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COMMERCIAL.
. . . . . Times Office, W ednesday evening. •Th« amount of Customs revenue received to day: on goods entered for consumption was as follows.:— . . ,

MELBOURNE.
The Außtfloiani-<irraiiii:and Produce Company's report fbtitheweek ending October 26th is as foUaws^TTr- Qi '/(' jßreadstuffs. — Tne price of wheat remains un alWed. We sold yesterday prime Northern at 5s 6£d, ex_ station! and this is the maximum po&^linfe. JC«untry flour is at £11 2s 6d net cash, ex store. Barley. — English^ of a good plump bright grain, is in good" reqiiestat 3s 9d to 3s lOd, and is scarce.. , 'Oats.— The ' iaiarket -is dulL We hare sold 4500 bushels at the following rates : — Prime feed, 3s 1 5d; good, 3s* 4d-; inferior, 3b to 3s Id. Not withstanding the advance in maize, oats remain shationarv. ■ Prime milling we have sold at 3s 6d. :■•"-.
BIRTHS.
Milne .—At Edendale, on the 27th October, the wife of Jame* Milne, of a daughter. CBAWFOBD.— At Mimiau, Wyndham, on the 3lßt October, the wife of John Crawford, Mossend, Pukerau, of a daughter.
DEATH.
Smith. — At his residence, Mary street, East Invercargill, on the Ist inst., Mr John Smith, undertaker, aged 57 years.
DAILY MEMORANDA, Nov. 3.
