ADELAIDE.
A telegram in the Herald, of September 11, says. The first ship that has come direct from London to Walluroo is the John Knox, ami it arrived to-day with a quantity of machinery for the miners. Th? iloar market is sternly at £12 to £12 15v ■Wheat solcT-at Hi &l at tha Port, atul is worth 5s Id in town. Butter has deeliued considerably, and is sold at Bd. Messrs. Green, Parr, aad Luxraoor have sold tallow nt £32 to £31; dry Ltiddv i salt do, Gs 21; sheepskins, G|d. < . . Another telegram in the same paper, says— S^Tlie holders of wheat and flour have refused to sell at present prices. The rates are nominal. Wheat, 5s 2d ; .flour, £12 to £13. per ton.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 238, 24 September 1862, Page 4
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124ADELAIDE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 238, 24 September 1862, Page 4
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