CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1047, 28 April 1865, Page 4

CUSTOMS ENTRIES.

April 27—lymis-i, Ml tir.fi, Grant muster. from l!i>;.i:nt To.vn, wii.li cargo and passengers. Muster, agent. OCTWAIIIIS. April 27—Nil. IN\VAKI>S - COASTWISE. April 27—VVillii- Simpson, (if) lons, M'Phee muster, from Stewart's Isl>md, witli tituljcr aril fm.sM- -.t'cr*. F. Coxln ad, agent. Apiil 27—Otago, 407 tons, Smith master, from LyttiUna, witli cargo and passengers. G. S. liroilrick, agent. April 27 —Fly, 20 tons. Hill imster, from O.imarn. with potatoes. M-.vster, agent. April 2~ —Wellington, 2(>l tons, Fnuich master. from LyttelLon timl Northern I'orts, with Kiruo iinrt passong'. n. Lloyd, Ta^jjart and Co agents. April 27 — Dolpiiiu, ;>(> i-)nsOsbor:ie rnn-fcr, from Wellington, in hi'li-ir.l. Hnyse, Mudie and Co, agents. <">tT\V.U!I>S COASTU'ISK. April 27—0(.-(-I<>njr. l;i7 tuns, Turnbull mast'.T, f«>r Lyticlton ai.it iniermcrHute ports, with cur'i" and prisstng.i'.s. J- .Junta ami Co, owners. IMPORTS. , Per Ot;t:;o, ir..m Lyttelton. W'Mlinifton'anil Sydney: 1 c;v-:<\- Otnipini; ; 2(t casks butter, Hardy ; ."> casus plains, Fnx and Co ; 2 boxes, BrodricL ; l-rxl, V .dk ; 1 da, Houjilitoii ; 1 pel, Livinncf'.ii ; 2 boXf.-', containing 10,0C0 soys. Union liaiik. L'lt Wiilr i- rii.'iipsoii, from Stewart's Island : 24,(11J(> fi. timber, Sicveiison and Co. l'6r Fly, from Oamaru : 2 tons potatoes, Dulgefy, H::t;iay and Co. Per \\ rilii:i,,tiin, from Northern ports— T?rom Oiii'iiiiM^'ri : 1 bo\' spi etc, Uni'in Bank. From Ni-lson : I box merchandise,./ IColin and Co. From Wellhitrtmi : 120 keys butter,,! M'Lcan i:ii-l Co ; 8 ke(.'H butter, Tunibnll and Co; 18 do do, M'Callum, Noill and Co; 1 ca.sk eofloi-, 1 c:ise casii.t, 1 do maize, 7 bates. pimento. W (irc^t; ani Co-, 1 box meruhatidisu, Ralph 'J'nomsDii. KXPOJiTS. Per Gi-<;lo:ii;. for Lvttelton and intermediate port-i — Under bund lor Timaru :10 cases geneva, IJ Wdson and Co. Free and duty pniil — For Oamaru :20 bundles fencing wire, (i G Knssull and Co ; I iron Haiti, R JJ M.irtin and Co ; 1 c<,se, Scoular ; 4 packs aerated n:Uer, Butenu-nt and Co ; 100 bundles, Bell, line and Co ; 2 cases chairs, F Cd mm ; 1 bundle leather, li B Martin anl Co; 1 case boots; Sargood, .ving and C> ; 2 bundles spouting, 1 do ridging, 1 d) slioes. li ani T Ilaworth ; 5 boxes i'm lies, 2 cases raspberry b:din, It B Martiii arul Co ; 5 pitc-s timbi-r, 250 slates," A Galr, and Co; 2 cases drugs, Youngrsi-'in and Co ; 10 bo>:es candles, 3 do siiirch, ;!(! do blue, 1 do cotoa, 10 bates flour, 3)alf»ety and Co; 5 cases whisky. V cask butter, 1 case confectionery, I do ch.cse, Unrron, Grant and Co ; 1 keg nails, 1 case v::e j, Ido hardware, Baines and Oliver ; 2 bdli.B gal ir./n, A Briscoc and Co ; 1 case drapery, \V Wutson and Sons; 1 bar steel, J'aines and Oliver ; 27 bills laths, J Gray; 1 bale drapery, Ilurrison and Co; 1 box saddlery, G Dow»e ; 1 pel, Mmnford ; 4 eases ktros ue, 4 do fruit, Armstrong ; 1 pel, Itoyse, Miuiij uu.l C>> ; ! buggy, 1 set harness, 1 whip, \V Taggarc ; 1 basket, Boenick; 2 cases porter, Marshall and Copeland. For LyHelton : "> bales wool, 100 bags Hour, Itoyse. Mudie and Co ; 8 cases clothing, Simmons Brothers; 12 bales wool, It B Martin and Co ; 1 enso coffee, W Gregg and Co ; ~> casci bacon, It B Martin and Co ; "2 bundles steel, 1 package and sundries, Briscoc and C>; I ease, 1 bale drapery,, SargooJ and Co ; 1 case drapery, Jus Smith ; 1 casu paint, 12 tins driers, 1 sase benzine, 1 cask oil. 1 case gold moulding, 2 drums oil, 1 do turps, 1 case colors and rarnUh, II Brooks ; 1 cas-k and sundries, Baines and Oliver ; 1 case, 1 bale drapery, Harrison and Co ; 1 caso fish, Hutchison ; 2 ; . this day;

cases piateglasa, II Brook* ; 1 hale drapery, Sargood and Co ; 22 cafes champagne, Turnbull and Co ; 12 bars iron, 1 bundle churns, 9 ke\in nails, Briacoc and Co -, 3 chesis tea, F Mops and Co ; and a large quantity of cargo for Tirnaru and Akaroa.

Tlie New Z;;>land Ste.-tm Naviifation Company'i; s.s. Wellington, Captain II; B. Francis, left tin? Manakau on the 18th instant at 2 p.m., and arrived at Turanaki on the l!)th at 'J a.m. ; left ngain prune evening at 5 p.m., find arrived at Nelson on the 20th, having experienced strong S,E. wind with a heavy st-a in crossing the Straits. Left Nelson on the 22nd at G a.m., aifd arrived at Picton at ].*» p.m. in t;:t: afternoon, whence she nailed on the 23rd at 4 a.m., nrrivinir alongside the v?hari in Wellington the same morning at 8 40. She left Wellington on the 24th at ■t.iiO p.m.. »nd arrived at Lytteltpn on the 25th at '2.50 p.m., haviig experienced on the j>'.i-Hnj;e from Wellington utrong head winds, | with coniimtoiisrain and thick ha/y weather. Left Lyttelton ea the 2Gth, at 12.10 p.m., having the fine clipper »))ip Glenmark in tow. Tlsis vessel came to an anchor outside the heads, nwuitinif h«-r passenger.-, and would proceed to :ea the first opporiuiiity. She has a I true aid valuable freight of wool, and a few passengers. The Wcl injfton arrived in J'ort Chalmers yesterday morning at 10.15 a.in, haTirig be-en t.ff the Heads tit 7.30, but could not enter on account of the thick w-p.thcr, and lay-to for two hours. The Wellington, on this occasion, has fully proved herself to he a first-class sea boat. We are informed sli« left Wellington exactly two hours after the Otaff", and arrived in this harbor five rninufib before her. We-ware sorne«hat surprised to see such a result, for the Otago was always considered to be flic bent boat in snch a hravy sea as she must have experienced, so at that rate the Wellington mjiy now safely boast of having beaten the Oia'jo.

'J'iie i rig f/misa. Captain Grunt, sailed up

t ■ ji.-irf yoti-rda}' niormiiL', alter a pa«s:ige of ]'■', d;t\ m from Ilobart Town, from which port i-hi- li;:n::s ;i full cargo ol 'i'armaniiin produce; has < ?;j,' i'ii/iii'.cd line weather and li'4ht winds f!.r',u;ih' ■\;>. tin; Voyage. In a-'diti)!! to her

i.i.'.'ii, r'.if iiiiny:s i.lu'<;e pa*ser<gers. By the coiir.-fM' "r (':ifit (irant, wi: have late dates fVniu Jlobart Town, up to the 14th inst.

Jn r/oting tho arnviil of the New schooner Willie Simpson yesterday, from Stewart's Inland, it v^a-i s*;'.ffd that her owner was Mr John Bu!!':'k. We have since been informed ili it she was built by and belongs to Messrs William MTbee and Ale.Xiinder Ma'darhme.

COMMERCIAL

Daily Times Office, Thursday evening.

There wen; no export, entries passed on gold at the Customs to-day.

The total amount of revenue received on goods passed for home consumption was L;il r> Is Id, the items being:—Brandy, S3 g.-.K JA<.) 10s; whisky, 38 gain, L.i'3 Us ; wine, 14-1 pals, L3O ICs; bottled beer, G57 gais, lA'.l 17a 6:1; tobacco, 2771b, L:U 12s Od ; sugar, 20,-fo7lb, L 95 (is 7d ; tea, 8851b, L' 22 2s (id ; sundries, Ll9 2s.

Busineßs has been but moderately active. Orders have come forward freely from the interior, but a scarcity of cartage partially prevents their execution. The principal item of importance in. the day's transactions has been t!ic placing by tin; importers in one line of the cargo of Chilian flour ex Wheatland ; the exact price has not transpired, but believed to be about LI 7. An extensive demand f,r Chilian flour for shipment which is just now taking pine.l, will so fir immediately diminish stocks as probably to leave prices comparatively near recent rates. Adelaide has been placed in small parcels at L 24 10s (<> L2"j. In tlui absence of Late news from IIo!':':ka, trudi. in supplies for that port is (h'M. No aucti m sales of importance have

oecuricd,

The '' Sydney Horning Herald" of the lfith

reports :—

Business lias been quiet tlurinpf the week, and with (lie exception of a tew articles there j* very litilc alteration to report in prices. Flour i* very dull of esile, nml buyers will only operate to meet iimni-diatu wants. Adelaide is quoted nt 1,22 to L^f per ton. Wheat, !»s ."!il to 'J.i fid. In liquids there has been sonin sjecnbuioii in brandy, and large parcels e>f Martell's and Henncssy's have been bought up at an improvement of Cd per gallon. Mtrtell's is quoted at Ss 01 to 8s 9.1 per gallon. Hum is firm ; .'!0 o.p. is worth 3s I Oil per gallon. Tea* have Ix-en in greater request and sales have been mad. at improved rates. Sugars are firm, and the late advance li;is fnen maintained. In other articles of daily consumption we have no change to report. The "Lyttelton Times" of the 25th

reports : —

There has b< en little or no variation in thn price of grain during the past week. Wheat ditches 8s to Ss Gd per bushel, but no great amount of business has been do.ie in it. The host Canterbury flour realised L2G per ton. Oats are selling at from :ss to 3s 2d per bushel. Barley (nominally) fetched -Is fid. Potatoes are somewhat chenper, and were sold, wholesale, at from L 5 5s to L 5 12s Cd per ton.