AMB FALL IN SILVER.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, MARCH 4 1010
THE Hongkong Fire Insprance Co., Ld., will |pay a dividend of twenty-seven dollars per-
share for 1909.
CHINAMAN was this morging Good Sto for being in unlawful possession of a quantity of white metal,
4 European woman was fined $15 at the Magistracy on Saturday for soliciting in the public street."
HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to recogniss Mr. Gaston E. Liebert as Vice. Consul for Spain at Hongkong,
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It is notified in the Garette that a memorial of to-gotry by the Crown of Shaukiwag Lot No. 185 has been registered according to law.
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THE Anti-Oplam Commissioners have agreed Six Claude MacDonald, British Ambassador that on any official being impeached for violat- | in Tokyo, left Shimbashi by the evening ex- ing the regulations and smoking oplum, sach prass on February 16 and embarked on the charge need not again be referred to a Viceroy str. Kamakura Mars in Kobe on the 18th. or Governor as in the case of other impeach Lleat. Colonel Boger, Military Attaché, and mente,
Mr Davidson, Japanens Secretary, accompany TWENTY-ong men appeared at the Magistracy him to Formosa, on Monday for keeping a lottery establish ment at 96, Jervois Street. Two of the mao wern nich fand $1,000 or,aix months' þard abour and the rest $4. Gachi. Six of the della quants failed to appear.
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THE N. C, D, News understands that the claim Aguinst hoochow authorities for compensation for the personal injuries inflicted upon four Englishmen by a party of soldiers engaged in a street riot on February 11 is to be settled by
A YOUTH was awarded-three,wooks' hard lathe payment of Tls, 2,500, bour at the Magistracy on Monday morning for being a rogue and a vagabond,
THE German Emperar presented the Emperor occasion, of his fourth birthday.
THE Vanity Fair has a full plate supplement devoted to "Billy,"otherwise Mr, R. Bi Belilios, formerly of Hongkong and a candidate in the which is printed in the three-colour process, la extremely life-like. ~|
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VESSELS IN POÈT.
STEAMERS. Aughin, Ger. 1, 1,001, C. Kämpel, 3rd Max., ---Bangkok zand Fab., Ges-B. & S. THE Chinese Engineering & Mining Co., Ld, Amigo, Ger, ut, 822, H. Frandren, 4th Mar, announces that the total output of the Com-Haiphong and Holbow aith Fab, Gan pany's three mines: for the week onded Febru. Je & Con ary 12, 1910, amounted to nil and the sale. China, Am. s., 3,186, D. E. Friele, st Mar., Kagoshima... during the same period to 3,34275 tons. The "wank in quastion coincided with the Chinese
New Year holidays,
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San Francisco 18th Feb Mails and Oshima Goo.-P. M. S. S. Co.
"Naka Chingrafa, Chi. s., 1,510, Jour, 28th Fab (shigakijima.
Bonn Saigon z3rd Feb, Rice-Wallem & Co.
Br... 1,510, S. Bland, 32nd Feb. Singapore 15th Feb, Petroleum in Bulk. Wellaiwel... L.
A. P. & Co.
Hankow Daljin Maru, Jap. 8, 899, Y. Kaburaki, and Klaklang...... Mar., Tamini ya Swatow 27th Feb., Shaoghal. Gen. O., S. K
Gatsan |10.37 Delta, Bras 4,780, B. W. Snow, 4th Mar., Sharp Faak... # 1018 Shanghai 1st Jan,, Mail and Gen.-P. & | âmay 6 2.1.
Swatow NO, B, N. Go, ?
THE angotiations of the Osaka Spinning Com-Clam, pany with Tokyn anď'Osaka banks for the issue of the company's debentures to the amount of Ys,000,000 having come to a successful conclu. 'sión, a special general menting of shareholders is called for the 4th just. to obtain their | approval to the terms.
Tut Edward Medal for courage in saving, or will also in future be awarded to those of His Majesty's subjecia who, in course of Endspiel employment, endanger their own lives du saving.or endeavouring to' wave, the lives of atheri from perils, incurred in connection with such employment
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'SHANGHAI TAKEN BY BURPRISE,
The news which came to hand on Saturday morning of a drop lathe price of silver of the of a peany, took this market by surprise, says the N. C. D. News. The steady and gradual im provement which has for some time characteriz. ed the price of the white metal was looked upon all the beginning of a movement towards higher range. Merchants and bankers alika were unprepared for such violent selback,, and exchange did not at first respond to the fall On a very unsettled market a large business wa done by importers · which the Banks could not stand up to, and rates slid away quickly antil a drop of a half. pancy was recorded. At that point the sagging tendency was arrested. We gather from the telegrama that the reason for the slamp in silver is the announcement in the Indian Budget proposals for the sosuing year that the duty on bar allvar imported will be increas- to an advance of about eleven per cent on the present tariff of five per cent, l'he secret has besu wall kept, as nope of the Banks or houses trading with India seems to have expected any alteration. We understand that, private tala grams have been received here to the affect that the new duty is being imposed already.. ́A shipment of £450,000 was due to arrive in Bom bay last Friday and whether it was landed s time to escape the higher duty is uncertain, but there must beother'shipinouts en route. It is not likely that the Indian bazaars and bullion dont- ors will submit to the imposition of the higher tariff without protest, particularly with to silver ou the sea. It is a pity, however, that the price has received, such a shake at the pre- sent time, when merchants here were hoping for a steady market and soms signs of a retoro to prosperous time. Prices will no doubt adjust themselves in time, but factuations of this -nature 'murs have an adverse effect. The fall in silver will be recovered, although the process may be slow. Local conditions indicate that China is likely to be a buyer and lodía must bay silver whather the day be 5 or 15. per
cent.
COMMERCIALE
YARN MARKET.
regard
Since the issue of our last report, dated the seth altimo, par 1.6. Assaye, there has been great activity in our market, the anticipations of the dealers, of a brisk demand after the New Year holidays, boog amply falfilled. Prices, a compared with our last quotations, þave ad. vanced 52 to 55 per bale," This big advance may be attributed, firstly, to the sudden fall in the rupee rate, and secondly, to the natural desire of the dealery to establish higher prices, in order to reap the full besaßt oftheir previous, beavy purchases. It is worthy of note, however, that to spite of the steady advance which in taking place under their very noso, some dealers are still holding aloof from the market, assorting, as mentioned in our last, that prices are dangerously high.
We close with a strong and active'market. No. 6 and 8.-A fair business bas beco transacted, at above quotations.
No. 101-Has throughout the fortnight com. manded the greates! attention. It has now touched the bighost figure in the history of the trada, namely, $140.
No. 126-A somewhat smaller business thas in the previous fonaight, but sho at record prices.
From Mesirs. Bradley & Co, we have received a calendar and wall pictures advertising the Milkmaid brand of condensed milk,
THE Reichsansiger Berlin announces that the Order of the Black Eagle has been conferred on Prince Chuo, the Prince Regent of China.
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SIX Chinese were each fined $7 at the Magis. tracy this morning for fishing with explosivos. Sergeant Wills, of the Water Police, prosecured Sia George William des Vaux, G.C.M.G., Gove ernor of Hongkong 1887-1894, who died at Brighton on Dec. 15 last, left estate valued at £4.009.
TEN men appeared at the Magistracy on Thursday morning for gambling. The keeper of the establishment was fined Sag and the rest. $4 each.
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AVER 500 naval ratings for the cruiser Mon- mouth and for disposal on the China and
Mediterranead Stations embarked in the An- dromeda at Devonport on 1st alt.
IT has been decided to establish a Government medical college. 19 the Miyagi tospital, at Sendai. The cast of the college buildings 18 estimated at Y169,200/
The
WE fears that the project of establishing a Pola Club in Penang is again being revived.
id parade ground at Sepay Lines is spoken of
us the venue of the Club
THE man who played havoc with the cargo on we deck of the's,s, C. Ferd; Lazike the other
day was this morning awarded six weeks' hard
labour and as many hours' stocks.
AN. Indist warder employed at the Victoria Gaol was this moratog oplesced to $1 months hard labour for stealing some woollen clothing from the laundry of the Gnol
AT a meeting of "* e directors of the Shanghai Tug and tigaie company Ltd, on 22nd ult, a Rðal dividend' of 31 par ceni was recommend. ed upon the preference sharon and 3 per cout upon ordinary shares. The interim dividendi for the first half of last year were, respectively, Tla 175 and Tis, 3.
· Mar.,-Moji 15th Feb Coal.-M. B. K. Fukura Maru, Jap. 31. 1,946, S. Kumawaki, 18th Feb Moji 23rd Feb., Coal.-M. & Go. Germania, Gar,ma, 1,714, C. Jürgenson, 4th Mar, Canton gnt Mar., Beans and Gen. -}, &,00. Haddon Hall, Br. s.3., 2677. Abram, 14th Feb.,
-Dalny 9th Feb, Bruus.—Order. Holstein, Ger. ss., goo, D, Heuk, ist. Mar., -Kwang Yen 27th Feb, Cement Stone J. & Co.
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Feb., Salgan 19th Feb, Rice and Paddy teresting news accompanied with souvenir post-Fukui Maru, Jap. 8.3, 4,187, Y. Murakim, and THE immortal Bob Love has rent us some in -J., M. & Co. cards regarding bik excellent show. Lately, MR. W. T. Troraton, who has been for a num-
the "Colonel" has bens touring India with his ber of years connected with the C. E. and M. usual success and while st Bombie purchased stud of fine Amb horses and hopes to intro- Co, Ltd, was married at Tientsin last Saturday to a Japanese lady, and is leaving for Canada,duce the animals here on bis next visit. As where he will settle down farming. Mr. Thora
this ravivas in as happy memories of the Harm- top has been recently the fortunate recipient stop trio, the most intrepi of riders, and as no of a nice legacy.
man quite nutgrows the child in him as regards 'circus entertainments, the paws will, doubtless be received with welcome in Hongkong. THE sunken steamer La Sayad' is now lylog in twenty-two fathoms of water, thestrong current having taken bar off the comparatively shallow in the Straits "where the callision occurred
this depth, an effort is to be made this week to bank on which she went down, Notwithstanding recover the famous Hope diamond and a large amount of other jewellery and bonds known to have been on the steamer when she sank, Mr. Teal, an expert diver af long experience, has been engaged for the work and is making.pre- parations to begin at once.
MR. J. O. P. Bland left Tientsin by the mail train on the sight of atat February for Europe via Siberia. Mrs. Bland accompanied him. It is anticipated, says the China" Timer, that Mr. Bland will remain in England for some negotiations which are at present in progress. months in connection with certain railway
REAR-Admiral Sir A. L. Winslos rehoisted his flag in the armoured craiser Minotaur at Ports mouth on 31st Jan, and on stult, the Afina taur left for Hongkong, where Sir A. L. Win- Blog takes over the command of the Calos Fleet from Vice-Admiral Sir Hedworth Lamb
too, who then returns to England in his flagship the King digrad
In a report, dated athul relative to the rat.
catching in Kowloon, the Assistant Medical Officer of Health writes:-My last report on the number
WRITING from Canton on Tuesday, our gor
Tale taken in Kawloon was respundent states It is leatat in official circles brought up to December 23rd, 1969. During that the Macao delimitatión negotiations are now in progress betweenthe Ministry of Foreign the remaining eight lave of that month there were taken in Old Kowloon 314 rats and in Affairs and the Portuguese Minister accredited Kowloon City 9 rats, giving a daily average to Peking, and a satisfactory settlement is extake of 19.25 nad 1,125, respectively. During pected to be arrived at shortly after the re-
January, toto, 1,482 rats were taken in Oið opening of the official sealı.
Kowloon, giving a daily avergo of 478 and 97 in Kowlona City, giving a daily average of 311, MR. D. J. Louis, Manager of the Palomar This last figure is an improvement on preced. Park, Manila, is at present exbibiting the ing ones, while the former is slightly below the Samer Twins at 35, Queen's Road, Central, figure for Old Kowloos in my last report (5.1), The two boys, who are 22 months old, are bot candiderably better than that of the pre- joined together at the hip, and were born in thevious report (40.3). All traps and bird lime Island of Samar. They will be on exhibition boards were called in for examination on Jan. bare for only one week, and then will proceed wary agth and have not yet been re-issued." (It is proposed to re-issue them after Chinem New the United States, and Europe.
Year) Otherwise the number of rats taken in January would probably have been greater."
AT the mesting of the board of directors of the Manila Hotel Asociation it was decided w reject all the tenders recently received for the construction of the hotel on the. Luneta fill, A Toxio despatch of 24h ult, says;—A civic entertainment was given this afternoon to the American tourists, and they will attend a joue. VICEROY Hai Liang and Governor Chea nalistic soirot given in their houður, tu-argaț
Chao-ch'ang have telegraphed to the Tarona reporting that they bave joinily tried Heinng RUSSIA has apologized to Japan and reprimand. Cheng-chi, who admitted his guilt in the An ed the Chief of Foute al fatbin in tonsectionki mutiny, and that they bave telegraphed to the Governor in Anhuj, asking him to send with the hauling down of the signboard of the Japanese agent of the Government Tobacco will be executed on the spot, after identifica
a deputy to Kiria to identify the prisoner, who Monopoly.
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No. 161, vory limited business, owing to mesgreness of stocks.
No. 20%-Here again prices touched bave broken all records, over $150 being readily paid.
Total salas 7,230 bales... Unsold stocks estimated at 9,000. baies. LizDT-Dol, Bayard and the Officals of the Sold but undelivered, in the godowns,-and-to---Buff-will-bo-A-Home"-on-Saturday, 5th drive 40,000 bales.
lost, at the Race Course on the occasion of the Regimental Race Meeting. The firm race will be at 2.30 p.m.
Arrivals.-The mail sir, Macedonid and extra strs. Nippon, Takariki and Tosa Hari, from Bombay, and sirs, G. Apcar, Lightning and, Kutsang from Calcutta Lave brought in 4,993 bales for Hongkong, and, 8,694 bales for Shanghai, so shipment for Norih.
Local Mill-The sales of this yaro is steadi. ly locrossing in our local market, some goo bales of 108 and 11s being booked during the period under review. Prices $122 to 31 for Jos and $130 for 12
Japanese Yam.-About 100 bales of 16s were booked at $150.
Shangbai. This market has also experienced great activity, while prices advanced some Tis. 3 per bale:
Raw Colton-Bengal-A few parcels of 325 bales changed hands at 533 to 531. Chinese A small business was done at $401 to $414, No ancks in the market, of either kind.
Rupees, T/ 138j, Rupees, D/D 1284. Sterling, D/D 1/8 11/16, Sterling, 4m/at 1/87. Shanghai, T/T 742. Jápan 841.
Bar Silver 23 7/16.
POLISHIWALLA & KOTWALL,
Cotton and Yam Brokera.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
Balling,
London-Back T.T.
1/8 Do.. demand........1/8 11/16 Do.
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A JAPANESE man-of-war will attend the cele bration of the centenary of the independence of the Argentine, Republic on March 24, and will then proceed_to_Loudon and say a low days in the Thames.
THE Kwangsi official body in Peking, has addressed a joint memorial to the Throne pray: ing that, as the salt tax farm would be parti cularly detrimental to their province, it should not be put into operation.
IT is the intention of the directars of the banghai Waterworks Co., Ld, to recommend, subject to audit, a Gual dividend of thiny shillings (301) për abrɛe, at the exchange of 24 for the past years-
| THE Army Advisory Council has sont a tele
Kram to Viceroy Yuan, Sau-bsüa in Canton urging him to train the new division of troops as 1000 as possible and not to come to a sud den ball owing to the mutiny.
THE announcement, that Lord Curzon bas resigned the Rectorship of Glasgow University The students have apparently premature. decided to take a plebiscite whether they should accept his letter as a reasonable explanation.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the New South Wales Government Tourist Burasu for, a personally conducted inar from Manila to Australia, leaving Manila on the rath of June foin the four at Manila. The visitors will be nezt Visitors from China and Japan Gay
taken to a number of places in Queensland, Tur subber boom, if it continues for another of the Tourist Batean, Sydney, will meet them New South Wales and Victoria, and an officer. month or two, will enhance the price of shares,et Brisbane and accompany them throughout. able to clear out at fancy prices from anything in the price of the ticket, and everything pos and a good sumber of local holder should be | Thewhole of the expenses of the trip are included
they think it wiser to part with than to hold,sible will be done to ken that those taking The profit of such deals will be made here part will be thoroughly well looked after,· The the losses will fall upon there who think that fare from Manila is 100, which includes all rubber is a new form of gold and we need not expenses from time of starting to conclusion of particularly worry ourselves about them.-5.7. programme on the 13th of July at Sydner, and return steamer fare to Manila. Special fares Aw ordinary general meeting of shareholders from Shanghai, Tiestrip, Hongkong, Nagarnki, at which the usual dividend of 42 per cent. was for persons desitons of joining the tour have of the Bank of Japan was held on February 19 Maj, Kobe, Yokohama, and Hackow, to Manila announced. An extraordinary meeting look been arranged. The climatic conditions in place immediately afterwards, when resolutions Eastero Australia at the time of year fixed for were adopted in favour of extending the busi- the trip are very agreeable, the season being the ness terms of the Bank for thirty year from 1913, beginning of winter, when the piesent, term expires, and to double its present capital of Y30,000,000.
COMMANDER A. Lowndes bas bean appointed to the command of the Alacrity, despatch ship of the China Squadron, in succession to Com. mander Cyril ́I. M. Fuller. Commander
Lowndes bas spent the last 14 years in the Royal Navy, baving entered it in July, 1887, He was promoted itentenant in 1885, and com. mander in 1906 and is an ex-navigating officer. The commission of the Alacrity will expire in September next in the usual course.
THE Senate bas memoralized the Government stating that, in view of the need for reporter for the Court and Parliament, it proposes to organise a Reporting School, and appoints H. R. Li Chia-chu as Director. The course will GERMANY'S foreign trade in 1909 shows a large extend over six months,' after which the gra facrease over that of 1908, but a falling off in duites will be attached to the Senate and the comparison with 1937. The foreign trade of Provincial Assemblies for duty. Twelve stud- France last amounted to £400,000,000, an inants will be examined in Peking, white each crease over that of 1908 of £32,000,000.
Owing to the embargo on cereals the Chinese lumbaimen on the upper Yalu are suffering from privations and have been allowed to bay supplies from the Korent side of the river. This has led to a conflict between Chinese and Japanese lumbermen,
province should choose four more for admission in the school.
CONCERNING the dispute between. Portugal and Chins in regard to Macro, a sanil-official Note published in the Novidades states that she British Government is supporting the Porta- gnete view, and has intimated to China that it will not consent to say foízingement of Portu
-431|| MR. Nishimura Sukejo, a surgeon-dentist, of gal's rights. The Press at Lisbon, while wel- 30 days' right Sydusy & Melbourne ...1/9 3/16 | Oxaks, on behalf of 577 dentists in tuirty-fourcoming British intervention, fear that Chips months sight France...........21 prefectures and the Hokkaido, has filed peti-will only await a fitting opportunity to oust the 2.23 tions in the two Houses of the Die: asking that Portuguess finally from Macao.-L. & G. x+1,80) Govorament school for the training 'of | Expres. ..23 7/16 | dentistu bé estaþlisheð.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE embargo on the export of wheat from Manchuria is being removed.
A DUTCH newspaper called Neerlandia pab. ICE-Admiral Sir L. Winslos arrived at lishes the following astounding information.co Windsor Castle on Jan. 28, and war received the authority of a correspondent. Al Hong- by His Majesty the King opon.his appointment | kong aźd Singapore, Hollanders through their |as Commander-in-Chief, Ohior. The Admual energy are crowding out the British. At Singa- bad the honour of dining with the King and | pore the Netherlands India Commercial Bank Queen, and left the Castle on 29th Jan,
sattles the exchange rate of the dollar, The Netherlands Trading Society instres: 35 bank notes which Chinese money changers take at $5.50 value each. Hence our countrymen have a high standing. At Hongkong they are only beginning, but at Singapore they are
THE Japanese Consul at Harbin bas protested Tuz Malay Mall advocates the establishment against the action of the Russian police in hauling down the sign-board over promises of a Bank at Talak Anson.
accopied by the Japanese agent of the Tobacco LORD Curzon bas resigned the Lord Rectorship Monopoly Boraan. The agent is suing for masters-Java Times. of Glasgow University.
compensation..
As a result of a 6re, thirty-two, houses were desicoyed in Taklo on February 11.
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The Salangor Rubber Oo, has declared a third Interim dividend for 190p of in gå per share..
fr li reported from Penang that Ayer Kusing ls shonly to be refloated as a sterling company in London,
*THE Y100,000,000 long for the conversion of apanese domestic bonds has been nearly twice
THE negotiations with the Mitsh Bishi Bank We understand that a junk, loaded with 70 tops || for the issue of debentures of the Fall Spinning of Batan coal, which bad arrived from Manila, Company to be amonut of ¥5,000,000 have came into collision with a launch in Yaumad come to a successful conciosios. “The termi | Bay last night, as a result of which the junk agreed upon are reported to be as under:-, sank. No other particulars are at present || Security, the company's mills under the Tront available.
Law Interest, 51 per cents. cinal amount receivable by the company, Ys; anredeemable
A MOEDEN dispatch says that, in view of the for 3 years, and term of redemption within' s efforts of foreign capitalists to obtain mining years thereafter, 7 years in all, the lerne in to concessions in Manchuria, Viceroy Hel Liang-ho undertaken by the Bluni,, Min Bish), contemplates engaging, experid to investigate | Bal-Ichi, Tokokaal, and Morimura Banks, the mine with a view to having then exploited The actual rate of interest to be paid works ont by China.
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THE Hou. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations to the funds of the hospitals:-
Dairy Farm Co............ Zoroastrian Charity Fund
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Sir C. P. Chater, C.MG.'............. va Three Patients.....
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A. Rois & Co......................................
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H.E. The Governor Sir F. Lugard 25
H. Wicking & Co
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Lowe, Bingham and Matthews ...
25
Palmer and Turner
25
Sperry Flour Co.
25
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25
W. R. Loxley & Co.
Yokohama Specia. Bank H. N. Mody Esq... Robitsak and Reis...
H. Price & Co
A. R. Marty Esq............... Hon. Sir Henry May, ECM.G.
F. Bornemann Esq................
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Arrateon V. Apcar & ............
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C. Montague Edo, Esq.
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W. H. Wickham,, Esq...........................
C. Abdools & Co............................ Abdoolaile Ebrahim & Co.,
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A. Bechar, Riq muamiems mad Aquarius Co...antiantu Aagaard Thoresen & Co.........
E. S. Kadoptie & Co. A. Denison, Eng.
L. Gibbs, Esq., W. L. Pattanden. Eg............................ Kelly & Walbromea
Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson ..................
P. N. H. Janes Esqui.................. A. G. Gordon, Etq......... Wong Po Chan, Esq.
Percy Smith and Seth ******** Crus Basto & Co. S. Montric & CO ............... N. Mody & Co.
Noronha & Co... Hon. H. H.J Gomperts
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Taich......... Nam Sang, Br. .8., 3,591, P. M. B. Lake, 3rd Talman........
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MarMcji 27th Feb., Gan.-J., M. & Koshan
|30,00|| Nanshan, Br. 2.1., 1,590, A. Jones, 27th Feb., Pascadores... [30,06 Ningchow, Br. 1., 5,836, H. L. Allen, at Mar., Hongkong 10m 30 19 Saigon and Fab., Rico etc.-B. & Co. Canton.......9 a.m.10 20
Tecoma and B.C., Forts via Japan Victoria Pask Victoria 26th Jan,, Flour and Fish.-B & Gap Rock ... S.
Macae....... Petchaburi, Gar. 1.4., 1,393, C. Gornwich, 19th | Wachaw......
Feb., Bangkok gih Feb., Rice.-B. & S. Phranang, Ger. 8., 1,026, von Mangelidora, 17th Feb., Bangkok 16th Feb., and *Kohsichang 19th Rice and MeaL—B. & S. Pitsanulok, Get. 1.5., 1257 D. Reimers, a7th Feb., Bangkok and Swatow 19th Fab, Rice.-B. & S.
Polyphemus, Br. s.s., 3,061, F. Chrimas, 3rd Promethens, Nor. s. 1,024, O. Ko netiansen Mar-Shangbai 18th Feb Gen-Order. 4th Mar-Bangkok and Swatow 23rd Prominent, Not. s.5, 746, Christiansen, 3rd Feb., Rica and Gen.-Asgaard Thoresen,
Mar.,-Saigon 26th Feb., Rice-Aagaard, Proteus, Nar... 1,024, C. Möller, 23rd Mar,
Thoresen & Co. »
-Bangkok Fab, Rice.—Aagaard, Thore. sen & Co. Provide se, Nor, s.., C. Kometínssen, agih Feb.-Canton 24th Feb, Belo5.—A, T. & Co.
*ruth, Br. 8.1, 2,867, Gasson, 3rd Mar,-Saliff Rabi. Br. s.., 1,619, A. Fraser, 28th Feb,-
1st Feb., Salt,➡Dodwell & Co.
Manila 26th Feb., Gen.-S., T. & Co. Selja. Nor. 1.1, 2,787, Olap Sir, 18th |Fab,- Portland, Or, aged Feb., Gen.-P., & A. S. S. Co.,
Shakano Maru, jap, s.1, 1,064, K. Nagata, 27th
Feb.,-Karats and Japon 21st Feb Feb. Coal,—Ataka & Co, Siberia, Am. 1.3., 5,655, A. Zeeder, zgth Feb, -San Francisco 15th Jan, Mails and Ges,
—P. M. S. S. Co.
| Sigant, Ger. 18.,"907 G. fchlalklar, 28th Feb.,
-Saigon 24th Feb. Rice.-J. & Co. Sutton Hall, Br. 1.8, 2,870, W. Hamaford, 28th Feb., New Yock 24th Dec., og Case Oil. -S. D. & Co..
Spir, Norw. s.
870 W, Hora, 24th Feb -Saigon 18th Feb,, Rico.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Samson, Gar, 5.8, 998, R. Patorsen, zaud Feb., -Bangkok 13th Feb, Rice and Rose Wood.-B. & S.
Shanil, Br. 1.5. 1,328, Eedy, 9th Feb.,-Saigon
4th Feb; GenB, & S.
| Taiwan, Br. 8.5., 1,043, A. Jenkins, and Mar,
---Saigon agih Feb., Rice etc.-Owners. Taming, Br, ss., 1,350, G. H. Pennefather, 4th
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18th JanuaryBengtos Filmskira; Palawa,
Simons, Fitmishira, Glaucus." Gosden, Hirano Tjikiol, Datch 1.8, 4,577, H. Koops, ist Mar, Mars, Avang Si, Lutrow, Pelka, asth Jagu- Java tolb Fab., Sugar,, Rattan eta—J. | wry=Ajax, ・ Indramayı, Miyasaka" Maru, C. J. L.
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Jaliak aad March--Manish 30th Feb, Gen. Hendoras, Braemar, Manila, Denbighshire, -J. C. J. L
Palma, Prometheus, Prinzest Alla, Ah Feb- Ulv Nor. ., 88, Y. Pedersen, zad Mar, rasry-Austria, Bulow, Tango Maru, Tondin,
Canton ra Fob, Beans-Aagaard Erskarnog, Frans Ferdinand, 8th February- Thoresen & Co.
Brizgavia, Glamorganthtra,. Glinstrat, Tys Wongkol, Gar, 13, 1,45, W. Reber, 4th Mar, Maru, Idomansus, Kavongó, Danja,. Sistila, -Bangkok via Swatow 23rd Fób., Gen. | Senegamdia, 11th February-Kawacht Maru, -B, & 5.
Dardanus, Liberia, Montress, Nils, Ocounian, Yatabing, Br. 1.2, 1,414, S. J. Faypo, 3id Mar., Ghefore, 15th February-Benvenue Cathey, Hongay and Mar, Coal.—)., M. & Co. "Stateppe, 18th February--Cardigan:hlen, Ders Yawata Maru, Jap. s.a., 4,360, Sakuma, 1st Alinger, Kamo Maru, Kitans Mark Kizisi, Feb,~~from Moji, Coal,—Atake & Co. - Zaeriss, Nippon, Polynesian, Scandia, Socotra, Yösın Mara, jɔp. 1.6, 1,189, Awakl, 2nd, Mar, St. Croix. azad February-Darglinger, Tama *-Milka 14th Feb., Coal.- M. B. K. | Rai, Brroli, Osbuck, Silkonių, „Alusta, 25th Yochow, Br. La., 1,305, H. A.. Warell, 3rd February-Colchas, Nera, Portese, Scandia, Mar.—Canton zod Mar, Coal.-E. & S., Syria, Vandalia, Wakasa Maru, 1st March... Youcan, Br. 0.8., 1,206, Jones, and Mati Benalder, Glanroy, Inverssh, Monmouthshira,
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