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Press, Volume XXII, Issue 2853, 30 September 1874, Page 2

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Press Office, Tuesday. The Customs revenue collected yesterday was as follows:— £ b d. • Sff- :;. ::. ::. *%i l °. Coffee 9 " 3 Sugar 26 « 10 Sundries » 19 3 £357 10 7

Sydney.—Sydney advices are to the 17th. The following is extracted from exchanges to thai date;-Ale and porter: Small quantities of Marrian's ale sold yesterday at £7 per hbd. and holders are firmer. There was a fair demand for bottlea brands, and business was done at late market raxes Breadstuffs, grain, &c: The market remai ™™**™* animation, at-14 for bakers' lots of Adelaide superfine flour, and _13 for Sydney mills .Thereis scarcely any demand for wheat Building materials. cVment is not quite so firm, as forced «* «£ known brands have "tcrferedjrtth buriMWU Stocks are moderate. Dundee goods: Corasacks are selling at 12s, but business-is exceedingly quiet There is some trade in woolpaeks, »t 3s lOd to 3s 1 m r>er nack Fish: The anticipation of further snip EfenCof American salmon makes holders;»«« Jl nuit w hile the trade are indisposed to buy at above bf for parcel A line for shipment was ptecM yesterdlv at 9s 10id per dozen. Inother kinds of fish business is excessively dull. Oilman s stores groceries &c.: There has been a little more current market rates, but prices show ?o tendency to improve, and stocks are again Sbundanl Teas: The telegraphic news per Alexandra should be favourable to Golden, if borne out by the advices which may be expected at the end of this week Tbe Janet Stewart sailed for Sydney on jSy 26th, with 242,672 lbs tea, and on the 27th, tKaisof Gawler for Brisbane, and on the 28th two vessels for Melbourne. The exports for the season were, in all probability, likely to be unusually light