Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 179, 12 June 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED INWARDS. June 11.—Evelina Rutter, 229 tons, Chase, from Melbourne. J. L. and C. Burke, agents. entered outwards. June 11.— Nil. "INWARDS —COASTWISE. June 11.— W. Bi Dean, 91 tons, M'Lennan, from Wellington, with stock and one passenger. AVnght, Robertson and Co., agents. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. Juno 11.—Salcombe Castle, 114 tons, for the AVest Coast, in ballast. Master, agent. June 11.—Matilda Hayes, 20 tons, Falconer, for Oamaru, with general cargo. J. A. and R. Baird, agents. IMPORTS. Per Evelina Rutter, from Melbourne. —100 .} chests tea, order : 1 hhd. rum, 64 mats sugar, 10 eases kerosene, 5 casks split peas, 5 bags oatmeal, Mr. Joll; 50 bags sugar, 50 do. do., 2 hhds. wine, 20 cases Geneva, 6 qr. casks brandy, 20 cases geneva. 4 quarter-casks wine, 2 qr. casks whiskey, 10 cases butter, 20 boxes candles, 4 qr. casks wine, 30 cases brandy, 2 .qr. casks brandy, James Keenan; 80 cases brandy, Franck & 00. ; 5 qr. casks brandy, order; 3 crates, 2 hhds. 1 case merchandise, H. Farley; 60 cases kerosene, Scott & Co; 10 casks porter, 6-boxes candles, 1 cask bacon. H. N. Moore ; 2 hhds. earthenware, 11. Farley ; 1,285 pes. timber,. H. Driver; 61 cases oil, S. Jones; 1 case sulphuric acid, F: Basire ; 1 case merchandise, R. B. Martin & Co. ; 7 cases Am. chairs, 3 do. do. brooms, Moody k Co.: 11 cases containing 2 billiard tables.l case, i cask merchandise, 3 cases, 2 pkgs.do. M. Hubert; 5 cases haberdashery, 9 rolls matting, order ; 50 drums oil, Tickle k Co. ; 4 cases varnish, H Cooke & Co.; 5 bales merchandise, order; 5 cart iron columns, order ; 6 pkgs. grindery, J. Mollison • 250 ba«s sugar, 3 cases hams. 12 do., 13 bags oatmeal, 1 case 'merchandise, 1 do. do., 6 do. chairs, 20 halfchests tea, 100 boxes candles, 100 do. soap, '30 cases old torn, 62 bags maize, Robinson,-Hart k Co.; 4 bales bags, J. Paterson and Co.; 1 tierce merchandise,^ cases do., J. Mendoza ; 1 baker's cart, 1 spring do., Roberts & Ferguson; 105 bags flour, J. L. and C. Burke; 1 cask, 2 hhds., 1 case, 2 kegs, 3 stoves, 2 gratings, 2 ranges, 2 flues, 6 ovens, 6 grates, 24 grates, 2 vices, 1 furnace, 1 boiler, 2 pairs smith's bellows, 12 nests tubs, 9 bundles sieves, 12 tire irons, D. Drake; 5 cases cocoa, 2 eases : fame 27 do. galvanised iron, order; 20 cases randy, 20 do. do., 20 do. do., 2 qr.-casksdo., 1 hhd. sherry, 1 hhd. port, 12 cases stout, 2 hhds. brandy, order; 29,122 feet shelving lumber, G. O'Driscoll; 619 pes. T. and G. Flooring, 1902 do., lumber, 72 doors, order ;25 coils wire, 32 bales do., 90 do. do., Dalgety, Rattray and Co.; 20 eases brandy, 10 do. do., 10 do. do., 1 qr.-cask port, 1 do. ' sherry, M. Joel; 10 -'qr.-casks brandy, 40 boxes oysters, Franck and Co. ; 1 keg sundries, 1 drum oil. 1 bag cotton waste, 12 bars iron, 1 shaft, 1 driving wheel, 1 pinion, 2 plumber's blocks, 4 castors, 2 collars, 1 case machinery, 5 bags coke, 1 boiler and cylinder, 4 wheels, 1 pump, 2 guage cocks, .2 'pair shafts, 1 fly wheel, 1 funnel,! ash spar, being one portable steam engine in all its parts, AY. R. Douglas. EXPORTS. Per Matilda Hayes, for Oamaru—lll battens, 90 pieces timber, 4,500 palings, 100 bundles shingles; 0, PORT CHALMERS.—June 11. AVind at noon, N.E. ; fine breeze. AVeather, clear. Barometer. 29.30. Thermometer, 03. High water on the 12 th instant, at Port Chalmers. 3.3 a.m., aud B.SO p.m.-;_at Dimedin.an.hpur later. _.. ARRIVALS. Valiant, brig, 147 tons, Brodie; from Melbourne, general cargo, no passengers. Tickle and Co., agents. Fox, schooner, 158 tons, Phillips, 130 tons coals, 60,000 feet timber, 6 tierces beef. Dalgety, Rattray and Co., agents. Lyttelton, p.s., Toomey, from Waikouaiti, passengers. C. F. Beeby, agent. DEPARTURES. Nil. PASSENGER LIST. Per Evelina Rutter. from Melbourne.—Cabin: Mr. Jas. Strange, Mr. John Melosi, Mrs. Melosi and i two children, Miss A. Lewis. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Eucalyptus, for Hobart Town, June 12 Aldinga, for Melbourne, June 17 Queen, for Northern Ports, June 18 Colchester, for Sydney, June 17 VESSELS IN PORT. f Warren Goddard, brig, from Norfolk Island Rebecca, schooner, from Manakau Akbar, ship, from London Colonist, schooner, from Glasgow Sebim,; schooner;-from Melbourne United Brothers, schooner, from Melbourne Dunedin, schooner,-from AVeilington Indus, barque, from Newcastle Camilla, barque, from Newcastle Pilot, schooner, from Hobart Town Pet, barque, from Hobart Town Daniel Watson, brig, from Hobart Town Sea Breeze, barque, from Melbourne • Omega, barque, from New Bedford, U.S. Bella Vista, barque, from Melbourne . Wm. Buchanan, barque, from Melbourne Success, schooner, from Melbourne Streamlet, schooner, from Melbourne Eucalyptus, barque, from Hobart Town Sal Combe Castle, schooner, from Auckland Zambia, ship, from Glasgow Canterbury, schooner, from New River Black Swan, ship, from Melbourne Picard, schooner, from Hobart Town Colchester, brig, from Adelaide Abbot Lawrence, ship, from Melbourne £ Storm Bird, s.s.,' from Lyttelton. ' Evelina Rutter, schooner, from Melbourne AVhiteliaven Lass, barque, from London Tamar, schooner, from Hobart Town Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle ' AY. B. Dean, schooner, from Melbourne I Valiant, brig, from Melbourne Fox, schooner, from Sydney The brig A raliant, with a general cargo from Melbourne, reached the Heads on Tuesday afternoon, and came up tliis morning, proceeding directly to town, ; where she will discharge. The Valiant made a rapid passage from Port Philip, having left on tho Ist instant, three days later than our last dates from Melbourne, but Captain Brodie does not happen to have any Melbourne files on board. During the passage he experienced strong southerly gales. Passed, on Thursday last, a steamship; supposed to be the Omeo. The schooner Fox, reported yesterday as at the Heads, has arrived, and proceeded to town. As reported, she is from Sydney, , with coals*and timber. During the passage encountered some heavy weather, and a coh'tiuuiince" of strong f winds.'; Only vessels sighted were a barque and ;a" schqoper, names unknown. The Cincinnati, from- Newcastle/ : with coals, which has lain since Monday at the Heads, has also come up to the,port.. She brings a cargo of 600 tons.of coals, along with Mr. Scott's appliances forthe removal of the Victory. She left Newcastle on the 24th, and .has Sydney, dates.up to the ,22nd inst; /■ The.', Vorfigern,,which .has, been moored at the Heads'since'.herreturn from,Moerald,..is reported : to sail this 'evening.""" *' . . '• It appears that there was some one on board the Lloyd's Herald when she drove from her moorings at tbe Heads. After some hours' trouble, she was got off'without any damage. - - The Colonist, a handy little schooner, built for the • colonial coasting trade, and which recently arrived here for sale, has not found a rjurchaser, and proceeds to one of the Australian ports. Some of the Port Chalmers boats and boatmen.have been engaged by Messrs. Cobb and Co. to'convey passengers across Lake Waihola_, during the' winter months,, in connection.with theircoaches. Yesterday,. a suitable whaleboat was taken to,town,to be conveyed overland to'Waihola, and others are expected to follow to accommodate the traffic, under tlie direction of H. Bush, waterman. i ; 7 The Lyttelton took a considerable number of passengers down.to Waikouaiti, en route to the Highlay diggings, and returned' to-day with about, an equal number.; i Considerable'inconvenience is described as being-felt by those arriving' at-Waikouaiti, in consequence of the want of. any places of-accomodation: or refreshment at the landing place. Some-tents-had been put up among the sanclikhmmocks,; but in consequence of the occupants,:an some cases, retailing liquors, they have received orders from the police ito remove. There is a considerable discrepancy between the accounts given by those who have visited the diggings— -La-tlle mean-time the tendency seems to. be. to quit the groundj'ttkougb the weather lhas lately been very favourable. Several -who have gone down to AVaikouaiti lately,; however, are men who .will give the ground a thorough trial,- and an accurate idea of its value wUljbe; obtained .by, the comniencemeflt of the^ppngi-iio-yt vniii >.'> !;-: ThetSxdney papers reportfjhe arrival,:at;Newcastle,< n Sunday, the lSth ult., "of the three-masted chooner Louisa. TheXoiliga'dischai'gediparfciof.'.her cargo from the Mauritius, at Port Chalmers,1 andthe remainder at Lyttelton, whence-she;proceeded to Newcastle. She reports having; .boarded-ItheV ship Regulator, bound for Newcastle^ftom; SatfjErancisco, in latitude 32.33 S. and longittidelßS.gQJß. .Iwuti:!, anrjsT

The following are the last quotations of freights from Sydney -.—AVool. 'id, in full; tallow, 555. to 605.; coacoannt oil, 70s. :', sperm oil, 80s. to 905.; hides, 255, ■; bones, 205.; horns, 255. per 1000; gum, 60s. to 00s. The following aj-e the quantities of coal entered at the Sydney customs for exportation to New Zealand in the month ending May 18 :—Nelson, 294 tons ; Otago, 958 do. ; Port Cooper, 250 do. ; Invercargill, 100 d 0... ..■..■-. ■ ' '. - Ships arriving nt Sydney during the last montlv have reported the following whalers as off the coast of New Zealand :—Eliza with 400 barrels, sperm ; Lagoda, with 300 sperm, and 500 whale oil; Josephine, with 2600 whale, ancl 700 sperm, thirty-two months out, from Now Bedford; James Allen,, with 600 sperm, -100 whale ; Waverley/ with 1600 sperm, 400 whale, thirty-three months out, from New Bedford ; Midas, ten months out, with 200 barrels sperm. - ■ —: ■ «ifc» A Return of the Coastwise trade at the Port of Dunedin, during quarter ending 31st March, 1862. INWARDS. Articles received coastwise. Quantity. Ale and Beer in bottle... British .. 3556 galls. Books ... i?„ •• 1 case Boots ... •• 1 7° Candles .. „ ■•• 45 boxes Cheese ■ • „ • • .-If t°ns Coffee ... Foreign .. 448 lbs. Drapery ... British ... 62 pkgs. Earthenware •• ~ •• 17 do. Flour •• Colonial .. 46 tons Dried Fruits .. Foreign ... 12 pkgs. Furniture .. British ... 79 do. Iron ... „ • •' 29 do. Ironmongery ... ,> •• 41 do. Leather ... „ •• 3 bales Oilmen's Stores .. „ . • 12 cases Rice ... Foreign ... 80 bags Rope ... „ ■ •• 17 coils Saddlery.. . ... British .. lease Spirits, viz.—brandy .. Foreign :.. 124 galls, geneva ... „ ... 193 do. rum .. ', ... 1086 do. Sugar .. „ • • 2912 lbs. Ten ■• „ ... 1556 doTobacco ... „ ... 1449 clo. All other articles .. ... 273 pkgs. NEAV ZEALAND PRODUCE. AleinAVood ... .. 1960 galls. Bacon '. ... .. 6 pkgs. Bran 80 bags. Butter .. ... 30,560 lbs. Cheese ..'. .'.. 282 cwt. Flour ... .. 6J tons. - Fruit (green) .. ' .. 176 pkgs. Hay ... ... 7 tous Onions .. .. 8£ tons Potatoes ... ... "183 clo. Stock, viz.—Horses ... ... 3 Cattle .. ' ... 1079 head Geese 22 Pis;s ... ... 85 Sheep ... ... 3469 Timber 1,125,498 feet Shingles 10,000 AVool ... .. 324 bales, OUTAVARDS. Ale and Beer in bottle.. British .. 2250 galls, dr. inwood... do. .. 402 do. Agricultural Implements ... do. .. 21 pkgs. Biscuits ... do. .. 28 pkgs. Boots ... do. ... 15 pkgs. Butter .. do. ' .. .7616 lbs. . Candles ... do. ..16 boxes Coals ..' do. ..90 tons Coffee .. Foreign .. 8091 lbs. .- Drapery .. British ... 2 cases Earthenware , .. do. .. 101 cases Flour ... Colonial .. 500 bags Furniture .. British .. 3 pkgs. Dried Fruits ... Foreign .. 8 do. Gunpowder ... British .. 284^ lbs. Iron Wire ' .. do. .. 103 bdls. Ironmongery .. do. .. 32 pkgs. Nails .. do. ... 32 keg 3 Oil ... do. .. 61 drms. Oilmen's Stores .. clo. .. 87 pkgs. Bice .... Foreign .. 143 bags Rope ... 43 coils Saddlery ... British .. 2 pkgs. Soap .. 38 boxes Sugar '. .. Foreign .. 56,115 lbs. Spirits viz.—Brandy .. do. • ... 458 galls. Geneva .'. do. ... 32 do. Gin ... do. .. 346 do. Rum .. do. ..320 do.. Whisky .. do. ... 105 do. Tobacco . .. 2247 lbs. Cigars ■ , .. 474 do. Tea . . .. 8058 do. AVine ... 224 galls. All other articles ... 376 pkgs. ■ NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE. Firewood ... . 71 tons Fruit (green) .. 30 boxes Gold ... 82 ozs. : Potatoes .. 108 bags Oats - .. 58 do. Onions ..- 12 clo. Stock, viz.—Horses ... - 3 in No. i