THE CHINA MAIL.
Tuesday, Mar 26, 1897.
HONGKONG MARKET PAIUEN. Corrected to Saturday, May 22, 1897.
Pika,
catly
Flaico.
At 1020 Cash per Dollar MersECTE
'omfret, White
180
30
Blighed. Lonnier.
Las
Chinese Name.
Pomfret, Black
Oh,
Butcher Meat
肉食
-Prawns.
Ray,
"}
200
22
Rock Fish,
Bacon, English,
來路烟豬肉
31
Roach,
1 1 263 8 8 |
花鐵
磁您
白淨
130
黑幫
50
我越沙
30
80
2004
雞
Aine. Bugar cured
940
12
Foochow
220
*
Japan, cured
240
麵州热猪肉 Shark, 日本造集肉
Salmon, (Canton),
300
馬友
LQ
*
Sali. Fish,
160
Boof aizloin & prime cut, estig 140
Skate,
1.0
BR
Corned,
#
catty
140
•麼牛肉
Surmps,
140
蛾
Кова
130
牛码
Suapper,
104)
i✡
"Soup,
100
"
WW
Balco
140
11 Steak,
120
牛肉耙
"
Tunah,
BH
Bullock's Brains, »
per set
GU
50
Tougue fresh, each
250
corked
$10
-
"
+
"
Fload,
600
Icart, Hump, Salt
150
>>
cutty
140
Fuot,
00 oach
+
1)
Kidneys,
Tail,
Liver,. . catty
Calves Hoad and Feat, net
-Hams, America,
50
100
JE
70
Tripo (undressed) catty 60
100
15. -340
Chinoso,
English, Now,
440
"
Japan qured,
Mutton Chop,
280
Shanghai,.
200
160
+7
2015
160
*I
Shoulder,
120
12
"
Pigs' Chitlings,
. catty
70
» Foot,
110
1
"Fiy
Head,
160
each
500 450
84 18 1 1 18.0} [IT ! 18 ! 13
4-$
Turbot,
110
牛翻
鹹牛科
Whiting,
牛镇
Turtles, email, frusli water,
White Bait,
200
catly
TO
B 長濕
90
@aff
4--0
牛腩
50 42
Apples, (California),
Fruits
catly
菓子
SUTE
1t
(Tiontain),
*
牛腩
{Jupan),
2.0
д
1
牛肝
Bananas, fragrant,
40
27
牛肚
(brides),
60
天津平藥 日本平某 **** 山香貘
牛仔顧脚
Chestnuts, Chinese,.
100
碟火腿
Carambola,
100
樹桃
Cocuanuis,
uach
70
Ground Nuts,
Calty
90
日本火腿
Grapes,.
170. —
上海火腿
Lemon, Chinn,
250 200
J]
花生 MINT
學藥
Peul,
11
**t
羊眦
Licheur, Lied,
283
17
弱枝性
Frosh,
ມາ
17
弱枝
Limes,
"
blungo, (Saigon),
cach
50
&MER
33
{Mantis),
B
17
呂宋芒
Mangosteen,
ilozan 150
山竹子
Heart,
50
40.
Uranyon, Sweet,
新會排機
Greeu,
100
Kidneys,
. pair
70
#7
*#
27
Bed,
Liver,
15.
ICO
*1***
Pork, Chop,
Corned,
. catty
180
猶牌骨
Oliver,
白腐
鹹箱肉
line-apples,
. each 100
雞塊夜蘿
Posta,
Catty 100
D
Leg
190
12
J1
Fat or Lard,
160
"
(Tientsip),
140
天津雪梨
"
12
Sheeps' Head and Fest, set
300
Pium, Red,
60
紅學
Heart,...
each
£0
40
Pumeto,
each
90
心
"
Kidneys, Liver,
70
**
(Simun),
catty 110
"
lb, 160 149
羊渐
Bucking Pig,
each $1.75 61,25
Suot, Best,
ib. 110
Aff 生牛油
Pesch, (Sweet),
Raising, Muscatel,
120
15
Pudding,.
N
珠珠
"
Mutton,
100
生羊油
Water Uhesants, com.
40
22
Foal
catty 130
牛仔岗
Mandarin,
60
$1
Walnuts,
130
נן
台糖
Poultry,
生日
Vegetables, &a
薬蔬
Chicken,
catly
210
俊仔
230
Сароль:
#
Artichokes, Shanghai, . catty
Beans, (French}, .
160
Ducks,
10
DJTSE,
cach
150
*
Long,.
Beat Root,.
11.
Bach
Far, Hen
doz
120
Brinjala, Green,
catty
Dack
110
21.
Red,
**
fowl,
catty 260
Bramica,
19
#1
Phassant, Else Birds,.
Qual
Balpe, Turkeys, Cook,
Gosse,
Hares,
Munk Doer,
#
Partridgen,
*J
Pigeons,
200
bruse
don.
. ch 100
∙eatly
BA
Hoo,
500
72
↑4),
each
Wild Ducks,
. pair
160
Bamboo Shoots,
Cabbage, Chinese com, .
Qabbage, Shanghai,
* 13
1)
.esch
181 18
Jaulifoner,.
1
上海山藥
Carrots,
Colery, Chinees, a
English,
Chilles Dried,
catty
PD
32
款
Red,
1
海鮮
Babel,
Bream,
Bombay Ducks,
Oton Fresh Water Fish, estly
palty
140
Indian Corn, .
100 pieces 450
100
11
Lettuce, (English), Mushrooms, Fresh, Onions, Bombay,
Green, Stanghal,
上海水醬
Carry Stau, English,
Cucumbers,
Bitter Squash,
Giallo,
Ginger, young,
Horse Endish, 'ksi,
22819 8 8 9 8 1 2 9 8 8 8 & 9 32 18 8 198
50
17
4 1)
⚫ picce
$0
10
.catty
1 H
INY
豆角
120
200
10
40
120
營風
紅林馬蹄
紅豆麵
THE-FAST ATLANTIC ROUTE.
Jn Mr Surford Fleming's second article
THE CHARTERED BANK OF
INDIA, AUSTRÀLIA, AND CHINA.
upen Our Atlantic Steamship Service," The forty third ordinary general moating
of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia
now issued in pamphlet form, he continues
his indictment against the St. Lawrence and China was held at the Cannon-street Fote: on 21st April, Sir John Howard Gwyther presiding.
Na.
Intimations.
G. FALCONER & Co..
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route as dangerous to speedy navigation. Speaking of his tiret article he Haya turally, the conclusion formed by me, that
In moving the adopton of the report, the the St. Lawtones route generally is un-
Chairman said any of his friends had suitable for rapid steaming, was not receiv
I fully share in the charged him with undue pessimist in this ed with satisfaction.
remarks which he had made at the Laff experienced, and disappointment
gladly welcomo a suggestion which if carried into early meeting in October last, and he wa
afraid that they would be inefined to repeat effect would give to the St. Lawrence an
that assertion, because he could not ex- over-increasing proportion of the European press optimistic views when a war was G. passunger business. This enggestion is
in the Lemint, a fuaine and raging in to combine suminor voyages through the pestilence in Asia, and hostile tariffs in placid waters of the gulf and river, with
Amerigg
The Japanose had recently declar short passage across the ocean. This objected for a gold standard, and that action would may he accomplished in two ways; in both certainly not toul to enhance the value 818 it is proposed to aso only the southern of silver. The probability of a falking ox- entrance to the gulf. The first proposal is
to run fast steamships between Quebec and change in China would render it very dithealt for Lancashire to export increas- Liverpool, and with the view of expediting ingly anit profitably to that country. the mails and accommodating passengers Furthermore, the Chinese Government,
on thic
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From the Maritime provinces and Easter which had now & exiderable gold debt, staten, to make Sydney a port of call. The would find the burden thereof mero onar steamships to run at full speed between
eous, and the margin of unappropriated Sydney and Liverpool. Between Quebec Curtis revenue furrower and narrower, and Sydney the speed to be reduced as The shareholders had doubtless followed circumstances may require. The second with paintal interest the weekly reports of proposal is to divide the voyage into two the famine and plaque in India," and it! distinct part, one extending over
must be fare in uind that the same causes ocean proper from Sydney to the most which bindered a suflicient harvest of ceres's eligible pure in Great Britain, the other had alan o judicial effes upon the yield
guif embracing the river and
of other crops which were exported to PRICE LISTS. furmar, fust stentships. constructed
foreign countries, so that the cultivators only passengers
had to face a two-isl evil local fnud, specially for carrying
tal maila to be employed, on the lattor, and no money to purchase it elsewhere, before forter dlaga, steamers of less speel than the depan
The result steamships, and suitable for the naviga
the period of British rule, would have meant tion of the gulf and river, be placed the coath of millions, and he considered on the route. The remarks which fol
that they might justly point with national low will refer chilly to the second pro- pride to the wise and unstinted labours of posal, us on crawination it will has found the Indian authorities in their successful on ceonomic grounds to be entitled to the efforts to feed the starving multitudes. With the slew of making the Anticipating the cordial approval of thu proference. jaoposal clear, I insy explain that Sydney shareholders buy and subcribed £500 is on a woll-sheltered intes of the upon towards the Lord Mayor's Fund for the Atlantic, directly outside the southern relief of the sufferers. (Ilear, hear.) Busi- entrance to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Itness at Boubay had on well-nigh at a is conveniently situated for rossely passing standstill owing to the plague, and he Chulase and Liverpool thought their thank-ween die 2 the Euro
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hetween
che Cabot Strails. The geographical position u!
in
in
MODERATE PRICES.
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PROGRAMMES.
COMPANY REPORTS.
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Coast Port Orders receive careful attention. Va
WRIGHT'S
pean sialf of the bunk at that port for the their posts despite their harrowing sar plucky manner in which they had stack to
No. 40.
other Sydney ia respecte important. It is the extreme
HOTEL,
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in Yokohama.
Gastom terminus of the Intercomial Rail-roundings. In Calouttathey hari had to face The cheapest and most conveniently located First-Class Hotel way, and with the exception of the channel most stringent money market. He was about a mile wide, kuru as the Gut ef glad to be able to report, however, that the Chuo (now crossed by a steam railway customers of the bank had found them liber-
toss through. Competition had been in- creasingly severe, and trade had shrunk, but largely owing to immunity from bad debts the Board were able to recommend the usual dividend, with a substantial ad. dition to the reserve fund. The custo of the bank were contented and loyal, but the Boari fully recognised that they must
watch over the keep a vigilant
connections
fery), Sydory is in unbroken railway coal londere in the difficult times they had had noction with Hallax, St, Jöhn, Quebec, Montreal, Toronte and Vancouver. Th fact that Sydney is right hundred and sixty nautical miles nearer Liverpool than New York, itauif indicates that with steamships -oqual speed the ocean jasage can be made -if-c
te anil from Sydney in venly two days lys than to and from New York.
ion to follow the St. Law- suggestion to rence from Sydney to Qother does not in- volve the necessity of raming at any unsafe
customers
of the undertaking, and lessen their profits
rather thio allow their business to pass into
speed in the Gulf or river S. Lawione.the hands of their newest competitors, some
As the mails can be evroyed to and from of whom, mainly established for financial
Sydney by railway much faster than by purposes, had entered upon commercial
water, passengers only would go by the Belde, as thoir expectations otherwise had river and Gulf, and there would be un prepraved illusory.
sure from the post office department to Aceolcrate the movement of the river The one object of the captain in Steam command would be the safety and comfort of his presengers.
Thela steamers meeting at Sydney, would during the summer months constitute a passenger line of the highest class between Quebec and Liverpool. At the end of the season the river boats would be laid up and the neonn steamships would extend their voyages to Halifax. On the opening of navigation in each new season and the disappearance of ise on the route to Sydney, the fast steamyhips well he withdrawn
Mr W. Paterson seconded the sloption
of the report, which was agreed to.
The resulation authorising the dividend at the rate of par cent. for the half-year was then passed
The retiring directors, Sir Henry Stewart Cunuingham and Sir James Lyle Mackay, were re-elected, and Mr Mauries Girdle- stone and Mr Magna Mowat appointed
editors.
A cardial vote of thanks to the directors and the stat both at home and abroad brought the secting to a close.
from the Halifax route and placed on the. RoLINGON & Co., Piano and Musical
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Sydney route. In the first part of the summer it would be expedient for them t follow a southern courso serves the banks the New York ships Aof Newfoundland,
de, in order to keep at a safe distance frdin inebergs and I obviate all chance of delay.
comparison between routon maxing a it is necessary to bear in mind that the re- ported phanges from New York to Livar pool are misicading. The passage is rack- onal from Sandy Hook Lightship to Daunt's Rock. The former is outside New York harbor, and if tide and weather be favourablo. it may be reached from Now York in two hours, but under unfavourable The zero of the table is Low Water Or- conditions
it runy
tako twelve hours ordinary Spring Tides, which bas been found. On the other side of the Atlantic be 2 feet balow mean sea level, "Daunt's Rock" is two hundred and twon- ty-eight miles from the bar at the entrance of Liverpool harber. These facts go to show that it is impossible to accept the time given
the press reports as the actual time required to make the passage from lead to land. One may make a just com- parisun batween the proposed mail route via Sydney and the route vis New York it wo take
A common point in Canada such as
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such as Londen veckoning equal storm-
bo
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THE TROPICAL AGRICULTURIES' has now in sasured position in its large circulation in Ceylon, Southern and evon Central and Northern India, the Straits Settlemente, Sametra, Java, Borneo, Nortborn Austra lia, Queensland, Central America, Natal Mauritius and the West Indies. From sub-tropical planting settlements we have dr H. D. Cartwrightar & Height had cordial approval of the publication Bir O. Ornate
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26th May to 1st June. Bick Wazen, Low WaN,
Kongling
Longkook Mean Høght. Mean Time
Time.
ship speed in both cases and making all vowed, 25m 6 15
sonable allowances for delays:
VIA NEW YOES.
h m
ft. in.
191
8 06
Thur. 21
39
1 12 a
U 6
19
Hours.
Fri.
10 деп
to have ali plantora
15
Eato 29 7 20
Montreal to Now York, railway.........
Average delay in New York, eay 10 kom.
New York to Sandy Hook, say
Sandy Hook to Liverpool Ear, 3,030
Mom
miles, at 20 knots asses
152
Thes
1
pool
Liverpool to London, railway.....
Delay between Bar and railway, Liver-
VIA SYDNEY.
4
168
U
Hinir.
Equals 7 days 16 hours from Montreal to
Montreal to Sydney, milway, 398 miles. 30
Equals 6 days 6 hours from Montreal to
London,
G
62 8 t
23 A
Intiraations.
ST
Ildebolo comp
P THE YANGTSE,
E. H. PARKER, with SKETCH MAPS.
7
Cary,
London.
Ostfish,
#
80
Codfeb, Salt,
Japan,
91
日本蓉
160
Скоса,
290
Delay at Sydney
2
Orabe,
Cattle Fish,
Parsley, English,.
Bundle 10
洋葱喜
Sydney to Loch Ryan, 2,170 miles... 108
Delay at Loch Ryan
1
BU
Dib,
炒蔬雞
Potatoes, Sweet,.
• calty
Loch Byan to London
૩
PRICE,.
Donj
Shanghal,
上海銀仔
150
Dog Fish;
· Esli,, Cöngur,“
Fresh water,
Eele, Yellow,
File Fish,
Frogs,
Freak Flah
Garoups
Gudgeon,
联剑沙
Japán,
American,
花蕊窗仔
9:00
Foochow
40
"}
160
Macao,
员
Pumptio,
20
#
169
Puraline,
11
鑾雄:
Paper,
26 20
"
Radiak,
dosen 20
84.50
上台灣
紅:
白
腰爆
Malibas,!
繁花曲
白龄您您
Blos, best quality, per pleul,
iCommon
Chalote,
Spinage, (Chinese)
Spinach,
Brake Ground,
Tomatoess
Tarce
Tumips, Punt, (Long), --
Vegetable Marrow, +
Water Cresco,
(Long),
K
新門雞仔
AM
撥貸茶
*A
本藏白仔
換節
This comparison brings out very clear-
ly that the proposed route via Sydney
would be an excellent mail route, as accurd
ing to the above letters could be carriest
CONTENIN:
$1,60,
The Yang-tao Gorges and Rapids in Rupe. The Rapids of the Upper Yang-tae.
The Vade-mecum of the Traveller through the Gorges of the Great Rivor Special Observations.
A Journey in North Sz Oh'an,
between-Montrealant London, on so Nau-chan and the Kung-t'an River.
Atemga, in thirty-six hours less than via New York,'
Mr Fleming concludes: In view of theee advantages and the yearly increasing development of trans-Atlantic passenger trafic, it does not seem an unreasonable conclusion that once fairly established; the route vis Sydney would prove successful, and that in course of yours the number of steamers would require to be multiplied so that this route trould partake of the charad ter of Canadian, ferry Transatlantic passenger tras inoreasca et à arapil rate, and every now facility promotes ite in- create.
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