Hungmuey, Orange Pekot
scented
Do. Plain
Tuxinkay
Hyson
Young Do
OVERLAND SUMMARY.
27th Hebe (Hambur.] Petersen Macao & Singapore
REPORTED TO SAIL.
22 20 in market; no buy.
ers
28th Foam
Greig
Theresa Hopwood Macao
Whampoa
36
44 No fine left.
Wanderer
Chusan
Shortly
22 27
Moffat
Масво
**
21
29 No fine left.
Ruby
W
40
09
Ina
17-28 No true left.
Gunpowder and Imperial, Canton 22 30 Total quantity of TEA exported up to 28, Novem- ber 14, 648,000 lbs. from 1st. July to Thos. Fielding. SILL-Tsatlee; none in the market; an arrival of a parcel of first class would certainly command
500.
Tayram; none.
Canton No. 1. 2. 3 ; # 250 a 350. Corron-Bengal; 7 a 7,80 Within those few days,
5
Madras; Ts. 6 Bombay; LONG CLOTHS.--Grey
prices for Bengal a shade better
a 7. 8 Madras and Bombay, 7.0 market overstocked. § 2, 60 a 2, 80. Large ship ments northward have re- lieved this market, and pri- ces have an upward tenden-
cy.
"White 3, 20-3, 50. AMERICAN DRILLS. 2,00 2,20-market dull, few sales. COTTON YARN.Nos. 18 a 248 21 a 24 nominal;
26 a 42 ) heavy stock. SPANISH STRIPES.—1,10 to 1,25 No disposition
to purchase. LONG ELLS. 8 7 to 8 8 50. Dull; nothing doing. Camlets, ♣ 26 à 30. In request; stock moderate.
IRON,, Rod $ 2. 30 a 2. 50 In little request.
Bar 1. 50.
"LEAD.$ 4,50 Stock heavy, price nominal.
TIN.-Nominal, no-demand,
...
Plates, 10 In little request.
RICE; Java, $ 1,25 Outside the, demand is very large, and 1.50 is readily obtained. Stock light, further supplies expected.
PEPPER, 84,20 a 4,30 Supply small; "sale dull. BANDAL WOOD;-Good $9 a 12 quite neglected.
Inferior 4,50, 5.
44
#
•
RATTANS ;-Good 8.3,30 a 3,50 Stock moderate;
fair demand. OPIUM;
Patna 8820 -Benares 775, Malwa 780. Patna, dull and looking down. Malwa, a little firmer. At this period of the year, the Opium market is generally most active, but at present, owing to considerable supplies being expected, transactions are limited; although stocks in importers hands are small,
Exchange on London 4s 3 to 48 4. Bills scarce. On Calcutta 30 days sight Rs.222 per $100.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
John Christian
VESSELS NOW IN VICTORIA Harbour.
Slains Castle Zenobia [Am] Lady Me Naughton Sri Sincapore
Rosa (Hulk)
James Campbell
John Barry (Recg. ship]
Louisa
Barah (Ship)
Mary (Schr]
Mercury (Recg. ship]
General Wood [Recg ship]
Jardine do..
Isabella [Hulk]
Wanderer
Scotia
Falkstone
Bombay.
Moffat
Hope,
Crishna
Ruby
Algerine
Cecilia
Ina
Canton
Ariel
Ino Dalton Zemindar
Posthumons
Possidone
Spec
Victoria
Her Majesty's Shire,
Comwallis, Vice Admiral Sir William Parker G. C. B.
Captain Richards, C. B.
Minden, Captain Quin, Hospital Ship. H. M. Steamer Driver, Commander Hayes. Troop Ship Sapphire, Master Commanding. J. R
Fittock
Troop Ship Rattlesnake, Master Commanding
James Sprent R. N.
H. C. Steamer Proserpine, Commander Hough R. N
ARRIVALS.
23rd Posthumous. Milner
NOVEMBEL
25th Possidone
Spec
26th Theresa
27th Victoria
Harding Hapwood Potter
DEPARTURES.
Whampoa
H.M.S. Spiteful Bombay.
H.M.S. Dido
H.M.8. Driver
11
Dec. 1st
Manila
Amoy
& Chusan
2nd.
VESSELS IN THE COAST.
ARRIVALS.
NOVEMBER.
1843.
30th John Bull
Possidone
2
Ariel
Cap. Crawford Liverpool Valentine DEPARTURES. Sullivan
Macao
Macao
MORE REPORTS.
11
Lady Hope
ן
Mc. Naughten. Batavia
Chusan
WILLIAM PEDDER.
Harbour Master.
VESSELS AT WHAMPOA:
Earl Balcarras, Baker, Bombay; Sultana, Wadge. do; Earl Clare, Scott, do; Caledonia, Burns, with despatch for London; Scotia, Drayner; La Belle Alliance; William Jardine; Coromandel; Ann; Simon Taylor, Brown, London; Repulse, Bom bay; Bombay; Hesperus; Duke of Wellington; Chieftain, Burney,-Ceylon; Thomas Fielder; Chu san; Ariadne; Lucy Wright; John Mitchell; John Brewer; Margaret Wilkie; Waverley; Rookery; Diana; Hector; Indian; Carolina; Ranger; Viscount Sandon for Liverpool with despatch; Harmony; Hashemy; Thomas Arbuthnot; John Laird; H.M.S. Childers Splendid, (Am.) Louvre, [do.] Talbot [do.) Mary Ellen, [do.] Stephen Surman, (do.] Cin- cinatti, [do] Ronaldson, (do) Steiglitz, (do.) Congress, [do.]
ARRIVALS.-
Novb. 22, Akbar, (Am.) Hallett, Liverpool
23, Childe Harold (Am.), Johnson.
Helena (Am), Benjamin
"
21
14, Delhi (Am.). Amer
Emu (Brit.), Jones, Hongkong. DEPARTURES.
Novb. 23, Coaxer, Ridley, Liverpool
اسیون
»
"}
Lucas (Am), Miller, New York
24, Admiral Moorsom, Mc. Knight, Batavia
1
"}
Victoria, Potter, Bombay
25, Viscount Sandon, Lancaster, London
26, Buckinghamshire, Mc Gregor, Bombay
27, Ingleborso Reny, London.
SHIPS LOADING FOR LONDON, John Brewer, William Jardine, and Emu.
It is expected that many of the Ships which are here at present will shortly make a start for the northern ports in quest of freight.
CALCUTTA,
The Water-Witch from Calcutta arrived at Macao yesterday. We stop the press to give the following extract from the price current of 27th. September.
Opium-Owing to the holidays, Native holderi have been anxious to dispose of a part of their Stock and the demand being languid, prices have fallen a little since our last for Patna, which is now at 1575-Benares maintains its price at 1550-395 Cheats have been shipped during the week.
QUANTITY FOR NEXT YEAR'S SALES.
Patna
Chests 12,545- Benares,
5.807
which we believe is considerably less than was expected.
18,352
We annex a Statement of Shipments made from 19th to 26th Instant, melusive
PATKA, BRAKES,
For Singapore, per Sylph Chests 80 35 For China, per ditto
65 20 $140 15
For China, per Water Witch For Singapore, per ditto,
0
40
285 110
Stock u Optum Godown, 26th September, 1843
FATNA BENARES. - TOTAL.
NEW, OLD,
2.043
0
284 0
1843.
Valentine
Chusan Macao
2,043
DEATHS
284
2,327
Whampoa
1848
Abbott
P. Coast,
* Countess of Minto McMillan
24th William Hughes McFarlane 25th Charles Jones
Omeg H.M.3.Vixen Velocipede
26th Spec
Gom Giffard R.N. • Crutze
Woodward
Harding
Macao
Macao
McFee
White
&Manila Chusan
NOVEMBER
23rd Anglona
Valentino
2ND Nov at Macao on board the Countear of Minds, Captain Joan R. WISHART, her commander.
5th Nov at Hongkong, Staff Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM GRAHAME of fever.
7th Nov, at Macao LIEUT. COLONEL JOHN KNO***** C. B. Royal Artillery, of fever.
15TH, Nov. At Hongkong, MAJOR ELORD POTTÍN. Í GER CB of fever.
15th, Nor At the house of the
Hongkang, Var Paul
let Harms
aquMan
28th Nov At
Burgeon of H. M.E