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COMMERCIAL INFORMATION,

HONGKONG ELECTRIC TRAMWAY, The following information regarding the receipts of the Company in officially supplied, For week ending May 23rd ....... $10,789

compared with Increase

28

corresponding week of last

-your-

578

812,033 For week ending May 30th. Increase, compared with last year 1,734

TRADE OF HONGKONG."

The following statistics have been taken from the fortnightly report of the Hong kong General Chamber of Commerce

OVEÜAL, DENTA

The stocks on June 4th were 998 chosts of Patna, 437 of Benares, 1,716 Maiwn, and 460 Persian and Turkish, During the interval the only importations were 17 chesta of Persian and Turkish, and the exports to Shanghai, etc., in the same period were 37 Pataa, 1 Benares, 5 Malwa, and 31 Persian and Turkish. As to uncertified Bongal opium the balance of stocks on June 4th were. The 79 of Patno and 30 of Bongres. importations and exportations were nil, and ne opium was bored by Government mono- poly. No business has been transacted in the Bengal market from first hands and Now quotations are nominally: Patna 80,325, Old 9,200, V. Old 89.100. Benares New 89,050, Old 88,925, V. Old 38,825 The retail market is steady, MalwaThere are no sales to report and quotation is nominal at $8,025 per picul

EXPORTS.

There were sales of about 1,400 boles of feathers, mostly "A" and Nanning; and the prices are a shade firmer. The business due in Ginger was nominal, but there are no stocks. Galangal was quiet and little or no business has been done in Cassia Oil. Star Aniseed in reported as being rather arm, Ground Nuts with shells are quoted at $8.40 per picul and without shells at $9.20 per picul. There has been no business here, A regards Yunnan Tea Reuter's gives standard. tes under date of June. 2nd, 189/- per out. (cost), 139/9 per uwt. (3 month). Saigon Cassin is quiet, and the same may be said

ef Gall Nuts, but horn prices remain steady. There have been no sales of Quicksilver and the market is ds. The market in Bristles is also lifeless, and there is no demand for this commodity,

IMPOUTA.

BAIGON-JAVA-——Ontaide tonnage has heprocured for July August September loading for usual part-cargods at 28 colts to 2 ports, 25/17 cents to 1 option 1 ports and 25 couts to 1 port NC. Java respectively. but "outsiders" are at present not interested in further such freights without having secured a return freight beforehand.

After a protracted period of inactivity the Cotton Yara deslere natered the market to replenish their stocks and contracted for. purchases on a large scalo, hoing partly encouraged by the advance in values of Cotton as well as of Japanese Yarns. Prices. ruled erratic, but may he termed to have advanced $1 to 84 per bale. Towards the Queta- close, there is less business doing. tions are:-No. 10s at $96 to $122, No. 128 ut 8103 to 8123, No. 16s, at 8115 to 8133, No. 20 at 812 to $148, Arrivals 7,000 hales Sales 26,000 bales. Shipments nil. Dusold stock 50,000 Hargains 50,000 balis bales. There has been no change in Woollens and the same may be said of Raw Cottona,

There is no improvement to report in Metals; conditions romain precisely the same as last advice Prices are also about the same Yellow Metal is also reported to be

quiet and Petroleum Products also remain unchanged. The coal market is dull and the

stasks are heavy. The same may be said of

Sugar and here, the prices are declining.. There are 5,000 bags of saltpetre on band and the market a quiet

There is still no enquiry in the American Hair market, and, as the surplus of wheat

BANGKOK-According to Bangkok advices, freights continue in a somnolent condition, the situation during the next few months it is feared will be a difficult one for owners and time-charterers, Rates are down to 29/22 cents per picul for fonding inside/out- side the bar respectively. CAM

TIME-CHARTERs.Norwegian str. Varg has been taken up for 9 months at 86,250 per month for Southern trade

Coal freights from Japan are steady,

·FIXTURES Reported, →→ Moji-Hongkong 31.80/81.66/8.1.75 and Wakamatzu-Spator nt $2.25 per ton.

The total output of the Kailan Mining Administration's mines for the week ending 23rd May amounted to 62,735.05 tons and the sales during the period to 79,080.47 tons.

SHIPPING IN PORT

¿TEAKERS.

ALBAY, American str., 1,114, E. Trisabal, 31st May Manila 28th May, Ballast

Marty & Com

ANNA, Norwegian str., 1,017, Antzen, Bth

June Bangkok 28th May, Rice. Chinese, s

ABEATOON AFCA, British str., 2,031, W.

Walker, 2nd Jane Calentte 15th May, General. David Sassoon & Ca.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 8ru, 1914,

RECENT"

VIRGINIA CIGARETTES.

TRADE

Regent

VIRGINIA

ARETTES

Westminster

Tobacco Co. Ltd. Landon

IN NEAT FLAT POCKET TINS-15 CENTS A TIN

BENOLEUCH, British str, Geo. McMillen, SAVE THE EMPTY TINS, FOR THEY CAN BE EXCHANGED

5th June-Singapore 20th May, Gen erál. Gibb, Livingston & Contac BOMBAY MARU, Japanese str., 3,849, 8,

Komatsubara, 4th June-Moji 30th Yuson May, General. Nippon Kaisha, BORNEO, German str,, 1,344, Joh. Koehler, 4th June Sandakan 29th May. Timber. Melchers & Co.EMBE EMPRESS or Asra, British str., 8,883, 8. Robinson, 2nd June-Vancouver 14th May, General Canadian Pacific Railway Co

DEVANHA, British str., W. R. Hickey,

LANE, CRAWFORD KRUSE & Co.

Hongkong, Srd June, 1914.

FOR PICTURES. NOW SOLD BY

Walsh, & CO. KELLY &

A. 8. WATSON VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

LTD,

Co.,LTD.

1908

5th June Shanghai 2nd June Mails THE

and General P. & O. 8. N. Co

Dairy MARU, Japanese str. 2,824, W.

Nakagawa, 5th June Chefoo 20th May, Coal-Order.: DAIREN MARU, Japanese str., 2,393, Nasu,

4th June Moji 28th May, Coal- Suzuki & Cole Allen DEVANHA, British str., 4,785, W. B. F.

Hickey, 5th June Shanghai and June, General.-P. & 0, B. N. Co. FOOSHING, British str., 1,420, J. McAinah,

27th May Swatow 26th May, Ballast. ---Jardins, Matheson & Co. GERMANIA, German ats., 5,341, C. Jepsen, 4th June-Sydney 18th April, Copra.

Siemssen & Co. ha

HANOI, French str., 630, Le Chevalier, 2nd

June-Haiphong 30th June, General.

A R. Marty

ON SALE.

DIRECTORY AND CHRONICLE

* 1914.

FOR CHINA, JAPAN, CORRA, INDO CHINA, SIAM, STRAITS SETTLE MENGHALAY STATES. NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP PINES, BORNEO. LTC.

FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL 189UR.

PASSENGERA.

ARRIVED.

Por Ikuri Maru, from Java, etc, Mr. Y. Ota S

Por Stang

ang Bec, from Singapore, Mrs.

Graham, and Miss Fay

Dr.

a from Swatow, etc., Per Hatton, Costello Mrs Onenchen, Miss Benham,

| Dr. Turner, Rev. Andres, Mr. A. Beck

and Mr. P. Reynolds,

VISITORS AT - HOTELS-

HONGKONG HOTTE

Mr B, 6. Abraham ML. Adler Mr & Mrs. W. Babon

Mr B. W. Baker, MrE. E Bato

M. D. J. Bell

Per Yokohama Moru, from Shanghai, Mr Beckingsals Mr. ET Brewster, Mr. A. G. Wilson, Mr. R. W Carter, Mr. R. T. ME. B. Bailliga Hodel and Mr. A. E. Bouton,

DEPARTED.

Coleman

Mr O, A. Cooke, har MrG. P. Carry

M-B Hunter Mr.M. T. Jones Mat Lambert Mr B. Ik Lambert. 158. H. LAWIONOS

Mr G. T. Lloyd

"Mr F. Lobak

Al- W. Logan Dr. & Mr H. Masters

Miss M. Mathan Mta BT Matheran

Mr D. M. Mickle Mr G. B. Middleton Mr N. S. Milkowa Dr & Mra W B. A.

Abors

MM. Brown Per Demanha, for London, etc., Mr. J. Mr AJ. Cambridge

Mr & Mre F ̈ W: Ca ey: De O. Marriott: Grant, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dymond, Mr Mr F. D. Chespiger B. K. Mehta J Simpson, Mr. H. Wischen, Mr. A. Mr W. E. Olayton Line A. M. Mellom Jenkins, Capt JM Hay, Mr. Dr A. LE. F. J. MarooKI Howell for Singapore, Mr. P. Ron, Mr. S. Halleem, Mr. R. D. Easton, Miss Wickers, Mr H. Jacob, Capt. J. E. Smart and Dr, F. C Engelhorn. MIEM. N. Dawlings

Per Manchuria, for Shanghai, etc., Mrs AM Mellon, Mr. C. B. Eeymour Mrs. A. 8. Seymour, Miss T. Seymour, Miss W. M. Lawton, Licut. and Mrs. L. F. Bell, U.S.A Mr. and Mrs JET Higgins, Miss JH, Street, Miss E. G. Turpin Mr. M. D. Bilas, Mr. and Mrs. Mr Wall Farley GE. Strong, Miss A Strong, Miss E. Mr H. Fehr Howard, Miss A. E. Middleton, Mr. and J. Glogy Mrs, CS Lee and infant, Mr. H. W Mr & Mrs J. Gould

Mr A. Debrennor Mrs W. H. Dewey MF.A. Diskhol Mr D.B. 8. Douglas Miss M. E. Duffy

Mr. C.

Hobbs, Miss A. Twoby, Mr. and Mrs. Wra J. W.

J. Davis, Miss W. Twony, Mr. F. A. Day,

&

H. E.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coolidge, Rev. Fr. Mr 1. A. Grifla P. Garcia, Rev. F. Marin, Miss M. MrP.O.de Grisogono Pettibone, Mrs, M. Pettibone Miss Capt TP Hall

Handy Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pink. Mr. Mr Mrs B. 8. and Mrs. E. B. Follett, Mr. A. B. Ayers, Mr B. A. Handy Mr and Mrs. Ayers, Mr. R. M. Ayers, Mr. E. S. Handy Miss J, Montgomery, Mrs J. F. Mont Me W. &. Hannibal gomery, Miss M. L. Montgomery Mice Mr A. Heise Huge Leo, Mr. J. A. Gomes, Mr. O. C. Williams, Mr & Mrs A. House Dr. M. Reinhard, Mr. and Mrs VA Hoa Me D. A. Herett Dodge, Master L. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs cue. W. M. Lavering, Mrs. G. H. Cann, Mrs. | CommenÁSI

Hilboan G N Price, Mr. G. HFairchild, Mis J. O. Reamer, Mrs. J Wildi Mz. and Mrs D. McLeod, Mr. F. P. Holms, Miss A N. Lee, Mr. J. W. Bolles, Miss OFFICERA OF COAST AND RIVER ŠTEẨNESS,

Cartmail, Miss O. Bain, Mrs. M. Brown, The Book is printed from New Type Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Enoch, Miss P. specially reserved for the purpose, sad Enoch, Mrs. J. B. Pourie, Chos, B. uniformity in overy arrangement greatly. Hadden, Mr. M. Kruger. Mr. H. M. Mr. Adame facilitates reférence.

Meerteron Mr. P. Halloran, Mr. H. Mr B King Bidwell

DrB Besides the metal Alpabetical List of Pugnor, Mr. W. H Dewey, Mr. S. eger Firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED Donnenberg, Mr. C. Russell, Mr. T Me W. Budge LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS Hansen, Mrs. E. Fay, Mr. and Mrs. CMH Batte N. Gruckshank, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr H. Clegg at the larger Commercial Centres, Te

Schuldt, Prof. and Mrs. F. W. Shepard- Mr A. D. Cocks The

son, and Miss K, Gartland,

Mr F, W: Cor"⠀ ALPHABETICAL EIST of RESIDENTS

Ir A H. Deanne ▼⠀⠀ EXPECTED. contains the names of over

MY W. A Donaldson Me Drummond Mrs M. Duffy MFR. W. Ever Mr Feyn Capt & Mrs W. Gardoor

20,000 FOREIGNERS, arranged, with the Initials as well as the Surnames, in strictly Alphabetical Order, so that any name can be found finstantly,

THE MAPS AND PLANS bare been engraved by one of the man The DIRECTORY covers the whole of the eminent Firms in Great Britain and nos ports and eltion of the Für Part, from corrected and brought up to date. Thay BORRAL MARU, Japanese str. 2030, Netherlands ludis to Biberia, in which comist of following

Katori, 27th May-Miike 1st May, Europeans reside.

COLOURED PLATS OF FLAGS OF Foasian Honia. Coal. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Not only is the Directory pa, fou and Max or new Far East. HSINCHANG, Chinese str., 1,258, D. Dcomplete in each case as it can be made, but PLAN OF YOKOHAMA

Ross, 2nd June-Tientsin 27th May, each Colony, Port or Bettlement WTO General Chipse

DESCRIPTION, mrefully, Terima

KWANGLER, Chinese str., 1,466, J. Mc-year, most of which will serve as ours

Arthur 1st June Shanghai 20th Goma Toosey, giving every detall May, General Chinese coin connection with the places, their story, MACKINO 1merican stig 2007 W J. Topography on the Desert biote

PLÁN OF ROBBAND HYOU.

PLAN OF PORTION SITEMENT, TOKza. PLAN OF TRINoten (KJA (KAR) PLAN OF BORRION CONCESSION, SHANGHAI. pias of Bosaxey (CHANGHAI) with Inset

Showing the TrendED SETTLEMENT. in consisting of a hundred interesting arties, LARGE PLAN OF THE CITY OF VITORIA MUREX, British str., 2,953, Smart, 30th packed with lacte concisely set out, and confus on New TajnITURY ((KOWLOON);

May 30th Balik Papan 31st May, taining statistics of the TRADE of Bach FLAN OF KOWLOON. Bulk Oil Asiatic Petroleum Co. Country and Port, would slons sunce to fill PLAN OF BINGAPORE

BES PLAX OP BATAVIA, PLEA

Krebs, May-Saigon May, Rice Robert Dollar & Co.

isnoto, large as anticipated, prices arO PROMETHEUS, Nor, str. 1,020, Jensen #large volume the AORTES Fifteen Tho CHRONICLE covers the table avantis

being well maintained in the Western States New crop prospects are still of Americn. excellent, and dealers are afraid to operate at present rate The local market is still dull, depressed, and overstocked, there

seems no prospect of any improvement for

same time to come. Stocks and quotations remain unchanged, although in order to raduce holdings, prices have been lowered

still further in some directions:Patents M. $2.60/82.80 per bag, Cut Offs M. 82.17/$2.19 per bag. Straight M. 92.08/82.12 "per bag, Seconds M. $1.95782.00.

THE FREIGHT MALKET

Messrs. Lamke & Rogge, of Hongkong, in their circular for 6th June state

As was expected, when last writing on the 23rd ultimo, the freight market has con tinued extremely quiet throughout the fortnight and at the close practically nothing is doing. There is no go in freights, that several handy-sized boats ready very shortly here and at neighbouring ports are unable to secure any freight which would warrant their being moved. In fact, what little employment, bere is oforing is in nearly every instance at such low rates as to be scarcely enough to induce negotiations, The North reports that the coating trade is also almost at a standstil, and although there is plenty if produce in the faterior and at the main shipping centres, there seems to be little or no interest taken in the exchange of commodities owing to the tightness of money and the unsettled state of the country politically

From Saigon to this, demand for tonnage has been practically nil, and only a couple of fixtures have been reported at 14/15 cents per picul respectively, while the market closes weak without further enquiry at the moment. Just at the time of writing we hear of i small boat having accepted 12 cents per pical. Saigon reports under date of the 23rd May as follows: During the period under review rico prices have varied accord- ing to tenor of advices received from buying markets, chiefy from Hongkong and Sings poro. These having receded, the rice market closes dull with an easier tone helped by the downward tendency of silver

daring

Rice exports from Saigon from 1st January. to 20th May amount to 671,399 tous as compared with 459,452 tors corresponding period last year Quotation stands for June/July shipment at 84.03 per picul f.o.b. Saigon against: 84-71 for saING period last year,

SAIGON-PHILIPPINES. Early in the fort night a fixture was put through on

of 185,000 picul at 26/29,

2 ports discharge res

writing, the famer dullness and inacti

are again prevalent

tion

29th May-Bangkok 22nd May, Rice Thoresen & Co,

SAVONIA, German str., 2,702, Helfer, 3rd Jane Karatsu 18th May, Coal. Hamburg-Amerika Linie.

Royal Dotaro-Complete Maps, and Flans, pp. nearly 2,000, $10.00, of the last half century in the Tu E

together with the Teris of all the most Directory only, op. 1400 €0.00

The Directories and Descriptions are of -- Important Treatles consluded with the

Poking.

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Chinkiang. General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Peltaiko Nanking SEON Norwegian str., 885, D. Harbrender, Chiawangtan, Waba

2911 May Bangkok 2nd May, Rice

Tabu. Kerkiang "Chinese.

Antung,

Hankow

SHINBU MARU, Japanese str. 3,229,

Idzumi, 31st May Kwang Yen 28th Manchurian Yochow.

Trado C'eres. Shanal. May, Stone-Büzüki & Content to TAIYO MARU, Japanese str. 18,230, T. Newchwang Ichang.

Chungking. Fumoto, 2nd June-Weihaiwei 27th Dairen. May,

General. Mitsui Bussan Port Arthur. Hangehow.

Chefoe,

Ningpo. Kaisha.OVER

TEAN, British str. 1,357, J. V. Bidford, Weihaiwel.

Kiabchan 5th June Manila 2nd June, General

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Wenchow. Santu. Foochow

Shanghai.

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TAHON MARU, Japanese str., 1,849, J. Kasai, 5th June-Saigon 31st May, Rice Chinese. TJIBODAS, Dutch str., 3,016, E. H. Kroes, Tokyo Oseks

27th May-Samarang 19th May, Yokohama. Moji

Taizsutu. Takow. Sugar. Java-China-Japan Lijn.

Nagasaki Enyo TJIMANOES, Dutch str., 3,901, La Rooy, Kobe. Hakodate. Anping

29th May Batavia 20th May Gen Shimonoseki. Tamsui. eral. Java China-Japan Lijn. UL, Norwegian str., 885, J. Pedersen, 5th- June Bangkok 26th May, Rice, Chinese

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The IGM str. Prinz Ludwig left Shanghai on the 6th June, at 8 p.m., and inay be expected here on or about the 10th June, at 4 p.m.

The Silk shipped from Hongkong by R.M.S. Empress of Russia on the 13th May reached New York on the 5th June,

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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER

Hongkong Observatory, Juze 7th.

Mr Dine Newton Mism G. O'Leary : Mr A. F. Paffner Mr. A. B. Parsia MEB, Bay Miss F. Reay

Di M. Rahardt Mr. A. Scheuer Mew. Sabiosper Mrs Jeddon Me W. Schmalke

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PAX HOTTLA

Lieut Archer, KA,M.C.

H&MM W. Arm-

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Presiona On Thate On Date

DAY Bt.

it 2 pm. 6 a.m

Fores edcher

Barometer Température Humility. Wind Direction

7.

19.81

2981 80

2 pm

29 30

Mr. 1. Arnold

812 South Bouth BW

3

91

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Highest open air Temperature on 6th ... 83 Lowbet open ér Temperature on 6th

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 8th to 14th June, 1914.

HIGH WATER

77

Height.

Mr F. 11. Bakr

Me Mrs W. F.

Ball and children Me Board

Major & Mrs Bowen

Mes Bowdler

Mr & Mrs A. Bryson pand children

Mr & Mrs Carmicksel

Mr M. Chry

Mr Carulli Mr Goodland Arjor DavyWS Major Dorgan ME W. J Dove

Major

Falckine

Mr AF Folder Mr E. W. Gibbons

Mr & Mrs A, Gibson

LOW WATRE

Hong Mean

kong.

Mean

Time

Time

hm

Men,

76 m2 2

3:1

78462

3.2

11 534

0:1

Mr Grissell

13.3

Mr Hardman

5 250

33

Tues,

Wed.

Thari. 11 m 0.51

10 m 9 487 8 3

m 10 5

7

12 m 1:48

Sim, 11:15

363 44

35

18 0:4 Fris

37 m 4.21. 7 1 6 59s 08 Satur, 13 m 2 45 38 b 143 6 2003 656 7 486 L & Sun, 14 m 341 3 9. m

5:52 38 881 6

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ARSORBING INTEREST,

By CHAS. J. HALCOMBE, Formerly of the Imperial Chinees Custom) Barvics, Author of The Mystie Flowery Land," ete.

THE VOLUME, which consiste or 401

Tare, and indudes a Sketch Plez

Hant.

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dediosted to Bir Ronen 40.M.Gend Dr. A. RaKNIE.

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Mr & Mrs B. N. Mitchelmore and child. CaptMonteith,RAM.0. Mr. Nizon Mrs Facet & children MJ. Plame Majer & Mrs Pyas

and obidieni

Lt Col Rodeine, R.3. Rev Bəynoks

Eng: Corady, Roomze

Mr Chett

Mr B. A. Haley Lt. Col. & Men Usher

Gordon Hall,

Smithpor

Stewart and chil

Mr V. A Hassland ......... Mr A, B. Stokes Mr & Mrs W. G. Capt & fra Waters

Humphreye

and child

Major & Mrs Hum- Mr C. Wilson

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Mr & Mrs Alan Mrs Ballence

Mr Barberg Mr J. Barker MY Bar

Mics Beech Mr B. Bobarts Mr C. Bond

Mr. E. Willia

GRAND HOTEL

Mr Thon. B. Browin

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Mr F.M. Barry 1 Miss Calling Mias Dezban

Mr Frank

Mr Fundont

My M. Gemby Mr Beckor Harry

Mr W. Hoikel Mr. Hooper My Kerfensen Dr Keyt

MFW. Kichlaana Mr & Mrs Langhan

MEG.G. Logas Me S. Marti --Mr G. E. Masend 20 Mr & Mrs Sigh!

Admiral Waken De Wilson

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BATES OF EXCHANGE AT BOMBAT

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36 year

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FECM 1874 to 3909,

PRICE $3 CASE,