MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Daily Southern Cross office, Wednesday evening.

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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Daily Southern Cross office, Wednesday evening.

Wednesday evening. The Customs receipts to-day Amounted to £457 Oa 6d. Masks. E. «nd H, Isaacs held a trade sale of groceries, oilmen's stores, wines, &c, to-day, at the stores of Mr. W. J. Young, Queen-street, and obtained the following quotations:—Claret wine, 25s per dozen ; ginger wine, 225; Marzetti's stout, 7s 6d in bond ; Bernard's old torn, 12s 3d in bond; ration sugar, 2|d in bond; Champion's vinegar, No. 24, 2s lid per gallon; North Wilts cheese, Is 3d perlb.; Cheddar cheese, Is 2£d; Eleme raisins, sd; maccaroni, Is; ginger, I3jd ; candied peel, Is 3d; Compton's English hams, Is Id; tartaric acid, Is4|d; Taylors homoeopathic cocoa, Is fid ; Taylors soluble chocolate, Is 4£d ; salad oil, 7s 7d ptr dozen ; Why* brow's pickles, 9s; Crowe and Blackwell's pickles, 12s 6d; full weight candles, Is 2Jd per lb.; lobsters, 7» 9d per dozen ; bottled fruits, 13s 6d; English jams, Ss lid; Colmans mustard, 6s 3d; musoatel raisins, ,9|d.per lb.; colonial butter, Is; figs, 6d; whiting,' from 5s 9d to 6l per owt.; soda, 10s. > , Mr. G. Sibbin sold to-day, at; his stores, Queen* street, potatoes at from £4 to £4 10s per ton; flour, 14s per 1001b.; onions, l£d perlb. The furniture fetohed fair prices.

Mbsbw. C. Artaur and Son held a «ale of ironmongery, &0., to-day, at their stores, Queen-street, and obtained fair prices.