Shipping.

Colonist, Volume III, Issue 281, 29 June 1860, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED OUTWARDS. June 26.-—Spray, brig, 148, Scott, for Sydney, in ballast. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Millar and 4 children, Messrs. Hughes and Paap. June 27i —Supply, cutter, 26, Walker, for Coltingwood. . •: r June 27.—Necrbmancer,; schooner, 25, Eure, for Collingwood and Motupipi..-10 passengers. June 27.—Australian Maid, schooner, 17, Grote, forMotupipi. Passenger—Mr. Bow. .; • >.: :A ■:■,-■■• EXPORTS. • ' Per Supply, for.Collingwood: 1 barrel rumV'l ton' coals, 1 case sundries, 30 bags sugar, 10 boxes sperms, 3 kegs nails, 4 half chests tea, 85 canisters coffee, I bale drapery, 6 boxes soap, 1 cask holloware, 1 case : vestas, Ido glassware, 1 can'oil, 20 pair boots, 2 cases sundries, 1 case salmon, 4 boxes candles, 50 bags flour, 3 casks cheese; 2 kegs butter, Symons and Co; 2 bundles shovels, 1 case drapery, 1 bag coffee. 1 jar acid, 1 box sundries, 11 do candles, 20 bags flour,- 1200----bricks Moore; 2 hhds ale, 1 ton flour, 1 do potatoes, 4 head cattle, 10 bags oats, 1 cask beef, Master. Per Necromancer, for Collingwood and. jVTotupipi: 8 bags'sugar, 10 tins coffee, 2 half-chests'tea, 2"boxes soap, 1 do pipes, 2 cases drapery, 2 boxes sperms, 1' bundle shovels, 2 do bags, 1; bale blankets, 2 ; boxes tobacco, 1; bag sugar,.2 boxes sundries, 1 bag nails, 7 pkgs sundries, 8; boxes candles^ 2. hhds ale,. IT bags, flour, 4 sadks pollard^ 2 sacks wheat, Askew;; 1 saw and spade, 1 pkg'e sundries, 2 kegs nails, I. M; Hill; 1. case groceries, Symons and Co; 1 can oil; Ido paint,. Louisson ; 4 hhds ale, Hooper and Co ;40 sheep, ,4 head cattle, half-ton potatoes, 4 sacks onions, Stafford. Per Australian Maid, for Motupipi; 2200 l>ricks, ;8 bags lime, 5 trusses hay, 30 sheep, Walker; 1 cask ale, 1 do porter* Hooper and Co; 1 case do, 8 bags salt, Stanton; 2 bags flour, 1 pkge sundries, Hill; 8 bags malt^ 1 pkge hops, 1 keg yeast, Blythe;. 1 bag, sundries, 1 parcel shovels, 1 do axe handles, 1 Cask sundries, 6 cases do, 6 pkgs, 1 plough, 6 bags flour, 1 do sugar, 1 case sundries, Symons aiid" Co; 3 bags flour, Ido sugar, master. ... • ? - . ' TESTIMONIAL. :/' ;':". The Anhe Lonqtos.—A Testimonial was presented, by the passengers in this vessel to Wm. Brown, M.R.0.5., testifying their, total appreciation of him as medical officer, and also as a friended all on board. A IFbench Ckevt SiyfepßV ah Engmsh Collibb.— During the gale which; prevailed lately, the crew of a. Frencly schooner, named: the'Margurett'e Eunis,' were $ay.cd )n a Joaost "prpvidential manner, by the screw collier vessel Vulture, ,'ih!th^; Korth Sea. Jt-appears' .that the Vulture, tw6','dayi'from Crbnstadt:oirher' re- ' turn Voyage, tyas ftttracted- bjr; signals of distress, and. .made up tovthe'Frehch^Kooner,;which, was -sinking, the.'pumps haying become useless, end^the.crew, con-, sisfing bfcftp'taih, mate,,;twc) sea.mftn, apd. three, boys, had just takertito a'boat,'wr)ich would doubtless;have' been ;capiize'di. as; <M sea%as unusiwlly rjragh;; Forv tunatelv "the: wKole of the crew were taken on .b,oard ',tii6 Vulture, and conveyed to the port of London: • • J,:vNELSON iMARKETS^JDNB 28i' *'• ; •.?•• Mills.—Mr. Saunders's flour, best,.£24; 25s' per lOOlbs-. retail; wheat, 9s per bushel. Mr. White's^ flour.best, £24; 25s per lOOlbs retail.- ': •' •;•' .. ■■• Bread, 41b loaf, Is 2d • Butter, fresh, Is 4d per lb; jlggs; ls,9d trilsrlOdper doz.; Cheese, Is fe Is 4fl per; lb; Lardi TOd to Is per lb; Candles, homeiirxade^lOd.. Ditto. Svdnejr, Is perlb; ::• ■ .-; ; ;■/ Beefed1, toTcL^; Mutton^, 4d..t0,7d.; Veal,7d. to 8d; • Pork, 7d." to'Bd. Bacon, Is. to Is. 2d..;: Hams, Is Fowls, per piur, 3s.'io' 55.; Ducks, 65.; Geese, each,----58. to 65.; Turkeys, 7s-to Bs, , ._. Poeatoes£6 10»to^7,pQEton; Onions, 4d. perlb. '■■'.. - ; .^.f i I .i. \-.- > A ■■ ■■'■■ ■-" *"■ -" '''' '■* **. ....... . , _ , NELSON SAVJII^GS' BAl^E.^Satubday^ Jdhe 30. ,■.'■! '' TBDfITBES INjBOT.ATIO^rT-T .. ~ , ... : '. .;■,.: i Is^oMßsbaHili: 1; Alexanderi^env...„,.;

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