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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1908, 2 December 1874, Page 2

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THAMES STOCK AND SHAKE MARKET. Tuesday, December 1, 7 p.m, Sales.—Vanguard, 2s Id. Sellers.—'Caledonian (double issue), £5 2s 6d; Old Wliau, 22s Gd; Otago, 7s; Cure, 8s 6d; Bright !-mile, 47s 6d. Buyb»s. —Goiden Calf (double issue), 10s 6d —(new issue), 4s 3d; City of London, 26j. Johs Fratbk, Chairman, CUSTOMS DUTIES, The following are the Customs duties collected at the Port of Thames for the Ist December Duties • * • • • £16 16 0 Merchant Fees ■ 15 6 Arms Act Fees - ■ • 8 4.0

. CjißiSTOnuiiOff, November 30. Messrs Meyers Brothers and Co. report the grain and pmduce market inactive, and no export trade doing. Growing crops are looking well, but rain is now badly wanted. We expect yields of grain will be ful'y up to the average. Stocks of old wheat are now entirely in millers' hands. Locally-grown oats and potatoes are quite exhausted. We quote, fob in Lytteltmi: - Wheat, 5s 6d ; barley (feeding), 4s 3d to 4s 6d. Malt stocks are nearly exhausted, 8s 6d to 8s 9d. Value rapidly advancing. Flour is very firm at £12 10s in sacks;.sharps and bran scarce, at £7 10s and £6 ss: pressed chaff, £6 15s. Kutter is low coming in freely at 9J to 9^l; cheese, old (very scarce), B|d to 9d j new, to Bd, but would not stand shipment yet. Haras and bacon stocks are nearly exhausted, and ourera will not escute <'X|>o<i orders.