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COMMERCIAL.

Daily Times Office, Thursday Evening. There were 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 789 Is 9d, the items being:—Brandy, 220 gals, L 132; whisky, 235 gals, Ll4l 9s ; eeneva, 162 gals, L 93 13s 4d ; wine, 66ga15,1L13 19s 6d ; bottled beer, 288 gals, L2l 12s; tobacco, 4971b5, JL62 23 Gd ; tea, 860lbs, L2l 10s ; sugar, 22»2ibs, L 9 9s 4d ; coffee, 157Glbs, Ll9 l4s ; boots, L 57 5s 5d ; drapery, LIGO ; sundries, L 56 5s 6d.

The day's business has been rather quieter than that of yesterday, but still not dull, a good deal of inquiry being made for particular goods, chiefly for shipment. Not very much has been done in the flour market, transactions being limited to town trade parcels; tho rates are, however, firmly maintained. Provisions of all kinds are readily saleable, but the quantities coming forward at the present moment are light. In bottled ales and beers, though overburthened with stock, holders will not give way to a sufficient extent to allow of any speculative operations}

The reported arrival of the mail at the Bluff caused a oucpension of any important matters during tie last part of business hours. The auction sales have bcvti of no'special interest.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1118, 21 July 1865, Page 4

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COMMERCIAL. Otago Daily Times, Issue 1118, 21 July 1865, Page 4

COMMERCIAL. Otago Daily Times, Issue 1118, 21 July 1865, Page 4