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HONGKONG, 1 th February.-Freights coastwise continue to improve and a large amount of bu i- ness has been transacted. From Saigon to Hong- kong, 23 cents last; to one port Philippines, 38 cents and 40 cents per picul have been paid for small carriers and more tonnage is wanted; to Japan, 87 cents offering for March shipment. From Java to Hongkong, 5 cents per picul. Coal freights are firm. From Moji to this, $2.30; to Singapore, $2.35; to Manila, $3.40; to Swatow, $2.50 per ton. The following are the settle- ments:-
Baron Balfour-British steamer, 2,552 tons, Moji or Kuchinotzu to Singapore. $2.35 per ton.
Amara-British steamer, 1,566 tons, Moji or Kuchinotzu to Hongkong, $2.30 per ton.
Ascol-British steamer, 2,786 tons, Moji or Ku- chinotzu to Hongkong, $2.15 per ton.
Goodwin-British steamer, 2,832 tons, Moji to Hongkong, $2.25 per ton.
Holstein-German steamer, 1,103 tons, Moji to Hongkong, $2.30 per ton.
Nanyang-German steamer, 1,000 tons, Mojí to Hongkong, 82 30 per ton.
Amigo-German steamer, 822 tons, Mojit Hongkong, $2.30 per ton.
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Lugano German steamer, 2,963 tons, Moji to Tougkong, $2.20 per ton.
Tyr--Norwegian steamer, 1,417 tons, Moji to Swatow, $2.50 per ton.
Frithjof-Norwegian steamer, 891 tons, hence to Kobe, 15 cents per picul.
Undine Norwegian steamer, 1,017 tons, hence to Kobe, 20 cents per picul.
Sullberg-German steuner, 782 tons, hence to Kobe, 20 cents per picul
Tyr-Norwegian steamer, 1,417 tons, hence to Kobe, 20 cents per picnl.
Telemachus-British steamer, 1,340 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 20 cents per picul.
Deuteros-German steamer, 1,001 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 2 cents per picul.
Babeloberg-German steamer, 1,379 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, :0 centa per picul.
Fausang--Saigon to Hongkong, 20 cents per
picul.
Taicheong-German steamer, 939 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 23 cents per picul.
Fictoria-Swedish steamer, 989 tons, Saigon to Hongkong. 23 danta per picul.
Emm Luyken-German steamer, 1,109 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 20 cents per picul.
Independent German steamer, 1,040 tons, Sa- Į gon to Hongkong, 23 cents per picul.
Decima-German steamer, 994 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 23 cents per picul.
Laertes British steamer, 1,514 tons, Saigon o Hongkong, 22 cents per picul.
Chinshan-Aritish steamer, 1,282 tons, Saigon to Hongkong, 22 cents per picul.
Elq-Norwegian steamer, 78 tons, Saigon to one port Philippines, 38 cents per picul.
Karin Swedish steamer, 698 tons, Saigon to one or two ports Philippines, 40 cents and 44 centa (part cargo).
Triumph-German steamer, 769 tons, monthly, 3/3 months, at $6,000 per month.
Pionier German steamer, 975 tons, monthly, monthe, at $5,500 per month.
Heinrich Menzell-German steamer, 1,002 to 8, monthly' 6 months, at $5,900 per month.
Nanyang-German steamer, 1,084 tons, monthly, 6 months, at $5,400 per month.
Holstein-German steamer, 1,103 tons, monthly, 6 months, at $5,50 per month.
Frithjof-Norwegian steamer, S91 tons, monthly,
6 months, at $6,500 per month.
M. Struve---Gorman steamer, 983 tons, monthly, 6 months, at $6,500 per month.
Prometheus-Norwegian steamer, 1,023 tons, monthly, 6 months, at $6,750 per month.
Lydia-German steamer, 1,772 tons, monthly, at $11,000 per month.
¡ rogress-German steamer, 799 tons, monthly, 8 months, at $4,500 per mo. th.
Karin-Swedish steamer, 698 tons, monthly, 8 months, at $5,000 per month.
etartos-German steamer, 1,578 tons, inonthly, 8 months, at $8,000 per month.
Tritos-German steamer, 1,033 tons, monthly, 9 months, at $6,500 per month.
Vorwarts-German steamer, 643 tons, monthly, 12 months; at $5,750 per month.
Knivsberg-German steamer, 648 tons, monthly, 12 months, at $5,700 per month.
SHIPPING ARRIVALS and DeparTURES SINCE LAST
MAIL. February- ARRIVALS.
7. Canton, British str., from Chinkiang. 7, Hsiuchi, Chinese str., from Shanghai.
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7. M. Struve, German sir., from Haiphong 8. Ale ia, German str., from Shanghai. 8, Andalusia, German 8 r.. from Hamburg. 8, Hoihao, French str., from Pakhoi. 8, Mad. Rickmers, Ger. str., from Bangkok. 8, Tjilatjap, Dutch str., from Uncassar. 8, Zafiro, British str., from Manila. 9, Asperu, Austrian cruiser, from Canton
, Australien, French str, from Marseilles. 9. Hamberg, German str., from Hamburg. 9, Catherine A poar, Brit str., from Calcutta, 9, Choysang, British str., from Canton. 9, Haishing, British s r., from Coast Poris. 9, Kwangtah, Chinose str., from Canton. 9, Luertes, British str., from Saigon. 9, Mausang, British str. from Sandakan. 9, Rajaburi, German str,, from Bangkok. 9, Simongan, Dutch str., from Samarang. 9, Undine, Norwegian str., from Swatow. 9. Wongkoi, German str., from Bangkok. 19, Carl Diederichsen, Ger.str.. from H'phong. 10, Hanoi, French str., from Haiphong. 10, Machew, German str., from Bangkok. 10, Taishuu, Chinese str., from Shanghai. 10 Waishing. British str, from Shanghai. 10. Woosung, British str., from Shanghai. 11, Crusader, British str., from Moji. 11, Hsinchi, Chinese str., from Canton. 11. Inaba Maru. Japanese str.. from London. 11, Iudrapura, British str., from Portland. 11, Lagaspi, Americau str., from Manila.. 1, Loong moon, German str., from Chinkiang. 1, Prins Valdemar, Danish sir, from Moji. 11, Progress, German str., from Touros. 11, Tjipanas, Dutch str., from Yokohama. 11, Tsinao, British str., from Kutchiaorzu. February-
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DEPARTURES.
8, Aki Maru. Japanese sir. for Kobe. 8, Albion, British battleship, for practice, 8, Avoca, British str., for Amoy. 8. Borneo, British str, for Shanghai, 8. Daigi Maru. Japanese str., for Takao, 8, Hanea, German str., for Singapore. 8. Hainchi, Chinese str., for Canton. 8. Sabine Rickmers, British str. for Amoy. 8. Vengeance, British b'tleship. for practice. 9, Andree Kickmers, Ger. str, for Swatow. 9, Babelsberg, German str., for Saigon. 9, Bengloe, British str., for Yokohama. 9, Benledi, British str., for Rangoou. 9, Canton, British str., for Canton. 9. Ernest Simons. French str., for Euro e. 9, Germanius, Ger. str., for Diamond Island. 9. Aniloong. British str., for Tamsui.
9, Hongwan 1. British str.. for Amay. 9, Hounslow, British str., for Sourabaya. 9, Kennebec, British str.. for Shanghai. 9, Kwangse, British-str., for Ni gpo.
9, Merionethshire, British str. for Shaug -al,
9. Murex, British str., for Fotoi.
9, Radnorshire, British str., for London. 9. Tun shing, British s'r, for Swatow. 10, Alesia, German str., fo. Hamburg. 10, Australien, Freuch st., for Shanghai. 1, Empress of India. Brit. str.. for Vancouver. 10. Choysang, British str., for hunghai. 10, Haimuo, British s r.. for Japan, 10, Kansu, British str, for Manila. 10, Kwangtah. Chinese str, for Shangbai. 10, Lothian, British str., for Portland, 10, Nestor, British str., for London. 10, Palgrave, British +-m_bqe,, for Syduey. 10, Tayabas, British str., for Manila 10. Woosung, British str., for Canton. 10, Wachang, British str.. for Cebu, 11, Andalusia, German str., for Yokohama. 11, Bamberg, German str., for Shanghai. 11, Changsha, British str, for Yokohama. 11, Haiching, British str., for Swatow. 11. Hoilao, French str., fo Pakhoi, 11. Perla, British str, for Manila. 11, Phn You, French str., for Saigon. I, Undine, Norwegian str., for Kobe. 11, Taishun, Chinese str., for Canton. 11, Waishing, British str., for Canton.
PASSENGER LIST.
ARRIVED.
Per Seydlitz, for Hongkong, from Breme, Mr. Oscar Bruder; from Southampton, Messrs. E. C. Wilks and family and H. McFarland; from Geros Mr. and Mrs. G. Errington, Miss Broches, Messrs. Starbe, Rad. Leiner, and A. Raucholtz; from Naples, Mr. Kurt Wibel and Capt. Alfr. Fich; from Colombo, Mr. and Mrs. von Francois, and Mr. Jul. A. Ámsobel; from Singapore, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lohmeyer, Major
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| Baker Brown, Messrs. G. Marschall, W.S. Allan, CH. Dodd, G. Davies. Ohno, H. Araguchit. and A. J. Weatherhead: for Shanghai, from Bremen, Mr. Richard Hess, from Antwerp, Mr. A. Reinhardt; from Southampton, Mrs. Tuebben and child, Messrs, H. Marshall, J. Barber, Alex. Malcolm. H. G. Craig and family, and Philipp Li der and family; froin Suez, Mr. H David; from Genoa, Mrs. Fishe. Mrs. Bloch and children, Messrs. Finninger, C. Krogh, E. von Schuehen, and G. Carignano; from Colombo, Mr. Robert Cordes: for Nagasaki, from Penang, Mrs. Yamata Otasi, Mrs. Ohase, and Mr. Chonda: for Kobe, from Genos, Mr. Georg Hamel; from Singapore, Mr. Paul Th. Tietzker: for Yoko- hama, from Southampton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee; from Genos, Mr. J. A. Harmssen; from Naples. Mr. Tsugarn; from Colombo, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hampe, and Capt. R. C. King..
Per Changsha, from Australia. Mrs, and Miss Lee, Mrs. McCreary and child. Mrs. Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Yates Misses Bray, M. Cashman. and Farrell, Messrs. J. Bray, F. Banes-Hewitt, S. Newsham. W. Lory. Judge Limberger, F. Nash, E. Hopkinson, H. Hiser, H. Tolmer, H. Porter, P. Sagnol, and D. P. Taylor.
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Per Ernest Simons, for Hongkong, from Yokohama Lieut. H. G. Leopold, Messra, J. P. H. Giri, Zakagi, Fukui, Ito, and Guidote; from Kobe, Mr. Midzushimo; from Shanghai, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart Lockhart and infant, Mrs. W. Allanson and two children, Mrs. A. J. d'Almeida and infaut, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Petti. can. Lieut. Raaz, Messr-, J. M d'Almeida, C. C. dos Remedios, Meurer, W. E, Kent, L. BoutinoD, J. Hunt. H. Knox, M. Zacker, E. Fornoní, Antonio M. Ferras, R. Las, M. Muir, D. Negris, and Palinoes: for Saigon, from Kobe, Mr. Kala- from Shanghai, Mrs. Douro and Mr. Peterson: for Batavia, from Shanghai, Mrs. Gallet: for Singapore, from Yokohama, Mr. Nakagawa; from Kobe, Mrs. Mitzutami, Miss Iketami, Mrs. Tsuriyami, and Mr. Yao; from Shanghai, Mrs. R. Fencik, Mrs. Nosomoso Suje, Mrs. Nocomose Teyo, Messrs. J. Moosa, Bas- soarvat, and Nocomoso Yose: for Colombo, from Shanghai, Mr. G. Stapira: for Port Said, from Kobe, Mr. Tabbats: for Marseilles, from Yoko- hama, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Tracey and infant, and Mr. Sabatie; from Kobe, Messrs. Fevre, G. Strathfied, Rowlands, Burns, Nagasse, McDonald, J. Hodder, McDonald, Smith, Parkinson, Andres. Underwood, Maun, Leavy, Wezett, Robertson, McAllister, H. Lang, M Lean, Murray, Parker, McKay, Anderson, Cooper, and Brown; from Shanghai, Messrs. Paa Jourdan, A. Gonnaud, Delestaing. Camp. bel, Muller, Torfa, Holtz, Outr quin, Hubert, and Kelly.
Per Australien, for Hongkong, from Mar- seilles, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Morel. Rev. Father Beliere. Capt. Mathien, Messrs. Cardos, Richard Summers, d'Abbadie, and Fihpacki; from ports of call, Mr. and Mrs. Ganse and infant, Mrs. Tillier, Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Wiecking, Misses Spring and Mariay, Messrs. Ph. Ziadi, W. A. Dowley, de Knobloch. Chye Kapp, Dessolier, Warwick, and Peter Duthowick: for Shanghai, from Marseilles, Dr. H. Fresson, Rev. Fathers Danzas, Bourgain, and Ch, Bonilet, Messrs. F. A. M. Castle and Pico; from ports of call. Messrs. Bloch and Kalouter: for Japan, from Marseilles, Messrs. Earique Serra, Garriga Moner, Quehara, an Aryoski; from ports of call, Messrs. R. H. Baker, J. H. Bonford, and R. Rocouly.
DEPARTED.
Per Seydlitz, from Hongkong, for Shanghai, Mrs S. Ozorio. Mrs Tamwa, Mr. and Mrs. Witkowski, Mrs. Abbot, Mr. and Mrs Menzies, Mrs. L. A. Musso, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Musso, Miss-8 A: Weatherstoue, J. O'Brien Butler, and A. M. Meyers, Messrs 'l'. Gutierrez, H. E. Liod, Hagedorn, Morris, J. Wellbrook, Paul Kohn, H. McFarland, C. Reim, Kesby, Fostithe, Heins. J. Mathan, and H. Freerman0.
Per Empress of India, for Vancouver, &c., Mrs. M. Onslow, Mrs. N. Haru, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. L'unlop, Misses W. Forster, Dean, Cooke, and M. Cashman, Capt. Fitzohkam, Messrs. W. Sharples, Geo. J. Hawkins. Douglas Storey, John A. Mollur. Y Yasumoto, Galistano, David, Jno. S. Gillies, and W. T. MoLaughlin.
Printed and published by Bertram Augns, US HALE for the Concerned, at 14, Des Vœux Road Central, City of Victoria, Hongkong London Office: 131, Fleet Street, E.C.
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