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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1897.

HONGKONG MARKET PRICES, Corrected to Saturday, May 1, 1897. 41 1020 Cash per Dollar Mexican,

PRICE

tike,

catty

花酸意

160

白粥

1993 2 1 § 3 8 8 2 39 19 28

我毯沙

石狗公

馬友魚

110

口鼠

200

calty

114 11

山海

THE CHINA MAIL.

Pintos,

Pomfret, White

Chinese Names.

Highs. LowsAŤ,

Vox,

Ponitrat, Black

Butcher Meat.

肉食

IT&WDE

Ray,

Baton, English,

Ama, Bugar cured,

ib.

Feochow,

220

• 17

Japán, cured

Beef loi & priare cut, catty. 140

Соханий,

eatly 140

Roast,

* Soap,

100

Stark,

120

Bullock's Brains,

Tongue fresh, each

per set

250

curred »

910

Head,

· 11

Heart,

Heup, Sult

cakey

140

Feet,

cach

Kidneys,

Tail,

100

Liver..

. catty

Tripe (undrcased) catty 60

Calves Head and Fest, sot

Hams, American,

-600

lb.

340

Сілове,

English, New,,

Jap cured,

Mutton Chop,

Leg,

140

Shanghai,.

Shoulder,.

Pige' Chitlings,

Feet,

Fry,

•

Hoad,

Heart,

Kidneye,

. pais

Liver,

Pork, Chop,

. catty

Corned,

Leg,

Fat or Land,

each

190

180

Bheeps' Head and Fust, et

950

Heart.

each

Kidneys,

Liver,

1b,

1983 = 8 3 2 2 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1 8 8 8 8 8 8

340

240

來路烟豬肉花旗燃猪肉甄州猪肉日本潤絲肉

Rock Fib,

Roach,

Halmon, (Canton), Shark,

Gate Fish,

100

Skate,

鹹牛肉

Shrimps,

燒牛肉

Snapper,

160

hofes,

140

牛肉耙

Tench,

牛繃

Turbot,

牛翻

我牛利

Whiting,

牛

Turtles, small, fresh water,

White Bait,

150.

Fruits.

菓子

Apples, (Californis),

. catly 350

金山平菜

牛腿

(Tientsin),

****

4-4

(Japan), S.

200

日本平

牛游

Bananes, fragrant,

白酒香魚

牛肚

(brides),

牛仔頭脚

Obestnuts, Chinese,.

100

Carambola,

100

桃

金華火巢

Uusvanuts,

cach 70

米路大廳

280

日本火腿

Ground Nuto; Grape,.

calty 90

花生

170

鮮機子

280

上海火腿

Lemona, China,

100

*---

160

Peol,

楮餅

龇

Lichocs, Dried,

200

磊文輪

120

catty 70 60.

www

Frona,

Limes,

110

Mango, (Saigon),

each

玄南芒菓

160

(Manila),

B**

450

Mangosteen,

. dozen 250

山竹子

'40

Oranges, Sweet,

catty 120

Green,

物裢

100

Red,

180

***

Oliven,

白機

鹹豬肉

Pcara,

Pine-apples,

(Tientsin),"

. each

本地波

catty 100

沙梨

140

天津雪梨

Plum, Red,

紅字

50 '40

心

Pumolo,

Each

气型:

(Siam),

catts 110

斑雞错

150 140

羊肝

Peach, (Sweet)

Sucking Pigs,

sach, $1.75 $1.25 ..

资仔

Raisins, Muscatel,

Pudung...

Suet, Beef,

ib.

110

生平油

味雞

Mutton,

100

生菜油

Veal,

catty 190

牛仔馋

Water Chesnuts, com. Mandarin,

的

Walnuts,

130

Poultry.

生日

Vegetables, &c

Chicken,

calty 210 羧仔

250

Capoos,

Ducks,

O TEX,

160

each 360

Eggy, Huti

¡dos.

120

Duck

110

ヤブ

CX TUN

Artichokes, Skanghal,, catty

Bonus, (Frensb),..

Long,

Beut Root,

Brinjala, Green,

sach

caity

紅茶豆

Fowls,

catty 190

Red,

Braasion,

Bamboo Shoots,

Cabbage, Chineas som

Cabbage, Shanghai,

58 1 8 1988 389 3 2 8 8 9

190

400

each

140 120

, calty

& 11

150

Gleese,

Harit

anch

Musk Door,.

Partridges,

Pigeons

180

Phewant,

brace

Rico Birds, .

dos.

Qazil.

Beca

Balpe, Turkeys, Ucok,

osity

ལྷ།།ལྦ་དྷ

白灣

Cauliflower,.

上海山藥

140

豬雞

紫鸾密.

Carrots,

Celery, Chinese,

Ubiles Dried,

English,

400

ABA

Rod,

Her,

800

Curry Stuff, English,

Toal, Wa Ducka, «

each

450

****

Cucumbers,

. pair

Fish.

Barbel,

. catty

110

天雞

Bream,

Lettuce, (English),

Bombay Ducks,

O'ton Froah Wator Fish, catty

100 pieces 590

****

catty

100

Dary,

Catfish,

Codfish, Balt,

Ozalo,

Catile Fish,

Dab

海鲜

Eitter Squash,

Garlic,

Ginger, young,

Horse Radiab, S'lief,

Indian Corn,.

Mushrooms, Fresh,

Onions, Bombay, "

新會甜橙

桂林輝障台機

THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.

London, April 6,

Oxford crew in the race, for they resched the steps in 2min. 1soc., being then about nix feet in front, this being increased to The fifty-fourth boat race between the

Jaklf & length at Waldey's. Above this representatives of Oxford and Cambridge Universities can only be remembered as carried her in towards the Sarvey there, an point the wind caught the Oxford boat and tuing rowed on a very cold day, and a one that on passing the mile-pust the Cara- of the most, unequal matches ever seen on

Fasing

excep

the Tunics. For this but few of those bridge crew had gained about a quarter who had watched the crews during their lengths on their opponents, the time" practice at Putney could have boon un-Suin. 55see, anther best on record. prepared, as fra the first it has been Before this Mr Gull had nettled down com

fortably to e stroke of thinly two to the obvious „z the Oxford crew was

that t tially fast, while there lus beun nothing minute, Me Feris setting his men two strukes a minuta more, but was unable to to loud to the conclusion that tho Can hold the leaders, who were gradually going. bridge men were possessed of any great

uce; and the difference in the two styles, away, until, above the Crab Tree, a slight which is all along heon most marked, the advantage helt by the Gxford men to spurt on the part of the Cantabe reduced never more proneed than during the

however, as men itself.

The weather was not altogether favour able for rowing. A cold-wouth-east wind ruffled the surface of the water, and heavy of leader-coloured chuds threatenal downpour. Happily, spectators were

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a short half length. As soul, Mr Fernie's effort had died away the Ox- ford craft drew farther in front, and, as 818 the Cambridge coxswain took what used to Works point rather be called the Soap wide, his boat lost more ground, other

2211-

of no other result than ea

spared this additional discomfort, and were redust on the part of Mr Fernie was able to watch the race undrenched by those bling the nose of the Cambridge hont

showers of gold run, and a tân hail, driving which interfered with their enjoyment fast at Hammersmith Bridge, the Tunin. 20sec. to crurlap the stern of the Oxford craft ar. Although the mes was not ruwal antil about twenty-five minutes past two being lentical with the record unde

the Birk Blees in 1993, by

Before 'clock, the crowd was under rather than reaching the Bridge Mr told hal drop over the average. There could bened to thirty-one strokes minato, and doubt, however, of the reality of their in-bove there the mes of both craft terest. Even those who may not lave kown one end of a boas from the other were pointed rather too much towards the Middlesex boro: but at Bellen's two or realised that they were looking upon at han fuet of daylight were visible between of skill and endurance wich pls to the matinets of every Englishrapa. It Jus be them, and then, on the boots boing straightened, the Dark Blues, with tig came the fashion to speak of the Boted in their favour, no midly

increased vulgarisel, and to wegret the when unly a few old Blues want down to or Barnes, or Martlake, to deplore eneracy of their successors in the aft of rowing. These veterans, no doubt, have less room to dance about the

the towing.

the

days

their lead, though rowing thirty-one only the thirty-four of Cambridge, that at the Mills they hell an advantage of a length This was doubled in another three hundred yards or so, the reason ins Er more.

sibly

ist

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path like feeshop during the Torpid mees, king that the wind, blowing dingen. to derive consulation from ally from the Surrey shore, somewhat in- they

ought

T convenishiced the Cambridge erow, who had the wider interest taken in river sports. been rowing at high pressure all the way One has only to hear the comments of the spectators to understand that their atten- any rate, whatever the reason, the fact remaine, and so quickly did the tion is centred, not no fuch can the odds,

Light Blues fall away

that their o

their opponents as on the race itself, the relative merits of the crews, and the style of rewing Some were quite four lengths ahead at. Chiswick Church, where you another record was made, of these comments may surprise and amuse the Oxford time (13min. 31sec.) being two the expert, but they are at least on indica tion that the vulgarising of the Bout seconds faster than the record made by the

Oxford crew of 1893. On entering Horse PRICE LISTS, Race is not due entirely to sho face Resch, Mr Fernis was still rowing thiry- that the rds appear in the prices curs

four strokes to the minute, but on feeling rens at Tattersall's. The truth is that, in the popular estmation, the battle the cross wind, which began to blow with of the lues is the time event in Spring some force be dropped to thirty-charse for while, and as the lunders were taking mat trat

afforda CACUSC for renewing

ters romurkably easily the Cambridgn men acquaintance with the river. How keen

hem to go up slightly, until, at Barnes and general is Uve enthusiasin everyon

yBridge, 116 Oxford crow, shuse tune was 10 Waterloo knows who has fore hinwell at Station or on the District Railway a few hours before the race begins Train after train move out crowded in the dears, while on every hand are dras, waches, omni- way

in exnodly led by less than they had done Chiswick Church, the Cantals being cloven sounds, or about three lengths, behind. Mr Farmie now suned his former stroke of thirty-four to the minute, but quickened thirty-six at the top end of the Mortlake Bre Vi Brewery, and subsequently called on his

adding

buses, and other vel icles, making their way to some point on the river when view may be had. Those who go by water are

fewer than in the days when the paddle for an offert at thirty-soven.

Gold answered this by

fleet that followed the crews was not linit. ed to tour. Still, there were

were small crait of

another per stroke per minute, making his rate thirty-

all kinds lining the river, while steam, and eventually victory rested with Oxford crow by two lengths and a third, launches--the abomination of all trus urs that being the official declaration of Mr F. mon-warned in the reaches above Putney Fenner, of the London Rowing Club, who until the moment arrived fox taking their acted as judge. The time was in. 11 stations.

Long before two o'clock the riverside wa crowded from Putney Bridge to Mortlake, The galleries of the houthouses were filled

with ladies, who took a mill interest in the With

contert, and displayed the solours of the rivals. A staly recline was sericeuble in light due favour. Even the fascination which that shade of blue is supposed to have cannot withstand a long run of had luck. Dark blue prevailed, though soure people adapted the compromise of must of

4.sec.

Although defeated, the Cambridge men may come themselves with the reaction that they were pitted against an exception- lysos eros, inferior in paint of speed. perhaps, to none ever sent out from Ox- Ford. To their crelit, too, it aay he said that, so far as could be seen from matern, the towers preserved their form to the end, zertandy so far as time is concerned, "to",| the blues of the oars were very regular;" but at times, notably at the Distillery, the Boves, and off the Bull's Head, Barnes, there was a tendency to TOW short. This, however, is not to be won- Your, and disappeared with suspicious dered at, for the were working rapidity as soon as the result of the race their hardest from start to finish. Oxford, beam kan. I cast wind a card on the other hand, with the alinost cer by the river side has need of the sustaining cainty of success after the

first mile watrath of enthusiana. At Putney there

菜蔬

*71

the inau near the river, and were the two colour side by side. This paltering with the accessity of baking aides was not very

is always the prospect of catching a ghe pse

пед

and a-half had been covered, were not

up קניג

of a member of the crews, a piece of good hurried, and so could afford to

to their best form. Having regard to fortune which many spectators think the fact that the winners were never

adeunte ruwari for their patience. Other pointlalong the banks of the

and

210 one

ex-

their boat not met with such bad water close to the finish. Names and weights :

OXFORD.

prosed after Hauzerauith, and yet zundo trancas attmctions, in the shape of fairs euch good time the time for the whole the coarse has been beaton once only, in 1893 and gipsy encampments. Bat for the most

it is a pity that they could not have inet part people have to

fall hack upon themselves for amusement. The wind and best exertions from end to end of the race, & crew fast enough to force them to their state of the water,

and the

which need hardly be said, was not of 60 of the crowe are eagerly discussed, and exciting a kind as that of last year, when style of

couplaas if the sole reward of two Cambytige would probably have won had.

a glimpse for five or six hours waiting is a Recoats of the crews as they dash by Viewed from the bank or from the river, the spectacle on Saturday was animated"

Mt. lb. Though the skies were and picturesque. heavy, and a chilly touch in the air T. J. de Knop (New) (how)...... 1 6 12 1 reminded us that, we are scarcely on G. 0. Edwards (New)....... the threshold of

12 04 of Spring the Thames 3.0, K, Philipe (New)

13 → no longer wars its wintry aspect. It had 4.C. D. Burnell (Magdalon)......

13 8 altogather a holiday appearance from 5. R. Balfour (University).....

12 11 the moment people began, to eacmble on 6.R., Carr (Magdalen).............

7.*. E. Crum (NEW)........... ita barks and bridges. Steamboats, tugs, and launchos passed swiftly towards Mort lake in eansiderable numbers; but the course in no way hampered with row boats, as in some previous years. As soon as Putney Bridge was closed this trafic censed, and the crowd of spectators on the

機材料

120

麻機

bank devaited the minent when the racing

beats should take the water. Cambridge

1 8 8 1 2

洋生茶

won the toss, and, after sono delibonsi,

—

淬蘊職

生雞

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上海蔿質

本地願

Groon,

Ebanghal,

Japan,

150

Okroos,

1.40

,80

Paraley, English,. Potatoes, Sweet,

Luudle

拜堂

esity. 20

Shanghai,

Japan,

American,

Fosshow,

番薯仔上海薯仔日本看仔花旟戆仔福州果仔澳門邊仔

海瓜

Pursline,

指传茶

Paray's

Radish,

. dozon 20

紅雞白仔

Bios, best quality, per plant,

$4.50

上白素

כו

$4.10

鲁

Dast,

Dog Fish,

Eeb, Conger,

Fresh water,

$00

· Reli, Yellow,

180

Macao,

File Fish,

雞庆路

Pumpkin,

Frog,

150

Fresh Fish,

Gazaps,

200

石糖

Gudgeon,

Gunned,

白粉饭紅雞

Common

Hencing,

Shalota,

smoked

Splange, (Chinese)

Halibut,

養雞甲

Epiasch

Imbeza,

190

Snake Gourd,

Lab,

Lobster,

110

Tomatoes,

TAFOG

Macharsk

Turnips, Panti, (Long) », èr

Monk Fleb,

∙Mullety

Parrotias,

***

Vegetable Marrow,

(Long), 1

Walez Ormsadly

WM-MACIONALD,

123

*H, Gold (Magdalen (stroke) ... Il 11

H. I. Pechell (Brasende) (cox)

* Signities Ola Bluss.

S. Bell (Trinity Hall)...

chose the Middlesex station, whether they, E. J. D. Taylor (Caius) .......................

went at a quarter past two, the Oxford met 4. B. H. Howell (Trinity Hall)...

Almost

most directly, following

that there... Bisher (Trinity Hallý.

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CAMBRIDGE.

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Putney Roach. The stake bonts were au-

*W, J. Fornie (Trinity Hall)

(stroke)

E. C. Hawking (Cains) (cox) ...

11 13

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few fout in

* Signifies Old Blac.

was no waiting for an unnecessarily long 6.1. Pennington (Caius) .........

time in the cold east-south-cast wind, 7. W. Dudley Ward (Thied Tri-

chored at the uusi place, a little aboru Bridge, but that from which tho

Putney crew started was

front of the other. Before the rival crows

ret out for the starting point, the Hibernia

In the evening the crows and their

stearn launch, carrying in addition to Mr friends dined together at the Cafe Royal, Frank Willan, Or, and Error gerald, who rowed for Cambridge in 1861 the chair being taken by Sir Penrose Fitz- Messra Muttlebury, Hope, and

Cambridge, and Mesara Fletcher, and 1864. The Standard."

Baume, and M Loan of Oxford, had been

made fast to a waterman's boat anchored

astern of the stake boste. At twenty-four

minutes past two Mr Willen fired the

pistol, and there began a race the story of which needs but little telling, so completely oua-alded was it.

Hongkong Tides.

The Tide Tablo giron below has been

V. H. F. Davis

Misa Drum Me W. A. Duff Mr J. B. DancEU Mr T. J. Eldridge Mr E. Erano

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ar H. K C. Fisher

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Min Henderson Mr A. Sinclair tic tide recording machine in the Water Medohnston Bred. Tremaine Smulik Mr Gold has a manner of starting Police Basin at Tsim Sha Taui during the and Mre Joseph Mien Leslie Smith pesularly his own. When rowing against yours 1887-8-9.

scratch crewa in practice he was invariably The zero of the table is Low Watar Or the slower away, and so it was on Saturday dinary Spring Tides, which has boon found

last, when the Cambridge stroke was to be 2 feet boloy mean sea level.

ceptionally quick at starting, and this,

coupled with the fact that the Middlesex

Bicift

was a little in advance of the other,

To obtain the depth of water on the tide gauge at the Victoria Nayal Yazd add & ft.

in, and on the gauge at Lamont Dock,

enabled the Light Blues to take a decided Aberdeen, add 12 ft. 0 in. to the height lead at the outset, Mir Fernie rowing thirty-given in the table.

eight strokes in the first minute, to the

baro

aven of Mr Gold. In the

condirated, the Cambridge beat

led the other by about

a couple of yards at

Thur

6th to 12th May,

"Hin War.

dokona

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iato

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Mr A. Nues Mr J. Pönler

Mr & Mrs Calderrou, Mr Baolarello

2 ebildron and sur-te and

MG. Cameron

Mr Mr A.

Carleo

Mr G. Caulton Me R. Garcia Mish

Ed. Griffith

Misc Fab

278

Me aid Mr. Smith

Mrwart

Mr J.

Mr and Ms Teru Me W. Theo

Hammond Capt. Töningact

BIG. Mr W. Hancock Mr G. Harvey Mr M. Helsor

Ms V. Tryan

Mix F. Withey,

A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHAM'S

FOR BILIOUS

AND

uro universally admitted to be Worth a Guinea a Box.

NERVOUS DISORDERS, Sick Headache. Loss of Appetite

Beurvy and Blotches on the Bkin,

Disturbed Sleep, &L

For females of uli nga they are invaluable. -

The 1/1, boxes contain.56 PU's.

Price, 60 Cents a B

Prepared only by the Peopriete, THOMAS BELUKAN, B. Bider's, England. Bola Agents for Hongkong and China Time Warken & Co., 68, Queen's Read

THE REVENUE OF CHINA.

A SERIES OF ARTICLES, Hapriisted from "The Chitia Mfall! WITH AN AFTERDIS, 'HIS PAMPHLET la Now Ready

end that Do Bi lần

OWTOR OF THIS PATES, Mesar Tax, Chawrond & Op., Mesen, Kazir & Walnu'n, And Mr. W. BARWEN'S. ,་,་,་

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