 | Frederick Pollock - 1875 - 968 páginas
...staunch, and strong, &c. The ship proceeded to Yloilo, and on survey was reported to be a first-class risk and fit to carry a dry and perishable cargo to any part of the world. A cargo of what is called " wet sugar " in^bags was provided by the charterer. Much moisture... | |
 | 1876 - 650 páginas
...sugar. before taking cargo cm, board the ship was sun-eyed, and reported to be a first-class risk, and fit to carry a dry and perishable cargo to any part of tlie world. A cargo of wet sugar in lags гуав then shipped by the charterer, but when the bulk... | |
 | 1874 - 1046 páginas
...dry sugar. Before taking cargo on board the ship was surveyed, and reported to be a first-class n*k, and fit to carry a dry and perishable cargo to any part of the world. A cargo of wet sugar in bags was then shipped by the charterer, but when the hulk had... | |
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Kingdom. The rates of freight for wet sugar were specified in the charter-party as higher than those for dry sugar. before taking cargo... 