Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Witness, Issue 554, 12 July 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

EKTERKD INWARDS. July i«~lSoonieranG:, 104 tons, Johnston, from Hobart Totto, general cargo and passengers. C. A, Ross & Co, agents. July 7— Dunedin, 203 ton*, Kivhy, from Melbourne, general cargo and passengers. R. B. Martin July B— Louisa, 245 tons, Willuin?. from Newcastle" coal. Dalgety, Rattray, -and Co. July 9.— Thames, brig, 223 tons, Mackedor, from Sydney. General cargo. G. S. Brodriek. •jj u ly B— Omega, 305 tons, Greuher, from Sydney, general cargo. Tickle and Co. July 11.— Omeo, s.s., GO-t tons, M'Lachlan, from Melbourne, June 30 ; 100 hordes, 132 sheep, geneva sareo, and 60 passengers. Koy-e, Jlvvlie aud Co. n July 11.— Zambia, 1001 tons Miller, for Moulmau. Dalgety, Rattray and Co., agents. ENTERED OUTWARDS. jj v u | v 7_Cineiunnti, 443 torn, FiUsimmoni, for Newcastle. Win. Smith. July 11.— Omeaa, barque, 300 tons, Grueber, foi Sydney; part of original cargo. Tickle and Co., agents. INWARD3— COASTWISE. July 7 — Pryde, 50 tons, P.iterson, from Oamaru. general cargo. Cargill & Co. jj v u l v 7_Maid of the Yarra, 97 tons, Gay, from Oamaru, general cargo. Cavsrill k Co. July 10.— Matilda Hayes, 20 ton?, Falconer, from Oamaru : potatoes and wood. J. A. and It. Baird, agenta, July 11.— Pryde, 50 tons, Pater^ou, for Molyneux; car»o. Master, agent. July 11.— Vistula, 133 tons, Souter. for Wellington, in ballast. Master, agent. OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. July 7— Maid of the Yarra, 97 tons, Gay, foi Lyttc'lton. Cargill & Co. 'July B—Mary8 — Mary Thomson, 51 tons, O'Connell, foi Wellington. Wright, Robertson, and Co. July 10.— Clutha, 150 tons, Anderson, .for Auckland : one passenger. Owner, assent. July 10.— Albatross, 86 tons, Clarke, for Auckland, five passengers. Owner, agent. July 10.— Pioneer, 28 tons, Donally, for Molyneux. J. A. and R, Baird. DUNEDIN LIVE STOCK MARKET - Driver, Maclean & Co. leport— Transactions in stock of all kinds during the past week have been very limited, there being but few lot? offering, and buyers having beeu largely supplied from last week's sales. Fat Cattle. — Our yards have beeu but poorlj supplied this week : those offered were all taken at about last quotations. We look for better prices for the coming week, as the market i& quite bare of really prime cattle. We quote best quality cow.s and Inllocks at 555. to 80s. per cwt. ; middling do., 455. to 50s. per cwt. Fat Calves.— A_ fair supply at hand this week, all of which we disposed of at £3 10s. to £5 per head Store Cattle. — The demand for good mixed cattle continues. We have disposed of 200 head, all bullocks, at £12 per head. We quote mixed lots (fair quality) delivered in this province at £9 to £10 per head. Dairy Cowa.— Much wanted if quiet, -nith calf, oi springing at £16 to £20. Fat Sheep. — The market is quite bare of prime quality mutton. We have sold 1500 wethers, at 7d. per lb., delivered near town. Store Sheep. — We have no sales to report during the week. Clean young eweu in lamb are much wanted ; good wethers are also saleable. We look tor high prices until s-pring-. Horses. — For some months past our market has been fo bare of anything like good stock, that it is almost impossible to give fair prices. Good hacks and heavy draught horses are wanted, and would jnst now bring high prices, The Oineo is in to-day with a fresh lot, and we hope to |have something better to offer during the week. Driver, Maclean' k Co. * ■■ ■■■—^n^— I. ■ MELBOURNE COMMERCIAL. (From our own Correspondent.) The past week has been remarkable for a rise ia flour,_oats, and maize. Business is much more lively tlmn it has been, and there Is now a very healthy trade ia tll9 import market generally,