COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Southland Times Office, Monday Evening. The following are the Customs Returns for — Mo>tdat, 9th June. Whisfcy, 36 gals £21 12 0 Geneva, 5 gals 5 6 2 £26 18 2 The JDaily Times of the 4th July has the following items of commercial news : — '• As yet the business of the week just opened has shown no improvement upon the quiet state of thiiiga recorded as characterising trade lately, importers remaining very quiet, and very little activity being observable in any branch of busi- i ness. In the flour market transactions have been limited to the supply of actual requirements, beyond which no demand exists ; rates as last given. The Camilla haß furnished the market with a sufficient supply of South. Australian for present wants. Teas and sugars maintain recent improved rates, and demand is lively for small parcels j high prices and limited stocks operating in the case of the latter article against any considerable operations. Buyers for malt liquors are coming forward, and some parcels to arrive are reported as having been placed at fully maintained prices. Market quotations are generally unaltered, or too little deviation has taken place to call tor notice."
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Southland Times, Volume VII, Issue 8, 10 July 1866, Page 2
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196COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Southland Times, Volume VII, Issue 8, 10 July 1866, Page 2
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