COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 30, 15 January 1864, Page 2

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

REVIEW OF IKE TaSHANIAN MARKETS, j (From the Hbbart Toicn Adverciset.) The weather, and the non-grrh al of tha English mail until long over due, .have caused some depression in the import markets, but if the present tine ■weather continues a renewed impetus -will be given, to trade, . awl orders may be expected to arrive freely* from the country. Transactions alto«etQer this month, have been of a most unimportant nature, and although no vessels have arrived from JSnjland since the departure of last mail, the markets are still abundantly supplied •with most articles commanding a sale- Tiie goods per P rey and Windward are no<? principally in the hands of 'importers-, bub had we been visited ■with fine weather they would probably have beea distributed in large quantities among retailers. The auction sales have been, generally speaking, haraly uroftt noticing, for as aU goods ariving by regular traders are Jandi-din excellent condition, Tery few 2nd their; way. to the auction rooara. In the Bbare ? and money - arket there has not heen inurh doing. On the 27tu ult^ the follow-xii=-fliare£ w<;red:a;-oicd of by auction, viz. :— 2O

("otimiercinl Dank Shares f£10O) lor £1 US etch ; B'Govomrnent D bo-vlu.-'x. of (ilO), at six per Cent' (T'r miiitim, r«"il'"i*m»ti»lre in Nmemiior, JS7HS, for .£lO2 ]0< c/ic!) ; one Winer vnrks D^K'nlutv ol £100 lot- ,tlO2 : mid 1.00 i.f £75 Tor £77; s.x ClO shine- in i!n» T.i«mn>iin". Br.i'Aii^Ni.vi^'tion C>mat Ail'A I"2i 'i i, a i<l I'lx'i 1 in fc id stunu vjo ii[) my at 4J13 10a. Five months ilivi.li'iui Ihh ni'i-ruoil upon shares in both tin? I tiN. Comiinnv and H. T Gas Comiutuv ; 30 »h\ivs in th« latter fetched £H9 ea-b; (iiul oiuht slimes in tlio Dor went ami T.unar. Insurance Cii-iipanv, with (iiviil>-H'l pavaUlo in November, 18 >i, were d>puscd ol I'm 1 £22 lOae.ich; Tlicso imvo'ui-i'ii about, thvoulv publL- mtlos (hiring the month, but auother l«t will uo pLtcol on t.io market to tiny. The vii'uo of impoi'ta nfc I C- »ba ••• Town. For tho month' of Novom'ioi'., lnr^fcly excmW that of .the former month, whi'e it ho" experts slio.- n decrease Tho amount of duties e<.lloeM"l is JurffT. Ar. Launcesion the imports, exports, &c, were about tho nveiasjo, Builm:<& M\TB:\r\L9 — S^vornl lots of imported timber linve arrivo-l, amloilwrs arc <«v their way, Kiiiles art- nl.so i>(Tei iiiif ioo"« freely. Buxthk. — While prinn« col.iuiai hirttpr is only fetching 10d for parcels, it. is nut p.'ub.iblo timt. any purchasers can be obaiouil t\>e the importc.i avticle | Fruit. — As U usual ;it Iliis s"paso» of the yoar. the duniand i.s pimi.nvhut. hrisker tliuu at otlii-r times, but (liv suii-s have nut boon ol a wry i:nportant niitiirii. Tl\o supply at pivsent is mo c than rufficie.it to nicct nil inquinos. Prices are tirm ami as lust r|tn>t<'d. I'l-ouu— Mill.-rs still qnoto at Ll2 10d to Ll3 per to'i. biif tilt 1 dcm.tnrl is fry slight. Grain, !:o. — Wljon 1 is somowliat senrt-e, and is selling «i 5-i (5 1 t<> o~ 9.1 por o.isli ■!. O.is remain nt Bs t.o Gt 15-1. E'lifli^i h:\rlov, iss to 15.- 3.1: C.ip«. -Is to 4< (3 1. L >wo b iy. Li 10s to L's •. C ■untrv pri'ssnd. IJj to L'J lUs ; Ky.lraulic pro.-seil Ll> 10s til hi "-S. Uu.a. — T.w vi'-ssl* on -he berth f.u- L mdon ait pnrtlv liiliinr up with t:ii-< nrtii-lo trans'iipped from tin* Colonial und A'ium ii.in wnaiin^ vessels. Black oil is in brisk <!emn>irl ju."-t now. tiiiOAK.- A iMiisid»M-.ible qinmlity of this article is ln-ltl in .sUiP- mid pn.-c-i have iiilcil Knvi"- 'liirinif ibi.' iiumtli. O.i tli.* '21-ili ultimo, abiiiil. MO > lm>^ of the earfjo of the C micro, fr.nn llaaritius was disposed otat Ihe f .11 'wi'ifj price* : -B st connti'r hoi per ton; f;i-ey crystid.-i, LBS ; while ditto, L iS | to oS 15s ; d unvilr >p, Lll. Si'AP • — With <oMi,m.ii soap tho nmrliet is wvll siipptii-d troni our cilonial manufacturers, and priiM*s aie us hist yiven. '1 1 m li isk. — A fair demand exists for exportation.