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pioul Wild Silks. Filatures.-About 100 picnls Hand Filatures are reported settled on a basis of Tls. 460 for Black Horse No. 1. The export of Steam -Filatures to date is:—To London 2 bales, Continent 482 bales, and New York 135 bales. Wild Silks.-A small lot of Filatures Tassah 8 Cocoons has been bought at Tls. 233. Waste Silk-Only small transactions at about previous rates. Arrivals very moderate. Pongees.--Con- tracts for 6,000 pieces White Cloth 21/22 in. by 70 yards have been booked at previous quotations ; bigher prices are now asked.

EXPORT OF SILK FROM CHINA AND JAPAN TO EUROPE.

*1896-97

THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS AND

1 to 4 0 to 1

"

New.....$730 with all'ànce of 31 to 5 cts. Old (2/5 yrs.).$740 Old (6/10 yrs.).3780 Persiau. The market has continued dull, quota- tions closing at $550 to $590 for Oily and at $560 to $650 for Paper-wrapped drug. To-day's stocks are estimated as under :---

Old Patna

New Benares

....1,980 chests.

120

Old Benares ........................................................

Persian

[September

FANCY COTTONE

Turkey Red Shirtings--11 to Brocades Dyed

61ba

1:20

8.75 to 450

* per vard 0.12 to 0.15

Damaske..

Chintzeg-Assorted

3.07 to 0.10

Velvets-Black, 22 in.............

0:21 to 0.28

Velveteens-18 in.

0.16 to 0.20

230

32

per dozen

6

"

200 46)

WOOLLENS

»

per yard

COURSE OF THE HONGKONG Opium MaxxET.

Handkerchiefs-Imitation Silk 0.40 to 0.85

Spanish Stripes—Sundry chops. 0.55 to 0.95 Gorman. 1.00 to 1:15 Habit, Med., and Broad Cloths, 1.25 to

Assorted

8.50

per piece 6.50" to 8.00- 6.60 to 8.10.

Iron-Nail Rod

Square, Flat Round Bar

1895-98

bales.

bales.

PATNA.

BENARES.

KALWA.

Canton Shanghai

7,517

4,586 DATE.

Long Ella-Scarlet

7,667

19,455

New. Old. Now. Old. New. Old.

Yokohama.........................................................

491

3,057

1896.

$

Camlets-Assorted ............ Lastings-30 yds., 81 inches,

18.00 to 27.00

10.00 to 18.00

15,675

27,098

Assorted

Aug. 27

EXPORT OF SILK FROM CHINA AND JAPAN TO AMERICA.

Aug. 28

716 715 7321 720 715 7321

Aug. 29

7171

715

730 740/780 730 740/780 730 740,780

Orleans-Plain

Blankets 8 to 12lbs)

Aug. 30

1896-97

1893-96

Aug. 31

725

7174 | 715 720

7321 740

730

740/780

METALS

730

|740/780.

bales.

bales. -Sept. 725 7121 7371

730 740/780

8.00 to 3.60

per pair. 4.80 to 8.40

per picul

Canton

Shanghai

682

8,417

304

2,744

UR

Yokohama.....

449

4,328

RICE.

Swedish Bar

DECONVERSORUY

}

1,385

Saigon, Ordinary

Round, good quality Long..

Garden,

#

White

#

12

Fine Cargo

COALS.

per picul. .82.20 to 2.25

2.54 to 2.56

2.62 to 2.65

2.27 to 2.30

No. 1

...

2.75 to 2.77

Hoop.........

Old Wire Rope

3.25 to

to

to

to

to

to

6.70 to

CAMPHOR.

HONGKONG, 1st September.-Prices have fur-

10,489 ther declined. Closing quotations are:--

HONGKONG, 1st September.-Prices are advan- cing and holders are firm. Quotations for For- mosa are $51.50 to $52.00 During the past week sales have been 100 piculs.

SUGAR.

Hongkong, 18th September. The market is dull and prices have declined. Following are the quotations:-

Shekloong, No. 1, White...$7.22 to

4

"

+9

19

Siam, Field, will cleaned, No.2

2.91 to 2.96 3.28 to 3.80

Very small business reported. Quotations are :— RONGKONG, 1st September-Market very quiet.

Cardiff

Small Round Rod

Lead, Australian.........

Yellow M'tal-Muntz, 14/28 oz.27.00; to

Vivian's, 16/82 oz.26.50 to

Elliot's 16/28 oz. 26.50 to

Japan Copper, Slabe'.

Tin

Tin-Plates

Steel SUNDRIES

Quicksilver

7.25 per pel.

6.56

*

4.50

"

4.32

"

7.13

"

6.48-

22

4.42 4.20

..$13.25 to Australian 6.50 to Miike Lump... 5.60 to Mike Small... 4.65 to Moji Lump

14 ex godown, nom. ex ship, nominal. 5.75 ex ship, nominal.

4.25 to

Window Glass

Kerosene Oi

P

"

#

J

do.

2. White... 6.52 to Shekloong, No. 1, Brown... 4.47 to

do.

2, Brown... 4.29 to Swatos,

No. 1, White... 7.10 to do.

2. White... 6.45 to Swatow, No. 1, Brown... 4.40 to

do.

2. Brown... 4.18 to Soochow Sugar Candy......10.95 to 11.00 Shekloong

9.37 to 9.40

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MISCELLANEOUS EXPORTS. The steamer Riojun Maru, Hongkong to Trieste, 20th August, took :-6) half-chests Tea, and 9 packages Partridge Canes; for Marseilles.-11 packages Rattanware, 65 cases Chinaware, and 1 case Silk; for London.-60 packages Partridge Canes, 1 case Silk Sashes, and 250 rolls Mats; for Antwerp-2 cases Cigarrettes. 100 bales Merchandise, 26 cases Bristles, 66 packages Rat tan Core, 193 bales Bamboo Scraps, 4 cases Chinaware, 26 rolls Matting, and 3 cases Lanterns.

The steamer Borneo, Hongkonk to Buenos Ayres, 22nd August, took:-200 packages 'l'ea; for Lon- don,-24 cases Essence of Ylang Ylang, 3 cases Cigars, 1 box Hats, 445 bales Waste, Silk, 443 bales Canes, 50 bales Punjum Silk, 89 rolls Mats, 27 cases Blackwoodware, 12 cases Copper Gongs, 1,200 cases Ginger, 40 cases Essential Oil, 75 casks Ginger, 13 packages Sundries, 8 boxes Tonkin Fans, 15,949 boxes Tea (25,935 lbs. Con- gou, 308,949 lbs. Scented Caper). 200 packages

Tea unknown.

The steamer Ravenna, Hongkong to London. 27th August, tonk :-415 boxes Tea, 100 packages Tea, 130 bales Waste Silk, 7 cases Silk Piece Goods, 3 cases Floss Silk, and 6 cases Sundries; for Gibraltar.—fi cases Cigars, and 300 boxes Tea ; for France.-361 packages Tea, 861 bales Waste Silk, and 4 cases Silk Piece Goods.

The steamer Myrmidon, Hongkong to London, 27th August, took :-9,375 boxes Tea (192,339 lbs. Scented Caper, 4,536 Scented Orange Pekoe); 100 casks Preserves, 200 bales Canes, 9 cases Blackwoodware, and 6 packages Sundries; for London option Manchester.-860 bales Waste Silk; for Glasgow.—25 casks Ginger.

ОРІУМ.

HONGKONG, 1st Sept.-Bengal.-There has been a fair amount of business during the interval and prices have advanced to $725 for New Patna, $7221 for Old Putna, and $7874 for New Benares. MalwaTransactions have been very limited, and quotations close unchanged. The following are the latest figures :--

ex ship, do 5.50 ex ship, nominal.

MISCELLANEOUS IMPORTS. HONGKONG, 2nd September.-Amongst the sales reported are the following ›

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|

to

to

per bor

5.10 to

per cwt. case

4.25 to

per picul 102.00 to

per box

3.50 to per 10-gal. ca 2.00 to 1.02

SHANGHAI, 27th August.--(From Messrs. Noël Murray & Co.'s Piece Goods Trade report.)---- We have again a very quiet market to report on this week, the business made public being of very~- YARN AND PIECE GOOD:-Bombay Yarn.-45 small proportions, but this can scarcely be won- bales No. 8 at $69 to 369.50 to $71, 695 bales dered at when one considers the very unfavour-

able conditions that importers have to work. No. 10 at $74 to $78.75, 825 bales No. 12 at

under. Price in Manchester and New York $71.50 to $82, 260 bales No. 16 at $84 t. 890. 620 bales No 20 at $93.50 to $100. Grey Shirt- keep very firm, while exchange, though perhaps a little stronger, is still far too low to assist ings.-500 pieces 10 lbs. Blue 7 Boys at $3.20. 700 pieces 7 lbs. Large Eagle at $1.97), 900 business in any way. ¡Against this it can be said pieces 84 lbs. Red 7 Boys at $2.521, 1,200 pieces that dealers are in a strong buying mood, and St lbs. Red Peach at $2 55 to $2.57, 600 pieces under, ordinary circumstances a large business 8 lbs. Lion Chop at $:.20. White Shirtings.—500 could have been done both in spot cargo and for arrival. As it is there have been some sales effect- pieces Soldier at $2.45, 500 pieces Red O. at $2.65. T-Cloths.-3,000 pieces 7 lbs. Mexicaned for arrival next Spring, but only in special Mexican V. V. at $2.90. Turkey Beds.250 pieces ranged by the buyers guaranteeing a much Red Stag at $2.321 to $2.724, 900 pieces 8 lbs. goods, and the transactions could only be ar- 5 lbs. Clock at $3.10. Spanish Stripes.-120 pieces higher rate of exchange than that offered by the B. B. B. at $0.571. Long Ells.—200 pieces Tu lbs. Banks here. The general feeling in the market Camlets.-50 pieces 5 Cocks, is good and has much improved during the past Scarlet at $7.50.

Birds, Scarlet, few days owing to the receipt of better news from assorted, at $13.25, 150 pieces at $12.50, 200 pieces Tiger Chop, assorted, at Tientsin. American Drills are wanted badly $13.70, 50 pieces 2 Ells, Scarlet, at $18, 300 there, being in very short supply, while there is a marked Improvement in the enquiry for Sheet- pieces 8 Persons, assorted, at $17.50. slabs oong-chai at $33,

METALS :-Tin. - 700 slabs Siam at -32.75, 400 ings, and it is further rumoured that, the com- moner qualities of 8.4-lbs. Grey Shirtings, ‘are COTTON YARN.

likely to be wanted ere long. There is appa- rently something in the report as P. M. C. Drills have been recently resold at Tls. 3.50 among dealers and Tls. 3.474 refused for a fair_quantity to be delivered about a month hence. The news from the Newchwang and Chefoo markets remain satisfactory, but Hankow inclines to be quieter again, while Ningpo continues to take supplies in fair quantities.

> Bombay-Nos. 10 to 20 English-Nos. 16 to 24 22 to 24 28 to 32 38 to 42 COTTON PIECE GOODS.

#1

33

13

Grey Shirtings-6lbs.

per bale

$68.00 to $97.00 .100.00 to 105.00 .103.00 to 108.00 .114.00 to 119.00 ....118.00 to 126.00

7lbs. 8.4 lbs. 9 to 10 lbs

White Shirtings-54 to 56 rd.

53 to ti0

监事

64 to 66 Fine

"

per piece 1.40 to 1.55 1.75 to 1.95 2.00 to 3.00 3.20 to 4.00 2.15 to 2.35 2.50 to 8.10 8.00 to 8.50 3.90 to 6.90 Book-folds. 3.20 to 5.40 1.25 1.55 2.95 1.75 2.40 3.05

4.30

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Victoria Lawns-12 yards 0.60. to T-Cloths -6lbs. (82 in.). Ordʼy. 1.40 to 7lbs. (32-,, ), 1.80 to 6lbs. (82,.), Mexs. 1.60 to 7lbs. (32 ),

2.15 to 8 to 84lbs. (86 in.) 2.85 to Drills, English-40 yds.,134 to

8.20 to 14lbs........

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Metals.-(From Messrs. Alex. Bielfeld & Co.'s report.)-28th August:-As usual, during this time of the year, business is extremely unsatisfac- tory to both buyers and sellers and has been fur- ther impeded by the" Free Silver" Politics advocat- ed in the United States. Commercial news from the last named country state they are passing through the worst ordeal it has seen for many years. H.E. Li fíung-chang with his 10 per cent tariff question will no doubt be the next impor- tant matter for discussion here and doubtless our Chamber of Commerce will vigorously uphold the non-establishment of same. Chinese are also finding considerable difficulty in financing their goods, the native banks being very chary with their advances. Market remains quiet, with no orders of “spot” sales this week,

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