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BHANGHAI, 16th May (From Messrs. J. P. Bisset &Co.'s Report of 15th instant-The Race Holidays have interfered with general business, though the Indo-China market has been brisk. BANES-Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor- poration-Local sales were made at 390 and 385 per cent, prom, the market closing firm, but with sellers at latter figure. Shares for August settle- ment fetched 400 per cent. prem. INSURANCE. FireMarket quiet. SHIPPING.-Indo-China 8. N. Co-Market has been active during week, and closes with firm rates for cash and time. Numerous cash sales are reported at Tís. 100 and 101. The following settlements were made:- June 101, 98.50 and 101; July 102, 104, 101 and 102; August 103, 104, 103, September 104; Oot. 104, 108.50 and 105. Shell Transport Co.'s shares are offering. MINING. Kaiping Mining shares changed hands in some quantity from Tis. 187.50 to Tls, 200 cash; market closes firm. Settlements were made for 81st inst. at Tls. 192.50 and Tis. 197.50, for June at Tis. 192.50 and Tls. 200, and for July at Tls. 197.60, Tis. 198 and Tis, 202.50. Shares are wanted for July. Raub Mining shares are offering at $24. Docks, WHARVES & GOD- OWNS-Farnham, Boyd & Co., Ld.-Market has been quiet, and only a small business has been done during the week. Cash shares are offering at T3, 802.50 to Tis. 300. Settlements were made for 81st inst. at Tis. 307.50 and Tls. 310, for June at Tls. 815 and July at Tls. 317.50. Shanghai & Hongkow Wharf shares were placed at Tis. 315 for 81at inst, and are offering. LANDS.-Shanghais changed hands at Tls. 125. Humphreys Estate shares are wanted. INDUSTRIAL.-Cotton Mills -Lao-kung-mow's sold at Tis. 50, and Yah-loongs at Tis. 25. Ice shares were placed at Tls. 36, and are offering. Flour Mills changed hands at Tls. 87.50. Green Island Cement shares were sold locally at $21 cash and at $21.25 for July; shares are wanted. Tugs and Cargo BOATS.-Nothing doing. Tugs are in request. MISCELLANEOUS.— Waterworks shares were taken at Tls, 340, and are wanted. Sumatra Tobacco market advanced to Tis. 50 for cash shares, in consequence of good sales of tobacco; market closes firm at this figure. Shanghai Lankat Tobacco Co.-Cash sales are reported up to Tls. 852.50 cash; there are sellers at Tis, 850 to 347.50. June shares were placed at Tls. 355 and September at Tls. 377.50 Hall and Holtz shares sold at $33, and are offering. Debentures.—Waterworks 6 per cent. Deben- tures were sold at Tls. 103, cum accrued interest.
VESSELS ON THE BERTH. FOR LONDON.-Bengal (str.), Ceylon (str.), Calchas (str.), Dardanes (str.), Machaon (str.), Inaba Maru (str.), Prometheus (str.).
FOR LIVERPOOL.—Bhipeus (str.). FOR MARSEILLES.- Lava (str.), Inaba Maru (str.), Ceylon (str.).
FOR BEEMEN-Preussen (str.).
FOR HAVRE AND HAMBURG-Suevia (str.), Segovia (str.), Wittenburg (str.).
FOR VICTORIA, B.C.-Victoria (str.).
FOR VANCOUVER.-Empress of China (str.), Athenian (str.).
FOR PORTLAND (OREGON).—Indravelli (str.). FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-Nippon Maru (str.), China (str.). -
FOR NEW YORK.—Afridi (str.), Indrani (str.), Arara (str.), Glenartney (str.).
FOR SAN DIEGO.-Belgian King (str.).
FOR AUSTRALIAN PORTS.-Kasuga Maru (str.), Eastern (str.), Changshą (str.).
FOR SINGAPORE AND BOMBAY.-Melpomene (str.).
FOR BOMBAY, VIA SINGAPORE AND COLOMBO.- Hiroshima Maru (str.).
SHIPPING. ÅRRIVALS AND DEPARTURES SINCE LAST MAIL ARRIVALS.
May
19, Kutsang, British str., from Samarang. 20, Ville d'Alger, French monitor, from Calais. 20, Natal, French str., from Marseilles. 20, Cheangchow; British str., from Straits. 20, Deuteros, German str., from Bangkok. 20, Telemachus, British str., from Saigon. 20, Lizard, British gunboat, from Swatow. 21, Chas. Rogier, Belgian str., from Bangkok. 21, India, Austrian str., from Trieste. 21, Esmeralda, British str., from Manila. 21, Kasuga Maru, Japanese str., from Japan. 21, Waka Maru, Japanese str., from London. 21, Whampen, British str., from Shanghai, 21, Aristes, Aust: ian str., from Möji. 91, Rosetta Mârn, Jap. str., from Australia. 21, Pekin, British str., from London. 22, Titania, German. from Singapore.
THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS.
22, Taksang, British str., from Bangkok.” 22, Loongmoon, German str., from Canton. 22, Wingsang, British str., from Canton. 22, Hiroshima Mara, Jap. str., from Y'hama. 22, Yiksang, British str., from Nowchwang. 22, Daphne, British sloop, from Shanghai. 22, Michael Jebsen, Ger. str., from Hoihow. 23, Hongkong, French str., from Hoihow. 23, Devawongse, Gorman str., from Bangkok. 23, Pakhoi, British str., from Wuhu. 23, Arratoon Apcar, Brit. str., from Calcutta. 23, Suevia, German str., from Shanghai. 23, Thales, British str., from Haiphong. 23, Loyal, Ger. str., from Pekalongan (Java), 23, Styx, French gunboat, from Canton. 23, Iris, U.S. transport, from Yokohama. 23, Bengal, British str., from Shanghai.
May-
DEPARTURES.
19, Gisela, Austrian str., for Trieste. 19, Haiching, British str., for Swatow. 20, Indus, French str., for Europe. 20, Nanchang, British str., for Newchwang. 20, Hinsang, British str., for Hongay. 20, Foochow, British str., for Shanghai. 20, Newark, U.8. flagship, for America. 21, Natal, French str., for Shanghai. 21, Hailan, French str., for Hoihow. 21, Hong Wan I, British str., for Amoy. 21, Achilles, British str., for Shanghai. 21, Haimun, British str., for Swatow. 21, Cheangchew, British str., for Amoy. 21, Suisang, British str., for Calcutta. 21, Nurnberg, German str., for Yokohama. 21, Loosok, German str., for Bangkok. 21, Hanoi, French str., for Haiphong. 21, Anping, British str., for Shanghai. 21, Miike Maru, Jap. str., for Moji. 21, Kachidate Maru, Jap. str., for K'notzu. 21, Taishun, American str., for Canton. 22, Sangkiang, British str., for Manila. 22, Whampoa, British str., for Canton. 22, Pakshan, British str., for Singapore. 22, Petrians, British str., for Palembang. 22, Goodwin, British str., for Sourabaya. 22, Woosung, British str., for Amoy. 22, Perla, British str., for Manila. 22, Mausang, British str., for Sandakan. 22, Bergenhus, Norw. str., for Kutchinotzu. 22, Antonio Macleod, Amr. str., for Iloilo. 22, Daphne, German str., for Nagasaki. 22, Taichiow, German str., for Bangkok. 22, Isla de Luzon, U.S. gunboat, for Manila. 23, India, Austrian str., for Yokohama, 23, Gormania, German str., for Amoy. 23, Sishan, British str., for Swatow. 23, Aristea, Austrian str., for Moji. 23, Wakasa Maru, Japanese str., for Japan. 23, Loongmoon, German str., for Shanghai. 23, Glengyle, British str., for Shanghai. 23, Wingsang, British str, for Shanghai. 23, Onsang, British str., for Sourabaya. 23, Yiksang, British str., for Canton. 23, Pakhoi, British str., for Canton.
PASSENGERS LIST. ARRIVED.
Por Antonio Macleod, from Iloilo, Mr. and Mrs. Laesson and family (7), Sergt. Reigna, Messrs. Harry Brown and Matz.
Per Perla, from Manila, Mr. Tanhelm, Mrs. Mam, Messrs. Neuman, Neuman, Jr., W. Cleasby, F. H. Hynnman, R. E. Humphreys, W. R. Adams, H. Rider, J. D. Miller, N. Martin, E. Durrant.
Per Elita Nossack, from Chinkiang, Mr. Strantzen.
Per Yuensang, from Manila, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Messrs. A. V. Valencia, J. P. Martin, C. Yamberg, O. Leampo, Miss C. Mollisa and Mrs. Enriqueta de Lopes and six children.
Per Kutsang, from Sonrabaya, Mr. Mac Pherson
Per Natal, for Hongkong, from Marseilles, via Colombo, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and two children; from Bombay, Mr. A. Kollbrumer; from Colombo, Messrs. Wandy and Leopold, from Singapore, Mr. A. de Lango and Lieut. Standley; from Saigon, Mrs. Monny and infant. Per Indus, for Hongkong, from Nagamki, Mr. Pitault; from Shanghai, Messrs. Rickett, de Philippe, Rice, Meyer, Mengell and Melgram: for Saigon, from Nagasaki, Dr. Tolleyre: for Singapore, from Yokohama, Messrs. Hills and Chase; from Nagasaki, "Mr. Rowley; from Shanghai, Mr. R. P.Robert: for Port Said, from
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[May 25, 1901, Nagasaki, Mr. Schiavuzsi; from Shanghai, Mrs. Carlassaro and Mr. Goldman: for Mar- seilles, from Yokohama, Mr. de Bocarme; from Nagasaki, Mr. Phsen; from Shanghai, Mr. Perragu, Mr. and Mrs. (hausson and infant, Mr. Briol, Mrs. Weil, Miss Rué, Messrs. Pilven, Gousy, Wills, H. Trail and Laville.
Per Wakasa Maru, from London, Mr. North, Miss Gordon, Master and Miss Hansser and Mrs. Rickets.
Per Whampoa, from Shanghai, Messrs. F. Weatherston, F. A. Campbell, P. Neckholds, Dr. D. Parr, Messrs. E. N. Finchli, Sterling. and Galasey.
Per Esmeralda, from Manila, Col. and Mrs. Rice, U.S.A., Messrs. Lyons, McKitrick,Smyth, toku, Capt. Cobban, Messrs. Clarke, F. Toshi- Calho and Maller and Mrs. Toshitoku.
Per Kasuga Maru, from Japan, for Hong- kong, Mr. W. Walsh, Dr. W. A. Kidd, Mr. and Miss Nomura and Mrs. M. Tashima; for Manila, Messrs. Wm. Simpson, C. G. Campbell, Mrs. M. Cruse and two children, Messrs. R. H. Rycroft, C. Donnery, Mrs H. Ohnishi, and Mr. M. Gomes; for Brisbane, Mr. W. A. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Miss Barton, Mrs. and Miss Perry, Misses F. and K. Perry, Mr. W. AN Tally, Misses A. and M. Tully, Mrs. and Master Jones; for Sydney, Mrs. and Miss Paul, Mr. A. E. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Frankland and son; for Melbourne, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Spower, Miss Brown, Mr. C. Rebard and Mrs. A. E. Fisher.
Per Rosetta Maru, from Australia, for Hong- kong, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lindsay and child, Messrs. W. Griffiths, G. Whyte, C. A. Wright- body, H. Jorvis, Mrs. Arpatler, Mr. and Mrs. Laughorn, Col. Spiebages, Mr. E. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. Lister and Master Lister, Messrs. Moran, H. Richardson, Sheperdson, A. Marchi- son and T. Kernan; for Kobe, Mr. K. Morita and Miss T. Koyama; for Yokohama, Miss H. Darley, Miss M. Darley, Mr. Wright, Miss Bolydon, Mr. A. Smith, Miss E. Auberson, Mrs. B. Boyce, Mr. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. T. Arther- ton, Messrs. Hikokuro Takayama, 8. Goshida, Lieut. MoDonnell, Dr. A. E. McDonnell, Lady Gordon, Messrs. Howes, L. M. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad, Miss Schwabe, Miss K. Nu- mata, Mr. O. Goshimura, Mrs. M. Haruguchi, and Mrs. Kernan and child.
DEPARTED.
Per Hongkong Maru, from Hongkong, for Shanghai, Mr. A. Fitch; for Nagasaki, Mr. L. Mallory and Lieut. J U. Bell, U.S N.; for Kobe, Capt. and Mrs. Ainslie; for Yokohama, Mrs. A. W. U. Pope, Capt. and Mrs. Tilley and Miss E. 8. Bars; for San Fancisco, Messrs. M. D. Garratt, Louis Basch, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Grant, Mr. S. P. Clark, Miss A. A. Lewis, Messrs. R. G. Bube, Geo, Stevens, J. C. Mill, W. Henderson and James F. Fair; for Portland, Miss H. P. Phillips and Rev. T. W. Barkholder; for London, Mr. J. W. Darwood, Mr and Mrs. C. H. Blake and Dr. J. Mao- fadyen.
Per Indus, from Hongkong, for Saigon, Messrs. M. Parsram, M. Hotshand, S. Dhurm dass and H. Isaarashi; for Singapore, Messrs. E. A. Pugh and F. Matz; for Marseilles, Rev. A. A. Pedrosa, Lieut. E. L. de Azevedo, Messrs. F. I. Moraes, V. Camara, A. Camara, P Denie. lon, J. Munsch, L. Lebail and C. L. Bihan.
Per Natal, from Hongkong, for Shanghai, The Hon. J. J. Keswick, Messrs. W. A. Evans, F. Fernandes, J. F. Lawson, C. von Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Cobral; for Nagasaki, Mr. H. Cornu; for Kobe, Mr. J. Sujuki.
Per Perla, for Manila, Dr. Weber, Mrs. Aenlle and child, Mr. A. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. Orojas, Mrs. Abad and child, Messrs. J. Mao Williams, F. W. Brooks, J. Komori, Y. Misu, H. 8. North, M. Edaral, W. R. Adams, N. Keematrai and John Nelson.
Per Wakäid Maru, for Japan, Capt. Way- mouth, R.A., Mr. H. E. Battlewalla, Mr. and Mrs. Uchida, Mins M. Uchida, Master I. Uchida, Miss 8. Mita, Mrs. Playfair, Messrs. Murimura, Murata, Southern, Miss H. Beymour, Mr. J. Bansa, Dr. H. Mine, Miss C. Seymour, K. Horiguchi, N. Koriki, Miss Le Mrs. de Katsumise, and Mr. K. Mitssaki
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