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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
HONGKONG MARKET.
The following extracts are from the fortnightly Report of the General Cham! ber of Commerce, dated August 30th :—
COTTON PIECE GOODA
Since we last wrote there has been a distinct improvement in our markot especially as regards clearances. There has been certain amount' of enquiry and sales are reported of 84lbs. Grey Shirtings, 10lbs, Grey Shirtings, 9. T. Cleths and some small parcels of White Shirtings, All old chops. Mid-American Cotton has advanced to 6.813.. for spot and 6.444. for October-November. In consequence of this rise in the price of the raw material and a good demand from India the Manchester market is firm and eloth prices are advancing.
FANCY COTTON GHODA. Although no sales are reported from first hands carga is moving froly. The recent political troubles have been followed by heavy foods all along the West River and the native Banks are acting with the greatest caution as regards credits. Until confidence is completely restored we cannot expect nov business.
COTTON YARN.
In sympathy with the improved political situation in the Mouth clearances are better A fair hat still leave much to be desired. volume of business has been transacted und values appreciated about $1 all round and i in a few instances for 16s about $2 per bale. Quotations are:-No. 10 nt $103 to $128, No. 12 at $110 to $129, No. 16s at $123 to $140, No. 20s at $126 to $150. Arrivals 18,000. holes. Sales 9,030 bales, Shipments
i. Bargains 64,000 bales. 28,000 bales.
WOOLLINA,
Unsold stock
Market still devoid of new business. It is, kowever, expected that the approaching coll season will enable present, stocks to go into consumption and Bormal business should be resumed in the spring of 1914..
at
RAW COTTONK.
#No change is the only comment under this heading.
בגיוס
The market for Bengal opium has been. nctive and prices have advanced to $5,225 for Sew, $5.050 for Old, and $4,950 for very Ol Paina; Benares at 84,975 for Now, $4,800 for 2 years and 84,700 for 3 years Old Malwa.-A large business, has been transmeted at a further advance in prices. The quota- tions were: New to 4 years at $3,800; 5/6 years at 89,075; Old at $14,075; Persian no market. locally. The stocks on 29th August chosts wete:-1,587 chests Patna 806
Benares, 1,212 chests Malwn and 588 chests Persian. The quantities exported and con- sumed during the fortnight were 112 chests Patna, 56 Benares, and 195) Matwa." The stocks of uncertified opium were on the 28th August 117 Paton and 62 Henares. During the period 25 cheats were reported.
A tabla shows tint the total exports for July amounted to 7313 chests (including 180) chests of uncertified opinm).
METALK.
Fifty tons of square Bat round bar iron were sold. Business continues dull, dealers, apparently being unwilling to commit them- selves further, until some of the accumulated stocks have been worked off. Tinplates 2,000 haxės have been reported sold at 13/9 per box sifui. Yellow metal is quiet.
· PATROLEUM PRODUCTA.
Prices, advanced 6-cents per unit in all i grades of oil. Domanul is increasing and market stronger.
COMSA.
No sales of importance sure reported.
BUGAR.
Improved political outlook and the near approach of the mid-automo festiyal accompl for heavy transactions in Browns of all descriptions for Northera ports, and White Javas for Cunton. Hongkong Refineds, more movement, The sales comprised 174,500 pienls.
SALTPETRE.
Sales
Stock anmounted to 200 bags. amounts, ta 4500 Bags and the market "is quiet.
FLOUX.
American Market. A few small sales are reported, but general buying from the inrger mills has not yet commenced. Market j very firm and freights' show no signs of giving way.
Australian Market.--Prices are firm, and ne sales have been possible.
Local Market.--Tho demand from Coast Ports has continued and the Canton Delta is once more drawing supplies but the prices obtained are still very low. There is very little more flour to arrive before the new erop is put on the market, and with better clearances during the past fortnight, stocks have been considerably reduced, now stand- ing at about 1,250,000 sacks,
GENERAL EXPORTS.
In feathers the market is unchanged. The Ginger market is quict; Galangal, quiet; Cassia oil market neglected and prices declining in consequence of the absence of i domand. For aniseed oil the market is "strong","" and some transactions"gro" reported at 3381 to 8390. There is no demand for star aniseed ut present market rates; nor is there any demand for wood oil. Very little business has been done in soy and no sales of human hair are reported, and | the same of bristles. Reports of tin and matting are not to kand.
PASSED THE CANAL.
August 8th-uluck, Nile, Stenter. August-12th-Benarig, Diomed, Indien, Prinz Ludwig, Sunda, Titan, Kishi.
August 15th-dravi, Oanfa, Suentra, Tango Muru, Wray Castle, Dew of Glamis, Paul Lerat,
August 19th-Machaon.
August 22nd-Albengo, Bayern, Ernest Simona, Glenstrac, Sardinia, Sithonia Ieddo, Demodocus.
August 6th-Annan, Altmark, Indra. dunia.
August 10th-Atsuto Maru, Canton, Kamo Maru, Siam, Torek. Greisenau, i Ischia.
ARRIVALS AT HOME. August 29th-Ernest Simons,
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1913.
"Gentlemen, look at this evidence!"
You could not ask for more intelligent and trustworthy witnesses than these well-known people who bave come forward, of their own free will, to testify in public that they have taken Sanatogen-that
it did really benefit their health-and that it specially benefited their nerves.
Weigh their evidence well, gentlemen! And remember that I can also produce over 16,000 original letters, signed by responsible practising physicians, who commend Sanatogen because of the excellent results which they have obtained from it in cases of nervous exhaustion, brain-fag, sleeplessness, depres- sion, lassitude; anæmia, digestive disorders, dysentery, and various wasting diseases,
But, gentlemen, I will not ask you to base your final verdict even upon this evidence. I will ask you to give your evidence upon the evidence of your own senses-ko let your own bodies tell you whether Sanatogen is a true health-giver.
In one word, gentlemen, I will ask you to
Try Sanatogen Yourselves!
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Rowe, Shanghai..
DR. C. W. SALENDY, the well-known
Medical Author=
"Saualagen is a specialty wispsed food that, una solved the problem of giving phosphärus in such a way pint the nervous system can take hali of it."
V. F. SAGRADA. Bishop of Irina and Vient-pastolic of Eastern Zura:
"Saratogjen hrs cured me of an ofsti unte altek of Vezeniery from which I suffered for a long time, having found all drugs powerless against it-perhars here cannot sick a mic diel. Saratogen has cated the even without using milk
18. Segredo
M. ALL CAINE, the Dramatist:
** write)zat! Court, London. My experience, of Sasatigen has bees that as a tosic nerve food it has on more than one occasion done me good."
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HLETIN, Chemie, Southampton, Eng
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SAPIOL SSTEEL A Card PILLS
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OF
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FOR
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BRONCHITIS
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SILAGE WHITE, M.P;
("My experience of Hanndogen con- firms the raedieal opinion: there is no Tonger that feeling of fatigue which que previously experienced, but there allows from Is use a distinct restura. Live effect."
MR. SHIRLEY TREXEARNA, Ector of
Capital." Calentia:
"I compot speak too highly of Sannt- quiep, which not only kept me up during a sharp attack of fever, but niterwards restored me once more to fal vigour."
THE AKENBISHOP DE RAMRAV
fue Sematogen every al then, sler any doctor's advice, and always derive great nefit from it
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STEAMERS.
ANGHIN, German str., 1,001, Chr. Kumpel, 31st August Bangkok 21st August, General Butterfield & Sire. AWA MARU, Japanese str., 83,012. R. Shimidzu, D1st AugustSeattle 20th July, Floor-Nippon Yuse Kaisha. | CANL DIEDERICHSEN, German str., 774,
E. Fahren, 30th August-Hohow 29th August, General.-Jebsen & Co. CHINI, British str.. 1,800, F. McGarity, 90th August Swatow 10th August, Ballast. Butterfield &.Swird CHINHA, British str., 1,348, Finlayson,
20th August-Manila 26th August, General Butterfield & Swire CHIYUEN, Chinese str., 1,177, W Boss,
27th August-Shanghai 24th August, General Chinese. CHUNSANG, British str., 1,418, G. J. Mattock, 20th Auguss- Soutabaya 18th August, Sugar-Jardine, Lathe son & Co.
DEFAR, Norwegian str. 1,100. J. Bing, 31st August-Bangkok 22nd Algust, General Chinese.”
HAAKE, German str., 786, K. Stalusion, 19th Angust-Newport Ist July, Goal.
Order.
28th
HAITAN, British atr., 1,183, J. S. Roach, 31st August-Foochow 28th August, General --Douglas, Lapraik & £0. HAKATA MARU, Japanese str., 3,10, H.
Nomura,
August-Sipore 23rd August, General-Nippoused
Kaisha. HONGKONG, French str., 738, Masquerite, 30th August-Haiphong 28th August, General.—A. B. Marty. Horsano, British str.. 1,359, C. A. Rertson. 20th August-Chingwantuo 22nd August, Coal-Jardine, Mathieson & Co.
IKALA, British str., 2,821. R. Carrus,
21st August-Maji tath August, ber-Order.
KALJE MARU, Japanese fr., 2,084, W. Yamamoto, 23rd August-Swat 22nd August, General-Order. KAMOR, Norveginn str.. 940. Tulek Muns, 29
ROYAL YONIC
ATR. MARSILALE. Hard, the entirent K C.,
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3. Temple Gardens,
*Loulan, EC.
only right to say that I have tried Saratogen, and find it to be a most excellent food."
TUT. REV. FATHER FURNARIO VAVOHÁN;
vagem“ 144. Mount Street, W. Sanatoren promises when you are rus down to pick you up. It does so.
SIR WILLIAM Bora, M.P
Veucunt, King Street,
Hammerstnžejo, 357.
"I have muck pleasure in staling tīrat I couskler your preparndon, Samabogen. Is of decided value. It performs that which it promises to do, au 1 live recommended it to severni laiends."
KUTSANG, British str., 3,109, R. C, D. August-Kobe 21st Bradley, 27th August, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. LYEEMOON, German str., 1,238, O. Sach, 26th August Saigon 23rd August, Rice.-Chinese.
PONGTONG, German str., 907, W. Botefuhr, 31st August-Bangkok 22nd August, Rias-Ordor
SIMONA, British str., 1,221, H S. Best. 19th August-New York 27th June, General Dodwell & Co. SIGNAL, German str., 007, Bendixen, 28th August-Boibow 27th August, Stone, ---Jebsen & Co. SIKIANG, French str., 655, J. Pannier, 28th August-Haiphong 26th August, General Messagerier Maritimes, SREVIA, German str., 3,387, Fr. Kruse, 981 August Haukow 23rd August, General-Enmburg-Amerika Linie. SUMBANG, British str., 1,722, H. Simpson, 25th August-Moji 19th August, Coal, -Jardine, Matheson & Co. Tano MARU, Japanese str., 2,830, T.
Hamada, 27th August-Manila 24th August, Flour and General.-Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Telemachus, British str... 1,000), Fraser, 29th August-Saigon 25th August, General,—— Order.
WAISHING, British str., 1,170, J. S. Holm- wood, 20th August--Swatow 25th August, General.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
WARREN, American transport, 4,000 S. F. Randall, 30th August-Manila 7th August, General-Order.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.
Per Liisang, from Singapore, Lieut.- Col. Watson and Mr. Belton,
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 1st of 11.25 6.m.-A hallow depres sion covers Japan.
Pressure has decreased slightly along the south-east coast of Chine, orar Formosa, and the Philippines:
The southorn depression now covers Aunatu A typhoon is approaching the Visayas from eastward The approximate position of the centre at 6 am. this morning was latitude 12 deg. 8. and longitude 130 deg. E.
Light or variable winds are indicated over the China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 033 inches,
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is an follows:
DISERIO
* Hongkong & Neighbourhood
FORECAST
Formosa Channal
[The
game as
No. 1.
Bouth coast of China between (The Hongkong end Laxacoke. Bouth coast of Chiza bottveen (East
Bama 3.3 No. 1,
winds,.
Hongkong and Hainsa.. 1 moderate.
* Light or variable winds; fine.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station
REGISTER.
1ST SEETEMBRE, 1913, A.M.
Vindrostook.. Nemuro
Hakodate the
Tokio
Kochi
Hour..
Barometer
pa mag 20
B
6. 29.89
29.81
Wind
29.71
BW
VISITORS AT HOTEL.
HONGKONG More..
Mr J. M. Aaron Mr J. T. Aydelotto Mr F. 8. Avery Mr C. T. Battelle Mr F. E. Baldwin
A. T. Barberini Mr H. Brain Bates Mr E. B. Bate Mrs E. R Belillos Mr A. G. Byllis Mr P. A. Bolton Mr A. Bona Air H. van Breen
Mr S. M. Brown
Mr A. J. Cambridge
Mrs Carter
Miss D'Almada
Castre
Master D'Almada E
Castre
Mr & Mrs
F.
X.
D'Almada E Castro Mr F. T. Chapple Mr A. H. Cobb Dr. A. L. E. P.
Coleman
Miss Jolly Colewis Mr J. J. Connell Mr C. H. Davia
Mr J. Dower
Mr & Mrs Dartenno
And 2 children Miss Sophie Diamond Mr & Mrs R. Douglas
H.
Mr & Mrs W. A.
Hannibal
Dr J. G. Hanne
Mr W. T. Harbord
Mr J. L. Harris
Mr H. de Hees Mr J. H. M. Henry Hon Mr E. A. Howett
Q.M.G.
De S. Y. Howell Mr A. H. Hudson
Mr K. S. Kabel
Mr Elly Kadoorie Mr W. A. Kont Mr A. Kraman Mr F. Kullay Mr B. Markham Mr
C. Faro brother Малол
Miss M. Matheson Mr R. T. Matheson Mrs Geo. Martin Mr P. Mayer Mr A. D. McBurney Mr W. A. Montser
- Mr & Mrs F.
McDonald
Mr W. A. Dowley Mr T. J. van Desal.
dorp
Madam Tan Dusseldorp Mies H. van Dussel
dorp
Mr & Mrs H. Ehrenfels
Mr Denman Fuller
C.
Mr H. Gallette Mrs F. W. Gage Mr & Mrs L. H. Geare
Dr J. M. Gillespie Mrs R. Gillts
29.80
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Nagamaki .....
" 29.66
29.32
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29.81
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Miss Gil is
29.84
NNE 1
29.93
Misk D. Gilli
Kagosbirds...... Olima Nahna lehijma
Bonin Is..... Cbofoo Wethaiwel Hankow Ichang.... Kinkiong Changaha Shanghai..... Gutzlaff
29,92 67 79 SE
· * ~ * | * | | ] * * * * * * ARABIE
Temperature.
Humidity.
Weather
Direction
Force
29.94 6395
29.9
Sharp Posk ... 7.29.8
Amoy
Swator
Taiboku
Taichu
Tainan encan
Koshua Pescadores
Canton Hongkong Gap Rook
6 a 29.88 82
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29.34
» 29.83
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29.79 9 a. 29,87 81
6. 29,821 78
19
29.80
Macao
Wechow wild
90.
Bolboy
Pakhoi
Phallen
Touraue
O. St. James...
Aparri ....... Manils Legaspi Bacolod
Iloilo
Cebu
Labuan
29.81 80
6.29.83 79
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7
» 29.78 82
29.98 82
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T. F. CLAFTON, Director,
1 Barometer, reduced to 39 Zagrosa Fahrenheit, on the leral of the sos in inches, tenths and hundredths.
ESTERATURE, in the shado, in degreen
Fahrenheit.
8 HUMIDITE, in parentage of saturation, the var idity of air axtarated with moisture being 100.
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,
5 Ponce or W, nocording to Beaufort Seals. 6 STATE OF WEATHER, b bino gity, o detsohod pload, d drizeling rain, t fog, 4 gloomy, h hail 1, lightning, o overcast, passing showers, a squall, e vain, s suos, t khunder, v visibility, wdow (wob)
7 RAIN ninokea tantha and horadcedtky
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, September let.
Previous On Dato On Date
Day
at at ¡nt 2 pm.
a.m. 2 pm.
Barometer Temperature Hamidity Wind Direction
Force
Weather .......
Mr A. G. Gordon
Die J. Gourgoy
Mr P. O. von Griso-
Mr F. A. MocKintosh Mr R. K. Mahes Mr J. Morecki Mr A. Mildner Mr A. B. Moulder Mrs J. D. F. Mülder Mr J. D. F. Mülder Me W. Naismith Miss G. O'Leary Mr J. Ormiston Miss Parker
Mr J. A. Padlow Dr H. Poensgen Mr R do Proville Mr E. M. Raymond Mr E. R. Bay Misa F. Rosy Mr A L. Rock
Mr R. R. Roxburgh Mra Sohonk
Me J. O. Sibley Mr E. T. Singer
Mr & Mrs E E. Smith Mise A Square Mr & Mrs J. Stappen
Mr S. J. Steibel Capt H. A. Walker Ar 5. F. Webb Mra M. G. White
gono
Mr
V. Goulboura
Mr R. J. Grimehew
Mr E. R Hale
Mr F. W. White
Mr P. C. Ha}}
Mr G. G. Woud
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Mrs R. Almond
Mr F. J. Cargill Mr C. Castro Mr T. Chee
Bir R. Connell
Mr H. E, Connell Mr & Mrs Debbie Mr W. Donaldson Mr Walker Mr & Mrs K. MoHugh Mr & Mrs Kraft My M. F Murray
Mr & Mrs W.
Miss F. Snandera
Gerlach
Van
Mr & M J. H N.
Mody
Mr & Mrs Majar and
FOR
Mr & Mrs Schenk
Mrs Finchett
Mr H. S. Spurge Mr A, P. Nobba
Mr F. A. Mackintosh
F. Mis Massey Mrs Morriss
Mr J. A. Murphy Mr & Mrs Lenaire and.
child
W...Mr W. Logan
Dr Sibree
Mr Geo, Grimble Mr J. B. Harris Mr & Mrs Heinemann Mr E. J. Hingle Vr B. Jonsen
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritaan
Mr & Mrs Alla
Mr Ami-fed
Mr WE, Bird
Capt & Mrs Passmore Mr & Mr Shathamor Capt & Mrs A. K Stewart and chil
dren
Mr G. C. Whitelaw
E
GBAND HOTEL.
Mr & Mrs A. B. Crow
Dr Kert
Mr Feason
Mrs Forsyth
Mr O Freese
Mr C. Frenck
Mru Fredon hall
Mr & Mrs Bandook
Miss Harwood
Mr Baylor M.C & King
P
Capt J. S. Dowingdoo Mr F. Lorria
Mies Now havon
Mr Morah
Cart Poliar
Miss Poole
Mr. Rayno Miss Bailly Mr A. II. Sayce Miss Saunders
Mrs Smith Mr Stockwath Mr C. Weismann
PHAK HOTEL,
Lieat Arohor, B.AM.C. Mr & Mre
29.81
29.33
29.80
87
78
85
Mr & Mrs W. Arm.
08
91
75
strong
East
ESE
Mr T. Arthur
Mr E F. Aucott
D
1
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0.
M & M Auld and
childron
0.3
Rain
Highest open sir Temperature on 31st ..... 87 Lowest open air Temperature on 31st...80
Days of
Week
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
From 2nd to 6th September 1913
HIGH WATER
Month
kong
Mean
tighe
Low Warr 5
G
Height.
Mr Haakelt
Mr & Mrs W. C. Birratt and oila
Mr & Mrs C. W. J.
Bell
Mr G. A. Bena
Mr & Mr Beyer Major Bowen, A.P.D. Mrs Howdler Miss Brition Hou Mr Bueknill Mr W. A. Butterfield
Mr & Mrs Carrio
M.
Cary
Mr & Mrs Chadwick
Capt Clarke
Mr & Mr. Crauss
H'kong.
Time
Times.
b. m.
it, n.
h. m.
ft. in
Fri.
Tuis. 2 10 9 8 0m 3 40
10 40 a 5 8 Wed, 311 37 5 11 13 6 6 1
5 22 a 18 Thurs. 4. 11 57 6 8 m
5
2.4.
Mr & Mrs Davenport
Major Dary
4 47 4 31
1 3
Mr & Mrs Davies
2 0
Mr Dixon
Mr& Mrs Dobber
1.9
Sán
11:47 6 3 5 $4 a 2 5 053 a 5 9 m b45 20
6 22 60 23 6 5 7 14
2 8 5 1 7 1 3 6 6
400 4 5 7 0 4 1 6.5 -10 35 2 4 No infer high nor low water
2 2
45 a
3
8 18
2 4
Por Rubi, from Manila, Mr. Crofts, Mr. Bana. Mr. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Satar. Barnett and infant, Mr. Pugley, Mr. Nosa and Mr. A. Lapieque,
Per Empress of Bussier-for-Hongkong, from Vancouver, Mrs H. Hicks, Capt. Mon. J. T. Aydelotte, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Stappen, Mr. A. 1. Bellis, Mr. F. C.
8 m 152
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General Chinese. KUMCHOW, British str., 1,450, J. A. Martin, 27th August Saigon 23rd August, Rice.-Chinese. KUNAGIRI MALU. Japanese str.. 1,982, Kuwana, 29th August-Moji 3rd August, Coal-Mitsu Bishi Kaisha.
A. Nelson, Mr. E. Leeable, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Richardson; from Kobe, Me Gray, Mr. J. L. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. le, 2 children and 2 servant; fra Nagasaki, Archdeacon and Mrs. Barnett; Stangbai, Mr. R. J. Grimshaw, Mr E. L. Shenton, Mr. C. A. S. Russ, MAJ. H. McHenry, Mr. J. Knaak, Mr. ad Mrs. H. E. Arahold, Mr. and Mrs. DM. Nissim and servant, Mr. T. S Ary and Mr. J. D. Wright.
Miss Dronry
Mr G, A. Dintton
Mr S H. Ellis
Consol & Airs Eitzon 2M Fieber and chil.
dren
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