COMMERCIAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9270, 4 August 1893, Page 4

COMMERCIAL.

New Zealand Herald Office. Thursday evening. DORINn (the past week business on the Stock Exchange has been very unsettled, and will probably remain so, until it it known what action the Loan Company will take as regards reconstruction. Bank of New Zealand have been sold at £4 us lid, but there is little business doing in them. Colonials have changed hands at :S3s Gil : buyers are now offering 335, with sellers at 355. Nationals are offered at 235, Insurance: Parcels of New /'■aland Insurance have been sold as low as 60s : they are now firm, buyers at tils. South British are being offered at 33s ; Nationals at ISs, and Standard at 17s 3d. Auckland gas, old issue, have been sold at £10 15s, and new at £5 5s ; buyers are offering £"> (is for new, with sellers at A.T> 7s lid. Accident Insurance have been sold at !)s lid ; sellers at 10s. In mining, Albumins are slightly better : Buyers 3s ; sellers 3s 3d. There was a demand for St. Hippo's at the beginning of the week, and sales were effected up to Is '2d ; they are now easier. May Queens have been sold up to 4-s od ; they can now be obtained at Is 4d. Saxons have also been in demand, and numerous sales made up to Is (id, at which price there are still sellers, with buyers at Is 4d. Haz.'lhanks have had a small advance, sales at 2s 9d ; buyers at this figure, with sellers at 3s. Waihis have been sold at ISs (id; buyers are offering 17s b\l, sellers are asking 10s. Crowns arc considerably easier and may bo obtained at '20s. The Try Fluke Company have declared a (id dividend, and sales have been effected at 2s 3d.

The necessity to find money determines a multiplicity of values, and the necessity has been more pronounced this week than has been felt for a long while. It is needless to refer to some of the causes as these are widely known. Suffice it to say that they have transmitted some sort of nervousness through all branches of business, and a studied anxiety to escape any sort of liability is prejudicing the state of general trade considerably. In addition to this we have a variety of disturbing causes, such as the election, the direct veto matter, and the extraordinary continuation of wet weather. Many philosophical traders smoke the calumet of content and let matters right themselves, as effort little avails. Others unfortunately cannot aH'ort to be philosophical, and regard the position with mixed and somewhat doleful ideas about the change for the better that everybody hopes for. It is remarked that nearly every staple industry in the colony is sharing more or less in a general state of prosperity, and withal this traders are not prospering in anything like the same ratio, owing to the mania for cutting that exists in so many quarters. This apparently chronic evil may be cured by the financial stringency arising from recent events.

The import market shows no buoyancy, and although the large collection of duties dining the week denotes good trade, we fear that sales have borne a small proportion to Customs clearances Values have not apparently altered, but we learn that cable advice has been received from Calcutta of a very firm and advancing market for all ranges of Indian teas.

Whiting has been in good request from manufacturers of arated waters, preparing stock for the summer trade.

Currants continue in strong request, and greater difficulty is found in securing prime quality fruit. Candles are receiving good trade attention. The demand for household purposes is larger. Mining candles are, however, dull. The produce trade has been fairly active, but the downpour has affected this suction as well as all others.

Maize is extremely scarce. A parcel lias been quitted at 3s Id oil" wharf. The priceex store is 3s .'ld, with strong demand. East Coast holders cannot cart to shipping ports this weather.

Oats are unaltered from last week

Potatoes excite considerable attention. A large quantity has arrived during the week, and several lots have been sold at a live shillings per ton concession, to secure immediate sale. To-day telegraphic advice from the South, lias stiffened the market again, as a belief exists that Sydney will be a large buyer at advanced rates. \\'e quote sales at £5 los, with principal holders asking t'ti, firm.

Medium size mild ripe cheese is in strong enquiry. Milling wheat : The firmness noted last week in the English market has not been maintained. Our own and Southern markets are also quiet, partly owing to the recent advance in oats. A large number of draught horses are now getting 2011) of crushed wheat mixed with their chatf in place of double that quantity of oats. Several knowing farmers and horse breeders aver that the horses relish it better than the oats, besides being more nutritious and economical. Seed wheat : Owing to the rain, farmers cannot get the ground ready for sowing. Fowl wheat is in excellent demand. The badness of the roads prevents maize, coming forward here at present, so that helps the sale of fowl wheat greatly. Bran ami sharps are not in much demand. Flour: Extra heavy deliveries of the flour sold several weeks back are now taking place. In the local produce market prices at present remain unchanged. Eggs, however, are very plentiful, and as the demand is rather limited, a reduction in price may be looked for. Prices are as follow:—Best dairy fresh butter is 10 1; second quality, 7d ; and third quality, tid per lb wholesale. Eggs are lOd per dozen wholesale, and Is per dozen retail.

Mr. Thornes reports the sale of a building allotment, being lot '.i') of allotment 5, with a frontage to Auburn-street, Kvber Pass, of 33 feet, to Mr. Walter Hugh}'!, on behalf of Mr. Green, of Wellington, for £37 10s cash ; also, trie sale of lot 12 of a subdivision of allotment lb", with frontage to College Hill of 40 feet, and house of six rooms erected thereon, on behalf of Mrs. Kane, to Mr. J. F. W. Cook. for £330 cash.

Mr. C. Williamson, land agent, reports tho sale of Mr. Bells 111 acres at Papakura, to Mr. Newman, at £'_' per acre.

KAURI GUM MARKET.

The following is the report of the gum market and ruling quotations, as furnished to us by the committee of gum merchants : — Poor ordinary £32 to £34 Ordinary £38 Good ordinary £42 to £14 East Coast £70 to £'71

Superior parcels of good ordinary realise, higher prices according to quality and degree of cleaning. Supplies from the Ist July to date, 081 tons. The market is weak.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Business Colonial Bank, 33s Oil; National Insurance, 17s M ; New Zealand Accident Insurance, Oh (3d; Auckland Gas, new, £3 lis; New Alburnia. 3s. BUYERS-— Colonial Bank, 335; New ZetiUnil Inranee tils ; National Insurance, 17s 3d; Standard Insurance, 10s6d; Aucklind lias, new £5 (is ; -New Alhurni i, 2s 9d ; Cambria, Is Oil ; BUzelkink, '.is »d ; May Queen, Is Id; Saxon, Is id; Wailii, 17s lid; Hid Mercury, Is.

Sri i.Kits.— National Bank, 21s; Colonial Hank, 35s- National Insurance, lbs; South British Insurance. 33* ; Thames Gas, 28s ; Union Oil, His lOd ; New Alburnia, 3s 3d; Cambria, 2s ; llazelbank, 2s lOd; May Queen, 4s Oil ; Saxon, Is Od; Waihi, 10s; Bed Mercury Is Od.

Samuel Vickers James Reid K. Fuller R. G. Mar.ky J. M. Lennox G. F. Brimblecotube I). 11. McDonald .lames Prater Ailken Carriole S. Thnrue George B. Spra'.t G. A. Buttle Francis Hull Charles Alexanderfl .1. FitiAii CLARKE, Chairman. 4 p.m., Thursday, August 3, IS9S. CALL AND DIVIDEND LIST. CALLS £ «■• l! - Date. Great Mercury 0.M.C0. .. 0 0 3 .. Aug. 0 New Fearnought li.M. Co. .. 0 0 1.. Aug. 9 DIVIDENDS: NZ Insurance Company .. 12J%peran Now. National Bank of S. Zealand 5 X per an Now. N Z Accident Insurance Co. 121 % per an Now. Try Fluke 0 0 0.. Aug. 7 Bank of New Zealand .. 6 % - Aug. 12 THE MAILS. CHIEF POST OFFICE, AUCKLAND. Mails ill close as under: Tins Day. For Gisborne, Napier, and Southern Ports, pe Tarawera, at 11 a.m. For Thames, per Ohinemuri, at 5 p.m. For Kawau, Mangawai, Hakaru, and Kanvaka, per Kawau, at 8.30 p.m. , For Cowes anil Coromandel, per Coromandel, at 5.80 p.m. , „_ , For Tauranga, Opotiki, Whangamata, and Wnakatane, per Clansman, at 6.30 p.m. . For Whangarei Heads, I'arua, Mirsden Point. Waipu, Whangarei. Kamo. Mangapai, }> aiklekie, Kawakawa, Opua, and Russell, per Wellington, at 6.30 p.m. Saturday. For Waiwera, Te Kapa, and Warkworth, per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. . For Thames, Katikatl, Tauranga, and Opotiki, per Rotomahana, at 6.30 p.m. Tuesday. Per une, as follows •— For Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Mediterranean l' mi- and Continent of Europe, at 3 p.m. For Australian Colonies, and United Kingdom via Sue/., at I p.m. hoi money older*, registered loiters, and news. papers, :il :; p.m. Correspondence for the United Kingdom and Continent of Europe should bo specially en-dor.-ed via Suez. Mail will bo due in London on September 20.

Saturday, vim Per Alameda, as follows:— For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States ot America, Canada, British Columbia, Central and South America, British and Foreign West Indies, United Kingdom, and Continent. "I Kiirnp., at 1 p.m. For money orders, registered letters, and newspapers, at 11.30 a.m. Lite letters, bearing all extra fee o( 2Jd in addition to the postage, may be posted in the late letter box onboard the steamer up to the lime of sitiling. Mail «vill bo due in I omlnii on September 13. s. B. Hiss, ihief Postmaster.

TELEGRAMS ItV MAIL. For Australian Colonies, United Kingdom, and Continent of Europe, per Manapouri, will close at the Bluff to-day, at 11 30 a.m. 11. 11l mi's, Acting Officer in Charge.

LONDON. Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. London, August -. The American visible supply of wheat is 68.700,000 bushels. The quantity of wheat and flour alloat for the United Kingdom ia .S,OSO,000 quarters, and for the Continent 1,500,000 quarters. THE AUCKLAND MAKKETS. [Corrected to noon of Thwtday.] FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE. IVllULKSAl.E. RETAIL. S. .1. S. .1. 1 (i. S. d Butter, tresh, dairy, lb 0 111 — 00 In— 0 0 Do., second quality 0 7—0 0 I) 9—00 Do.,third quality ..00 — 00 0 8 — 00 Do., New Zealand Dairy Association .. 10 — 00 0 0 — 0 0 Do., Sterling Brand Separator .. 1 0 — 0 (I 0 0 — 00 Lang's & Brand ..10 — 00 (l 0— 0 0 Do., Separator .. 0 10 — 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 Prime salt .. .. 0 7 — I) 7 J 0 0 — 00 Do., second quality salt 0 8 — 07 0 0 — 0 0 Milk, quart .... .. II 31- 0 0 1 Cheese, local, lb .. 0 4}- 0 Si 0 6 — 0 6J Do., best factory .. 0 ! .\— 0 7 K?ks, dozen .. .. 0 10— I) 0 10 — 00 Lard, bladder, lb .. 0 i — 0 fi (I ti — 0 0 Hams and Macon, Pro. 0 0 — 00} 00 — 00 Cant. Bacon, new (in cloth) .. „ 0 71— 0 74 Hams (in cloth) .. 0 9 — 0 0J Jams, case udoz .. 23 9—20 i fowls, each .. ..06 — 10 14 — 2 C Ducks, do. „ .. ... 10 — 1 o Geese, do „ 2 6 — 3 8 Turkeys, do .. 6 6 — 80 Feathers, lb- 16 — 19 „ FLOUR. 8. (1 Auckland Roller Flour, sacks per ton .. .. 8 10 Household do. do. do. .. H ii Roller Flour, Southern do. .. 8 10 Stone Make do. do. do. .. 7 10 Whoitmeal 8 10 Bran . 3 10 Sharps 3 10 Cabin Bread .. .. 10 in — » o Oatmeal, 2.V* .. .. 12 0 — 0 0 „ Oatmeal, 7's .. .. 15 0 — 0 o Pearl Kailev .. .. 23 —24 0 (Sacks extra.) Wheat, Southern, old 0 — 00 00 — 00 (Sacks extra. Do., do., new .. — 30 00 — 00 (Sacks extra ) Do., do., local ..00 — 26 0 0 — 0 u (Sacks extra.) Do., Southern seed 3 6 — 00 00 — 01: (Sacks included.) Do., fowl .. .. 0 0 — 2 .0 0 0 — 00 (Sacks included DAY AND CORN. Phi cwt. May, ton .. ..30 — 40 5 «-ii 0 Lucerne, do 6 0 — <! 10 7 fi — S o Oaten, do 3 6 — 40 4 0 — 6 it Chaff, mixed .. ..20 — 30 0 0 — 0 U Oaten Chad ... ..40 — 45 Straw, load .. .. 0 18 — 1 10 (/'lover, ton .. ..50 — 0 0 _. Potatoes, seed ..00 — 00 Do., Canterbury ..115 0—120 0 .. Do., new, kidneys ..lis 0—120 0 M Do., new,shepherds.. 115 0—120 0 Do.. Hobarts .. . .115 0—120 0 a. d. *. .1. Mai/-, bushel.. .. 31—33 3 4 -- 0 0 Barley, feed .. ..26 — 3 0 00 — 00 Do., malting .. .. 3 0 — 3 10 Oats, feed .. ..2 0 — 28 00 — 00 Oats, seed .. ..00 — 00 0 0 — 00 Oats willing _ ..26 — 23 30 — 33

SEEDS. Cloter, white .- ..00 — 00 0 10 — 10 ]),, re( „ 00 — 00 0 9 — 0 10 Cowerass „ ..00 — 00 011 — 10 Alyske .00 — 00 11—00 rimothy .. ..05-00 00-00 Trefoil ..05 — 00 0 6 — 08 ! Kane " .. .- 0 3J — 0 5 0 4 — 0 6 Ryegrass, Poverty Bay 0 0 — 00 60 — 76 ]),.., Southern.. ..00 — 00 40 — 56 Do., Italian .. ..0 0 — 00 0 0 — 0 0 Cocksfoot .. ..00 — 00 00 — 76 GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRODUCE. Apples. II), local .. 0 2J- 0 3J 0 4-06 Do., llolnrt .. _ 0 3 — 0 4 00 — 06 Lemon*, tin* .. -.10 — 00 10 — 0 ii Oranges, doz 0 10}- 0 0 13 — 16 Bananas, lb .. ...02 — 03 00 — 00 Cocoanuts. each .. .. 0 - — 00 Do., sack .. .. 8 o — o n Onions, lb .. .. 0 1-0 1} 0 1J- 0 2 Garlic, lb .. ..00 — 00 0 4 - 0 u BUTCH KK.S" MEAT. Per pound. Roasting Beef, lb „ _ 0 5-0 Boiling do .. 0 3 — 04* Mutton, hindquarter -. 0 4 — 04} ,, legs .... -. 0 4.V— 0 :> Do., forequarter ... .. 0 3J— 0 4} Pork ... 0 5 -- 0 0 Veal .. 04 — 06 Mutton Tallow, cwt... 26 —00 — Beef and Mixed do. 25 0 — 0 0 Steak* .. ... .. ... 0 6 — 08 Mutton Chops.. .. .. 0 5 — 08 Sausages .. .. _ 0 6 — 07 KAURI GUM, FLAX. ETC Supplies for July, and two days in August, 681 tons. £. s. a. a *. (I. Poor Ordinary, ton nominal .. 32 0 o — 31 0 u Rough guui • 38 0 0 — 0 0 0 Hast Coast 70 0 0 —71 0 0 Good Ordinary, free from dust and pickings 42 0 0—44 0 0 Flax, best clean Auckland ... is 0 0 —18 10 0 Good fair average ... ... 16 10 —17 0 0 Tow - -. 1 10 0 — 2 0 0 : Fungus, lb 0 0 2J— 0 0 0 Cocoannt Fibre, cut, ewe ... 0 16 0 — 0 17 0 Beeswax, lb _ .. ..009 — 009 >*./.. FLAX ROPE Prices subject to trade terms Rope in all size*, ton _ .. 36 0 0—40 0 0 Tarred Yarn, do.. 38 0 0—40 0 0 Wool Tailings, do 35 0 0—38 0 0 MANURES Bonedust, Sydney, ton.. ... 6 6 0.700 Do., inferior ft 0 0 — 600 Do., Croft's No. 1, dust.. ... 6 15 0 — 0 0 0 Do., do. No. 3, meal .. ... 7 0 0 — 0 0 0 Do., do. No. 4, Hour .. .. 7 5 0-000 Do., A! Australian .. .. « 0 0 — 00 0 N.Z. Blood and Bonedusfc .. 6 6 0 — 000 D >., Ngai-uawaliia, in 2 cwt sacks 7 0 i) — 0 0 0 Do., do., ill I cwt bags.. .. 726 — 000 Bonetlour .. ... -. - 0 0 0 — 7 10 0 Do., Auckland .. ... .. 7 10 0 — 7 10 0 Peruvian Guano .. ... .. 14 0 0—15 0 0 Coral queen do 5 0 0 — 000 [.one I (land do., bags included 6 0 0 — 000 Superphosphate of Lime, 20 to 28 per cent 6 0 0 — 6 10 0 Do., 30 to 38 per emit S 0 0 — 8 10 0 Potato Fertiliser Fison'.s .. 11 0 0 — 0 0 0 Wheat „ „ « 10 10 — 0 0 0 Grass ,, „ .. 10 10 0 — 0 0 0 Turnip Fertiliser* „ „ 8 10 0 — 0 0 o Sulphate of Ammonia ... .. 15 '.) 0—16 0 0 Superphosphate ,, .. " 1" 0 — 0 o 0 Law Superp'phate, 36/3 per ct. 6 15 0 — 0 u o Do., 32 to 34 per cent tl 10 0 — 0 0 0 Do., do. 26/8per ct. ti ft 0 — 0 0 I) Do., Dissolved Bone Compound 7 0 o — 0 0 0 Do., Patent Turnip Manure . 6 15 0 — 0 0 0 Potash Manure for Root Crops til". 0 — 0 0 0 Pota-dt do. for Grass and rain 6 12 6 — 0 0 n Nitrate of Soda 15 0 0 —10 0 0 Thomas'Phosphate, 37 to 40perct. 5 5 o — 0 0 (> Kiiuit, 23 to -it per 4 1"- 0—0 0 0 Indian Bone .Meal .. ..700 — 800 NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO.'s MANURES. 1'lon. a Tons. Superphosphate," A' 6 15 0 — 6 10 0 Do. "C" 5 15 0 — ft 11 6 Bonedust 0 17 6 — 6 IS 0 Do. md Blood .. _ ... 6 0 0 — 5 17 6 Boot Minnie .. _ .- 7 6 0 — 700 Grass Manure A ''.15 0 — 610 0 Grass Manure B .. -. —70 0 — 6 1ft 0 Potato Manure 7 ft 0 — 7 0 0 Corn Manure .. .. ..7 0 0 — 6 17 6 Turnip Manure. „ .. .. 7 0 0 — 6 17 6 Maize .Manure 7 0 0 — 6 17 6 Orchard Manure S 10 0 — 8 ft 0 Onion Manure 7 15 0 — 710 0 Hop Manure 7 10 0 — 750 Clover Manure 6 10 0 — u 5 0 sulphate of Ammonia .. .. 10 0 0 — 0 0 0 (111 no, 00. '7 6 15 0 — 0 0 0 Nitrate of Soda 0 16 0 per cwt. Sulphate of Iron.. .. _. 0 12 6 per cwt. Terms 2 J per cent, discount for cash within one mouth BUILDING MATERIALS Board* md Scantling, undiessed, tlrst class, looft .. 0 12 0-0 0 0 Do., do., medium ... 0 '.) 0 — 0 0 U Do., do., second-class .. .. 070-000 Flooring boards, P.T.G., firstclass 0 14 0 — 0 0 0 Do., do. Medium .. .. 0 1! 0 — 0 0 0 Do., do., second-class .. .. 0 9 0 — 0 0 0 Rustic weatherboards, bent _ 0 9 0 — 0 0 0 Mills, cars", best „ ... 0 9 0 — 0 14 0 Flitches .. .. - -. 0 9 0 — 0 9 6 Balk - -. 056-0 00 Bucks, Whitl .. „ - I 10 0 — 2 0 0 Do., town v mis, 1000 _ .. 2 0 0 — 2 5 0 Do., delivered 2 10 0 — 0 I) U IIvdraulic Lime, bushel .. 0 16-000 Shell Lime.. .. ... -. 0 1 6 — 0 2 0 Craig's Stoiii do., ... .. 0 16-000 Bullish Slates, 1000 .. .. 10 HI 0—0 0 0 Drain Pipes, Oiu bores, MOO .. 15 0 0 — 0 0 0 Do., -tin ... .... .0 10 0 — C 0 0 Do., 3in .. „ _ . 4 10 0 — 0 0 0 Do., 2}n .. .. _ .300 — 00 0 Do., 2ill _ 2 10 0 — 0 0 0 Socket Glazed Pipe", foot : 24 inches .. 0 7 6 — 000 21 inches 0 6 0 — 0 0 0 IS indies ... ... - 0 3 0-000 IS inches _ _ ..026— 000 12 inches _ _ .. 0 2 0 — 00 0 9 inches „ „ .. 0 16 — 000 0 inches .. _ _ 0 0 6 — 000 4 inches „ ... ..004 — 0 0 0 3 inches 0 0 — 000 COAL AND FIREWOOD Coal, Newcastle, ship's side, cargo, ton .. .. „ 1 2 6 - 0 0 0 Do., delivered _ .. .-1 10 0 — 1 15 0 1).)., yard 1 6 0 — 0 0 0 Greymoutli yard 115 0 — 0 0 0 Do.," Bay of Island*, yard .. 0 0 0 — 0 0 0 Do., delivered 0 0 0—0 0 II Do., mine _ 0 0 0 — 000 Do., -hit)- side 0 0 li — i! 0 0 Kamo, loading ground, '.on ... oil 0 — 0 0 <) Taupiri, mine, steam .. .. 0 10 o — 0 0 0 Do., vard, steam 0 18 0 — 0 0 " l: >., household .. _ - 110 — Do., do., delivered .. .. 12 0—149 Firewood, uncut ivharf, Cargo, ton 0 8 0 - 0 0 0 Do., delivered 0 12 0 — 013 0 Do., cut _ 0 14 0 — u 16 0 MISCELLANEOUS. Kerosene. 130" test, duty paid 0 12 — 00 0 Do., 150' test .. 0 14 — 016 Castor Oil, in drums, per gal... 0 3 4 — 030 Fencing wire, No. (i, ton .."| ,, No. 7 .. .. J-U 0 0 -12 0 0 „ No. 8 .. ..) Barb Fencing Wire .. .. 20 0 0—21 0 0 Pig Wire ("close barb) .. .. '21 0 0—22 0 I) Galvmised iron, 5 to Sft .. 19 0 0-21 0 (l Lime, slacked, bushel .. ... 10-000 Quick Lime, in stone .. .. 0 1 ii — 0 0 0 New Zealand Palings, ft ft .. 0 7 6 — 0 10 0 Ten- ree Hails, lull .. .. 2 10 0 — 3 10 0 I'm Posts ft 3 0 — 6 0 II Shingles, loot) 0 12 0 — 013 0 llnbut I'tilings, .'.ft .. .. 0 17 ii — 1 0 0 llobarl Rails 4 10 0 — 0 0 0

.No. of ~ |>ai.| I , i Company. .Shares i | up i.e. ! S "}J j Date. ilssue.l 51 Share. 1 °-""- | Banks- ! £■ i: *. «1. £ s. (I.I N.Z., old ..! ioo,(iixi f.jl 5 fi n 4 5 0 July 29 „ new ..! f>ri,innij 7<i 7 in ii — ! — National ..lluo.oou 7j! 2 In lij 1 4 July 19 Colonial .. 200,000 5 2 0 (l 1 13 OAiya. i | I.NSIJIUNCI! — I | I j New Zealand 100,000 10 2 0 ()! 3 0 oaii?. -2 National .. 200,000 10 0 10 0 0 17 6 Aug. 3 SotitliBriti.ih ti4,02s 19 1 ii ii 1 13 U July 1-1 Standard .. 100,000 10 0 15 III — i - N.Z. Accident 20,000 l 0 b 0 0 9 6 Aug. 3 Loan— N.Z. I,. AM .. I'10,000 25 2 10 0 — — Nat'nl Al.A A. 100,000 10 10 0 — — N.Z. A IIP, ..200,000 10 10 0 — | — Gas— Auckland, old 15,500 5 5 0 Oil 2 6; July 24 „ new .. 13,7*:! 5 2 10 I. 5 0 II Aug. 3 Thames .. 10,000 24 ) IS 0 I 7 July 17 Uisuorue .. 11,000 111) (1 1 6 0 July 21 'JlMltlCR - Kauri Timber 150,000 2 2 0 II — — ,, lien 150,000 2 12 0 — — Stlll'l'IMi - Union S.S. .. 40,1100 10 10 0 0 -- — N.Z. Shipping 59,039 8 ii 0 0— — OtiVonptiriS.F. 10,000 1 1 0 0 — — (jorom.'Mlilel S. 3,037 110 li — — Northern S.S. 12,405 I I/O 0 14 I — — lion 101.23!) 14.0 0 7 (i — — Co At.— Hay of Islands 3 000 110 11 — Taupiri .. 24,000 1 0 10 0 0 17 0 July 20 Tanpin Ite.Vrvc 3,000 * 0 10 0 — „ new 18,215 j 0 3 lii — Weatpoit Coal 09 230 4j 3 0 I) — — MlSCKI.I.ANK'llS I N.Z. Di tin .. 67,874 2 40/-&2U/. 1 II (I July 14 Auckl'iul Kilne l8/)4.'i 1 loo — I -_ Northern Bool 12,02:' 1 1) 13 C| — | _ l.'nimi oil .. s«,Kf,o 1 11 14 nj U 14 0 July 8 ShailamlACo. 50,000 1 0 12 6 — I — Goi.DKiF.r.ns— i Tim mm. New Albumin 60,000 10 1 SI 0 3 0 Alii;. 3 Calliope .. 50,000 J 0 0 5 — _ Cambria . 41,700 1 0 5 0 0 I 11 July 6 Consuls . MJ.OOO i It 1 (j — — N. fearnought 50,000 —" 11 0 10 — _ llazflltaok .. 42,000 J 0 2 0 0 2 9 Aug. 2 St. Hippo .. _ - - 0 1 2Julv28 City Ditueilill f.O.OOO .4 fi/44 — Junction .. 30,000 J 0 0 8 0 0 July 21 I.0110 ii tit I .. 30,000 JOIO— _ Magnolia .. 50,oi)ii I 0 3 2] — — New Mauukaii 30,000 1" 0 1 0 — _ M'iy Queen .. .19.000 i 0 0 11 0 4 4 July 31 N.Moanataiaii 50,000 J 0 5 0 0 3 3 July 20 Norfolk . 50,000 J 0 0 6 0 0 2'july 19 Occidental .. 100,000 j 0 0 1 — _ Orlando .. 111,0110 ] 0 II 11 — _ Pride Kuraka 50,000 i (I 2 1 — — Saxon .. 50,000! J 0 3 2 0 1 C July 23 I'llUHliX .. 50,000' — — — Victoria .. 120,000 4, 0 1 7 — — Waiotahi .. 6,000 3 2 10 0 — — Upper Thames. Crown .. 65,000 1 0 18 0 — _ SiWerton .. 40,000 A 0 1 9 ■ - — Walhl, old ..106,000 l' 1 0 0, 19 6 July 19 ,, new .. 44,000 - 1 0 0! — - Woodstock .. 55,000 4 0 4 0 0 3 9 July 14 Puhipulii, j I'rosp'torsNo.l 63,860 J 0 7 2 — — Kuaotumt. I (iff a Mercury 00,000 10 6 0' - — Mariposa .'. 50,000 { 0 i 4 — — (Kama .. 40,000 * 0 0 3i — — Red Mercury.. 30,000 4 0 3 0 0 0 8 July 24 Try fluke .. 50,000 J 0 0 6 0 8 3.Juiy3 4