Commercial Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 140, 25 April 1864, Page 4

Commercial Intelligence.

STOCK IN liOXMI) WAREHOUSES OX AHKTT..

SYDNEY MARKKT3. April 16. BrarxEss lias been dull during tho week, und wo have wry little movement, to record in our markets. 'J'i.e lute English news contained in our telegrams has ri<'t caused lunch epocultitioii, and buyers aro not willing to act until the arrival oi' tlicir advices. The principal feature lias been the withdrawal of sugars by holders from sale lor the present in consequence of tho reported advance in England. Teas. —The curgo ot' teas ex ' Mary mid Eliza ' was sold at unction during the week at from £7 os. to £9 pur chest; hall-chests, £3 12a. to £3 175., and boxes, 2lb. (id. to 25a. Liquors.—Jium is rather more enquired for, and 30 o.p. 1.1 quoted su 3s. od. to \ie. Ud. Uniidlos navu been bought up to some extent, but the price had not transpired. Tim export of breauetufl's from Adelaide to Sydney froui January lot to tiio 2tjth March, of the present yeaa, has been—Flour, tons; wheat, 105,582 quarters, or equivalent, at 4o bushels to tho ton, to 18,7711 tons, making a total in twelve weeks of 32,374 tons as per Uvvertiment Gazette, showing that already there have been shipped ott'nearly one half the whole available exports lor the year. Salt is firmer, and Liverpool now quoted at £3 15s. to £4 per ton. Flour. —The market is not quite so firm, and, in consequence of the lato arrivals, prices have a downward tendency. Best brands of Adelaide are quoted at £23 to £24 per ton ; inferior brands £22 per ton. Wheat is worth from Bs. to Bs. Ud. per bushel.

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