COMMERCIAL.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1783, 25 October 1862, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

Thb present period is usually the dullest season" of the new wool clip from the country diSte - Trade, rs, however, in a healthy conditfcn 3SS prices rule low and ere the lapfeof another Sh U may reasonably -be expected that former mtS will be realised. At present the market iafuU 5 goods and a general desire to effect Ss s showl ■ The Pnncess has nearly finished discharging ™d had y ra P Dldi a v e fi a H^ CeS "! J*^" that the WHd *>uck babW P sS fnr U ?,- at^ ndon ,' an d would pro. SafulclrL P ellmgto . n in September visel is eelS? f£ enerai merchandise. As thia cSTdesnath h d /° r qU ? k paSßa g es ' and « speuai aespatcii has been shown in her In»AtZZ~ merehMts here wffl have (hdr "„W SS £„S: re """' -*-?• "«*»» *> «*?ES The Louis and Miriam arrived in this P rt^ yesterday from Sydney with a general efra of merchandise and Eastern pSe 4it D,ana e may shortly be , expected &J& c rt S n K M ° nd v yiast ' Me9srs - Bethune & Hunter sold by public auction, at the Exchange, a n„.„ h£y of eastern produce, oilman's stores* S -- Therewasagoodattendanceof.the SS? atd general buyers ; but the prices, realized exhibftSd a decline on 6ur former quotations About f* tons of Mauritius sugar were disced of? Low S 27s Z box -ri Pc " ton ; - 40 • bMt » tea wld starch, 5* to 6d. ; blue,- lid. to Is. ; Melbourne mould candles, Sid. per lb. ; washfn* cS a II Sl^wltKwt **' bejn * Batisf -^H Si Tue i da^ laßfc . Messra. Duncan & Vennell - S m^i PUb 5. C aact ™; attheir stores a qutSi • of merchandise which realised the followm? prices :-Mauritius sugar, from £35 T to £37 *f per ton; blueher boots. ss. Sd.fto 6^ per pair* cashmere boots, 7s. dp. ; windo^ glass^sT^ ' : box; jams, 22s per do 2 .; Scotch twilUdshS perlb^Fr;n P c e h < i o^i C S Mdo WTjßffi per lb. . French twill shirts, Is. per yard. Yesterday Messrs. Duncan «te Vennell sold by public the remaining portion 'of tfmbX telongmg to the estate of the late Mr? chadee Mills. The Suffolk Hotel, known as the SS was sold for *2l ; and the building maffi realised fair prices. l ™