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Hongkong Weekly Press AND China Overland Trade Report All

April 1, 1896.]

however, obtainable at $131 without finding buyers. Electrics are on offer at $7 after small sales at that. Fenwicks, after further sales at $24, have gradually crept up to $26, and close steady to firm at that rate. Ices are still en- quired for at $103, but no shares are forth- coming under $105, at which a few could be obtained. A small lot of Carmichaels have changed hands at 88 and of Tramways at 8924. Ropes have changed hands at $190 and Browns at $4.

Closing quotations are as follows :-

PAID UP QUOTATIONS.

COMPANY.

Banks-

Hongkong & S'hai... China & Japun, prf.

Do. ordinary Do. deferred

Natl. Bank of China! B. Shares

Foun. Shares... Bell's Asbestos E. A.......... Brown & Co., H. G.

Campbell, Moore & Co.

Carmichael & Co.

China Sugar

Chinese Loan '86 E.

Dakin, Cruicks'k & Co.

Dairy Farm Co... Fenwick & Co, Geo.. Green Island Cement.....

11. & C. Bakery Hongkong & C. Gas Hongkong Electric H, H. L.Tramways Hongkong Hotel Hongkong Ice

H. & K. Wharf & G... Hongkong Rope..... H. & W. Dock

Insurances-

Canton. China Fire China Traders' Hongkong Fire North-China Straits Union Yungtize.

Land and Building--

II. Land Investment. Humphreys Estate... Kowloon Land & B. West Point Building Luzon Sugar Mining-

Charbonnages

Jelebu

New Balmoral

Punjom

Do. (Preference).

Raubs

Oliver Freehold

Mines, Ld..

Steamship Coys.--

China and Manila China Mutual

Do Pref. Douglas S. S. ('o. H., Canton and M... Indo-China S. N.

Wanchai Wareh’se Cu

Watson & Co., A. S

($362), ellers 190 p. prem LA nominal

$125

£1 10%.) nominal

£1

£2, buyers

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32. sales & sellers £1 $115, buyers

158. $10

$50 $4

$105, buyers

$20

$8. sales

$100 $12, sellers

Tls. 250

10 p. c. prem. $5 $1 $10 | 13, buyers $25 $26, buyers $10 $16, sellers $50 $36

£10 $100, buyers $8 $7.10, sales $100 $93, buyers $50 $241, sales

$25 $103, sales& buyers $50 | $47), sales

850 $190, xdles & sellers $125 175 p. c. prem.,— 1$ 1370, siles

$50 200 $50

9, giles & buyers

$21578), sales & sellers $50 $13, sales & buyers £25 Tis. 230, sules

$20 $10, sales & sellers

$25 $210, sales

$60 $145

$50 $73), sellers

$10 $9.75, sales & sellers $30 $18, sales $40 $182, sales & sellers $100 $69, ex div. sellers

Fes. 500 $72)

$5 $3, sales

$33, sellers

$48, sales & sellers $1$2.40, sales & buyers 10d. 454, sales & sellers

$it, sales

13s.

$

$24 $24

$50 $65, ex div. sales

££3.1.6, sellers £10 £8.10

$50 $52, sales & sellers $15 833), sales

£10 $67, sellers $371 $39, sules $10 $13, sales

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CHATER & VERNON, Share Brokers.

CHINA OVERLAND TRADE REPORT.

shares were purchased from Hongkong at 171 þer cent. premium. Fire Insurance.-Yangtszes hve been in strong demand, and shares have been placed at $140 from Hongkong, and locally at $1874 to 145 for cash; §1424 for March and $141 for April. Cantons have been sold at $200 to $202, and Straits at $26 both locally and from Hongkong, and at $281 for April, ex dividend. Chinas have been placid at :91 locally and at έ92 Fire Insurance.-Hongkonga are wanted at $315. |

to Hongkong. There are buyers at the same rate. Wharves. A number of Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf shares have changed hands at Tls. 115 cash and Tls. 118 for Jüne, and cash sbares are wanted. Hongkong and Kowloon shares have been pur- chased from Hongkong at $47). Mining- Punjom Mining shares were purchased from Hongkong at $7. Túg and Cargo Boats.—Shang- hai Tug Boat shares were sold at Tis. 155 cùm dividend, and Taku Tug and lighter shares were | purchased at T. 'T'ls. (03). Sugars.-Perak sugar Cultivation bares have been placed for delivery on the 10th April at Tls. 43. China Sugar Re- | fining Co., Ld. Sha, es have been in strong dễ. mand, and business has been done at $125 to $180 cash, and $136 for June. The market is now quiet, and we quote $128 as the closing rate. Luzon Sugar Refaing Co., Ld.-Shares have bes n purchased at 73 for April, from Hongkong, and at 74 for May, com dividend. Lands.- Fully paid up Shanghai Land Investment shares have been placed ut Tls, 80, and are wanted. Factories.-Business has been done in: -Ewos a 'T'ls. 70, Internationals at T1-. 73an Tls. 724, Imon- Kung-Mows at Tis. 721, and Rice Mills at Tls, 37. lee shares are wanted. Miscellaneous.—Shanghai Waterwork, shares have been placed at Tls. 220 er div., Shanghai-Langkat Tobacco shares at Tls. 325, and Shanghai Horse Bazaar shares at Tls. 62; and Tls. 65. Hall and Holtz, Ld.—Shares, have been placed at $38 and $38!

nad $36 er div. Shares in A. S. Watson & Co. were so d Loans.-Shanghai. to Honglong at $12.80. Municipal Debentures of 1894 were sold at Tis. 105, and of 1895 at ' ls. Iul. S. & H. Wharf Debentures were placed at 110, The accrued interest, us usual, was paid in addition by the bayers. Quotations are:-

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Perak Sugar Cultivation Co., Ld—Tis. 42 per share.

China Sugar Refining Co., 1.d.-$128 per

sbate.

Luzon Sugar Refining Co., Ld.—$72 per share. Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ld.—Tls. 80 per aliare.

Hongkong Land Invest. & A. Co, Ld.—$78 per share.

Kowloon Land & Building Co., Ld.—$154. Humphreys Estate and Finance Co., Limited. -$94 per share.

Major Brothers, Limited.—Tls. 30 per share. Ewo Cotton Spinning & W. Co., Ld.—Tis. 70. International Cotton Mun. Co, L‹l.—Tls. 724. Laoa-kung-mow Cotton Spinning and Wear- ing Co., Lal.—Pls. 72).

Soy Chee Cotton Spinning Co., Limited:-Tls. 300 per share.

Shanghai Ice Company-Tls. 130 per share. Shanghai Gas Co.—Tls, 260 per share. Shanghai Waterworks Co., Lad.—Tls. 220 ̊ per share.

Shanghai Sumatra Tobacco Co.-Tls. 110 per ab. Slynghai Langkat Tobacco Co., Ed.-7ls. 325 per share.

Shanghai Langkat Tobacco Co., Ld., Founders' -Nominal.

Shanghai Horse Bazaar Co., Ld.—Tls. 66 per

slar.

J. Llewellyn & Co.. Limited.—$70 per share. Hall & Holtz, L.-$38 per slure.

A. S. Watson Co., Limited.—§llij per share.`. Bell's Asbestos Exstern Agency, Ld —£!. Hongkong Electric C ... Ld.—$69 per share.

TONNAGE,

SHANGHAI, 27th Merch (from Messrs. Wheelock & Co.'s report. Our freight market homewards is extremely dull and uninteresting, and considering that the northern ports are open again for steamer traffic, it is surprising to note how little cargo is offering for shipment to London and New York, practically nothing in fact, and the only occurrence of importance to shippers during the past few days has Leen the appearance of opposition to the Confer- For New York an oppos- ence for both directions.

ing steamer has called in and e eared, and consider- Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.ing the petty amount of cargo offering for shipment, -$3621.

National Bank of China, Ld.—$27.

National Bank of China, Ld.. Founders.—$107. Bank of China, Japan, and The Straits, Limited, pref. shares.-Nominal.

Bank of China, Japan, and The Straits, Limited, ordinary shares.- Nominal,

Bank of China, Japan, and The Straits, Limited, deferred shares.-£i per share.

Indo-China Steam N. Co., Ld.-Tis. 50 per

bare.

T1. 521 per sbare.

China-Mutual Steam Nav. Co. pref. sbares.—

China-Mutual Steam Nav. Co. ord. abares.- 'Tls. £3 18. Gd, per share.

Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co. -$321 per share.

Douglas Steainship Co., Ld.-352 per share. Boyd & Co., Ld., Founders.-Tls. 300 per share. Boyd & Co., Limited.—Tis. 200 per share. S. C. Farnham & Co.-Tls. 194 per share. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld.- $3383 per share.

China Traders' Insurance Co., Ll.—§78 per sh. North China Insurance Co., Ld.-Tlx. 225 p ̧øb. Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ld.— 197 per share.

Yangisze Insce. Assocn.. Ld.—§115 per share, Canton Insurance Office, Id.—$202-per share. Straits In-urance Co., Ld.--$28) per share, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld -$31 per share.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—-91 per share. Shangbai & Hongkew Wharf Co.-Tls. 115 per share.

Birt's Wharf Hide-curißig aul. Wool-cleaning Company.-Tla, 55 per aliáre.

Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go-lown Company, Limited.-$471 per share.

Sheridan Consolidated Mining and Milling Company, Limited.-Tlr. 23 per share.

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it is not to le wondered at that she received no sup- port. For London the new Nippon Yuren Kaisha line threatens serious (pposition, but with tranship- ment in Hongkong, and another month of the cur- rent Conference year still to run, it is improbable that she will seriously affect Conference steuners' interests just for the present, though it seems likely that a lower scale of rates will exist during the con- ing season. For London riâ: Suez.-A regular line of service continues to Le maintained by the Confer- ence Lines, but there is very little freight offering and departing steaners have little to boast of in the quantity of cargo carried by them. For New York ria Suez.-Cargo is exceptionally scarce and prospects of any material improvement during the next few weeks seem somewhat remote. For New York rid Cape.-The T. F. Oakes is practically ready to load, but prospects of her receiving much cargo from here are poor, and the rate asked, viz.:-13s., does not sceni to Le any inducement to shippers, low as it may There is no demand for further chartering, appear. though a convenient vessel is now here open for em ployment. For New York via Pacific-There is hardly any sign of life in this direction. Homeward rates are:-London by Conference Lines, general cargo 40s.; waste silk 458.; tea 508.; Northern Con- tinental ports, general cargo 42s. 6d.; waste silk 458.; tea 50s.; New York, general cargo 40s; teu 40s; New York vid London, general cargo 50s; tea 50s.; Boston, general cargo 42s. 6d.; Philadelphia, general cargo 5 s. Above rates are subject to a deferred re- turn, as per Conference circular. 'London by Shell Line, general cargo 40s, les 10 per cent.; Humburg, general cargo 25. net; New York, general cargo 50%. les 10 per cent. Havre direct, general cargo 37s. 6d. | net; Genoa, tallow 25 general cargo 40s, net; Mar- seilles, tallow 358; general cargo 37s. 6d. net. 453. per ton of 20 cwt. for above three ports. New York by sail, 2 s. Cd.; New York by Pacific Lines, little doing. Coust rates are:-Moji to Shanghai $1.10 per ton coul; Nagasaki to Shanghai $1 per ton cual. Disengaged vessel in port.-Benjamin Sewall, American ship, 1,342 tous register; Woollahra, British barque, 952 tons register.

SHANGHAI, 27th March.-(From Messrs. J. P. Bisset & Co.'s report.) The market for Hong- kong and Shanghai Bank shares has dragged, on account of an apparent delay in the issue of the Imperial Edict authorising the loan. But tle Chinese Loan will be placed on the market on the 31at, at £98 per cent! Subscriptions will close on the 1st April. There has been an active market in Shipping and Wharf shares. Banks-Hong- kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.—Cash shares have changed hands at 188 and 190per cent. premium. Our latest Hongkong quotation is buyers at 189 per cent. The London rate remains unchanged at £41.10.0. National Bark of China shaies were pla ed to Hongkong at $27. Ship- ping.-Indo-China 8. N. shures were placed at $70 from Hongkong, and lo ally at Tla 50 to Tls. 501 | cash, Th. 51 for Murch, Tls. 51 to Tls. 52 for April, 'T'ls. 51 to TL-. 54 for June, and I'ls. 53 and Tia. 54 for July. Cash and time shares are offering at the close. China Mutual S. N. Oidin- | ary shaies, with £5 paid up, wer · purchased from Hongkong at 3.1 6. Docks.-Shares in Boyd & Co. were sold at Tls 200, Rusiness was done in 8; C. Farnham & Co. shares at 'Cls. 192) for cash, Shanghai Cargo Boat Co.-Tis. 210 per si are. { for March and for April. We quote 77°. 191j as Co-operativu Cargo Boat Co.-Tis. 191 por the cucing casă mie H. ugteng and Whampoa | share.

Punjoin Mining Co., Ld.-$7 per share. Punjom Mining Co., Ld., pref. shares-$2 per share.

Jelebu Mining & Trading Co., Lil.-$3 per share.

Raub Australian Gold Min. Co., Ld.—$14 per share.

Shanghai Tugbéat Co., Ld.-Tls. 180 per al are. Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ld.-T. Tls. 103; per share.

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VESSELS ON THE ['ERTH. For LONDON.-Shanghái (str), Nestor (str.), Formosa (-tr.), Dordanus (str.), Turbo (str. Kaisar-i-Hind (str.).

For HAVER-Dorothea Rickmers (atr.); Kriemhild (str.).

For SAN FRANCISCO.—Doric («r.) Coloma, Queen

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