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鹹牛肉

Thursday, June 8, 1897.

DONGKONG MARKET PRICES.

Corrected is Saturday, May 19, 1897.

its 1090 Csak per Dollar Mexican,

PACE.

Pika

cally

Plafoe,

Pomfret, White\

Highest, Zevices,

Chiness Nam DR.

Pomfret, Black

Vrak. Onsh

Butcher Meat.

肉食

PTATAL

Ray,

Bacon, English,

Iby

th

Amo. Sugar sured

840

3+

Foochow,

2:20

17

*

**

Japan, cured

• N

Beef sirloin & prima cut, catty 140

catty 140

Corned,

21

14

Roast,

T

Soup,

12

Stark,

Ballock's Brains,

1

per at 60

Tougue freab, each 200

corned

**

310

D

+

F

Head,

· J1

BOG

tj

Heart,

160

+

31

*Feet,

ม่

Buep, Salt

Kidneys,

140 catty

LITESIS SITU ! 8 1 1 1 1 8 ! 111114

來路烟豬肉

Book Fish,

Roach,

日本檵集肉 240

雪州炒豬肉Bbark,

Buiten, (Canton),

200

Salt Fish,

100

Skatu,

Shrimp,

Snapper,

Nolen,

Tench,

Turbet,

Turtles, shall, fresh water,

160

140

8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1

800

1440

200

130

200

花與白熱門

琵琶沙

80

馬友魚

撻沙魚

#

魚魚

餓傲仔

菓子

金山平集

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** 宋衣

新會爾槛

B

130

焼牛肉

100

J

粉肉

120

11

干肉耙

45

4-

"

די

敵牛利

Whiting.

. Caity

牛骏

White Bait,

#1

牛腩

Fruits

60 * 4*

Apples, (Callfomis),

calty

50

牛校

(Tientsin),

Tail,

100

牛雞

天津平藥

#

(Japan),

230

日本平業

Liver

. catty,

70

Batuudas, fragrant,

40

[

Tripe (undresscd) calty 60

牛肚

省

香蕉

1+

(brides),

00

Calvon Head and Feet, wet

500

牛仔頭

山香蕉

Chestnuts, Chinese,.

100

|

Raras, American,

lb.

340

X

Carambola,

H

100

楊桃

Chinese,

"

金榮火版

ยานt

cach 60

English, Now,

440

大版

Japan cured,

280

12

Ground Nuts, Grapes,

calty 90

170

Shanghai,

250

上海火雞

כן

Mutton Chop,

160

Lemons, China,

Peol.

200

T

翰譽

****

160

23

Leg, Shoulder,.

"

**

Lichoes, Dried,

260

"

*

120

Frosh,

70

E

Pigs' Chitlings,

catty

70

Limos,

17

檬 ·

110

Feat,

Mango, (Saigon),

esch 30

160

Fry,

F

(hladi:),

70

"

Bload,

. each

600

400

Mangosteen,

dozen 160

山竹子

Heart,

GO

40

Uranges, Sweet,

catly 140

#

„Kidneys,

. pair

0

Green,

160

TI

Liver,

ib.

160

M

Bedi,

31

Pork, Chop,

, catty

180

***

Olivas,

白糖

11

Corned,

"

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Pine-apples,

..sach 100

本地

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Leg,

190

לכ

AUL

Pears,

catty 100

Fat or Lord,

160

循油

#

(Tientsin),

340

天津雪梨

Sheeps' Head and Fest, set

360

**

Piaw, Red,

€0

*$

Heart.

+

2

Kidney*.

Liver,

oach

50

EAS

Pumolo,

, each 130

*****

70

52

**

(Siam),

- antis

110

+

lb, 150 140

羊肝

Peach, (Swoot),

100

梁永

37

Veal,

Sucking Pigs,

Snet, Boef,.

Matton,

each $1.75-81.26

ib.

撥仔

Raisins, Muscatel,

110

生牛油

"

Pudding,.

100

生菜油

catly 130

牛仔肉

Water Chesnota, com. Mandarin,

40

脂溅

00

#

Walnuta,

--190

Poultry.

生日

Vogetables, &c.

Chickon,

•

Варлев,

Dracks,

DSTORY

catty

200

220

Artichokes, Shanghai, ostty

80

Beaua, (French),

20

160

1

13

, exch

150

21

Long,

50

"

豆角

Beat Root,

BLOŽ 20

Page, Hon

Fowin,

Dust,

dox 120

㞊藥藥

170

Brinjale, Green,

1

catty

*

catty 200

17

Red,

20

* Good

160

Етапіса,

80

H

Bamboo Bhoot,

+

90

Harod,

Muak Deer,

Partridgés,

ench

Cabbage, Chineas com..

40

19

Cabbage, Shanghai,

exch

50

Pigeons,

Pheasant,

Klon Birda,

Quad.

190

37

白健

braos

上海山藥

dos.

193

Cauliflower,

1

• Caity

20

30

80

ป

ย

姿芹榮

190

Snips,

Turkeys, Cosk,

נן

Bornbay Ducks, ́

100 pieces 250

Cton Fresh Water Fish, catty

catly

€20

Hen,

850

4

"

Teal,

Wild Ducks,

. pair

Fish,

Barbel,

catty

Braam

80

冰魚

Red,

3

VO

40

20

10

50

180-. ww

.piscs

30

. each

10

catty

4

80

30

Carp

.100

Catfish,

Codfish, Salt,

80

Crabo,

160

Cattle Fish,

上海水麵

海鮮

Carrots,

Celery, Chinese,

English,

Chilles Dried,

Curry Stoff, English,

Cucumbers,.

Bitter Squash,

Garlic,

Ginger, young,

Horse Radish, S'lai, .

Indian Corn, .

Lettuce, (English),

Mushrooms, Freab,

Onions, Hombay; »

31

Gréen,

#

Shanghat,

"

R

Jupati,

}

Okroes,.

100

Parsley, English, «

bundle

10-

Potatoes, Sweet,

Catty. 20

Dab,

Daos,

Dog Fish,

Bais, Congor,

Frosh water, Bols, Yellow,

File Fish,

Frogs,

Shangbal,

Japan,

Amerioan,

Fooshow, Maosa,

11

Pumpkin,

180

Prasline,

Freak Fish,

Papar,

Garody,

Redick,

Gudgeon,

Gurnand

Herring,

Hallbut

Zabrus,

Losch

Blos, boat quality, par pleni,

Commen

Shalota, Splange, (Chlermen)

Splaint,

Snake Gourd,

Tomatoes,

Mook Flab, Mallet

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25.20

"

, dosen 20

$1.60

$4.10

. catty

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LIFE IN OTHER WORLDS. Professor Ball some time ago wrote an article on the possibility of life existing in other worlds. It was a foregone conclusion that ho should not confidently assert the existance of intelligent hangs outside of this world, because our science as yet has not been able to discover Indisputable signs of them, notwithstanding Mr Lowell'a ob- servations of the canals of bars but science, at any rate, has found that the planets and stars, or suns, are all made of much the same kind of matter es the earth. As houses are not built to go uninhabited, it scems very improbable No many great worlda, mors or leas resembling our ow, should be made to roll idly in empty space,

Few of us, not biassed by earlier viors, can doubt that they were meant to be inhabited, and that a enrtain proportion of them are inhabited by living creatures of one kind or another. M. Jansson, the well-known French astro- nomer, is evidently of this opinion, and he imagines that science may prove it some day. He expects that science aliter a time will lift man above material preoccupations, and mechanical or positive parsdits to taste for clavated poetry and enthusiasm for the beautiful and a reverence for the ideal.

THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY, By the birth of a daughter to the Duke and Duchess of York the number of the Queen'a great grandchildren is increased to thirty. The Queen's family is now an oz- codingly large one, and it in difficult perhaps to realise exactly what is meant by the phrase so often usot, the Queen and all the members of the Royal Family.' Ii nao were to count the Queen and her descend- ants alone, the bare numbers would come out something like this

Queen............

Sons and daughters living..... Grandchildren.

Great grandchildren

30

32

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.

In their weekly share report dated Hong- kong, 2nd June, Mossra Berjanin, Kelly and Potts writa :-

The past week has been a moderately ac tive one, and a fairly general rise in quota tion has to be recorded.

Baaka-Hongkong and Shanghai Banka have been done in small parcels at 184 and 181 per cont premium, closing with: buyers at the latter ruto. Nationals are enquired for at $211,

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$133. done az

Fire Insurances. Both stocks under this heading are much firmor. Hongkong Fires have been done at 8302, and are in de-818 mand at $953. China Fires have been placed at $101, $1011, 9102, and $108, and are now not obtainable oxcept at an ad- vance.

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Shipping.--Hongkong. Canton and Macao Steamboats declined to 341 sales, but have again improved. and have been sold and are wanted at 835 and $35. Indo-Chinas have reacted alightly, owing to shares being offered from the North, and sales have been effected at $52, and for the 30th June at 853, and more are probably obtainable at this figure. China and Manilas have ad- vanced to $75 sales and buyefa. Douglas Steamships are again much firmer, and have been taken off the market at 886 and PRICE LISTS. 866.

Refaeres.---China Sugars have streng-

thuned, and salos at $145 have been made. Luzons have changed hands to a consider. able extont at $17k and $48k, and close with buyers at 849.

Mini-Punjoms rushed up to 810 and

PRINTING.

Every Description of GENERAL PRINTING carried out UNDER - EUROPEAN SUPERVISION.

MODERATE PRICES,

CATALOGUES.

PROGRAMMES.

COMPANY REPORTS.

BUSINESS CIRCULARS.

BILLS OF LADING,

$101, at which isle a good many shares MODERATE PRICES. changed hands, the market haasinos reacted and sales have been made at declining rates down "to

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at $100. Raubs have improved their posi tion considerably, and have been bought at advancing rates up to $99, and close in dewand. Olivers A shares have been sold and are wanted at $4. I shares have declined to $0 after forced sales at $91, 801 and $33. Jelebus are enquired for st 30 Now Balmorals have improved slightly, and the Ordinary shares have been done at $2.10 and the Preferoace 32.60, 32.65 The cheapest and most conveniently located First-Class Hotel and 82.70.

Coast Port Orders receive careful attention.

WRIGHT'S HOTEL,

Docks, Wharves and Gedowns.--Hoog kong and Whampoa Docks have been placed at 244 per cent premiunt and for the settle. mont at 247 per cont, premium. Kowloon Wharf shares have hardened, and have been done at 205, and close in demand.

No. 40.

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No. 40.

elegant now Hotel la close to the Landing Fier, and in the immediate vicinity of the Consulates and of the Railway Station, Post and Telegraph Offoon. Fips view over the Harbour, Bath and Toffelte Roợme un ench Flat.

W. N. WRIGHT, Proprietor.

Ends, Hotels and Buiklings. —Hong- kong Land Investment have been done at 1018 $78, and are still enquiri for. Kowloon Lands have been hooked at $16) and 8161.

Hongkong Hotels, owing to

to the sale of the Hotel to the Military, haro Mount Austin

a sharp rise, and have beon fixed at advancing rates up to 849. Hum. experienced a phreys Estate have been dealt in to a con- siderable extent at Söj.

Total.............. 71 Nothing probably could show mure strongly than these simple figures how far we are removed from the fears which were entertained by statsmen sixty or seventy years ago as to the future of the Royal House. I that respect indeed, no con- toust could be greater than that between the circumstances under which the Queen ascended the throne and those under which sho is now to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee. It is said that in the coming Jubilee procession four generations of the Royal Family in the direct line are to be repressuted-the Green, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and Prince Edward of York. Their ages will be: 78 The Qacon************ The Prince of Wales ... 56 The Duke of York Prince Edward of York ........ 3 Prince Edward of York's birthday, it is interesting to note, will be the day after the Jubilee celebration. He was born on June 23, 1894, It is more than probaolo too that some of the Queen's relatives other than her own dirst descendants will be represented in the Jubiles procesion. There are something like 160 cousins and descendants of cixisins of her Majesty, and if they are counted with the Queen's own children, grandchildren, and great grand- of the Boyal Family increased to not less than 270. It is, however, with the Queen's own descendants that we are now mest directly concerned.

Of the Qucon's sons and daughters, the Empress Frederiek has six childera living, the Prines of Wales four, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg five, the Princess Christian_four, the-Dukopf-Connaught three, and the Princess Henry of Batton bery four while there are also living five children of the lato Princess Ace of Hesse Bad two of the late Duke of Albany, these masing together the thirty-three grand. A CRUEL CUE-I have seen better days, children of the Queen shown in the above began the mendicant. So have I said Some of the Queen's children also the approached, hastily. But I don't are now grandparents. The Empress think this rain will last lung,' Frederick of Germany has now seventeen

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the Prince of Wales five, grandchildren,

Duke of Saxe-Coburg three, and

and the there are five grandchildren of the late Princasu Alica-making the thirty great grandchildren of the Queen,

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Miscellaneous-Green Island Camonta arc again much firmer, and have bees sold

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The Tide Table given below has beans almost limitless. It on the one head compiled by the Nautical Almenna Office la commands Chinese bolle! and interest, Lendon from the results of the aasisis of while on the other It deserved avery aid Mr B. de Apaino Mr D. Campbells It would be a great task to trace how far observations taken by means of an automa that can be given to it by foreigners. Mr Alb, Esoker the Queen is, through her children and tie tide recording machine in the Water Lake English journals it contains Editorials Mr I. Berindoagus grandchildren, represented families of Europe.

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in the reigning Family of Eag land was more intimately linked than now with the reigning families of the world. The Queen's eldest

t daughter in the Dowager German Empress, and the Queen's grandson is the Goron Emperor to-day.

The Queen's second son is now the

Duke of refgning Baxe-Coburg Gulla. One of the Queen's granddaugata be wearisome to caumemte

is now the Czarina of Rus

sia,

all the alliances of the Queen's grand chil

dren with foreign Dukes and Princes. Certainly the Royal Family has spread in

The 200 of the table is Low Water Or dinary Spring Tides, which has been found to be 2 feet below mean sea level.

To obtain the depth of water on the tide in, and on the gauge at Lament Dock, at the Victoria Naval Yard add 5 ft.

Aberdeen, add 12 ft in, to the height given in the table.

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To very few Sovereigns is it given to see their family spread to the fourth genera. tion, and to so so long a line in direct so- cession to the throne. But then to no Sovereign of England, with one exception, has length of daya bean given in a greater Tum degree than to her rost gracious Majesty, The exception, course, is

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Me W. Carlson Maw J. Carrall and

alldren

Min K. Carrall 1.50 M. P. Delfiance 2.00 MTF. Doss

M

0.15.

Mr ArmADUN Font

Jost Foot

Jual

reens hours 0.10 My Manual Daria to Casaray Bay and on to the lens) | | 450 Ba

Mr B. T. de Morasy

Mr F. W. Bandes Capt. & Mrs Rolla Mr Banfarello

Mr A. J de Всова Mr Max Spell Mr B, Suhlbør Mr Paul Blare Mr J. Burn

Mia!

Capt. de Mrs Wition.