Daily Times Office, Wednesday evening. The amount of Customs Revenue received to-day on ,'oods entered for consumption was as follows: — £ s- d. £ a A Brandy•• •• 45 1C 0 Tobacco .. r>3 \o 6 Whisky .. 73 10 0 Tea .. 7« }S « Col do .. .. 72 17 4 Sugar .. " 95 " ? Geneva .. 23 17 6 Drapery " 485 1 7 wTe :: :: i?l^ SundHes ••«*_*_*< OoM Total £"25 1 2 Gold -• •■ £ 277 18 2 Messrs M'Lasdrkss, Hkpbur.v, and Co. report that they yesterday offered by auction 3000 ba"S of Yarra ville sugars, ex Eliza Mary from Melbourne, con sisting principally of fin ast whites. There was a large attendance 01 buyers, but the bidding was anvthin" but spirited, to be accounted for by the large stocks ol Mauritius sugars at present in importers' hands, and the arrival yesterday of a cargo of Queensland sugars, consisting entirely of fine whites. Only one line was disposed of under the hammer, but thi whole of the whites were immediately afterwards quitted in laro-e lines at satisfactory prices, proving that the Yavraville sngars are fast commg into favour with the public. A XSIf r shlPment of tliese fine whites will be to hand

Mr Henry Driver (on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.) reports as follows for the week ending 17th February :_ Fat Cattle.—A full supply of 140 head were yarded ill Sh,Trt y v, t°"''ayV Owin ~ no «"»»", to the fact that the quality was above the average, all offered were taken by the trade at about hte quotations Best *p Kh tn JS U ln £ m £° tO £U 17s Gd : ditto cows > £6 10s to ±.S 10s ; the average price for best quality being equal to about 25s per 1001b for prime quality and 20s for medium. At the yards, and privately I have sold during >he week 275 head at quotations 9 n F^^ IVeST An eW, Werev Penned'andsold a* from 203 to 3o^ each. Good quality very scarce, and worth up to COs

Fat Sheep.—Only a moderate supply of 550 sheep were penned and taken by the trade at Us (id to 11s 9d for merinoes, and 16s to 17s for cross-bred? All were, however, of prime quality. 