ENGLISH SHIPPING.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4078, 16 September 1870, Page 2

ENGLISH SHIPPING.

Vi.ifi hi- — (ila-you litres for height to T'Jelboui no and Sidney j,ie quoted as follow b) J> f^" — . i . Vilkon, Lilbuin, and Co. : — Pig iiuii, 20-. to 2"); ; bar iron, 80s.; Dundee bill „ 20s m MMiionionfc ; c imp ovens and io' r ei s, -[(>- v. oi'Jil ; sash-weight 0 , 2,15. uu^hl ii fc ij'uii pip' 1 -, 30s weight; agiicultiir.il implements and lough me.isuiement, 2)^ ; bogluad coal, 4.!) d — At London, for Au-tiabu, rates were probably never worse than at the picsent time, the tonnage advertised bumgmuehiue\cessoi: actualrequiroments. Engagements have been made of bottled beer at oil. per do/en, and measurement goods at ijs. Sd. per ton ! Dealt, have been taken to the colony so cheaply by the beith ships that it has answered the purpose ot to bend via London, instead ot dncL-t horn the Swedish, i^orts. Newcastle, X S.W , to liimbay, 225.; Sail Francisco, 25i ; Vaneouvoi's I-Luid to Australia, lOtlol. dnect, ISdol. order-) ; Valparaiso, 455. to iV- (id ; Sodeiham district to Melbourne \Vhuf, 0/ per standard (250 standards); ovarlvik to Adelaide or Melbourne, .Y. 155,, 20.) to HOD stunlaids. At Boston freight (imitations for measurement goxls are .at 22c Hardwood, 23d01. perm.; and dressed lumber pti lSdol. per in. 'J'he tonnage Idadui., oti ihe lici eh at London for Australia ,uid ]Sow Zealand amounted on June 17 to r><!,S.)O tons ; on June 24 to .j7,6U0 tons ; on July I to 5S, ()(),) tons; on July S to 39,(500 tmis. l>rß\'ixo of a Pvcket Sinr. — On the niiht otJune.") the Black Ball packet ship Wilham K. Storer took fiie as she lay at her dock in Ei^t 1 liver, New York, and burnt till &lie settled in the bottom of the slip. The ve^L'l md arrived from Liverpool on May 17, and was receiving- cargo for Europe. She had just taken on board about 250 b.uieK of lard Ifc appeal i that the John Dry don, which wab lost uu tlie coast of Abyssinia, mot with the <h-*astei owing to some ciror in the ch.dL, a l.i ui -which cannot be too well known.