MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Daily Southern Cross Office, Wednesday Evening.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3162, 5 September 1867, Page 2

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Daily Southern Cross Office, Wednesday Evening.

Mr. S. Jones held a Urge sale of wines, spirits, &0., to-day, at the Brunswick Buildings. The attendance was large, and the following quotation* were realised : —In bond : MarteH's dark brandy, ex ' Goloonda,' from London, 1862, 6a 9d per gallon ; ditto, ex •Killermont,' from Melbourne, 6s 6d per gallon; Martell's pale brandy, ex * Rita,' from Sydney, 26s 6d per dozen ; C. Sa nd Co.'s dark brandy, in hhds., Is lOd; ditto, in quarter-cask, 2s 6d per gallon ; Stewarts whiskey, in case, 7s 3d; Scotch whiskey, 8s 6d; pale sherry, from 2s to 2s 4d pec gallon; ginger wine, "Bishop," from 4s 3d to 5s 2d per gallon ; rum, 2s 9d per gallon ; Jamaica rum, 4a 6d ; Kinahan'a whiskey, 15b 6d per dozen ; Martell's pale brandy, in hhds., 7s per gallon ; ditto, in quarter-casks, from 7sto7s Id per gallon; Browning'soldtom, 4s per gallon; Booth's old torn, 4s 9d per gallon ; Ticker's bitten, 20s ; ueneva, " Anchor," 10s 3d per dozen ; Jeffrey's pale ale, ex < Ballarat,' from 6s 4d to 6s 6d per dozen ; Jeffrey's stout, 6s 3d. Duty paid : Pale sherry, 25s per dozen ; port, from 22s to 23s per dozen ; cherry brandy, • Bishop of London,' 2Bs per dozen ; cloTea, quartß, 22m per dozen ; claret, 18s ; assorted soups, 10s per dozen. Messrs. S. Coohrane and Son sold to-day, at their land mart, Port-street, by order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, lot No. 12, section 1, of subdivision iuto section and lots of small farms, Nos. 20 and 21, district of AUnukau, parish of Waitemata, cou taming 2 acres, more or les», the properly of Mr. j Beamish, lor £H0 f Also, lots Nos. 32 and 33 of a subdivision into lots of allotments 31 and 42, section 8, suburbs of Anokland, having 103 feet frontage to the Ponsonby Road, by a depth of 137 feet to Lin-coln-street, were »old for £51 10s. 60 acres at

Hamilton East, in Graham's second survey, brought 4s per acre. Mr. C. Stichbury held a sale of drapery, clothing, &c, to-day, at his stores, Queen-street, and obtained the followiug prices : — Men's bine cloth caps and l felt hats, from 2o 9d to 4s 9d each ; grey knit and military half-hose, 8s per dozen ; paper collars, 4s per gross ; gents' tweed suits, 35s each ; tweed and doeskin trousers, 9s 3d per pair ; regatta shirts, 63b per dozen ; Crimean shirts, 6s 3d each ; Scotch twill shirtt, 21s per dozen ; mock buck gloves, 5s per dozen j navy-blue prints, 15s 6d per piece.