SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 767, 2 June 1864, Page 5

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide, 21st May. 9i 8d wa3 offered to-day for wheat, and refused. Wheat is rising. Buyers are very active. Good flour is not to be had under L 25 per ton. Sydhey, 20th May. Arrived^—Susannah Booth, from Otago. Adelaide, 20th May. One hundred tons of Dunn's flour were sold to-day at L 25; some brands were purchaseable at L 23. Several parcels of wheat were sold at 9s 3d; sellers are still ho.diDg out for higher prices. Candles sell freely from lid to Is. Best congouß fetch from L 7 to L 8 for chests. Accounts from the far North speak favorably of the lambing. PER GRETILLB AND BIRD (RENTER'S AGtHNTB). NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydnbt, 20th May. L? 300 Government Debentures have been accepted, at from 5s to 10s premium. The stock of flour in Sydney amounts to 70°0 tons, which is equal to four months' consumption.

Stocks of n«w ale are but small, and old ale is unsaleable. TV -■ flee ex Sverize, ft'&m Manilla, is all dis„B <i ''-* At from 94d to 101. Some small lots of pinntvi n coffee b. we been raid to-day at Is per Jb.» in bond. "'"'___/„", -.o. „ The ..ri'-e of flour lb^sy~li" no-rainal, with no t?-.wwt uus to report- The action taken by Ad* lavl«- spamlatSßi ha? induced capitalists .hereto * t:d tol California for considerable .quantities ot wheatand'floiir. '."/.' . .- * , Advices from Melbourne have strengAened this inarfetfor geneva,, although stocks are excessivel' Holders are a*"*10". .Ka bS SS at LlB, witb no buyers. Stocks of fine salt are very heavy :-i« moves off at from LS 10a to L 6 JS 7 Bombs are declining -Tobacco has receded 3d per ibpEdm has declined Id. Teas are imSffi :Wpol P acka, WJlb weight,- are .worth ft. Maize, 3s 6d ; and wheat 10s 6d. The Alert brings 7587 bags ot sugar, and the Frederick-brings 7749 deals.