1897-06-11

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-Friday, June 11, 1897.

HONGKONG MARKET PRICES.

Corrected to Saturday, June 5, 1897.

At 1020 Cash per Dollar Mezicun

Price,

matty

Plaice,

Pomfret, White

200

SALTE.

gust. Lorsal). Cak

Chinese NamÓN,

Pomfret, Black

130

Onk

Butcher Meat.

肉食

Pravil

230

Ray,

Bacon, English,

Ib.

來路烟猪肉

Bock Fish,

힘다.

Ame, Su, ir cured.

340

Foodlow,

220

Japan, ourad

240

花旗燃猪肉燒豬肉日本孀集肉

Hnach,

琵琶沙石狗盛 30

Sajman, (Canton), Shark,

200

馬友魚

Salt Fil

100

Beef siloin & prime cut, catty 140

skats,

地热

Corned,

catty

140

牛肉

| Shrimps,

140

蛾

Konsty

130

燒牛肉

Shopper,

180

立

Soug,

100

肉肉

poles,

160

裢沙魚

Stoak

120

www.in

牛肉麺

Teuch,

魷魚

Bullock's Brains,

per set

غانا

4-***

Turbot,

120

左口魚

Tongue fresh, ench

280

牛雠

Turtles, small, fresh water,

250

corned"

310

*TN.

Whiting,

catty

Head,

800

牛服

White Bait,

00..

銀雞仔

Hvart,

160

牛心

ilusap, Sait catty

140

牛腱

Fruits

Foul,

. each

مانه

Kiducys,

Apples, (California),

(Trentain),

.catty

! །

# 1

Tus!,

100

4-A

(Japan),

230

Javor.

catty

营

Bananas, fragrant,

Tripe (undressed) cat:y €0

牛腱

כן

(brides),

641

Caires Lead and Feet, not

600

牛仔昄脚

Chussets, Chinese,.

160

Lama, American,

lb.

$40

花碗

Carambola,

100

楊桃

Чипски,

240

麻街火燥

decomate,

Bach

English, Now,

440

米路

Ground Nuts,

catty

花生

Japan cured,

280

日本火腿

Grapes, .

179)

鮮機子

Shanghal,.

Mutton Chop,

2.0

上海火腿

Lemons, China,

250

檸檬

180

Poel,

桔餅

160

上

Lichens, bred,

200

Shoulder,.

120

学

Fresh,

荔枝

Pige' Chitlings,

catty 70

Limes,

橡檬

Frot,

Fry,

120

Mango, (Saigon),

Bach 20

100

(Manila),

宋书

,, Liver,

Haad,

Heart,

Kidneys,

. each

600 450

GÓ

ཆ་Ë

Mangosteen,.

. dozen 180

山竹子

Uranger, Swoel,

catty 140

. Pai

豬腰

Green,

100

青橙

15.

160

豬肝

Red,

****

Pork, Chop,

Corned,

. culty

180

牌骨

—

白機

鹹繈肉

Pino-apples,

. each 100

Leg,

Fat or Lard,

100

Park,

catty 100

150

宁静

Sheep' Head and Feot, sel

Heart,

360

*each

Бо

Kidneys,

Liver,

lb. 150 140

$ 18 1 1

猪油

(Tivutoic),

140

羊购脚

Plum, Red,

Parale,

each 130

(Stam),

catty 110

羊肝

Peach, (Sweet),

300

Sucking Pize,

each $1.75 $1.25 f

Bast, Beof,.

1b. 110

生牛油

Pudding,.

Mution,

100

Yoal,

生草油

catty 130

牛仔肉

የነ

Poultry.

Walnuts,

210

Chicken,

Capons,

Ducks,

DAVES

Eggs, Hox

doz.

Duck

How's,

• city

Quase,

Karen,

Musk Dest,

Partridgen,

ཚོ ༤ རྐ ༩ ཡྻུཾ། ༨ ཊྛི ༤ རྩེ

23:0

160

Ralana, Muscatel,

Water Chesnuta, com, Mandarin,

Vegetables, &c.

Artichokes, Shanghai,, cutly

Besos, (French),

- כן

-160

Loog:

גן

120

Best Rool,

. each

110

Brinjals, Green,

calty

Red,

210

160

Frassica,

Bamboo Shoota,

Cabbage, Chinese coms, -

J+

Pigeons.

200

Phosannt,

braca

Rice Birds,.

Quali

•

Balpe, Turkoys, Cook,

dez.

ouch

193

www

. catty

490

850

Bach

'pait

山

Cabbage, Shanghai,

Cauliflower,.

- Ourrola,

Celery, Chiasse,

each

. Oatly

English,

180

Chilies Dried,

180

גן

Red,

100

Curry Stuff, English,

40.

Hop

Tesl,

海鮮.

catty

140

粉餅

1 17

100 pieces 250

孟凍魚:

Cucumbare,

Bittor Bytash,

Garlic,

Ginger, young,

Horso Radish, Sul, Indian Corn,

Lettuce, (English),

Mushrooms, Fresh,

Onions, Bombay; •

Groen,

• piece

catty

Wild Ducks,.

Barbel,

Bram,

Bombay Ducks,

Fish,

O'ton Fresh Water Fish, catty

Clary,

Qatfish, Coillish, Salt,

Crabs,

Cattle Fieb,

Dub Dace,

Dog Fish

Eels, Cangor,

180

* 8 § 8 5 1 2 2 1 18 8.8 5 2 1 2 18:

160

100

Froub water,

200

รูป

180

Bels, Yellow,

File Fish,

Frega

Fresh Finh,

Gazouga, Gudgeon,

Gurnard,

Hverings,

Habbus,

Labruy

Coach,

Labaters,

Mackerel, Monk el

Mulles,

象魚

蟲類:

沙孟魚

魚沙

Shanghel,

Јарав

Okreca,

Parsley, English, - Poistess, Sweet,

Shanghai,

Japan,

新會蕭證

本地波蘿沙梨

天津雪梨紅字

麵

殊機

www.

130

$ 15 * ÉS SO E A Ï Ë Ï 8 8 1 8 8 8 8 2 ! 8 8 ĕ*

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THE NUGGET OF GOLD ORE.

working a little telegrapli instrument, play- Taar,' said my friend, in reply to a questioning backgammon with his Ministers who of mine, is a Tory rich anzget of gold ore. It are careful not to win-setting and rosst- was taken many years ago from a mains in Austing plaats in the gardens, or taking I have seen aumter photographs.

tralia.'

*How much is it worth?' I naked.

He tooked mu with a showd smile and re- plied: It is worth just usihing at all,"

I thought that a queer thing for him to say, bat seked no mors guestinus.

Two years later 1 again visited his house in

of photographs taken by his Majesty, and soms are really excellent. Besulor, he has a positive mania to be taken in every cone ivablo attitude and rituas.

He has even been photographed in bed. I havo on photographs of his Majesty in uncomfortable Trusiso military attire, and ever in the garb of an English ourate

He is very moderate in the matter of wives. He has not more than sixty ludica

Intimations.

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Londen, and this time I wased the big nugget from the shell where I had first seen it. But I arkad no questions. Ferlinps, recalling the in cident of two years before, my friend said: "I hase aomething. le eaew you,' aud; oponing a closet, he produced a magnificent gold vase, re-in his larem, who have borne him four G. marking: That Duggal ol geld or has takes this form. Exclusive of the labour involved in the transformation, the gold none is now worth

£100,

one and twenty-three daughters. When his predecessor died, there were one thou sand seven hundred and twenty ladies in his seraglio. His medical man is an En- He shrinks from going po

What curious similitudes there a betweenglishm thinge epoentially aulika! Here is one which it Europe because of e-sickness, but ho may be instinalive to follow up. Is is suggest

ed by the following sentence from a woman's lettera epite of all the nourishing food I

Lock nothing seemed to give me strength."

Now, why was that? Perhaps the history of the previous three years of ber life may help to account for it. In January, 1800, she had stack of influensa which, aho says, left her low, weak, and languid So far as we are able to cartain, indeerza la cuneod by a certain poison in the bloud developed during pecalier com ticas of the atmosphers. Its early symptoms are those of & fever; they are always sudden and oflen alaning. Yet, as in nearly all cases it endo in every is a week or two, it does not explain the mystery of Mrs Wentali's continued weakness and prostration.

Sk tells us that her appetite was poor, and that eating was immediately followed by great Pain in the chest, bock, and ailes. Hoping to overcordo this state of things she too mosh

would dearly like to go to India.

LATE TELEGRAMS. (Times of Ceylon )

SCENE IN THE HOUER OF CONNONK-Foca MEMBERS NAMED.

London, May 29.-In Committee of the House of Caiginous last night, Messra. John and William Redmond, Claney, and Biehl insisting, in deiance of the Chairman, in discussing the Irish Financial Relations upon the Vote for Harbour, were named, all were removed by the Sergoant-at-Arma. INHAN PRINCES AND TAGOUS IN LONIHIN. May 27-The Indian Princes, besides the natives Indian officers and men, also Sir Jamsetjee Jeajcebhoy, attended the Troop-

The

benrishing food. That an increase of strengthing of the Colours yesterday. should result from the eating of plenty of good splendid uniforms of the Indians excited food would stere regmansbie, How cles can one much admiration. They afterwards went ezer gain strength Yes, strange to say, no to Marlborough House, where Be Prines such resalt followed. On the contrary, the pains of Wales inspected them. became worse, so that—to use her own words.. she was completely racked with pain' all over Ler, and so wouls she could acaraely rat ous foot before the other. Besides this, the condition the stomach was far from encouraging. That

organ is the search of all power in the hamsa lody, and should feel warm, comfortable and quiet. In this lady's case it was full of unessi- nees and pain. She speaks of a craving, gasw- ing, sinking senselien in ft, which was not re- Beved either by foul or by aus medical treat meat. Certainly, something quite different from *former attack of infgenes went to the making of that; we mas lock deeper to ful the real trouble.

Chemiata often, determine the character of a poison by observing the colour it creates when applied to itmus paper; and-in addition to the general sysoptoms is sometimes possibls to fell fus nature of a disease by taking natins 01 what ouros it. Now there is one universally kurwa remedy which never fail to cuto one subtle, comprehensive, and yol deceptive diens. Hap- pily it was finally employed in a Westall's

case,

In concluding har letter, dated Decomber 1st, 12, Rachlidge Avenue, Witleadon, Loulou, N.W., 1892ahe saya: At the time when my condition was very critical and my family very suxions, y son-in-law, Mr Deneun, of Sep- herd's Bush Hond, told me how, in an illness of bis own, he had been enrod by Mother Soi. get's Curative Syrap and advised me to begin using it at once. I did so, and sou my sppetite returned and my food digested; sud by the time I had consumed two bottles I was strong as ever, and have kept in the best of health ever since. (Signed) Yours truly, Mary Westall,'

This remoly, as the paltie is well aware, is advertised to cure indigestion mal dyspepsin and ita consequences-and nothing else. Yet these consequences include neary every allment with which we are fatalia. Even influenza slávia attneks say ave those whose blood is first pulsored by fadigestion and djupapain.

And as to that nugget af geld of Ah, yes, God worthless until it is manufactared. Food is useless askss it is ligata. Betwess dhe ora and the vess in the workman. Between food and strongth, slee a warkına-thomson ach

THE SHAH OF PERSIA.

A VISIT TO THE TREASCALE HOUSE IN THE PALACE.

LEGALISING METRICAL WERGETS AND MEASURES.

May 28.-In the House of Commons last night Me Ritchie introduced a Bill to legalise metrical weights and measures,

which was read a first time.

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under considerazion.

THE HANSION HOUSE INDIAN FAMINE FUED. The Indian Faraine Fund now amounts to 2031,000.

OBITUARY.

The death is announced of Westloy Richuris.

DEATH OF 007. CRANE HAKETT,

Sunda. May 25,--Nows has been received of the death of Cal. Craigin Haikett, on the Oriental, whilst on her way humo.

of the 31st P. I. Deceased has just given up the command

MAHOMEDANS AND THE TURKISH VICTORIES.

Boonbay, May 8th.-Some snxisty was

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YOKOHAMA,

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a certain section of the Mahomedan_com. munity intended to celebrate the victory Turkey over the Greeks, of the Sultani instead of joining in the general demonstra elegant new Hotel is close to the Landing Pier, and in the immediate viciulty of the Consulates and of the Railway Station, Post and Telegraph Offices. Fino tion of the community fixed for Thursday. Two of the leaders of the latter movement, view over the Harbour. Bath and Toilett Rooms on each Fixt.

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IMPURITIES IN THE BLOOD. We have seen

Lots of letters from people who have received great benefit from the use of Clarke's Blood dixture. It cannot be tou highly estimated, for it cleanses and clears tus blood from will ther paritica. This is a good testimonial from the Family Doctor, which goes on farther to say: It is the finest Blood Purifier that asiopre and

ou hoaring that trouble night possibly arise, proceeded to the Palice Olic, and expressed 1012 their willingness to put of Thursday's festival, and join the opposite party in their rejuicings, provided the latter also chinged the day of their festival. This they refused to do, and the meeting thereupon diepereed. Some Mahomedan quarters in the city were lass night decorated, and rows of tumbler buttees were planted in front of several houses, while mottoes boaring different in scriptions were also dispayed. Some mosques, especially the Jumma Masjid, were illuminated, and Maloud prayers were offered in them. The Turkish Consul, with was decorated with floral wreath whorover he went.

skill have brought to light, and we can with the most confidence recommend it to our subscri bars and the public generally. For Sorofala, Servy, Bezeran, Bad Logs, Skin and Blood

sures have been affected by it. Clarke's Blood effecto ara marvelone. Thousands of wonderful Mixture is sold everywhero, at 38. d. par bottle. Boware of warsblaga imitations and anfstitates.

Mr J. H. Fraser, ons of the three his stall, visited some of the 110KJUDI and Diseases, Pimples and Bores of all kinds, its

THE PLAGUE IN INDIA,

missioners of True, who are now ealing mund the world, contributes to the English Illustrated Magazine from Teheran ate in. teresting description of the present Shal

Chiendia, May 27---The Pingue appears of Persia. His name is Muzafer-bd-Din- Shab, and he seems to be a very inoffen-to have almost died out at Bombay, Kord be a very dechi, and Poona. Very few fresh cuses and sive pursos, c on the bills,

or pottaring about deaths are reported daily, but vigilance is

unrelaxed. his garden in a pea-jacket and a pair The Russian Cooks lately employed Plague duty on the Perso-Afgbau He is an exceedingly nervoas frontior asve all been withuswn, except- man, but he does not seem to be afraiding the personal escort of the Russian

of Seutch tweed trousers, laking photo- graphs.

of admitting eyeling correspondents to doctor. Their places hare boen taken by

May 20.The Plague mortality is small, but steady. At Karachi a nues on Flogus duty has been attacked.

FOOD GRAINS RISING LV FRKE,

inspect the treasures of his palace. Mrpen of the Paroian Cossack regiment from Fraser says that he saw the Peacock throne, Tekersa. the valuu of which is estimated between £2,000,000 and £3,000,000, and he also saw the globe of the world made by the late Shah, of 75 lbs. of

pure gold, and 51,000 precious stones. The spa is made of emeralde, Parsis of turquoises, India of amatlysts, Africs of rubies, and England and France of diamonda The Shah is Turk, but has no eympathy with the great SSSSSI of Constantinople. Unlike his

DEATHS OF COLONEL AND MRS NEVILL AT of father, who drank a couple of bottles

HYDERABAD. port wine every night, ha over twaches

Colonel Nevill, Commanding the Niram's His wife wine, and is said to be unpopular with his troops, has died of apoplexy. subjects because he does not treat them died at Hyderabad exactly a week previous

The prices of food grains show a tendonoy to rise in many districts of India, and the numbers on relief works have increased to 4,060,000 persons.

with the severity with which they are of the same cause. Colonel Nevill had accustomed.

119 EVERYDAY LIFA.

Mr Frecor gives the following account

of the Shah's daily Ho

He rises early, performs bis devotions,

has a piece of thin, pasty Persian bread and

a glass of wortened tea. Then, at about

eight o'clock, he receives his Ministora.

servod the Nizam for twenty-two years.

CHOLERA BREAKS CUT AMONG THE 19Tx HUSSARS

Virulent cholera has broken out among. the 10th Hussars at Secunderabad.

ANOTHER MOHAMMEDAN DEMONSTRATION IN BOMBAY,

Another demonstration at Bombay to co-

He is slovenly in habit, and walks up and febrate the victories of the Tatka over down the room with his slippers - Greene has taken place. There were de-

ping; indeed, the story goes that the ren 项

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紅機送仔

Rice, boss quality, per pisol,

$4.50

上白素

Cumo

$4.10

Shalots Spinage, (Chlosse)

antly 60

Splash,

Banke Goped,

Tomatog

furniga, Punt), (Long),

美佳途

soa he parted with his first wife was bo- corations and illuminations, and an exora- cause she constantly complained he did not pas taass meeting, at which it was resolved, wash himself. Ho dictates ozons of let with acclamation, to send a congratulatory tere, hears despatches redd, consults au- telegram to the Sultan. thoritics, attends minutely to every detail of business. This continues for six hours at a stretch.

Then he has his breakfast. All the food is carefully prepared, and a prince of the royal blond is responsible that up tricks are played Every dish as it is sent from the kitchen is sealed, and the scale are broken in the Shah's preschoo. The Shah, according to etiquette, als alone. Formerly he squat

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FIRST Neighbor (proudly)-My daughter is learning the violin. Second ditto (sadly)

I hear.

*Tax Benith and Vigour of an individual de- pend upon the quantity and quality of the Blond. When the tinune bare beez at work, there ste

thrown into the blood, waste products, and it these bo not eliminated but (through any caure) detained in the blood they influenca notrition

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• 26--The Gorman consoat to the Collective. Note to the Porte waKS obtained specially at the instance of Bassio. Germany desired before thequeation of the indemnity was settied to pince Greek finances on a solid basis, at the same time

The Tide Table given below has been

Mr W. Nicholson satisfactory to German bondholders.

The Cretan insurgente are again active, compiled by the Nautical Almanac Office in Mr E L, Dalrymple Mr A. J. Pumfrett

Mr A. Findlay Smith London from the results of the analysis of Mr A. Finks and hard fired the environs of Retimo.

It is quite trae that Great Britain is observations taken by means of an automa Mr M. E. P. Front Mr A. G. Stoken. opposed to any prolonged occupation of the tide reporting machine in the Water Ray. F. A. J. Gao Me & Mrs Surplice Thessaly by the Turks, but the report the Police Basin at Taim Sha Taut during the Me and Mrs O. VeaMr and Mrs J. P.

der Herdo

Thomas and child ent from a table about a foot high. At first Lord Salisbury had threatened peherwise years 1887-8-9.

Mr A. H. Hollings Me Darld Wood

worth

tod, and ate from a big tray placed on the

floor. But since coming to Toboman he has been persuaded to sit upon a mattress, and

shiats B cloth was on the table; but he was to leave the Concert is without foundation.

The pere of the table is Low Water Cr

teid it would be much nicer if he had a The negotiations among the Powers are dinary Spring Tides, which has been found white cloth, and so a white cloth is procedings

now used. Between fifty and sixty dishes

À Memoothly.

from Greece to the

are served, but his Majesty only touches Powers objects to the rectification of the

two.

to be feet balow mean sea levol,

To obtain the depth of water on the ide gange at the Victoria Navel Yazd add 5 ft.

WINDSOR EDFELL

in, and on the gauge at Lamont Dock, Mr G. H. Bach aburigen, add 12 it. 9 in, to the height Cipt. Brekke

or three. First he will eat gressed frontier as involving freak fuarcial bur ries, followed, possibly, by a chicken, or dens, owing to the necessity that would

new line of defence. given in the table. come grilled marsele pi bon, laid bestise for fortifying tween two sheets of thin bread; and then, Tas Memorandum adds that Greece in anly

may be a citron in syrup quite able to A

Bordinary Persian fare. Knives and tent it wouldy amull indemnity, but

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and

forks are things unknown at can't and the indication o

king eata ovdrything with his finger any m

grunged ride, mutton, and fruit. Hi fav

Carito dellaasy is marroncon

fest extracts. from

During risk

papers, chiefly

to pay both

and objects to Lof the capitalations.

army in Thomssly has bean steadily roitforsed and now numbers neatly

two hundred thousand men,

French, ere road to the Shah. He takes a The Times states Grease hopes to miss a

keen interest in Europena politics, and ire loan, on the guarantee of Great Brita

stantly in conversation about his own France, and lesie, with which to pay the

Government he will need Now whias | Indemulty:

would the Queen of England de in avok

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12th to 18th June..

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