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TELEGRAMS.

(Reuters)

Mr. Chamberlain's Fiscal Policy.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE

Chamber of Commerce, and other business organizations have discussed the question of what action to take, hat ** yet nothing has been done. Should the river rise as rapidly in the next 48 hours as it bas during thecoresponding | time just passed, the damage property of aïri kinds will be enormous.

MACAO AND CHINA.

LONDON, 11th June. Mr. Chaplin's amendment was rejected by 474 to 28; all the Liberals and Nationalists supported the Government, but some Union- ists abstained from voting. Mr. Balfour de

TREATY REVISION. nied that the Government had broken their pledge in repealing the Com tax, and also Memorial presumed by the Council of Gin- that it was their duty to express an opinion verniment Reforins (Cheng Huchu);— on certain great tiscal and enlenial inter- We hereby memorialize the throne regarding national problems recently raised; the sub-the treaty revision between China and Portugal ject must first be thoroughly examined; it Sometime in the spring of the 13th year of would be an ill performance of duty if wagon (1887)the Fungli. Vamendes atched Commissioner James Dunean Catophelf (Chin they professed settled convictions where none

Tungkan) of the 1. M. Customs to Portugal to existed; what was wante:l of the Government negotiate the question of opium dues and likin. was common action and responsibility; no

and the Commissioner signed a treaty with une wanted uniformity of speech or absolute Porngal consisting of four, anicles of which uniformity of opinion; without sharing the article two says: "Cuina confirins the perpe- view that the present fiscal system must re-tual occupation arat government of Macao, main in force for all time, he did not believe and is dependencier, by Portugal, as Por-

In the summer of that the country could ever revert to the tugude possessing."

the same year

Portuguese representa. 1_of_184%e

itive caine to Peking and concluded a ↑ I eaty of commerce in article two of which was Wholesale Assassination in Servia. also mentioned that “China contirms in its The King and Queen of Servia, the entirety the second article of the protocol of Queen's brother and two sisters, the King's Lisbon, relating to the perpetual occupation aide-de-camp, onte General, the Premier, and government of Macam by- Portugal and two Ministers and twelve of the palace guards that "It is stipulated that. Comín ssionury were shot dead in Belgrade palace at mid-pprinted by both Governments shai! proceed

LATER.

(N. C. Daily News) Mr. Chamberlain's Zollverein. LONDON, 5th June. The Governments of the Commonwealth and all the States of Australia approve Mr. Chan berlain's proposals. Only the extreme Free Traders oppose them. An immense majority in favour of the proposals is assured. The New Zealand Chambers of Cominerce have cudorsed the proposals.

The Russian Conquest of

Manchuria."

TOKIO, gih June.

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to the delimitation of the boundaries, which

men-shan is an island to the west of Macao and Shao-huan-chin and Ta-huan-chin are two

KANG YU WEI AT BOMBAY,

says the A. S. Press of 6th inst.: The Indian papers recorded the other day that Kang Yu Wei, the Chinese reformer, had been banquetted by his compa rinis in Calcutta prior to his sail. jug for China, en the invitation of the Emperor Kwang Hsn to return. Kang Yu Wei s Chinese enough to know a Chinese trap when he sees it. He may have saited away from Calcutta hut he has arrived in Bombay. And we now learn that he proposes touring through Upper Burma before sailing for China, We should not be in the least surprised to hear that this great Chinese author and political thinker found occasion in prolong his tour in the Malay Peninsula on arriving here from 'Rangoon in order still further to postpone his reaching China in a still later date. There are at present too many facilities for decapitation in China for Kang Yu Wei to contemplate with comfort A telegram of invitation is not always the innocent thing it looks, and the Darjeeling fly will not walk into the harbour of the Paking, spider

same as subjects of other powers in regard to the tariff. Article 111. and IV are about the brauch office of 1.M. Customs office and just the same as the provisions regarding Kiauchow which take control of opium and general goods imported and exported. The Customs to take charge of all the customs revenues. Articles V and V treat of the regulations regarding the Customs. Article VI simply revises some of the wording while Articles VIII and IX deal with the ratification and exchange of the text hereby presented to the Throne. If the Throne has no objection the memorialist asks for the appointment of the proper plenipotentiaries to sign the treaty with the Portuguese minister, and after such signature the Imperial seal can be affixed thus ratifying the treaty, so as to ex change same. As to the railways, the length of the proposed route between Canton and | Macao is only 200 odd Chinese li, and as there are railways to he built between Hankow and Canton and Canton and Kowloon the railway shall beiter be constructed, and the question had better be discussed between Sheng Usuan- hui, Director General of Imperial Railway | just yet. Administration, and the Portuguese authorities, We hereby memorialize the throne on all the transactions regarding treaty revision with Portugal.

The above nemorial was countersigned by the Throne and Prince Ching was ordered to sign the Treaty, and it is also ordered that the o her maiters be treated as memorializer.

CURRENCY

From the Evening Bulletin, of Philadelphia, night by troops who now surround the shall be determined by a special convention, we extract the following interesting remarks on palace.. A proclamation has appeared, signed but so long as the definitation of the bound-Gold, Silver, and the United States "-:-- by a fong list of new Ministers, mentioning aries is not concluded, everything in respect to

It will be interesting to note the outcome of tersely that the King and Queen have been | them shichi continan as at present, without the Administration's attempt to induce the lead- shot, and convening a National Assembly | addition, diminution, or alteration by either of ing countries of the warld to unite in fixing an on the 13th ins! The crime has horrified the parties." To the first month of this year M. international ratio between gold and silver. Europe and it is feared that it will inflame Brance, Portuguese Minister to Peking, intim. The commission which is to be entrusted with ated that the people of Portugal were desirous this task is, it is announced, soon to leave the whole of the East,

of improving commerce at Mocan, and dredg. American sail for a prolonged tour in which its ing the waterways; they also wished to seule members will visit the chief European capitals the points not definitely determined in the

to lay their arguments before the various treaty; the Minister said he had to negotiate to governments to which they are accredited, and revise the treaty, and that according to the it is not probable that their work, which treaty already signed it was clearly recognized represents merely the preliminary phase of the that the dependencies of Macao should be place undertaking, will be completed for a con. ed under the permanent occupation and govern-siderable tinte. It is asserted that the project ment of Portugal and that the boundary of in question has no reference to any scheme Macao should be delimited. That the Toi- to revive bimetallism" as a policy of the United States, but that its sole purpose is to relieve the mer-hants of the civilised globe islands to the south west of Macan. These three from loss and uncertainty by aiding to islands are dependenci s of Macao, and they establish stability in the currency value of arealready-recognized in the treaty as such, and--silver-in-relation-to-gold-a-condition-which- he fact -hould be unfirmed &c. The members does not now exist, the fluctuations in the value of the Council of Government Reforms have of the white metal having been especially answered that the islands in the coast of Chinn marked within the past year. As the silver are separately under either prefect, subprefect using countries, among which Mexico and or magistrate, and there is no such thing as

China hold a prominent place, consume more one island being the dependency of another than half a billion worth of imported goods and the present bound cries of Macao having yearly, chießy from nations which use the gold ben clarly stipulated in the treaty there shall

stand und in their domestic transactions, the

TO TAKE EFFECT IN SUPT.MBER.

he no dependency besides these included in reasons for this effort are apparent. It would NEW YORK, Juan 8th. the present boundaries. In the beginning of douthless be a great gain if by common consent The purcing inin effect of the new Philippines the ad moon, the said Minister again intimat-

some measure of silver values could be created monetary system will not take place until some- ed that the revision of tariff mentioned in the and maintained, so that exporters, whether in time during he month of September, it having Article six of the prince' between China and the United States or elsewhere, could count been delayed on account of the fact that in the Treaty, Pawess, to make up the impart and with accuracy on the prices, calculated on a formation has been given out from Washington expant duty in an actual five per cent. ad gold basis, which they would receive for their there is no gol left with which to purchase | vularem, bet Puntugal being no included in goods when there were sent to the Orient or to silver bull:ont

the protocol the Portu, uese subjects in im. [The above cable is very difficult to under-porting into an exporting from China shall stand, the mare so when it is known that there

pay tar of according to the stipulations in the is enough and to spate of gold belonging to the Treary of 1887 &c The idea of the Minister Insular Government of the Philippines in

is to settle the housdury question by utilizing reserve in New York to purchase bullion the riff que-t-ons, but we have already enough to last this country for several years strongly rejected the proposed points by the when camed into the new currency. Silver has Minister. Then the Minister has personally been advancing at a very rapid rate of late and told us that he will un proceed with the it is possible that this announcement coming boundary question, but for the sake of exten- from the Secretary of ar means that he is

A Japanese who has recently been travelling in Manchuria reports that the Russians have already construted toads passable by field artillery between Limoyang and the Yain, and are busily surveying the route for a railway between those points, ...

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New Philippine Currency

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Labo America. Put the fact is not to be rainsaid that the accomplishment of such an Even enterprise is likely to prove difficult, assuming that an international agreement in dus respect is practicable, experience has proved that in the long run economic laws have little inercy for governmental fiats.

NEW JAVA SUGAR CROP. The American Asiaticof 7th inst. reports that

trying to depreciate the value of the metal and ding l'ortuguese commercial interest to benefit the cane having suffered from the dry weather

hots Ponugal and Ching, and what the thereby have to pay more than the nurmal

Minister then pusposed are wo items; in a rate for it. When it was first learned that the word, that is to say, to establish a Custoine U. S. Government wi-hed to purchase silver branch once in Macao, so as to collect opium bullion, that commodity was worth 45 cts per dues to facilitate Chinese interest, and second- oz. and to-day the price of the same is 54 cis. pery 10 build a railway line from Macro to oz., a rise of nine ts. per oz and it is very pro Canion to promote Portugal's interests. In bable that the above action was taken in order to make the owners of the bullion reduce the price to a normal basis. Both Governor Wright and Insular Treasurer Frannigan were interviewed by a Cablenews representative in regard to the

cable, but neither gentleman was able to state why the action had been taken although when the idea was suggested to Governor Wright that it was done in an effort to de, reciate the value of silver bullion, he stated that there might be something in it. There is now in and on the way to these islands $5,703 000 of the new currency and an act of Congress has decreed that when $5,000,000 was in or ready for circulation. silver should then be at a parity.—Ed, M,C.} Plague in Berlin.

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FORTY SUSPECTED CASES,

NEW YORK, June yth,

Bubonic plague broken out in Berlin, there already being forty suspected cases and the residents of the city are deeing to thecountry in large numbers. The first turpe.ted case was that of a person who has been travelling in the Orient for some time, who had just returned to his home and was supposed to have brought it back with him. The board of health of the city are taking all precautions possible, the infected persons being isolated and none but ide physicians are allowed to approach them. When the disease first appeared it was not known what it was and that was the reason that it gained such a strong headway.

St. Louis Flooded.

New York, June 9.

than

COMMERCIAL.

Writing under to-day's date Mesars, Erich Georg & Co. state :-

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13 1903.

Hongkong Hotels have improved and shares are inquired for at $151. Hotel des Colanies are reported sold in Shanghai at Tle. 15). Humphreys' Estate and China Providents have inquiries at $12) and $97 respectively.

Cotton Mills.-There is no business to report in stocks under this heading.

Cigar Companies.-Sumatras have been sold in the North at the reduced rate of.Tls. 54.

Miscellaneous.-Green Island Cements can probably he had at $25. A. S. Watsons have firmed and can be placed at $148. Electrics (old issue) have found buyers at $13 Geo Fenwicks have been bought and more shares are wanted at $47. Ropes are inquired for at $135. Bell's Asbestos have been and can still be placed at $5. United Asbestos (ordinary) have buyers at 59. China Light and Power

are in request al 56, Shanghai Waterworks bare considerably improved and sales at Tls. 420 have taken place. Langkats appear to be Ermer having changed hands in the North at Tls, 300,

RAUBS.

The following is taken from the General Manager's Report for the four weeks ending -on-23rd-May-lası---------

The mine measurement and assay results of prospecting work, prepared by the mine mana- ger, show a total of $29 ft. for the period (4 weeks) under review, made up of 155 ft. sink. ing, 163 A. driving, 211 ft. cross-cutting, as against a total of 503 ft. for the previous 4

weeks.

Milling return for 4 weeks anding 23rd May

1903.

Stamps working: 40

Period of work: 28 days, less lost time 193 days for the whole mill, of which 13 hours was due to sempan and reminder to mili re: pairs, &c.

The cloul of depression has not lifted from eur market yet. Money although easy in Hongkong is still said to be very tight in Shanghai The business is a band-to-mouth hine amil operators açe still hanging back in fear of lower ates. Yet most stocks are steady at quolations, few only show a decline on st week's prices, and we are still of opinion that a change for the better will soon fake place; the rates on Shanghai are 'Tls, 711 for a 'T/'T', and Tis. 72 for a three days' sight Private Paper.

Shipping Stocks-Hongkong Canton and Macaos were in steady demand during the week. at $374 but sellers asking more, sales were fixed at $374 and at $379, closing steady at the latter figure. Indos have ruled more or less nominal, prices varing according to quotation from Shanghai; soine transactions took place at $106 cash and $107 for the end of the month, but at time of writing the market is offering shares at Sro wihout meeting with any response. China and Manilas are on offer at $26. Drug- lases are obtainable at $42. Star Ferries have buyers at $25 and $15 respectively and Shells.86 per cent weight assay 34.4 dwvt.=.296 dwt are offering at 56.

Ore milled: 1 Koman 2,400 lans

B. Hitam 61o. Total 3,016 tons. Mill duty: 2.9 tons per stamp per 24 hours. Amalgam yield: 2,204 oz giving 756.5 oz. melted gold-34.33 per cent.

Advertise minis.

HONGKONG-MAÇÃO LINE.

S.S. "WING CHAI"

Captain SAMUEL BELL SMITH AILY Departure from Hongkong to Macao at 7.30 A M., from Macao to Hongkong at 2 PM, SUNDAY included.

DA

1st Class fare (including cabin and servant),

$3; return ticket, $5.

2nd Class, $1.50; return ticket, Sz.50. 3rd Class, $1.

Steerage, 50.50.

Superior cabin accommodation. Wharf in Hongkong, opposite Central Market; at Macao, C., S. N. Company's Wharf.

For Freight, &c, apply le-

SAM WANG & CO., LD., 81, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, 13th June, rong

1697e

NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES..

STEAMSHIP "OLYMPIA”. FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, ÝOKO- HAMA, KOBE, MOJI AND SHANGHAI The above Steamer having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature and to take immediate delivery of their Gonds from alongside,

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.

No Fite laserance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

DODWELL & Co., LIMITED, Agents,

[$74d

Hongkong, 13th June Tong

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

S.S.RENVENUE,"

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON AND

STRAITS.

Bullion yield: 5.0:6 devt. p. ton milled - CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby 69.69 per cent. contents.

Bullion fineness: 910. Mercury loss: 3.4 lb. per tco ton milled-- 1.44 oz. per oz. bullion.

Concentrates saved: Blanketings-26 tons

per ton milled. Buddlings-82 tons (2.71 per ceni weight assay 15.5 dwt..421 dwt, per ton milled. Total-3.57 per cent weight.717 dwt, per ton milled 9.95 percent of contents. Tailings: Assays 1.52 dwt 1.46 dwt, per ton milled 10.35 per cent of total contents.

Estimated cost for 4 weeks ending 23rd May,

1903 :-

Docks, Wharves and Godewas-Sales at $215 were recorded to-day, but the number of shares changing hands was unly a small one and we doubt that larger order could be filled at this price; a slight drop in the market promptly brings out buyers and unless the seulement at the end of this month contain a weak spt we look forward to bener price European salaries rather than to a slackening off of rates. Wages Surface Wharves are quiet at $9o. New Amoy Docks

Development. are quoted nominally, 540 with no shares ob

Ore raising tainable Thẻ shuffling of rates in Shanghai, | Timber, furt, and charcoal changing daily, has made the price for Fam- hams, very unsteady; from Tis. 192) cash buyers last Monday the rate, according to advices, dro, ped to Tts, 185, rose again to Tls, 100 and is now, as per latest wire, Tis. 185 cash buyers against with a desultory forward business at ali ratus reported; we do not expect any steadiness in this stock until the June seulement has stopped worrying our northern neighbours,

$5,263.23

$4.797.25 3,897.30 4,264.98. 13,959 73 925.15

Royalty 1,397.42 Stores 649.29 Petties 21361

2,260.32

$21,478.43

Cost per ton $7.123.07 dwt. Estimated value of output $35,000.00 Mine 1,474.00 Buildings 136.00 Sempan 51.91 $1,661.91

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

Lands, Hotels and Buildings.-Land Invest. ments are quoted at $168 sellers, but we do not believe there are many shares for sale at this ON LONDON, Telegraphic Transfer... rate; Kowloon Lands can be got at $36. West Points are wanted at $52. Hongkong Hotels at $131, whilst Oriente Hotel and Humphreys Estate are quiet at quotation,

·WEEKLY SHARE REPORT.

Messrs. Benjamin, Kelly and Potis writing under date 12.h inst. state :-

IF

1/81 1/8 3/16

.181

M.1.72

1.11

2.15

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Bank Rilis, on demand Credits, 4 months' sight D'ments 4 months' sight, ON BERLIN, (demand) ON PARIS, Bank Bills, on demand.. Credits, 4 months' sight ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand

Credits,

30

days' sight ON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer... 125

On demand...

19

ON SHANGHAI, Telegraphic Transfer

Private jo days' sight There has bien no improvement whatever

ON YOKOHAMA, T.T. in our market during the past week, and the Sovereigns, Bank's Buying Rate only salient feature has been a rise in Horg-Gold Leaf 100 touch, per thel... kong and Shanghai Bank shares which cload Bar Silver......... to points higher than the previous quotation,

Banks.-Hongkong and Shanghai Banks have further strengthened and close at 5680 after sale at $675. The London quotation is MALWA NEW unchanged. rationals have been in strong requ si and have buyers now at $27.

Marine Insurances.-Unions are somewhat

253

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817

$11.83

...61.30

213

informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godawn Company's Godowns whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas, and all Gonds unde.

livered after the 19th instant will be subject

to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to the Undersigned on or before the 17th June, or they will not be recognized

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Gedowns, where they will be examined on the 19th instant, at 3 P.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents. Hongkong, 13th June, 1903.

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TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

NOTICE.

"ONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamship

"NIPPON MARU,“ are hereby notified that their Goods are at their risk being discharged into Lighters and/or landed into our Goduwns Nos. 1 and 2, at Kennedy Town, (Marine Lot 243), and delivery may be had either from Lighters ar from our Godowns upon countersignature of Bills of Lading.

Goods remaining unclaimed after the 21st instant will be subject to rent.

All Claims must be sent in to me on or before the 23rd instant or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance has been effected.

E. W. TILDEN, Agent. Hongkong, 13th Jane, 1903.

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OPIUM QUOTATIONS. Today's quotations are as follows:-

Per chist

No sales

THE POPULAR

@, 1,000

1,090/1,100

1,040

1,025

1,052

1,035

LAST YEAR OLDEST ...- PATNA NEW

OLD .... BENARES NEW

OLD ......*** PERSIAN (PAPER)..

in several districts in the beginning, the wanted roinfalls have set in more regularly ever since the second half of January. How the cane is going to develop further, this question depends, after all, on the weather, and very little could be said at the present moment with regard to the neighbourhood of Macao hey want to it appears, however, that, in order to attain as an estimate of the crop. Speaking in general, build a railway which means they wish to tres-good a yield as that of last year's crop, exception. on the boundries, and we have already ally favourable conditions will have to coincide. rejected the proposal. As to the establishment Judging after the effect of the weather prevail of Customs at Macan we have wired to Siring so far, there is more evidence for a smaller Robert Hart, the LG of I.M. Customs, and as

larger crop than that of 1902. As we to railway, to the late Tao Mo, the Viceroy wrate you already the rate indicating the area of Liang Kwang, and Sheng Hsuan-hui, Director planting in excess of last year is very immaterial General of the Imperial Chinese Railway viz. not more than fourteen-hundredth per cent. Administration Sir Robert Hart agreed to Bo far nearly 5,000,000 piculs, f.e., 303,751 the establishment of a Customs branch at tons have been sold from the next crop, on Macao, but the regulations he said should be delivery, mostly at prices ranging from f. så to enforced properly; Tan Mo reported that there 1.6 per picul for Muscovados No. 12-13, In is no objection as to the kcal opinion, and view ofthe favourable conditions with regard to Sheng Hsuan-hui says both customs and rail- sugar, higher prices being expected in con Shipping.ongkong, Canton and Macao ways are very necessary work, but the agree sequence of the Brussels conference, together Steamboats have been dealt in at $373. Indo- ment regarding railways should be made with declining supplies and increasing con.

Chinas have changed hands at $107 and-$106, separately from the treaty, and between the sumption, fat-icants are holding back and the closing in demand at the lower figure, Shell Imperi Rallway Administration and the tendency is Tenuguese people interested in the railway can be got below f. 6 per picul for Muscovados,in this section are without business and thers

y firm. Consequently nothing Transports are quoted at £1 6. Other stocks THE Company's Japanese Mail Steamship

There is no is no change in rates to report Thus, we have answered the Portuguese shipment from favoured ports. Minister that the matter of railway must be discussed separately from the treaties, and the Minister has consented thereto.

doubt that, apart from China and Japan and British India, also Australia will require a con- siderable share of the coming Java crop forber home consumption.

firmer and are asked for at $50 aller sales at this rale. China Traders keep steady at $60. Cantons have advanced to $1778 with buye s at the figure.

Fire Insurances.-Hongkong, Fires have further isen and can be placed at $330. China Fires continue in demand at $84.

Refineries.-China Sugars have been disposed of at $106 and are in further request. Luzons are wanted at Ste.

Mining.-Punjoms have fallen to $2), but at this price shares ore izquired for. Raubs remain firm at 88, while Jelebus are out of favour at $4. Chinese Engineerings are un

After the investigation we have found

Regarding the general development of the that the Portuguese Minister in coming to Peking with special instructions from his home sugar industry in Java it is worth mentioning Government to get through the question of the that, for reasons of social economy, no exten- extension of Macao, and the natives of Kwang- sion of the cane sugar planting area is permit-altered with sellers at Tla. 7,

ung Province having been stirred by this inted, unless sanctioned by the government. This Docks, Wharves, and Godown-Hongkong telligence have memorialized the Viceroy of is the reason why, for 1903, the area is about the Province asking the Board concerned to the same as for 1901 and, also, why, for some reject the demand. We have discussed these time to come, no extension of any importance questions with the Portuguese Minister for of the planting area may be expected. several months. After meeting him more

FRENCH DEET BUGAR DRAWBACK'

and Why pra Docks have weakened and can be procured at $215. Farnhams have not maintained their position and have receded to Tla. 187 at which rate sellers rule the market. Sales of Kowloon Wharfs have been effected

The long expected flood has finally reached than ten times we have decided to postpone Abollshing September 1 causes interest on pos- at 592 and more shares can be obtained. St. Louis through the continued rise of the river | the negotiation regarding the boundaries of sible August forced exports. The export pre-Hoogkew Wharfs are easier; there are sellers and now a large portion of the lower part of the Macao. In the revised treaty, Article 1. simply | mium this season works out 1.20 fr. net perio, Shangbai at Tls. 290. city is underwater. None of the inhabitants cafiims the old treaty, and in the Article 11, bag, or nearly 6d per cwt. Paris advices (April Lands, Flotels and Buildings-Hongkong of the inundated district are in any danger as we have stipulated that Portugal shall join the į 1) indicate bulls consider 'his a secondary con- Lands have dropped to $1673, but there are they had moved all of their household posses: ¦ tariff arrangement between China and the other | sideration, believing the United Kingdom must buyers at the rate. West Points are quiet at sions to higher grounds several days ago and Powers mentioned in the Peace Protocol, and buy and will oventually force up the f. 6. b. | $ja and Kowloon Lands can be placed at are now established in different quarters. The that Portuguese subjects shall be treated the Hamburg quotations.

$37. Shanghai Lands are wanted at Tix, 109.

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