COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.
Arc-u-fD, April 25. Binney and Mason report business confine d to trade parcels, and quotations show no material change. Ad-bide flour, £11, dull of sale; southern do, £10 to £11; wheat, _i to 4a 3d nominal; wheat, - for fowls, 3s 3d ; bran and pollard, £6 5s to £6 15s, market bare; oate, 3s to 3s 6d; maize, 4s 3d; oatmeal, £18 toi£l9; hams and bacon in cloth, scarce, BVd to BJd; ditto bare, 6}d to 7Jd: cheese, 8W to Bfd; butter. Is to Is Id for good, ditto 6d to 9d inferior; potatoes, £5 15s to £6. Oam-bu, April 25. The grain market is active. Quotations, f.0.b., are:—Wheat, 3s 3d to 3s 6dj cats offering freely, best feed worth 2a; milling. _sL2_; barley can be obtained from 43 9d to ss, but there is no enquiry , tor it; flour. £9 to £9 10s; bran, £3 10s to £3 12s j I pollard, £410s; potatoes, £4. - Dmreorst, April 25. Business generally has been qciet, and ia con-, sidered sound. Bamora ror a certain failure are: without foundation. The Banks expect the tightness of money to give way shortly, in view of the low rates of interest at home, and increased confidence there in colonial land and other securities. In alea, the demand continues brisk and above supply. A shipment of McEwen's was placed at. the wharf at 10a 6d. Full rates are obtained for: 12s 3d to 12s 6d ; Bulldog, lis to lis 3d ; Tennant'a, 10a 9d to lis j English bulk is increasing in demand. Stout ia in moderate demand, with a plentiful stock. Cornsacks slightly easier, stocks wearing down. Quotations are 7s 9d to Bs. wheat is earning freely forward, but millers are cautions. Quotations are 2s 9d to 4a, according to samples. Oats are in heavy supply, but tho demand is. alack, 2s 3d to 2s 6d f.o.b. Bailey is In fair demand at 5a 6d to 6s for prime ; 4s to 5b for milling. In kerosene, a large business has been done lately to supply the season'a country demand. Quotations are :— Diamond, lid to Is; Devoe's la lid to Is 2d; Noonday, Is 7d; high test oils. Is 7d to Is Bd. The clearances from bond daring the last five weeks have been over 6000 cases. In spirits, Hennessy remains firm and scarce at 34s to 34s 6d. Other brands coming forward ' are Bisquifc Dubonche, Associated Vmeyards, La Grande ~Marque, and Bonyer, Quillet and Co. In whiskies, the demand is brisk, and fairly distributed among many brands in the market. In malts, there is a heavy demand for English, and up to lis has been obtained. Invrbc-bgill, April 25. The export of grain from the i>ort of Bluff has now commenced, but so far is chiefly on growers' account. Quotations are—Wheat. . best .milling (new), 3b6_ to 3s 9d; 01-,4s to 4s 3d ;.new Oats 2s ; old, 2s 6d to 2a 9d. Farmera for the are unwilling to sell at present rates, or to take the risk of another market. Consequently little business has been done daring the past week. Flour, £10 per ton; bran. £5; pollard, £510 a inclusive of bags; potatoes, £5 per ton; chaff, £5.
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4287, 26 April 1879, Page 2
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