COMMERCIAL.

Otago Witness, Issue 1957, 27 August 1891, Page 20

COMMERCIAL.

Millers' lines have ruled during the week as follows :— Flour in sacks, £11 5s per ton (stone) ; and £12 per ton (roller); oatmeal in sacks, £8 10s per ton; chaff, 40i to 45s per ton; bran, £3 10s per ton; pollard, £4 10s per toa ; pearl barley. £13 per ton. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company have received the following telegram from their London office, dated 2Ut inst. s— " Tallow : Market easier. A decline of 3d per cwt has taken place since last report. Frozen Meats s Beef and mutton market dull. Lamb market firmer. New Zealand lambs are worth per carcase ssd per lb. Wheat: The market is very unsettled, in consequence of whfoh the wheat market has an upward tendency." The New Zealand Lean and Mercantile Agenoy Company (Limited) have received the following telegram from. their London office, dated yesterday:—" Weather still unsettled. Harvest being gathered under unfavourable conditions. Heavy rains have done considerable damage. Wheat: Market is firm. New Zealand, f.a q, to arrive iron ship, is worth 48s 3d per 480lb, May and June bill of Jading. New Zealand average is worth 43s 6d per 4961b. New Zealand long berried is worth 45s per 4961b. Rye corn : Russian exports prohibited. ruring the past three days (says the Lyttelton Times of yesterday) several vessels have left Lyttelton with wheat cargoes. The barque Acacia took a full load to Hobart. the brigantine Annie Hill lßOOsaoks to Auokland.the Clio 1000 sacks to Nelson, and the Endeavour is loaded with 800 sacks for Dunedin.