CO129-032 - Sir Bonham - 1850 [1-4] — Page 239

6.

Hae-n.

nan

brought

dyc-bark.

cocoa - nuts and dye. bark.

8 from Fonquin passed through with coarse

3

cotton goods and from Canton and for Fien-t2in.

dye-norts; I large Junk

I

1 from Singapore bound

In July 30 from the Cash

f

the Province brought live stock and sundries;

from Tuh-kien, alum and Sundries.

10

2

& from

Hae.

-mani

Cocoa

nuts and

· provisions.

3 from Ting- has, ( whether the chief town

of Chusan,

or, as is most

likely,

some place

on the coast, does not appear), which_ took hence calics, opium and sundries.

ఉం

with

" from Singapore pasked north with sugar, and & from that port of a large size, Straits produce for Tien-thin. These made purchases here.

In August 49 Junks from the

in live stock, oil, sugar

hast boast brought

from Juh. from Har

and salt; 8

and tea; 8.

Juh kien salt, alum

Man mats, cocoa-nuts

and

· dyr.

Mr.

bark.

" Gutzlaff's not: here remarks

that

Pracy

233

depressing the Frades

was de

In September 7 12 Juntes from

the East Coast, 16 from Fuh kien, outwards and homeward, bound, 2 from Hae nan and 1 from Scare, in all 91 refects, of

(

which some brought salt and mixed

cargoes, and the

cargoes,

and the majority, according

locality from which they

to the

live stock,

sugar, sweetmeats, nutinegs, pepper, peas, beans, wheat, cocoa-nuts, polato - flour, drugs,

dye-words,

words, bark, rattans, firewood,

paper and.

crockery ware . of were bound to Shanghai

2 to Juh-kien.

I to

Kwang tiring

1 to Frew-trix.

back

I to Hae-naw, and

25 to

Jantons.

Coarce

In October 92 Junk's arrived,