COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4375, 20 November 1875, Page 6

COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

a SALES BY AUCTION. New Zealand Herald Office, November I.' E. Arthur's sale of leasehold and freehold properties • was well attended, and for moat of the lota smart competition. Hobson-strcet leasehold,' for the term of 7 years:—Lot 1, 6-roomed dwelling, at £26 per year; lot 2, 6-roomed' dwelling, at £24, per year; lot 3, 5-roomed dwelling and 4-roomed cottage, at £32; per year; lot 4, 5-roomed dwelling, at £25 per year; lot .6, carpenter's shop, at £14 per year;: lot 6, 5-ruomed house, at £25 per year; lot 7, 5-roomed house, at £22 per year; lot 8, 5-roomed house and workshop, at £22, per year; lot 9, double shop and 11 rooms, at £SU; lot 10, double shop and 8 rooms, at £32 per year. Epsom property, on lease for SI years, each allotment one acre and over:—Lot 1, £14; lot 2, £6; lot 3, £4 10s; lots4toß, £4; lot 10,£6; lots 11 and 18. £4 each; lotsll and 15; £4 each; lots 9, IS, 16j 17, and 18 were withdrawn for £4 per year. Freehold allotments. Great North Eoad, 21s to 80s per foot; James-street,. 9a to lis per foot; Stanlej-street, 9s P<* fou t; Homo-

street, 6s per foot; Monmohth-stieet,~43 6d per foot* Kepple and Cracroft-streets, 2s 6d per foot' Tho residence of the late John 'Williamson, Esq.•: and the Devonport Hall, ware withdrawn. ....-■■ '■.■-'. November 11. AtMessvs. S«auei Cochrane and Son's sale to-day the following Prices were realised:—Cambric hwdkerchiefs, from 3s 4d to 9a 7d per dozen; damask tablecloths, 5s to IBs 94 each; Irish' linen; Is 7jd to Is 81 per yard. There was a geod attendance of the trade, ~ _ . ._ November 15. . Mr. George Sibbln sold to-day, at his Corner Mart, in the estate of the late Mr. E. Mackay, three shares in the barque Carbarf eidh, at £50 per share, 210 acres of land at Waipu, county of Marsden, for £157 10the house of nine rooms in Pirnell (which is mort-' gaged), and the house and leasehold in Cock-street were withdrawn. -="«k- ---_,, . , November 17. The very extensive sale of wlne3, spirits, beer cor dials, &c, &c, which ha 3 been advertised for'some time past by Messrs. E. and H. Isaacs, took place toIday, at 11 o'clock, and was not finished until foox o'clock. The attendance was very large, all the leading wine and spirit merchants and hotel keepers being well represented. Gocds to the amount of £3500 were quitted, and considering the large quantity of wines, £c, sold, good prices were'realised. Mr H S. Meyers intends holding his Anal sale (prior to'his retiring from this branch of the business) shortly before Christmas. WOOL SAXES. The first wool sales of the season were held on on Nov. 10, by Mr. A. Bnckland and Messrs. Hunter and Nolan. Only a small quantity of wool chiefly of an inferior description, was offered, so that the prices obtained cr.nnot be accepted as reliable evidence of the ruling prices of the wool market for the present season, trices were somewhat lower than last season, and bidding was dull, but this was doubtless due in part to the fact that the lots were not sufficiently large to tempt extensive exporters to bid for them. Mb. BucKLAKD'a Sale.—The wool sale held this day, at Mr. Buckland'a mart, was fairly attended by the trade and merchants. 130 bales were pitched: much of it appeared of a very dirty description, and bidding was dull. Prices lower about 2d the lb. than those ruling lastseason. Unwashed woolsranged from 7id to Hid; washed wools, Is to Is 3d the lb. The lots sold and the prices obtained were as follow:— J. Grant, 1 bale, JG, longwool, grease, 9d, Sutherland; Dr. Corbett, 2 bales, ftTC in circle, longwool, grease, Od, Sutherland; Gillard, 1 bale. IG, longwool, grease, 9d, Sutherland; Greenway, 2 bales, H, halfbred, grease, 3d, Sutherland; B.issett, 1 bale, EB, longwool, grease, BJd, Sutherland; John Lynch, 2 bales, JL, half-bred, grease, Sid, Sutherland; McKerras, 1 bale, WM, longwool, grease, 7id, Sutherland;. Busby, 2 bales, JBY, Merino, grease, 7Jd, Burt; K. Craig, 1 bale, KC, longwool, grease, 9d, Sutherland; J. Johns, 9 bales, JJ, longwool, grease, Sid, Sutherland; J. 5.8., 1 bale, JSB over 1, longwool, grease, 9d, Sutherland; H. Lees, 3 bales. B longwool, grease, fid, Sutherland; E. Allen, 2 bales, EA, longwool, grease, BJd, Sutherland; Young, 6 bales, Y, half-bred, grease, 9id, Osborne; Baird, 4 bales, 88, longwool, grease, Hid, Ireland; Knox, I bale, HK, lengwdol, grease, Od, Sutherland; Cargo, 2 bales, O in diamond, longwool, washed, 12d, Sutherland; Bregman, 1 bale, JB over TV, longwool, washed, 13|d, Ireland; Higginson, 1 bale, HI over 1, longwool, washed, 12Jd, Sutherland; W. Westney 2 bales, WW, longwool, washed, Wjd, Sutherland; Kirkbride, 3 bales, MK, longwool, washed, 14Jd, Sutherland; Gillard, 3 bales, IG, longwool, washed, 14Jd, Sutherland. Hunter and NonAM's Sale.—At the sale of woo held this afternoon by Messrs. Hunter and Nolan, there was a fair attendance of buyers. The prices obtalued were as follows: -Brand N, 2 bjgs, locks and pieces, 4Jd per lb., Sutherland; JK in circle, 2. bags, longwool, grease, 7d, Ireland; WE, 1 bag, halfbred, grease, B|d, Ireland; WW, 1 bag, half-bred, grease, 7Jd, Ireland; JG, 1 bale, longwool, grease, 9d, Sutherland; WE, 1 bale, ball-bred, grease, B|d, Osbourne; WW, 1 bale, Lincoln, grease, 9d, Sutherland; SH, 3 bales, half-bred merino and hogget longwool, grease, 9d, Osbourne; N, 3 bales, longwool, grease, Bd, Sutherland; JK in circle, 3 bales, longwool, grease, BJd, Sutherland; WH, 1 bale, half-bred, grease, Bd, Osbourne; MT, 1 bale, half-bred, grease, SJd, Ireland; WW in heart, 1 bale, half-bred, grease, ditto, 1 bale, 1 bag, half-bred, grease, BJd, Osboorne; J B conjoined, 1 bale, Leicester and Lincoln, grease, Bjd, Sutherland; JB conjoined, 1 bale, Leicester and Merino, grease, Bsd, Sutherland; 0,1 bale, half-bred, grease, 9id. Sutherland; JP over L, 1 bale, longwool, washed, 13Jd, Sutherland; JP over M, 1 bale, longwool and half-bred, washed, 12Jd, Burtt; JP over G-, 1 bale, longwool, grease, 12} d, Burtt; SH, 1 bag, longwool, grease, Sid, Sutherland; JB conjoined, 1 bag, longwool, grease, 4}d, Sutherland; JP over G, 1 bag, longwool, grease, 7Jd, Sutherland; KM, 1 bale, longwool, grease, 9Jd, Sutherland: KM, S bags, half-bred, grease, 7Jd, Sutherland; CT, 2 bags, longwool, grease, 9d, Potter; CT, 1 bale, longwool, grease, 13id, Sutherland; CT, I bag, longwool, grease, 12Jd, Sutherland. Nine hides were sold for 4d per lb.; Mr. Ireland, purchaser. THE FLECHERO. The following is the analysis of the cargo on board the ship Flechero, which vessel left for London yesterday :— £ s.d. Kauri gum, 4303 cases and 60 bags .. 26,795 0 O Wool, 100 bales 3,682 15 O Copra, 335 tons, Sl4 bags and 170 sacks 2,997 0 O Cotton, 89 bales 1,631 0 O Leather, 14 bales 1,679 0 0 Pearl shell, 91 cases 1,025 0 O Manganese, 100 tons 400 0 0 Oil (cocoanut), 44 casks and 14 tanks .. 350 0 O Tallow, 8 casks 299 0 O Hair, 1 bale 75 0 O Boots, 4 trunks 50 0 O Apparel 40 0 O Bones, hides, hoofs, &c 20 0 O Furniture 10 0 O Hardware 3 0 0 Total £35,956 15 O AUCKLAND BEVENUE KETUBNS. October. September. £ s. d. £ s. d. Splrit3 4,252 6 8 5,494 19 10 Cigars 3-2117 3 18112 7 Tobacco 2,209 13 9 2,361 6 9 Wine 539 10 4 550 1 11 Ale 227 13 9 242 6 3 Tea 937 6 3 1,262 16 6 Coffee 235 10 8 163 19 3 Sugar 1,145 16 4 1,773 17 9 Goods by weight .. 2,083 10 0 1,595 15 8 Ad valorem .. .. 8,155 17 9 9,266 10 O Other duties not specified above .. .. 727 0 2 701 4 0 Total £20,836 811 £23,694 10 6 BANK EETOENS.

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