COMMERCIAL.
. — ♦ ■ — ■ CUSTOMS RETURNS. The following has been collected as Customs ■Revenue during the week ending Saturday, Bept. 28th: — I . „ „
_ JCV_M_?_a^-Jwj^±iAiiPfiK^ ll *e.?tf-sta_cXuu, pcni iuii noticeable for horse stock as tor the few weeks preceding, several intending purchasers preferring to wait for the advertised lot. The Swan, Martin, & Co.'s reaper was bid to £i 9, and withdrawn at this, but I subsequently received an eligible offer on terms. Though the conditions of sale of the Boyal Oak fully protected a purchaser as to title.no sale was effected, owing to the intimidation of. the occupant as regards possession The sales, next door to the Southern Cross, showed a considerable^ increase in the amount of goods changing hands, and the prices of the previous week were fully sustained. Albion -Sale Yards, 30th SeDl., 1872.
*lSdaj... .'.. .»• *"1 9 0 Tuesday ... .;. ■ ... 128 410 Wednesday 25 j* Thursday ... ... 20 0 3 Friday 62 11 9 Saturday.., 22 6 8 £440 11 0
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Southland Times, Issue 1642, 1 October 1872, Page 2
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156COMMERCIAL. Southland Times, Issue 1642, 1 October 1872, Page 2
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