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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 5080, 16 September 1891, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF 0 AMARU. HIGH WATER AT OAMARU. TO-MORROW. 1.33 a.m., and 1.55 p.m. ARRIVED. September 16. Nil SAILED September 16. NiL IX HARBOR. Ship—Waipa. Schooner—Aland Graham EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Brnnner, b.b., from th« North on Tuesday, 29nd inst. Oban, 8.8., from Dunedin, on Friday, 18th inst. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Brisbane, a steamer, about the 17th lust., should sufficient inducement offer. Bnmner, 8.5., for Dunedin and Westport, •a. Tuesday, 22nd inst. Ohau, 8,3., for Anckland, via East Coast ports, en Friday, ISth inst. There were no arrivals at or departures from our port to-day. COMMERCIAL. MELBOURNE MARKETS. The following is the National Mortgage and Agency Company's produce market report, dated Melbourne, 7th September, 1891: Feeding Grains.—Victorian oats have a little better demand and prices are about Id higher for fair and good feed, while milling have good demand at up to 33. Good Algerians are wanted at about 2s to 2s Id. The bearer brought about 1500 bags New Zealand oats, nearly 1000 of which were for milling ; the balance having been offering a*; 2s under bond with but little success so far, and less money may have to be taken to quit them. Maize is now arriving freely and the market is tumbling; price is still relatively higher than other feed and consignees are all anxious to quit. We quote 3s 9d downwards according to condition. Peas quiet but steady .at 2s sd, -with prospect of an early improvement. Cape barley, Is lid to 2s. Bran and pollard, scarce and firm, at I3d per bushel. Wheat.—Holders firm at as 6d; millers holding off contenting themselves with any second quality offering at from 5s to 5s 4d ; fowls' wheat, 4s Sd to 4s lOd. Flour.—Stone, Lll to Lll 10s; roller, Ll2 to Ll2 10s. Barley is in better demand, one of our largest malting houses having been burnt out last week, losing a large stock of malt and barley. We quote good samples at 3s 3d; medium, 33 to 3s Id ; common to fair, 2s 6d t« 2s lOd ; feed, 2s to 2s 2d. Ryegrass.—Small inquiry, at up to 5s 9d, for good clean samples. Cocksfoot. —Nominally, 5d to sid. Flax.—We have cleared all our consignments at from Ll7 to L2l 10s for common to prime fibre. Potatoes.—Supplies rather heavy the last •week, and prices have suffered all round. New Zealand Derwents, 55s to 57s 6d, duty paid ; Tasmanian, 75s to 77s 6d, duty paid ; Victorian, 35s to 555. The wharves anil railways are literally lined with potatoes, and even at quotations for Tasmanian there is a small loss to importers. Cheese.—Victorian, 6d to 7d. Butter.—Factory, in kegs and boxes, 13d. ABSTRACT OF SALES. Bt Brcce CinttsTTE and Co— On Thursday, I7th September, at Otepopo —Stock. On Saturday, 19th September, at the •tores, Tyne-street—Potatoes. BT FLEMING AND Hedlkt.— On Tuesday, 22nd September, at their Rooms—Land, Freehold Property. Br N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.— On Wednesday, 30th September, on the premises at Kakanui North—Freehold Property. Br Richard Daviks.— On Saturday, 17th October, at Mr Sumpter's stores, Tyne-street Education Reserves. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. FOR BEST QUALITY, LARGEST SELECTION, AND CHEAPEST PRICE IN jg OOTS AND SHOES GO TO THE WAREHOUSE OP B. MOLLISON AND CO., Thames-street Oamari". SHOES. SHOES SHOES. V. §jggsvr R " IN BANKRUPTCY. WHOLE of the STOCK of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS IN THE ESTATE OF H. A. TEMPERTON, Bookseller, Thames-street, la now being SOLD in Lots to Suit Purchasers. No Reasonable Offer Refused. Everything must be Sold to Close Accounts. 663 WATERLOO HOUSE. J H. MILLIGAN AND CO. Beg to announce receipt of another Consignment of THE NEW HOME AND NEW NATIONAL SEWING M A C H I N E. They are LIGHT RUNNING, STRONG, AND ELEGANT. Inspection Invited. Price List on Application. J. H. MILLIGAN AND CO. Merchant Tailors. THAMES-STREET, OAMABU.