Shekloong, No. 1. Brown,..$1.95 to $1.00 per pel.

do.

2. Brown... 4.85 to 4.00 Swato, No. 1, White... 7.55 to

do.

1, With.. 700 to No. 1, Brown... 4.75 to

2. Brow........ 4.60 1

14

7.60

7.05 4.8) 4 65

"

Car liff

""

..11 00 14 HLJO

-

Svatow,

.do.. Foochow Sugar Candy 8 kloo↑

.10.00 * 10,05

MISCELLANEOUS EXPORTS. Per steamer Bamberg, sailed on the 24th December. For Suez-8 cases fans. For Odessa:-165 cases staraniseed and 236 bales galangal, For Havre -1 box sundries, 2 bales human hair, 2.bales canes, cases Chinaware, -33 bales hemp, 50 boxes staraniseed, 100 boxes camphor, 152 rolls mats, and 152 packages canes. For Havre and/or Marseilles and/or Ham- burg-10 cases albumin. For Havre and/or Hamburg and/or London:-21 boxes essential oil and 300 cases staraniseed. For Havre and/or Hamburg and/or Autwerp :-18 bales cowhides. For Havre and/or Hamburg and/or London and/or Antwerp:-2 cases human hair. For Hamburg-1 case gongs, 2 cases lacquerware. 3 cases tea, 3 cases private effects, 4 cases black- woodware, & cases cassia, 4 cases China ink, 5 cases palm leaf faus, 5 cases bambooware, 6 cases eurios, 10 bales rattan shavings, 16 packages sun- dries, 20 bales galangal, 25 cases skins, 35 cases Chinaware, 44 bales tobacco leaf, 94 rolls mat- ting, 100 cases cassia buds, 114 bales feathers, 160 cases gallnuts, 178 bales canes, 200 bales tobacco, 300 cases camphor, and 500 bales broken cassia. For Hamburg and/or Antwerp:-21 bales cowhides. For Hamburg aud/or Lon- don:-51 - bales feathers. For Bremen :-50 bales leaf tobacco. For Christiania:-1 case sundries. For London :-3 bales hair, Il cases skins, and 3,100 bales hemp. For New York: 100 boxes essential oil.

Per steamer Polyphemus, sailed on the 1st January. For London:-23 cases cigars. 5 cases bristles, 3 cases Chinaware, 95 rolls mat- ting, 50 bales canes, 12 packages effects, and 2 packages sundries. For Liverpool:-YÚ bales yarn and 3 cases cigars. For Glasgow:-1 case sundries.

OPIUM.

HOYOKONG, 13th Jan. - Bengal.-The market has been rather dull the last few days with hard- ly any buyers. Patna closes quiet at $912}. Benacea tas advanced in price and is quoted $817! per chest.

Milwa. -A fair amount of business has been put through, and at the close there is a good demand for New Opium, bat the market for Old Opium is rather quiet. Quo1ations are as under

........ ..$73 ) with all'uce of @ to 21 catty. Old (2/3 yrs.) $740

to 1

New

**

**

11

(4 ) $760

**

7

12

11

) $780

*

"

0 to 1

nil. Peraian. The market continues rather quiet for Oily, which is quoted from $550 to $650, There is a good demand for Paper-tied quality. which closes strong at $650/720

T'o-day's stocks are estimated as under:-- New Patun. ..................、**

THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS AND

CỦA. HONGKONG, 13th January.-No business doing. Quotations are :-

Australian. Miki Lam

January 14, 1899

Leal, L. B. and Hole Chop.

Australian...

860 to 8:40 to

Yellow M❜tal-Muntz 14/20oz. 84.00 to Vivian's, 14/20oz. 34.00 to Elliot's, 14/20 oz. 33.00 to

Composition Nails Japan Copper, Slabs

$18.00 to 19.00 ex ship, nominal

10.00 to 19.50 cx slip,

and Small.

9.00 to 1.25 nominal

7.50 to 9.00 ex ship, steady

Tin

Tin-Plates

Tiles

...65.00 to

88.00 to

83.00 to

to: per bor.

6:00 to per cwt. case

6.50 to

Moji Lamp Hongay double acreened...... Hongay Lump Hongay Dust. Briquettes

12.00 ex Godown

8.00 to 8,50 ex ship 5.50 to

10,01 to

Farn.-

MIS 'E..LANEOU; IMPORTS. HONGKONG, 13th January.-Among the sales reported during the week are the following:

YARN AND PIECE GOODS : — Bombay 1,40 bales No. 10 at $68 to $82, 650 bales No. 12 at $72 to $81, 450 bales No. 16 at $79 to $86.75, 50 biles No. 1 at $77 50, 50 bales No. 16 at 750 bales No. 2) at $8) t› $91.50. Japanese Yarn

384.50. Grey Shirtings.-750 picces 8 lbs. Red 7 Boys at $2.51, 500 pieces 8 lbs. Blue Seal $2.90, 2,000 pieres 10 14. Blue 5 Men at $3.85, 600 pieces 8 lbs. Rd 7 Boys $2.55, 600 pieces lb, 3 Dogs at $2.97), 700 pieces 7 lbs. Chair Chop at $1.00, 5k) pieces 10 lbs. Red 5 Men $3.821. White Shirtings-250 pieces Peacock Chop at 3.471, 5-10 pieces S at $1.571, 50! pieces Flower Cho, at $6871, 400 pieces Blue Lion at $5.87). 501 pieces Gold Elephant at $3.87), 500 pieces S, Q. at $1.171, 500 pieces Gold Gose at $4.35, 500 pieces 2 at $1.40, 1,500 Blue Lion at $5.871. T-Cloths.-200 pieces 7 lbs. Mex. Red Slag at $2.36, 50 pieces 7 lbs. Mex. B B at $2.82), 600 pieces 8 lbs. Mex. G. Dragon at $2.721, 750 pieres Mer. Red Slugs at $2.36, Drilis.-150 ieces 16 lbs Large Eagle at $5.35, 150 pieces 14 lbs. Peacock Chop at $3.90. No. 22/2 Yarn. 100 bales Green Pheasant at -106.50. While Irishes, -500 pieces Gol Horse at $4.524. Bengal Cotton. -50 bale at $16.25, 50 bales at $16 50, 100 bales At $16.50.

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METALS.-Quicksilver: 350 flasks at $156. COTTON YARN,

per bala Bombay-Nos. 10 to 20s....... 62.00 to 96.00 English-Nos. 16 to 24.......................100,00 to 107 00 ;, 22 to 24.........103.00 to 10.00 28 to 32.........114.00 to 120.00 38 to 42.........124.00 to 130.00

$1

COTTON PIEce Goods.

Grey Shirtings-6lbs.

White Sartings—ã4 to 5li rd.

Victoriu Lawns-12 yards T-Cloths-Glbs. (32 in.). Ord'y.

7lbs. (32,, }, filbs. (32 ), Mexs. 7lbs. (32 ),

"

|

Steel + to SUNDRIES

Quicksilver...

Window Glass

Kerosen. Oil

.187.50 to

per pical

per box

..................................... - 4.90 to

per 10-gal. case

2.16 to

SHANGHAI, 7th January,-(From Mesars. Noël, Murray & Co.'s Piece Goods Trade Report.- The New Year appears to have opened very au- spiciously in this trade, there being a good general demand all round. Although seemingly very confident of a substantial rise in prices at the opening of the market after the Native New Year holidays buyers will not make any advance to speak of at present, but are apparently content with picking up what cheap parcels there may be available, the degree of cheapness naturally de- penting on the forward arrangements that may have been made for Exchange. This of course handicaps holders who depend on the rates now. obtainable for, say, the end of next month, there being a difference of fully three per cent. It is therefore not an easy matter to assimilate prices, but under the present conditions on which the trade is carried on this must be expected. There are not the same number of cash transactions ti at are usually going on at this time of the year, the reason being that available funds have been largely employed in taking up forward Exchange contracts, chiefly against American goods, the advantage of which operators have had the as- tuteness to grasp. As usual only a sam!! pro- portion of the settlements are reported, but they give some idea of what is passing, and, judging by the pricus resales are published at, the local dealers seem to have struck good times again. The buyers for Hankow are the chief sustaining spirits in the market, the Tientsin men looking out for the plums. Attention has been paid al- most exclusively to Manchester makes of all des- criptions, Drills and Jeans being perhaps the ex- ceptions. No very extravagant quantities have been settled in any case, but the accumulation “öf small sales makes ap quite a respectable week's business, Auction prices must be considered satisfactory, as the goods have to be cleared this month.

EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, 13th January.

Bank Bills, at 4 months' sight...1/11|||

7lbs. 8.4 lbs.

1.70 to 1.92 to

9 to 10 lb.-

58 to 60

64 to 66 Fine

Book-folds.

11

per piece

1.80 200 2.30 40

3 05 3.20 to 4.0 2.81 to 2,50 2.70 to 3.35 3.45 to

4.30 4.30 to 7.00 3.70 to 5.60

0.64 to

1.30

1.52 to

1.72.

1.85 to

2.10

1.62 to

1.82

2.03 to

2.76

ON LONDON.-

8 to 8.4 oz., (36 in.) Drills, English-40 yds., 14 to

2.35 to

3.20

Telegraphic Transfer

1/11-7

3.65 to

5.35

Bank Bills, on demand

.1/111

tôlbs

Bank Bills, at 30 days' sight

..1/112

FANCY COTTONS

Turkey Re Shirtings-1} to

2,009 chests.

1,60 to

3.45

8lbs.

Credits, at 4 months' sight.........1/11

New Benares

Malwa

Persian

237

Brocades- Dyed

3.00 to

Documentary Bills, 4months' sight2/00

600

"

per yard

On PARIS.-

820

41

Damasks.

0.12 to

0.16

Bank Bills, on demand

2.461

Chintzes-Assorted

0,08 to

Credits, at 4 months' sight .........2.51

COURSE OF THE HONGKONG OPIUM MARKET.

Velvets-Black. 22 in..

0.20 to

ON GERMANY.—

Velveteens-18 in.

PATNA.

BENARES.

MALWA.

DATE.

Handkerchiefs-Imitation Silk 0.25 to

New. Old. Now, Old.

New.

Old.

WOOLLER

1899. $

$

$

$

Jan. 7 8021

Jan. 8 805

7971 800

730

730

Jan. 9

805

807+

730

Jan. 10

810

819

730

Jan. 11

8124

817

730

Jan. 12 812 Jan. 13

8171

780

740/760/780

German

8121

8171

730

RICE.

.1.99

.47

.481

ON BOMBAY.—

Telegraphic Transfer. Bank, on demand..

1451

.146

Long Elis-Scarlet

|ON CALCUTTA.-

Assorted

Camlets-Assorted Lastings-30 yds.,31 inches,

Telegraphic Transfer. Bank, on de and..

1451

.146

Į

10.00 to 20.00

ON SHANGHAI,—

Assorted

Bank, at sight

721

Orleans--Plain

Blankets-8 to 12lbs.

METALS

.$2.60 to $2.65

Iron-Nail Rod

2.70 to 2.75

Square, Flat Round Bar

2 85 to 2.90

Swedish Bar

2.95 to 8.00

Small Round Rod

HONGKONG, 13th January.-Owing to the coa- tinued drought holders are firm and prices are.

advancing. Quotations are:-

Saigon, Ordinary..

Round, good quality.

Long

Siam, Field, mill civaned, No, 2

"

Garden,

,

White Fine Cargo

******

No. 1 ... 3,05 t› 3.10 ............................ 8.70 to 3.75 3.85 to 3.00

Old Wire Rope✨....................................... 1.50 to 2.50

SOVEREIGNS Bank's Buying Rate GOLD LEAF, 100 fine, per tael

4.00 to

7.50 to

9.00

per pair 8.50 to 14.00

per picul

ON MANILA.---

Private, 30 days' sight.

.731

ON YOKOHAMA.—

On demand.

,51 % pm.

4.15 to

On demand.

14 % pm.

6.00 to

P

4.50 to

ON SINGAPORE.—

Hoop to 11/2 in...5.......................... Wire 15/25

On demand.

5.75 to

..1% pm.

9.00 to

10.07

52.75

0.17 to

0.18

On demand

per dozen

1.25

ON NEW YORK.-

per yard Spanish Stripez-Sundry chops. 0.60 to 1.50 (1,60 to 1,50 Habit, Med., and Broad Cloths. 1.00 to 2.25

per piece 6.25 to 8.00 6.35 to 8.10

12.00 to 32.00

Bank Bills, on demand Credits, 60 days"aight

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