal fetch from 30s to 355. per head. We have not hj of any lambs having been, offered. Pigs are selling 6£ per lb. A beifer, grass' fed. and bred by Mi. George Bowman, M.L.C., Was thi a i sold by auction by Mr. Martyn to Mr. R. PoisW «? the sum of 40/. Mr. Ryan, at Penrith,, sold to M Dean 65 bead of Doyle's bullocks, averaijina' rnnit' weight, at 61. per head. , * 8 ' Wlb « Horses.—Mr. Burt, of Stewart's Horse Bazaar ports the horse market to be still thriving. The »imP* prices have been, heavy draught from 57/., to 661. TAt' and upwards to 100/.; First class gig horses from «i . 51/. ; hacks from 17/. to 33/. ™«<W.to