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PRINCE CHUN IN SHANGHAI.

We take the following account of Prinos Chun's second visit to Shanghai from the N.-C. Daily News of the 2nd at:-The member of the Imperial House of China-Prince Chan upon whom the oyes of the world have been resting during the past few months, arrived on his native soil yesterday morning. After a brief sojourn, full of dramatic episodes, in Germany, the Imperial Prince sel sail for China in the Norddeutscher Idoyd steamship Bayern, arriving at Woosung early yesterday morning.

arty in the morning, the China Merchants' steamship Heeslin, with a large crowd of Chinese officials on board, proceeded to Was sung to meet the Prince. At eleven o'clock the Haeshin returned up the river, flying the Chinese flag and guily dressed with bunting, and came up alongside the Kinteayuon wharves. At this place preparatione had been made to give the Princs a fitting reception. Flags wore flying, Chiuose molliors lined the approach te the wharves, and a Chiness band played melodious airs as the big steamship came to an anchorage.

But where was the Prince The band played its hardest, fireworks grackled with fearsome din, and the sorrled rauke of Chinamen pressed against each other with unsubduable enger cas to witness the great one descend from the vessel. But a whisper went round the great concOUTHI that Prines Chan was not on lourd, that he was still engaged in the mastication of his breakfast on the Bayern down at Wocsung. and that he would not arrive until noon. The Just firework splattered a weak protest against the delay and the waste of gunpowder; the press of people split into small groups; the patire banded its music; the escort of mounted Bikolicumen clattered away to headquarters; e feruigners bent on eight seeing walked idly up and down the foreshore, and Lis Chinose stared with tolid persistency at the foreigners for another hour.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9rn, 1901

THE INTERPORT CRICKET WEEK.

The following, as we have already annouliced, have been selected to play against the Straits

H. B. Hancock, Gunner Gatrix, R.A., Lt. Clifton Brown, E.N., T. Sorconie Smith, C. Franklin, B.N, Private Pready, R.W.F., H. Arthur, P. A. Car, Lt. Bird, 2nd Kajputs, Major Dyson, A.P.D., and Major Dorebill, R.A. (captain).

Reserves Major Beresford-Ash, R.W.F., and M. J. Doctor.

The first match that will take plans will be The Straits v. Hongkong on the Hth and 12th November; Shanghai will play the Straits on the 13th and 14th November; and the nal match, Shanghai Hongkong, on the 15th sid 10th November.

Play will begin at 10 s.m. each day and stumps will be drawn at 4.45 p.m.

a änish, Each match will be played to provided it can be concluded in three days (the Hon. Soc. states-this slaid apparently he wo), and a match not finished in the wo days will be counted a drawn gama

The Tennis Matches have not yet been fixed," and if it is found impossible to hold the matches on the Cricket Ground the Wigwam Club have very kindly placed their ground at the disposal of the Cricket Club, where the visitors can practice; and if necessary the matches will be played there.

Mr. H. E. Hancock will probably represent Hongkong in the singles, providing of cours this does not interfere with his cricket, and in the doubles Messrs Pinckney and Huck.

'Bast 1.

HEAT 1.

JOINT STOCK SHARES.

NEGOTIATIONS AT SHANGHAL Undor this title a letter appears in the Times of the lat nit, signed Halt S, Bellett, which runs as follows:

HONGKONG BOAT CLUB, There will be scratch race for four oars, dr., Vernon & Smyth say in their weekly tance one mile, on the Regatta course to-day. share report, dated Hongkong, 8th November

Business during the carlier part of the work

Bir I would point out, ou behalf of our The following are the brows

under review ruled very quiet, but litarly a fair Ibe.

general demand has been experienced at manufacturing districts, that the special on

mission appointed to proceed to Bhanghai to steady rates.

BANKS-Hongkong and Shangbais have conduct for the British Government the com and close with buyers at $620.mercial negotiations with China, provided $6224 The Loniton ta is unchanged at £63. Na for under Article XI of the protocol signed at Peking on September 7, should include at tionals continue on offer at $275

MARINE INSURANCES-Unions have further least one member capable of representing their. advanced to 3340 with buyers., China Traders views and interests, which, we has been fra continue on offer at $55. North Chinas aroquently pointed out by our Consul, do not wanted at Ths. 189. Canion Insurances can be altogether coincide with those of merchants

and middlemen in China. placed at $157.

F. C. Barlow (bow)... T. G. Hughan... G. Pappier

H. L. Bingoy (st) G. B. Stereux (051)

Boat 3

F. D. Bain (bow} 8. A. Seth.

A Humphreys

C. Hauco (st).. II. Hursthouse (907)

HELT

Boat 3.

G. S. Palmer (bow) J. A. Plummer

I. V. Bonnett...

3. Danby (st).

Armstrong (cox)

Boat 1.

T. J. Wild (bɔw)

H. W. Konnott

C. Bhorrington

E. Horban (et)...

E. W. Carpenter (cox) First host starts at 3 p.m.

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A launch will loare the Police Pier for moulars, friends, and the Press immediately before each rac

POLICE COURT.

Friday, 8th November. BEFORE MR. J. H KEMP, ACTING POLICE MAQ:STRATE.

solil at

FIRE INSURANCES.-Hongkongs are quist at $365 with probable sellers. Chinn Fires have hardened, and are wanted at $85.

SHIPPING-Hongkong, Canton and Macaos have sold at $354 and are in strong demand at that rate. Indo-Chinas have ruled somewhat to the Rave holidays in gustowing probably to feel is offering at the Shanghai, and a cines at $148, China and Manilas after sales at $62 have eased off to $61, nt which shares aro wanted. Douglases are offering st $47. Star Ferries have kid at 824) (old) (Low), Shell Transports have been placed at £2. lus.. and more are on offer.

smoli transactions, every

BACON!

BACON!! BACON !!!

JUST RECEIVED.

FRESH Consignment of

AUSTRALIAN BACON,

out in 1lb. and 21b. Pieces to Suit Parabusers.

H. RUTTONJEE,

No. 5, D'Aguilar Street; Nos. 39 & 40, Elgin Road, Kowloon. Hongkong, th November, 191.

NOW READY.

"THE

CHINESE SOLDIER”

AND

OTHER SKETCHES.

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PRINTED ON CHINESE PAPER.

AND BOUND IN CHINESE STYLE:

AN ATTRACTIVE XMAS GIFT.

Our merchants cannot be exposted to care much for the fate of goods after they pass out of their hands into those of Chinese merchants st Hongkong and Shanghai. How frequens the subsequent changes of ownership are consator can be before they reach the judged by the fact not long since re- ported that goods change hands six times between the merchant at Shanghai and tho consumer in the interior of Sau-chuan, cach middlemen getting a profit. Every inter- mediate profit on intermediate tax levied rightly or wrongly on the goods, every octroi or destination tax, REFI EES-China Sugars are weak, and every delay at the numerous tar barriers, and sales are reported down to $15, at which every sztortion due to the irregularity of further shares are obtainable. Luzans nye currency, neessarily raises the price of the goods to the consumer, and thus, by restricting further declined to $20 with sellers.

MINING-Panjoms have sold and are wanted their sale, injuriously affects enr home manfae- at. 3. Jelebus are in demand at 944 Raubs turers and operatives. The crushing octrois have been done at $13 and $13), and "te quiot at Feking and other places in the interior. at this letter rate. Charbonnages as obiatuable exceeding

Customs Ja times tho amount of the ILLUSTRATEDWITH PHOTOGRAPHS

at the ports; fushui, or at $325.

DOCKS, WHARVES AND GODOWNS-Hong-prefectural taxes, often far more burdensome kong and Whampoa Docks have sold at $285 than lekin, sub-prefecturul sad dependency and 266 cash, and at $287 for the end of the taxes, and other duties; monopolies, delays at month, and further shares are probably obtain the numerous tax barriers, right to carry goods. ablo at the latter rate. Hongkong and Kowloon by steamer or boat to and from every placo on the interior waters or geaboard, and many Wharves have sold at $96, and a small lot at

trade sway from treaty parts, all affecting the PAFER COVER EDITION (without Photos), $1. 97, bat cless quiet at the former rate. Now other questions, such as the right to sottis and Amoy Docks continus neglected at $25,

LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS.-Hong-distribution and sale of our gouds, should be and settled during the negotiations, considered Miss Margaret Wilson, landlady at No. 1. kong Lands, after sales at 8192 and $1921, are College Gardens, and that Madane do Zarzanow in demand at 8199. West Points continus and should be settled with the aid of the best- formerly lived with her. She came in March, firm ut $65 buyers. Hongkong Hotels have expert knowledge that is forthcoming.

I would, therefore, urge that the Government 1901, and remained until the day after she was been done at $1393, and $139 cash, and ut 8147 atabbed, when the was removed to the Goveru for March settlement. Oriento Hotels are should place itself in communication with the Humphreys president of the Associated Chambers of Com

merce and with the presidents of such other ment Civil Hospital. Daring her tius of sold at $55 and are wanted.

chambers whose districts are largely interested residence at College Gardens Maduro de Zurza Estates are in demand at $13, but shares are received music lessons from the defendent, the not to be had under $14.

COTTON MILLS.-Laoa Kung Mows bavo do in the maintenance and extension of our Chinat hour of practice usually being after tibu. for that was the remal, slowed down, and Wednesday, 13th November-Cricket Clab Medawe o Zurzs employed a needle-woman clined to Ts. 45. Hongkong Cottons are in trade, with the view of selecting a suitably member to be appointed to the commission, to became tamultuous when a slim figuro, rated.

MISCELLANEOUS Green Island Comments represent and further our manufacturing inter in Imperial Follow. moved nervously to the Jété at 9 p.m. The bands of the Royal Welch who remained in her sitting-room all the time request at the improved rate of $14!

have sold and are in further request at $22.ests during the forthcoming negotiation at front of this small crowd of passengers. With Fusiliers and 2nd Rajputs will play during Hor conduct had always been circumspect and

A. S. Watsons have sold at $15 and are in Shanghai, a hiss of escaping stain the-Kaipan tonshed the evening and there will also be a navel ladylike.

Inspector Hanson-It has been said by pre- the wharf and came to a standstill. The gang band. There will be a supper at the Hoag-vious witnisses that the defendant called at their demand at the rate. Electrica are steady at way was let down, the figure in yellow, with nervous, hesitating stap, cantionsly descended, kong Club, during which the string band of Lotels at night with a lady whom they could not $13 (uld) and $6; (new). Ropes are on offer recognise, but whom the defendant alleges was at $180. Ices are strong at $184 buyers. the band Blared, the sciliare stoca to attention, H.M.S. Ocean will play.

Madame de Zarza. Can you throw any light Tramwaya are in continued demand at RO. Dairy Farms can be placed at 39. China on that matter, Miss Wilson ? the eagar, gaping crowd closed up. Prinos Chan had come to his own once more

Providents have sold and are wanted at $9. Tobacco shares are unchanged.

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By kind permission of the officers of H. M. Navy and Anny the following land, vill play on the ground during the Cricket V

13th

11th November, 2nd Bombay 1...autry 12th

H.M.S. Ocean 22nd Boulay Infantry H.M.S. Argonaut" H.M.S. Brdymion

A few minutes before twelve o'nlock, the *8420

of the crowds along the Bund was focussed en vessel, with white sides, yellow funuel, and decked out with banting, steering a mid- river course for the Kialeoynen wharves. This must bring the Prince; there could be no mis- take about it this fire. The big-wigs of local mandarindom gathered round the landing place

The following are the oficial engagements and jostled each other in the oxcitement of the. moment. The jostling increased as the Kaipan, for the Cricket Week:-

Alter landing. Prince Chan was very soon inside his carriage, drawn by a pair of horses of Imperial yelles. A guard

with talice gave the salute, andre of Freuch earringo started at a slow pace for the bridge over the Yangkingpang. But progress was slow. A huge crowd blocked the way. Chinese aud foreigners crowded round in one close, unbroken mass, and Prince Chun was stared at and commented on as he never had been before in his life. School-children of all sorts and race glared in upon the hapless son of Chiness royalty, and langhed and fired off facetions comments upon his sppearance, Cooties bared their teeth with expansive grins and spoke appreciatively of the returned wanderer, who looked mors nervous that when he refused to kowtow to Kaiser Wilhelm. Eventually, by Aint of forcible language and threatening attitudes, the guard of native soldiers forced way through the excited, gesticulating mob, the carriage swept over the bridge into the English settlement. Here it was joined by an escort of mountod Sikh pollesmen under Sergeant Spottiswoode, and, watched by thosa- ⚫ands of interested spectators, passed down the Band, up Nanking Road, the Chiness shops on either side of which thoroughfare were gay with national flags, and so to the Bureau of Foreign Affairs in Babbling Well Road

It was of common note how well and robust

ex-

Prince Chun looked on his arrival in Shanghai yesterday. The ses voyage, the novel periences, and the insight gained into foreign customs and affairs, have undoubtedly done him a world of good, and that these changes have farearably affected his attitute to foreigners in China, we know. That the good impression has boon weakened by the unfortunate bitch which preceded hit reception by the Emperor at Berlin, and out of which he emerged with fying colours, we need not suppose. – And we cun all hope that the mission to Germany, a mest deplorable incident, brought about by will have most beneficial results both for for signers and Chinese, and thus prove once more the truth of the stage that out of evil good may come." His Highness enjoyed his trip immensely and only regrete that his was not able to visit other countries, but he hopes to extend his travels on a future occasian. He will stay now at least four days in Shanghai, and is to receive the Consular Body at 10 am, to-day and the Customs foreign offelala at 10,30. He proposes to attend the Races on Tuesday.

YUNNAN NOTES.

29th October. HUGE PROCLAMATIONS. ¿

74th 15th. 16th

Thursday, 14th November.-Lady Gascoigne "At Home," 9.12 p.m. A general invitation has been sout to all members of the Hongkong Cricket Clab.

Friday, 15th November.A.D.C. perform aree at the City Hall.

Saterday, 16th November-Dinner at the City Hall, 7.30 p.m.

Bunday, 17th November.-Tiffin at the Hon. C. P. Chater's Bungalow, Kowtoon.

By the P. & O. s.s. Ballaarat yesterday the following teaza of Straits cricketers arrived to take part in the Interport matches:-Messrs. Sharp, Mactaggart, Green, Billings, Carter, Darbishire, Wright, Korr (Singapore), Voules, Whitley, Dane (Selangor), and McKenzie (Perak). Captain Ainslie has fallen out of the team owing to his being unable to get leave; and Dr. Dane has taker his place. No one has been selected to Ell Captain Dewing's place.

INTERPORT RIFLE SHOOTING

MATCH.

We are indebted to Mr. A. Mackenzie, Hon. Senratsry of the Hongkong Rifle Association, for the following detailed register of the scores of the Singapore and Shanghai Teams in the Interport Rifle Shooting Mateb, the shoots having taken place on the 2nd and 3rd instant respectively:-

SHANGHAI SCORES.

Corporal McDowell, Gunner E. A. Lyneb, Trooper Aldridge,... Private Dumfrion,... Inspector Collins, Q.-M. B. Bourke, Fle. Fesce Corp. McIntosh, Bergt. Wilson, Fla. Denbaru, ...

200 500 610 yas yds, yes. Tl. 31 29 30 90 31 32 27 90 89 34 31 91

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Miguel Hilario Roxas, the Filipino musicisu who is charged with the attempted murder of Madame Monroy de Zarzs at No. 1, College Gardens on the morning of the th September, was again placed in the dock.

Witness She never remained away all night from my hose-nover.

Miss Wilson further sail the defendant was forbidden her house on Madame de Zarza cats plaining that she had lost her purse and a silver bolt, aud that she suspected the detendast of The articles were raissa thres being the thief. or four days before the stalling affair.

Defendunt (through the interpreter) The witness is not speaking the truth when she says Madame de Zorza hover remained away all night from her house.

Magiame de Zarza appeared agitated on hearing the defendmt's remark but tame calm when Mins Wilson ruiforited for former statement.

Defendant-I can prove she stopped away. This concladed Miss Wilson's evidence, and ale stepped from the witness-box,

The case was adjourned till half-past sina this moralug, when other witasea will be called by the defendant.

THE DAIRY FARM COMPANY, LIMITED.

MEMOS-China Traders Insurance Co., Ld., ordinary general meeting on the 12th instant. Punjom Mining Company, Limited, final eall af $1 per share due on the 15th instant Dairy Farm Co., Limited, ordinary general moeting on the 16th inktant. Wanchai Waze- Louse and Storage Co, Limited, extraordinary general meeting for the purpose of considering a resolation for the voluntary winding up of the Company and the appointment of a liqui dator, on the 18th instant.

TREATY REVISION IN CHINA.

The China League has issued a memorandum containing the views of the League on Treaty Rovision in China as communicated by Mr. K. A. Burkill, the hon. sec. to the Chambers of Commeres of districts interested in the China

trade. This document states:-

The League has protested against any cou cessions being made to the Chinese Government without sacuring countervailing advantages for British traders. From the League's point of The following are the accounts of the above view the claim of China to bar tresty right of Corupany:--

BALANCE SHEET.

31st July, 1901, LIABILITIES,

$ 75,000.00

15,000.00

To capital, 10,000 shares at $2.50

Buch Less not called up, $1.50 per

whate

To reserve fand

To accounts payable To proft and foss Te dividend uncollected

By cattle

Less written off,

an effective 5 per cent. iniport tarif should only have been conceded on the condition that the British trenty right of an affective transit

pass system was admitted.

CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL

HOSPITAL SUNDAY. 10th November, 23rd Sunday after Trinity.

Matins (11 atd.). Responses, Ferial; Venite, Farrant; Psalms, Wickes, Elvey, Mork, Felton, Elvey, Te Deum, Benedictus, Langdon; Anthem, Rawell;

Give thauks unto the Lord" Hymns, 165 and 312.

Evensong (5.45 p.m.). Responses, Ferial; Psalms, Goss, Wickes, Croft, Crotch, Heathente; Magnificut and Nuxe Dimittis, Brace Stune; Hymns, 12, 232 | (11), and 381; Tesper Hyman, Bruce Stenne.

ST. PETER'S CHURCH.

HOSPITAL SUNDAY. Holy Communion, 7.30 am. Matine (11 m.).. Russell, Benodiotas, Trent, Hymns, 302, 17. Hymn, 160; Venite, Aylward; Te Deum,

and 287.

Evensong (8.30 p.m.).. Hymn, 29; Magnificat, Jones; Nune Dimittis, Mafarren Hymns, 294, 324, and 285.

The Mission launch Dayspring will call on the ships between 9.15 and 10.30 am. and bo- tween 5.15 and 6 pm. (Kowloon 10.30 anil 6) to bring men ashore to the services; returning afterwards. The "Answering Pennant may. be hoisted,

The result of the negotiations so far appears, to the Chins League to be of bad omen for the future. Certain clauses of the Treaty of Tien SPLIT 60,000:00 tin have been thrown into the melting pot

5,000.00

and recast by a Council of Reprezentatives of 5,734.51

200.20 (mostly uncommercial) Powers at Peking, and 24,414.97 it is needles tu point out how fraught with danger to British interests is such a novel $95,354,68 procesting 25 this.

ASSETS.

parti

--- $27,060.00 2,066,00

2,000,00

By property.-Farma lote 18, 19, 23 and 38 12,000.00

32 28 27 87 By buildings.

32 27 27 86 By lese written of

32 30 24 86

31 23 97 81 By farniture

By town depit ..........

32 21 81 By stores and utensils

Grand Total, SINGAPORE SCORES.

$0.334.72

1,331.09

8,000.72

2,000.00

240.00

522.40

21.189.98

8,000.00

9,454.20

1,967.38

$95,354.68

26 77 By cash in bank and on hand ........... 2274 By Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, deposit.

By accounts reculvad.e

841 By fodder on hand

Pio, A. Morrison, S.VR, Babdr. Mjr. Daaruth Rao, 3 M.L.I. 30 Naisk Bagwhandin, 16 M.L.I... 33: Lient. F. M. Elliot, B.V.E..... 32 Jendr. Syed Abdní Nebi, 3 M.L.L., 30 Col. Sergt. I. W. Sharp, S.V.H, 25 Bugler J. Flanagan, S.V.R, 26 Pte. C. Smith, S.V.R., Jends. Adjt, Pandoo Rao, 3 M. L.1.29 28 24 81 Fife Mejor Joe Horne, 18 M.LI, 28 27 22 77

32 Jr.

Grand Total,...

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT.

The League suggests the following as vital pojuts in any ravision of the treaties:-

Abolition of lekin..

Free navigation of inland waters.

Internal residence for trading purposes.

A common code for the arrangement of all questions affecting property, and which concern both foreigners and natives.

Mixed tribunals at the treaty ports to ad-" niinister the common code.

Titlity of natives in foreign comparias. Registration of trade-marks.

The two last-mentioned would no doubt be dealt with in the common code.

The China League arges that an incress in the China tariff beyond the treaty rate of 5 per cont. must free foreign goods whether in Chinese or foreign lands throughout the length 3,100.00 and breadth of the Empire from any tell, ostroi, 114.40 or tax of any description whatever, and asserts 1,025.00 that to obtain this freedom from inland exactions 24,414.07 the abolition of lekin is necessary. $28.934.37

98 To written of cuttle

$2,063.00

95 To writing off buildings

3,334.00

To tad dehtator's

To director's and auditor's feer. Ta kalance......

By balance from last year......

Les dividend...$10,000.00 Reserve fund. 5,000.00 15,000.00

$18,087.35

Sandry bad debts recovered.

Transfer focsi mod

Interest allowed by banke.. Balance of working account

281

In forwarding the Singapore scaras, Ltent- F. M. Elliot, Hon. Secretary of the Singapore Rifle Association, says --

re the Railway from Tonkin have been leaned by the new Viceroy Wei. The people are ex horted to be quiet, Trouble looms ahead, for the Southerners eroar they will die before they allow the Frapah to build a political railway to their capital Will the mandarins be strong enough to keep the peace? The Governor of Tonkin, M. Deumer, is reported to have said that many of the people in Yunan--not Chi- ness would prefer French rulo to the present stata of things. This can only apply to the Mahomodans, many of whom would gladly We have had considerable difficulty in deluge Yannan in blood so that they might

getting together a team to shoot this year, revenge the suferings of thirty years ago. Not long ago the most prominent Mahomeds as the Balestier Range on which this Associa- military official in one of the Tuuna districts tion shoote is now closed for alterations oving visited me quietly at night, and begged me to an accident through a ballet going over the to introduce his clan to either the French or Stop Batt, and we should have been compelled English. If supplied with arms and money, be proraised that they would to a mau support to again ask you for an extension of time if any foreign insasion of the province. If any Col. Taversham, 3rd M.L.L., had not kindly Foreign Power fostered such a spirit as this, and took advantage of such a feeling to further placed his Range at our disposal for a week. Its schemes of conquest, then it would deserve This naturally left our team very short of the contempt of all humanity May our fair practice and if we had not had beautiful and peaceful province bo sporel the shedding shooting weather we are afraid our score would have been worse than it was. We shall be glad The missionaries returning to Yunusufa to hear from you whether the present time found the people friendly but no special desire of year is the most suitable for you to shoot on the part of the efficiuls to help the English the match in future years. It suits us very foreigners, French influence is paramount wall in Singapore but the reason I ask is that When too late. England will discover that in neglecting Yunnen she has lost the key to it will be necessary to arrange so that our the richest province in all China Szechuan, Volunteer Musketry Course will not clash.” Is it too late to urge that a British Consul "be appointed to Yunnanfu, or are those who should safeguard British interest blind still to the needs of Western China -NC. Daily News correspondent.

of blood!

FRENCH INFLUENCE PARAMOUNT.

The Hongkong Rifle Association hold a Long Rangs Cup and Spoon Competition to-day, commencing at 8.45 pm,

QUARTER-BOTTLES

TANSAN

Per Case of 100 Bottles...

$7.50

TANSAN

IN PINTS

Per Caso of 48 Bottles

THE

The League holds that revision, to be of any pruelical bausfit to British trade, must take into consideration the consistant bad faith which has always characterised China in her WITH foreign relations, and be more than ever likely 8,635.35

to do so in fature; and that saitable guarantees 11.20 19.00 should bo exacted for the due falfilment of 495.53 China's treaty obligations, 45,390.20

$23,954.37

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The P. & O. steainer Tientsin left Bombay for this port on the 7th inst.

Kebe ria Moji for this port on the Sth inst.

The AL. Blesmer Marquis Bacquchem left The C.P.R. steamen Athenion arrived at Kobe on the 7th inst, and left again same day for Shanghai, where she is due to arrive on the 11th

inst,

Mr. Holt Hallett suggests that the special commission should incindo at least one member capable of representing the views and interests of mstufacturers.

EXPORT CARGOS.

For steamer Ajax, eailed on the 3rd October. For London:-285 boxes tea from Canton (particulars unknown), 501 boxes congou 11,781 lbs., 2,194 boxes acented caper 59.374 lbs., 200 waste Hilk, 2,254 bales heap, 10 boxes essential bales tea mats, 300 bales bambooware, 200 bales The "Glen" Ling steamer Glengarry, from oil, 13 cases human hair, 1,512 casos ginger, London and Straits, left Singapors for this port 111 cases preserves, 15 cases oigars, 84 cases on the morning of the 6th iust, and may be shells, casas Chinaware, 850 caske ginger,

10 pkgs. effects, 130 buffalo hides, 13 expected here on the 13th inst

sundries. For London opt. Glasgow HAIR PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED. The casks ginger. For Glasgow opt. London:--250 only reliable preservar and restorer of the hair cases ginger. For Londen opt. Manchester:

is ROWLAND's Macassar Ori, which elosoly 120 bales waste silk. For Glasgow:-9 boxos resembles the oily matter nature provides for effects, curios, ets. For Hamburg-10 cases nourishing and stimulating its growth, without shells. which the hair becomes dry, thin, and brittle. Per steamer L. Schepp. sailed on the 4th It prevents baldness and surf, strengthens the October. For New York:-15 pkgs, bataboo- hair, and for children it lays the foundation of ware, 25 cases strawouts, 100 casks say, 108 a laxarious growth. Also in a golden colour for bales wool, 125 pkgs. rattarware, 325 Inles fair and golden-haired ladies and children. Ask strawbraid, 637 pkgs, canes, 938 pkgs, crackers, Stores and Chemists for BOWLAND'S MAGASSAR 100 bales brokon cassia, 1,250 bales cassia, OIL, of Hatton Garden, London. [13641 2,356 cases fans, 17,450 rolls matting.

TANSAN

$6.00

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