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COMMERCIAL.

WEEKLY SHANE REPORT.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 1907..

Arrivals:Per steamers. Sulmég, Namsang and Catherine Apear. (from Calcutta), and Delhi and Capri (from Bombay), of about 4,000 bales.

Unsel! Stock-About 8,000 bales," Exchange-We quote, to-day, as under

India T. T 41 Rs. 165 per cent.

Demand,

1551 Landon T. T.

Sh. 2.311/160.-S. Demand

2.2 40.5 Shanghai....... Tl, 73=$iro. Silver......

Reviewing the share business for the week, Mosses. E. S. Kadnorie & Co. write on the 8th jast.—Business has been duli during the period under review, and a slight wenkness in ratos [.. bas set in, due, no doubt, to the pour approach› of China New Year.

** Bánks,→→→There is no change in Hongkong and Shanghai Banks. Sales have taken place

· at $915, and there are more shares offering at this rate. The London, quotation is £108. Nationals are qunted $50.

+1

Marine Insurances-Unions have had sharp rite to 5810, at which rate they have been negotiated, and there are "further buyers, Cantons are procurable at $295.

Fire Insurance China Fires after sales at $27t and Stop are wanted at the Inter figure Hongkong Fires are weaker and have sellers at 1370

Shipping Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboats are offering at $30. Shell Trans ports have strengthened to 32/6 after sales at, 31/6 and can be placed","at first named price. Indo-Chinas are quoted at 586. Star Ferries

are firm at 50 and $an for the old and new shares respectively, and there are buyers.

Refineries-China Sugars have weakened slightly and are obtainable a $129., Luzras. are neglected at £11. "

Mining-Chinese Engineerings have ad- vanced jo Ti a' with buyers. Orientals have improve to G. $10. Raubs are offering at 181. Docks, Wharves and Godowns, -Kowloon

Whatle are steady at 195. Hongkong and Whampoa Docka, have been sold at $140 close ing with further sellers. Shanghai Docks have buyers in the North at Tls. 107. Hongkew Wharves are in request at Ths. 235 for the old shares,, and Tls. 225 for the new.. Yangiszp Wharfs have advanced to Tis. 240.

· Lands, otels and Buildings.--Hongkong Hotels continue very firm and are wanted at $122. Hongkong Lands are unchanged. Kow- loon Lands are quoted at Sizi ex the div. of Sz paid on the 5th instant. Shanghai Lands

have been sold at Tis, 106, A statement of the Company's accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1906, is published. The net profits for that period, after deducting the interim dividend of 6. per cent, paid in Tuly 11t amount to Is. 319 755.34 which the Directors recommend should be apportioned in the following manner-To pay a final dividend of Tla. 3 (new shares Tls. 0.75) and a bonus of Tis. T (new shares Tls. 0.19) absorbing altogether Tis. 237.777.30 and to carry for ward the balance of Tis, 61,978.04 th new account. Humphrey's Estates are obtainable at $12. The report of the directori. of this Company for the year ending December 31st, 1906, has been issued to shareholders. The pet profit, for that period, including the ba- lance brought forward from Ins! account,"“. amount to 5:45,621.31 and after allowing for remuneration to directors and general man- agers, there remains a balance of $131,569.15 which, it is recommended, should be apprepri Ated in the following manner: To pay a divi doud of 8 par cent., absorbing $170.000`and to carry forward the balance of $11,567.15 to next

account.

Cotton Mills.-Ewos have strengthened in Tle. 75 and are in demand. Lanu Kung Mows have sellers at Tis. 135.- Soty Chees have de clined to Tía, 340,"

'Miscellaneous --Green Island Cements have buyers at $21). Lang-ats have advanced to Th1, 167) at which rata they can be sold. matras can be placed at Tls, too.

YAKN MARKET.

-

"

39 10d. per oz.

wasjee, Pallanies and Co. report -Our last Writing under samg date, More. Ca. report was dated the 25th. ulima par: 1.4. Arcadia, since when the yard market has bean fairly active. In consequence of the near approach of the China New Year country. buyers are on returning to the interior and there being but few dealers left in the marker business is at a complete standstill. Supplies have been at presset on a very limited scale but owing to the impatience of holders to re per bale in prices has taken alize a decline of $ place. We close quiet but steady. Nos. Of. and B-Trifling business at quotations. No. for-Well known desirable spinnings have been largely dealt in ne previous rates. 12-A small business in special chops at or

about fate rates. No. 16.-In very small re- quest, No. 2or-Sales have been confined to superior desirable spinelags at former rates, Sales during the past fortnight comprise of ahmut 30 bales of No. 6r; ; bales of No. Bri 2,155 bales of No. 109; 670 bales of No. 1 10 bales of No. 165.; and 1.375 bales of No. in all about 4.135 bales. Arrivals per 201.j steamers Namsang, Dilki and Capel of about 3.00 ·bales Shipment to Shanghai and Northern Ports of about 15,000 bales. The old stock is estimated at about 110,000 bles

Local Yarn:-No business is reported, Japanese Yarn:Importations bave ceased an only a small lot of 70 bales No. 20. has ch inged bands at $134

Exchange: "We quote to-day on India at Rs. 1651%, London at 2/2 11/16,

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Selline.

London-Bank T.T. 10. denind

· 190.

4 months' sight. France-Bank '¿Ï. Americ-Bark,T.. Germany--Bank T.T.... India ......

Du lemnod Shanghai-Bank T.T.. Singapore T.T. minutiv. Japan--Park T.T.

a---Bank T.T. .....iyo

Buying.

4 months"sight ↑ JC, mà........ 4 months"sight L/C...

2/24

2/31

.2/2 13/16

...2.8:

141

2.28

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16

...73 prem.

19 1341

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10 days sight San Francisco & New York...55 i menths' night

do.

55

to days sight Sydney and Melbourne..2.4 9/16 ......7.86 4 months' night France.

6 months" sight

months' sight Germany...

:

Par Silver

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Bank of England rate..... Sovereign ja m

Shipping.

Arrivals,

Vessels in Port,

STEAMERS

Capri, Ital. 1.

2,718, G. Belsito, 7th Feb, Bombay 17th Jan, and Singapore 29th, Gen --C, & Cn,

Castor, Not. .., 775, Hoakensen, 8th Feb,-

Langkat and

Post Office.

A Wall will elpue for

Swatow and Foochnw--Por Hatching, roth' Feb 9.A.M.

Kobe and Yokohama--Per Kawachi öfarsi,

AM.

Adams, P. R. Állan, Mixi AU JS.

HONGKONG. 1

Grimani, Count P. L Gross, O.

| Allan, Mr. and Mr. J., Gul Khan, Mahomed

A Yub Khan, Sirder Hewett, Hon. E, A,

Mahomed

Haweit, Mrs. E. A. Howard, E

Begg, C. P.

gapere 29th Jan, Kero-oth Feb 9 ang and Bombay-Per Capri, Bailey, Mr. and Mrs.

sine. Mr Geò. McBain, Catherine Apcar, Br. kg, 1730, W._D. A. Thomas, 5th Feb.-Calcutta vin Pengug Singapore 3 ib Jan, Gen.-D. S. &

and

Coldi

Cheongshing, 13. .., 1,256, 5. 1. Payne, and Feb-Saigon, 2th Jan, Rice, M. &

Có,

Doric Br. 3, 4,975. Hairy Gaukroger, 7th Feb-San Francisco 8th Jan, Honolulu th, Yokohama 19th, Kobe 31st, Nagasaki and Feb, and Shanghai gib, Mails and Gen.-O. & O. S. SC.

3;

Empress of India, Br. 5, 3,032, E. Beatham, R.M.R. 14th Jan.-Vancouver, (B.C.) 25th Dec., and Shanghai 11th Jan, Maila and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.

Fri, No. 15. 160, C. Wazie, 4th Feb.,

Sourabaya 21st Jan, Sugar-Aagaard, Thoresen, & Co. Germania, Ger. a.s., 1.7.4. H. Lorenzen, 37th Jan-Sourabaya 15th Jan, Gep.-], & Co. Haiching, Ar.

1.5, 2,267, A. E. flodgins, Sth Feb.,-Foochow sih · · Feb., Amoy "610, ...and Swatow 7th, Gen.-D., L., & Có, 19

Honol, Fr. 6.5, 739, P. blerees, 2nd Feb,

Haiphong and Hoihow 1st Feb., Gen, A, R. M Heimdal, Nor. .., 761. S. A. Johns 7th

Feb., Saigua ad Feb, Rice and Paddy. -Aagard, Thoresen & Co. Hikosan Maru, Jap. 8., 2,305. ). Fukui, 6th

•

Feb-Kuchinotzu 31st Jan, Coal —M. B. Hinang, Br. 8.8., 1,356, W. D. Welsh, th Feb,-Kutchinatzu ist Feb., Coal-Ĵ, M.

& Co.

S.

Feb.,-Swald 5th Feb., Gen.—0. 5. K.

Kanju Maru, Jap. 8.s., 1,34, K. Hashimoto, th Feb. Saigon 31st Jan., Rice and Paddy-Fukusei & Co.. Laertes, Br. 6.1., 1,341, 3, B. Jackson, 8th. Feb.,

-Saigon 4th Feb., Rice and Gen. Fat Sing & Co.

Singapore,

Irth Feb., NOOK,

Macao-Per Sui Taf, 11th Feb. 1.15 P.M.

w.s.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Barhean, W, C.

Catharina Adcar, 11th Feb., 2 P.M. '

Shanghai-Per Fockow, 11th Feb, 3 T.MP Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart; Launceston. Now Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth Per Tatywan, 1th Feb.. 3 F.M.

Baltiscombe, H.G, Beattie, R. B. Biervliet, A. Van(Vice.

Jones, Capt. R. -Joki, J.-P. F. Joseph, R. M. Jougald J. C. Kenelef, M. I. Khan, Kerl Noordis Consul for Belguim) Khan, Sirder Futak

Mahomed Disney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Risney, Mien

Krill, T. Blanch, Mr. and Mrs. Kunze, P.

N. F.

Lebra, P

Boyle, R. L. D.

Brewer, Mr. and Mr.

W. W.

Brighton, F. G. Bradford, Mrs. E.L. Broughall, Mr. & Mrs.

Stanghal-Per Choysang, 11th Feb, 5 P.M. Kobe---Per Eikon Mars, 12th Feb, 11 A. M. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Tsinaw, 12th Fab., 3 P.M.

Manila Per Taming, 12th Feb., 3 P.. Europe, &c, India, via Tuttenrin-Fer Gnatsanas, 13th Feb., 11 A.M. |

Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kohe Yaki bama, and Vancouver, B.C.-Par Em{ rass of ndio, 14th Feb. 3 ..

Brown, Miss K

Cam. A. E. Shanghai, Moll, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Campbell, L. F.

14th Feb., 4 F.. Manila-Per Ywenzang, 15th Feb., 3 FM.

W.L Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Doris, 16th Carter, A. Feb., 11 A.M

TO-MORROW.

5. Peter's Seamen's Uhurch. Queen's Road West. Quinquagesima Sunday February 10th. Holy Communion 7,30 a.m.. Morning Prayer 11 am, Venite, Farrant Te Deum, Woodward; Hymns, 105, 114, 270 and 119, Kyrle.

F

Linton,

P.

Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W. Mansfield, Miss E. Mansfeld, H.

Manville, Mrs. & syab Marriott, Dr. O. Marshall, F. B.

372sey, Misu K. A.

S.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. A. Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.

R. H. Newington, A. G.

CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. T. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

'Darón, F. H.

R. J.

Grant

Smith, E. Grant

Gaskell, Mr. and Mr.

Smib, Percy

Gittios, A.

Olpp. Dr. and Mrs.

Pye, E. Bures

Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague

OCCIDENTALE

Brown, Mr. W, S, Pellen, Mr. Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Piper, C.

J. R. and a children Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. ¡T. K.

GOR, W

K

'Simpson, Mrs. W. Mi

and child

Gow, Mrs. W. and a Tabot, D.

Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L

children

Lowe, J; COM

Munro, Min A.

Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.

R. and child

Newman, F.

„CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. February 8th, 1907, 420,

Vladivostock. 'am, Nemuro...

Hakodate To'tio ****

Kochi Nagasaki..... Kngo him ... Oshima.....

Carter,

Mr. and Mrs.

Chanter, Mr. and Mrs. Chanter, Miss

Nietor, H. F.

Chapman, H. X. V.C., Nunn, Mr.

Major A

Paine, A. E.

Chapman, B. F.

Patterson, Major

Nata

Chatham, Hon, & Mr.

W.

Peake, W.

Ishigakijima,j

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

T. L.

der

Chatham, Miss Chichester, D. A. A. G., Plordton, A; R. Von

D.5.0., Major A. A Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Philpot, L. D. Powell, W, A, Clark, M. U. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Preshaw, C. M...

T:W.

Pritchard, H. Clegg, N., Eog.-L. Reid, H. J.S

and Mr. Coloham, H. J. Colvin, H. E.

cken

Rivedan, F. A.

Har. Tb. Hu. Wind Wr.

am 30.12-

OF

30.13-

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+

30.17

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30 31 (30.33) -

30.20

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-

30.13

D 30.05

Cheloo....... 6 m. 3045 25 100

Weihaiwa

110a.m.₤30.10

Hank will

..16 a.m. 30.5

Kiukiang

35.30

Shanghai.... a.m. 30.44 Gutzlaff....

Sharp Peak... Amoy

J

30.49

+ 30.28

[NNW

am.

Swatow...... 1

Taikoku 5 am. 30.1

Mrs, M.

M.

Faichu........ 30.13 Tainan

34

30.11

Koshe

30.08

30.15

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a. m. 1o.

J'eak

Tap Rock

Ronchi, Mrs. J. S mid descartes...

child

Huichow, B 1.5, 1,225, A. Forsyth, 2nd Feb, Cebu and Iloilo 29th Jan., Sugar.-B &

Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Cantate, Crotch: Indradeo, B..., Fasterbrod, 19th Jan.-Deus Hopkins; Hymns, 105, 114, 270 and 119.

Sydney 24th Dec., Coal-ST. & Co.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on Joshin Maru, Jap ss., 701, H. S. Smith, 6th ships carrying white, crews to bring friends aahore to the services between 9.15 and 10,30 am, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Connor, J. 1. Police Pier, 10.30 and 6 p.m.): returning after-Coulthart, J. wards. The Answering Pennant la the Call Crook, A. H flag, All the sittings are free and unappropri Culler, W. C.

Cruickshank, A. Woated. Visitors welcome: Books, &c. provided.

Capt. E... Sunday school.to to 10.45 am.

F. 0.

F. Bruce Denison, P. B...

Skinn, A... Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss E. A.

W. H..

Smyth, F. W. Solomon, L. P. Doolittle,.F. H.

Mr. and Mrs. Spittles; }. 5).

Stebbing, W. T.

Lydia, Ger, B., 1,772, C. Meyer, 8th Feb.,-

Baigon zad Feb, Rice.-S, & Co.- Mercedes, Br. Iransport, 3,903, J. S. McGregor,

29th Jan.-Singapore 22nd Jan, Coal, Admiralty

Monteagle, Br. 8.8, 3.953, S. Robinson, 14th Sept..-Vancouver 20th Aug., and Shang-

".

hai 11th, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-O. P. R. Co.

Neil MacLeod, Am. s.a., 901, E. Corral, rgth June,Manila 16th June, Ballast-Barret to & Co,

Newton Hall, Br. ., 3,575, H. C. Hoxtler, th

Feb,-Penarth 18th Dec., 1905, Coal Admiralty

2.87 N.

..... 2.34)

11/16 5%

58.96

Signal, Ger.. s.s., 950, G. Schlaikier, 8th Feb.,

Singapore 29th Jan., and Hollow 7th Feb, Cen-J. & Ca.. Scandi, Ger. s.8, 3.15W. Dahren, 8th Feb. -Hamburg 21st Dec, and Singapore zui Feb., Gen.-H. A. L, Chiyuen, Ch. ss., 1,177, C. Stewart, 8th Feb., Shanghai sth Feb., Gen.-C. M. S. N.

Co.

Taiyuna, Br. s.8., 1,459, L. Nawson, 9th Feb.,

Yokohama 30th Jan., Kobe and Feb. nad Moji sih, Gen.-B. & S. Suma Marn, Tap. 5.5., 2,022, H. Yamaguchi,

9th Feb,-Saigon 3rd Feb., Rice.-Gilman & Co.

Sachsen, Ger. ss., 5,07, W. v. Senden, 9th

Feb-Bremen 20th Dec., 1906 and Sin gapore 3rd Feb., Gen-M, & Co. Kawachi Maru, Jap. 8.5., 3,782, H. Petersen, 9th Feb.London 30th Dec., 1956, and Singapore 3rd Feb., Gen.-N. Y. K.

In their report dated 8th inst. Messi. Tateyama Maru, Jup. ss., 1,500, Tajihama, 8th

Phirazsha" Petit & Co write:—Our lasť eir

cular, was dated the 'zgih January.

During the first part of the fortnight under

review our yarn market ruled much the same

Feb., Chefeo and Weihaiwei 3rd Feb, Gen-Japanese.

S. de Rosaric, Am. L. 715. M. Leper, Bianco, 12th June, Manita 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Col Petchaburi, Ger. 1.8., 1,370, C. Gosewisch, gth Feb-Bangkok 23rd Jan, Rice and Timber.-M. & o

Pongtong, Ger..., 997, W. Boteluhr, 1st Feb-Bangkok via Hailiow 31 Jan, Rice and Teakwood.-B. & S. Prinz Sigismund, Ger. ... 3,302, Lenz, Bih Feb., Bydney 15th Jan, and Manila 5th Feb, Gen-M. &o. Progress, Ger. 6.5, 687, H. Pahren, Bib Feb

Dek'e 5th Feb, Salt-L., W, & Co. Providence, Nr. 3.s., 693. F. Sharrebo, 25th Jan-Hongay 23rd Jan., Coal-Wallem & Co. Rajaburi, Ger. 1.8., 1,189, O. Koch, 6th Feb.,- Bangkok 16th Jan., Timber and Rice.-- B. & S.

:

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast,-Order. Saisogan, Am. 8.a., 425, Viltéria, 7th Sept.- Simongan, Dut. 6.24, 1,200, Zuiderhoudt, 30th Jan.-Samarang and Singapore 23rd fap.,

Yuen Fat Hong. Sugar Tacoma, Am. 5.5, 0,6c6, E. W. Roberts, 28th jan. Tacoma via Japan Ports 13th Dec, Taiwan, Br. 1.9., 1,040, J. A. Martin, 4th Feb., Saigon 9th Jan., Rice.-Chinese. Tamning. Br. 1,35 A. W. Outerbridge, 8th Feb-Manila 5th Feb, Gen:-R, &

Meeting at Seamen's Institite 77, Praya East on Sunday at 8 p.m. Roman Cathelle Cathedral:-Mass at 6 am..

·7 a.m., 8 a.m.,, and 9.30 am. Benediction,

5:30 p.m. *.

Gorman Bethesda Chapel, Weit Point:-

Morning Service, II, m.

St. Francia Church, Wanchai-Mass (Chin.)

6am. (Port.1.7.30a.m. Benediction, 5.p. St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning

Service (English), 10 a.m. -

St. Anthony's Chapel, West PointMass. Union Church:--Services, 11 am, and 6 p.m.

8 am

St. John's Cathedral.

Holy Commation 7.30 am." Mation ram, Responses: Ferial, Venite; Farrant, Realme: of the roth morning, Te Deam: Woodward, Smart, Turle, Benedictus: Langdon, Hymns: 273, 275 and 192.

Evensong 5.45 p.m.. Responses: Festival, Psalms; of the 10th evening. Magnificat: Nunc Dimistic: Walmislay in D., minor, Anthem: Hymns: 267, and 17, Sevenfold Amen 1 (Full), "God who madest earth and heaven."-Lohr, Volentaries: Cantique d'amour, Lemare, To cante, Widor. N.B.Psalms $3, Verses 1, 2, 7, and â in unixon.

54," 1,4,6, 10' 가 55. 1,3,9, (change),14,15, 17 (change), 20, 35 and G. P. in unison.

Vorser and 6 Hymn 267 in unison.

VISITORS AT TUR HOVELS,

KING EDWARD.

Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Kimura, N,

Russoll

Arratoon, C., Barelay, Miss Beauvies, Maurice Bellion, Dr. and Mrs.

RAA. Bramley, Harry

Campbell, H. J

+

Gook, G. B.. Corse, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.

5. Tinkow, Br. s., 9, T. R. Kidd, 31st Jan, Saigon 26th Jan, Rice.-A., K. & Co. - Tsinan, Br. 3.s., 2,300, C. Lindbergh, 8th Feb.,

Melbourne 4th Jan,

and Mapila 5th Feb, Gen.-B. & S. Undine, Nor. 5.5, 1,113, H. Thorkjarnien, 23rd Bec-Chefoo 17th Dec, Gen.--Angaard, Thoresen & Co, Yiuna, Am, 8.5, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct,-Currie, Miss

Amoy 14th Oc, Ballast-Yeng Chung.

*

Clearances at the Harbour Office.

as at date of last repropi Most of the business | Rinjun Mtoyu, for Singapore, recorded in today's eular transpired during Fri for Saigon. the first week of the fortnight. Mapy of the

transactions that have taken place are cos. ditional upon clearances being made after the Chinn New Year; this practice is according to precedents established under the old form of Contracts.

Jahin Maru, for Swatow, Chiyuen, for Canton. Vanemon, for Moji.

fathtide for Paiphong, Providence, for Saigen. Kowacki, Maru, for Yokohama. Halching, for Swatow. Hulchow, for Saigon. Telemachus, for Saigan,

engrang, for Manila,.. Sondra, for Shanghai..

Thp_absence-of-Chinese-dealers-from-the-|-Tastenn-for-Saigen.- local market within the past week is due to the fact that natives bave a few days since already retired into the country in anticipation of the

New Year festivities, The absence has brought about an almost absolute cessation of business -|- - The New Year falls on the 13th inst.; but in reality the holidays have already begun which, It is expected, will last some ten days or 10- During the Inteival between now and the con clusion of the festive season it cannot be ex pected that more than a very insignificant busi. ness will be brought under notice.

The optimistic forecast is very generally in dulged in that, upon resumption of business,

the off-take will be of en large an extant as 10 absorb practically half of the present holdings. But whether the prognosticated activity will also bring fo its' train a 'revival of prices, it is difficult to tell, since the question of silver ex- change operates as a positively uncertain ele ment and as to whosa course no one, from past bitter experiences, ventures to predict, At say rate the hope is entertained that some improve ment will set in in the near future not alone in.) the interests of Importers bat to the benefit of Chinese dealers to whom in general and to our asteemed constituents in particular we take this opportunity of wishing-

"A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS New Year! No. 20-A very moderate business is reported at a concession of 5-to-Sr-per bale

No. 16-Only one thread changed hands. No. 1 Not in much favour; burloess done

Is in selected threads only.

No. Ios. Cheap prices induced business. Nos. 8..and fr.-Moving slowly, The market closes steady, Sales-35 bales of No. 61 26 bales of No. Bs.3 2,745 bales of No. 10.1 435 bales of No. 125 100 bales of No. 165.) and 610 bales of Mo, 306; in all about 3,945 bales,

Departures. .Feb. 9 Kwangtah, for Shanghai,, Susang, for Saigon." Yangon, for Moji, Mathilde, for Haiphong. Leongsang for Manila,

Telemachus, for Saigon. Six, for Singapore. Rancleusk, for Nagasaki. Dafya Mars, for Mojies. Tihike, for Baigon,

Deita, for Europe.

·Riojún Mary, for Singapore,

Passenger arrived, Per Signal, from Singapore-125 Chinese Per Scandia, from Hamburg, &c. --'164° Portuguese Troops,

"

SAILINO VRAKMLS.

E. B. Sution; Am. ship, 1,639, Butmann, 120d Dec-Haiphong tst Dec., Ballast.-A., K. & Co.

Panape, Ger. sch., 220, H. Martens, 31st Dec.,

-Yap zoth Dec, Ballast-German Contul. Prince George, bk., 472, A. R. Anderson, 18th Oct-Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron.➡ Order.

Steamers Exposted.

Krades, Dr. Emil Krauss, G. L. Kuwada, I. Kullmann, H. Landahl, T.

Legeune, Vice-Const!

M.

Moffatt, G.

Moller, Erie Nicholson, D. M. G. B.

·Peacock, Miss Angle. G. Cremer,

Peters, Major & Mrs. Rogue, P. Cumming, A. Cunningham, Mr. and Rust, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. A.

Sampson, F. A. Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.

5.

Delaney, L. T.

Dollas, George Draper, Miss Alice Engelmann, Dr. Gide, Miss J. E. Humphrey, 11, S.. Hurley, Fred. C. israel, E. Jack, Mi. C. M... Jackson, Mrs. & child

NAME.

Alacrity Astraca Bramble Britomart... Cadmus Cherub

Versals

From

· Due

Athealan Shanghai, C.-P. R. Co Feb. 10 Tom Maru Shanghai... N. Y. K........ Feb. 10 Timahi....... Macassar..., C. J. L... Feb. 10 Gneisenau......Japan... h & Cu... Fob đi Arabia Japan P. & A Co. Feb, 13 Prinzess Alice Colombe M. & Co. Feb 13. Diadem Kumtang Singapore M. & Co Fob. I3

Fame... Emp. of Japan Japan C.P. R. Co. Feb. 13

Flora... Lothian Singapore, D.&Co.,Ld Feb 11 Handy Coptic Japan..... O & O. Co Feb;

Hart Foon.............Colombo... M. & Co... Feb. 17 Bombay Maru.]Bombay ...|N. Y. K.... Feb. 22,

***

Silverstone, M. L. Stevenson, LL Comdr.

and Mrs. Strausz, J., A. Webb, WB.

E.E.

Whin

Vida, F.

Walter, A, W.

Williams, G.

CLASS.

...despatch-vessel...

Rowoldt, S. B.

Sandes, Miss F. E.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mr.

Downieg Dunlop, G. A. Einstmann, W. Evan-Jones, Mr.

Mr and Vr. Stephens, H.

T. C. and infant

Mr. E.

+

Stevens, D Smallman, Mr.

Mr. H. F.

and Sutherland, P. 17.

Fairburn, H. Fairchild, H. J. Fischer, R. Fisher, II. G. Ferguson, Mrs Fletcher, B. I.. Forde, F. H. Franklin, C. B.

·B. I.. FIGH Fuller. Stuart

(American Vice Cha aul General) Fuller, Denman Garland, Mr. and Mr., Gamer, C. E. E. T. C. Goode, Miss N. Grant, A. W.

Atecander, Lady Austin, F. Backhouse J.

F.

J

Talbot, Dr. A. B.

and

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss H. M. Toledano, Th

Toplies, H. J. Tredwen, C. Uffel w.

Von

Vent C., H.

Wakefield, Mr. M.

Wall,

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1

Hoihow........9 a.m. Pakhoi........ Pholignom Touranes

St. Jame Aparri

30.20 68

{6 1.m.|3001] 70 | —

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Barolid) ................15

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Vemure ..... am.2965

Hakodate

Tokio

Cachi

Mr. and Mrs. 1. Kagoshim

and infant Williams, C. 1. Wishart, 1. B. Wishart, LT Wond, G, G. Wood, Miss P. Young, J. A.

PEAK.

Bolton, Mr. Braya, R. H. Carruthers, E. S. Chalmers, J. H. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W.

Cobden, A. S.

Darling, Col. David, A. J David, E

G. F. Mr. and Mrs.

E. AM.

Fraser, Lieut. Gale, Capt. 1. R. Gelsthrope, Mr. Greenhill, Mr. Gregory, A.

F.A. Hazeland, Hockaday, W. T.

Jacke, P.

Jeffries, H. U.

Joses, Patrick..

Josling, Lt-Col

Long, E. P. H.

Miller, Mr.

Mitchell, R.

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Newminn, Mr. and Mrs.

B. I..

Painter, Major & Mrs. Persico, Mr. and Mrs.

R.

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Potte, H.

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Mrs.

Williamson, Mis.

CAPTAIN,

Kent, RA, Col. & Mrs: Wilson, J. W, Koight, C. C.

HIS BRITANNIU MAJESTY'S, SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

cruiser, and class river gunboat river gunboat.

loop,

water tank and tug ... sloop

cruiser, Ist class

TONE. GUNS. 1.H.P.

LAST REPORTED AT

Commendar E. La T. Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan Lee?? Lieut-Commander E, G. W. Davidson. Yangissa

www.Hongkong.

1709 4.363

A

3,000

10

7,000

710

900

Hongkong Hongkang.

710

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1,400

Lieut. Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majendio..... ..........

Yangisse Yangtere

390

300

Hongkong

1,070

1,400

Commander C. D, 8. Ralker-

15,00

Captain C. H. Umireville

torpedo boat destroyer.

6

Licut Commander A. L. Gressone

rople England

cruiser, and class

4.3x3

Hongkong

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

Shanghai

torpedo bost destroyor ...

275

4,000

Lieut-Commander H. B. Cox

Hongkong

torpedo boat destroyer *;

A

275

4,000

Lieur-Commander R. Henniker-Heaton Hongkong

Junio ** Kent King Alfred * Kinaba

Merlin

torpedo boas destroyer

1.5,00

cruiser, ist eines

9,800

14 -22,000

Lieut. Commander W. B. Darwall Captain S. V. V. de Horsey...

Hongkong

**

Hongkon

cruiser, ist class

14,100

18

30,000

**

river gunboat

616

1,200

Captain C. F. Thursby... Lieut.-Commander Percy Crabtros.

அரசு

Hongkong

Yangtero

་་་

surveying ship.

46,070

6

τιμό

Captain John F. Parry

Jon passage to China

12

404

Station

Kowloon Dock

cruiter, 1st class'

9,800

14

*7,000

Captain J. A. Tuke ...

RO

river gugbost

120

200

Hongkong

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West River

+

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torpado beat destroyer

340

6,300

Lient-Commander J. Kiddis

Robin...

river gunboat :'ap

740

Sandpiper ... Spipe... Taks... Tamar

river gunboat

B5

240

***

་་

river gunboat

240

torpedo beat destroyer.

6,500

Lient-Commander T. S. Lyne

Lieut-Commander H. T. Atlay..

Wast River,

Yangisse

T

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#31

receiving ship

Commodore H. P. Williams ...

Hongkong

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་་་

river gunboat

Boo

Lieut.Commander E. Becretan...

Hongkong

201

***

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river

Ана

gunboat 200

100

Lieat-Commander R. M. R. West

Virage

Waterwitch

12

surveying ship-

torpedo boat destroyer.

355

6,300

Lieut-Commander Stevenson

450.

#

Whiting

...torpedo boat destroyer.

360

5,900

Commander R. W. Glennis ... ... Houstong Lieut-Commander 9. E. LrThomas ...

M

Widgeon..

**

river gunboat

195

Lieut-Commander 0. B. Spicar-Simson] Yangtee

Hongkong

#

1

...river gunboat...

#

150

$50

Lient Commander G. J. Todd

Yangtuse

Woodlark ....

river gunboat

150

350

Linut-Commander Jnë, F. Knox.

Yangtse

DOCK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPÓA, DOCKS,

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and Mrs. Houghton; For Manila Mesars. Per Talyuan, from Japan for Australia-Mr. Wilson and Peel, and Japanese. For Heng Yingking kong-Mr. and Mrs. Weall, child and amah, Kwongchow......... and Mrs, Donald,

Per Kawachi Mary, from London, &c. for Prinz Waldemar ....... Hongkong-Dr. P. B. Cousiand, Messrs. Y. Emerauds.......................... A. J. Reed, W. V. McClelland, Richard and I. Sorsogon ............................. Hasegawa, S.Yoneda, F. Pratt, G. McGuinness, Monteagle Yasuzuml. For Kobe-Mossrn. M. Gallety: Fronde Re T. Nagai, L. Nishimura, Mrs. K. Shiba and child, For Yokohama Misses L, and M. Anker, Meurs. H. Kimura, S.. Kimura, G, Shimura, H. Geoge, H. Yoshida, F. Yoshida, T. Ida, A. James and J. Spellacey.

Shipping Reports

"

Z. Y. de Aldecoa......

Tishow-

Yangmoodcoco Rabis...........

Saphir

DELET

Str. Chlyn, from Shanghai:-Moderate Omphale ......................

| Northerly winds and showery throughout..

Pong Tongan

Yokohama on Jan. 30th, Kobe and Feb, Moji

Sir. Taiyuan, from Yokohama, &c.-Left Tinhow pregóviare 418, had moderate N.W, to N.E strong breeze, Peng Fei, rain, fog and rough sex to Ocksen, thence Doric moderate wanther to arrival at 7.30 6.mi, on gth, ₹ Hallan "'argummoù

I

Cosmopolitan

H

ป

#

Monmouth.... m Moorhen

Woodcock....

Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W, Monro, Commander-in-Chigi,

Lieut.-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.

Caston

Lieut.Commander G. C. Walcott....n and West River

FAMA

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