CALIFORNIA.
The San Erancisco markets have been dull since last advices. The departures for the colonies have been the Adeline Burke, for Melbourne, with a cargo of 4,581 half-sacks of flour ; the Kedar for Melbourne, with 1,998 sacks of flour, 8,026 sacks of wheat, and 2,908 sacks of oats. The barque Zephyr has been chartered to Otago at £2 10s. The Dutch ship Yrfenoschau has 64<7 tons of barley to Melbourne, at £2 per ton ; Hamburg barque John and Pauline 260 tons of barley to Melbourne, at £2 10s. The Hercules ship goes to Sydney. Freights are likely to bo very high when the crop comes in, as few vessels are expected, and little tonnage is offer--3i r u<'!.iirte Hi.<hop has to Chin.i. ins!c i ;:u i.l:' «-oiiiing to Aug;ruiia> as oi%iiiidiy intended.
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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 227, 8 June 1866, Page 3
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133CALIFORNIA. Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 227, 8 June 1866, Page 3
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