COMMERCIAL.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 137, 24 April 1862, Page 4

COMMERCIAL.

-Dunedin' Customs; ' ■ ■" ■■; ■ 23rd April, 1862. ■ The quantity of gold entered -outwards to-day, amounted to 437 oz. 2 dwts., upon which the dutylevied was £54 12s. 9d. ' ' The Imports realised, £784 Is. sd. • . HOBART TOWN MARKETS. There is very little doing in the wheat market, the absence of all speculation in the other colonies, and the few! transactions reported have tended to give a heaviness to our quotations, but present; prices are likely to rule for some time to come, a considerable quantity is still coming in andbeing stored.^ Prices to-day, 4s Od to ssfor a-fair sample. '■''' ' Flour in good local demand at £13 wholesale, and £14retnil. --.■■.-■•. . •■■ -~-. ... , Bran firm at Is 8d to ls 5d per bushel; " ■'" - ..'• Hay is in large supply, * and stocks in town are accumulating for' Want of ships to take it away; as tlie last advices from Sydney leave margin to tempt shippers. Hay'from the'boats'- at from*L3 153 to L4lss preyed from' Lsto LO per ton.';.- ''■'■ '* . Potatoes are fully suppliedj! nnd sales nrei effected with difficulty a tour quotations 14 to 14 10s per ton. .Onions are .very firm at Lllto Ll3'per tdn. - Oats 3s to 4s 3d per bushel. ', -;'•'•■;.: ■ Barley-— Gape, 4s. to 4s. 6d." - English 6s. We understand that the whole of the shares of the Seymour Coal Alining Company are taken up, and . the Native Youth sails thismorning for the mines, so that we may shortly expect a supply ofthe new cdftl to m-rive iv the market.— -Mercuryy April 10. -.-■■ '<.': :- -LiUMciiaTON.' --'.•-•• ■ -■ .r* Flour'remains dull at*-about LlOper ton Oats, good feed, 3s. lOd. prime seed, 4s. to 4s 2d. per bushel. Prime potatoes are plentiful at about L 3 10s per ton. Chronicle, April 9., : :- '< ' uimifLxin, i it, imma—!MM—a—i^■