The-Hong-Kong-Weekly-Press-1897-03-25 — Page 17

Hongkong Weekly Press AND China Overland Trade Report All

23 1807

CHINA ÖVERLAND TRADE REPORT.

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been made for circula--| buyers have readily paid the prices asked Prices orts, the high autho paid are $670 for Miu King Lan 11/13,

to pay the salaries for Kwong Shun Cheong 11/13 and mêns in the country $650 for Kwong Lun Fung 11/13 $630 for Kwon ad of, as has been the Wo Hing 18/15 and Kwong Sun On 11/18, $620 or shoes" by weight, for Kwong Lpn Hing 11/13, $615 for Yu King innovation will natür- Lun 11/18 and Shun Kee 10/12, $600 for Kum but will be made as King Cheong 18/15 $590 for Kwong Loong Cheong and Wing Kee 9/11, $555 for King Wo a mint with foreign: and there are a suficient number of Cheong 18/22. Short-reals—Are very scarce and the Treasury for disbursement. When especially in the lower grades there are but very payments in dollars, the market rate few desirable parcels. From prices paid we quote: $625 for Yu Wo Cheong 14/16; $605 for Kum will be adhered to, and for this purpose King Cheong 16/18, 600 for U Hau Cheong 14/16, it is intended to ask the Bankers Exchanges $590 for Tee Wo Loong and Yan Hing Cheong of each provincial capital to send to the Trea-1/16, 2675 for Koun King 14/16, and $580 for cury three times a month the lat, 11th, and Wo Lun Hing 14/18. Waste Nothing doing. 21st day of each month -the prevailing market Prices are very irregular according to quality, quotations of dollars in relation to taels, and which is so mixed that it is almost impossible to payments will then be made in accordance with give reliable quotatious, Stocks-Teatlees, 500 these quotations: Hupeh province has been bales; Filatures, 1,500 bales. the first to adopt the new step, which began on the 1st of the 2nd moon, the 3rd March.-N. C Daily News

The Japan Gazette of the 15th March says:- HMS Undaunted is flying the homeward ant, a telegram having been received on urday stating that the new crew of the uiser is being brought out by the Edgar We understand that the Edgar will leave home on 3rd of April, and that the two vessels will meet at Trincomalee, where the Undaunted will begin her now commission. The Edgar will then return home, the Undaunted remaining on the China Station. The instructions reached the Undaunted earlier than expected, and it is probable that the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee celebration is accountable for this fact. Soon after the arrival of the telegram on Saturday the officers and crew were informed of the contents of the message, and hearty cheers were raised, while the ship's band played Homeward Bound." It is satis factory to learn that the Undaunted is spoken of as a very comfortable ship, her officers apparently being as popular on board as they are among the residents of the port. The Undaunted's homeward pennant, we may mention, is one to be proud of; it measures as many feet as there are days in the year.

COMMERCIAL.

TEA.

EXPORT OF TÉA FROM CHINA TO GREAT

and Macao

BRITAIN.

1896-97

lbs.

....... 6,284,513

hai and Hankow...18,410,818

Shanghai, 19th March.-(From Mr. A. E. Bur- kill's Circular).-London telegrams are to 17th current,' and `quote: "Gold KilinsTM 8/6;· Blue Elephants 9/101, market steady." Raw Silk.** Settlements have been on a larger scale for the week past than we have experienced for some months; the most noticeable feature has been the demand for Steam Filatures, both for the States and for the Continent. Exchange has fallen considerably during the interval, and a corre sponding advance in price is noticeable in Tsatless of the lower grades, which have been most enquired after. Taatlees.-14/',500 bales have found purchasers at the quotations below, and the market is closing very firm. Yellow Silks. About 200 bales have been settled. Arrivals are on a very limited scale, and supplies of most kinds are almost at an end. Arrivals, as per Customs Returns, 11th to 17th current: 910 bales White, 39 piculs Yellow, and 112 piculs Wild Silks. Re-reels and Filatures.Some 1,200 bales Steam Filatures are reported settled, about one half fine sizes and one half 13/15 deniers; these parchases exhaust the stocks on hand. Of Hand Filatures, some 300 bales have been bought, cross and ordinary reels, and further large lots are still under offer. The export of Steam Filatures to date is: to London 21 bales, to Còr- tinent 2,322 bales, and to America 2,050 balès. Wild Silk.-No further contracts have been made. Dealers are now asking Tls. 205 for No. 1 Waste Silk Purchases of Tussah Warte 60 per cent; and 40 per cent. at Tis. 24.40 average, and of Filature Knubs at Tls. 86 have transpired, otherwise the market is dull and inactive.

EXPORT OF SILK FROM CHINA AND

JAPAN TO EUROPE.

MIS

HONGKONG continued when der

Latest

for

for Old

Malva. There had been very lit this drag during the past we almost nged. The following. quotat

New (thisyre) $760 with all'ance

(last yrs) $780

Old

Persian

this drug duri

$800

$550 to

ng to quality

otive demand. the intervs superior kinds of Pap wrapped has been almost exhausted I thus description= $500 to $580 accor

Today's stocks are estimated as New Patna Old Patnu..... New Benares Old Benares Malwa Persian

490 80

PATKA

DATE

New Old.

Now

6533

1897. Mar 653 Mar. 18 Mar. 196531

650

[660 38721 Már. 21 650 6721 660 700

22 650

672) 657

6762

660 715

7603

6761 660

675 660 $700

$700

760

760

700

760

656

6521 072 660 700

760

Mar. 20

M

Mar. 23 Mar 24

-677665700 $760 800

reh Moderate sales ha quotations Stookal

**** COTTON. HONGKONG, 24th_) been effected on 5,800 bales.

Bombay

Kurrachee Bengal Rangoon,

Dacca

Shanghai and Japanese Tungehow and N Madras

Sales 1166 bales Bengal,

15.75 to 17.00 P 15.50 to 17.00

16.25 to 17.50)

00 to 22:00

1895-96

lbs. 7,510,177

....12,749,506

37,144,332

48,503,655

-1899.97

bales. 21,317,405 | Canton ................................................................. 21,888 14,676,073 | Shanghai ............................................... 48,755 Yokohama..................................................... 16,976

82,619

1895-98

HONGKONG 24th slack during

amand

Week

£

bales ing Quots

15,145

Saigon Ordin

48,665

Bound

od quality

18,700

Siam

82,600

EXPORT OF TEA FROM CHINA TO UNITED | EXPORT OF SILK FROM CHINA AND JAPAN

STATES AND CANADA.

TO AMERICA:

1896-97

Shanghai

LEROV

Foochow

1895-96

lbs. 19,809,591 29,094,771 19,022,415 14,665,055 11,716,764 19,199,184

-1896-97.

895-98.

HONGKONG,

bales.

baler

Canton

8,844

9,100

Chinghai ỆN ĐẠI Tokohama

5,084

9,251

17,727

21,981

$6.75 to 6.50 to

50,648,770

56,959,010

26,655

40,362

Mike Moji Lum

EXPORT OF TEA FROM CHINA TO

ODESSA.

1896-97

Changhai and Han

1895-90 lbs. 22,949,128 27,240,869

EXPORT OF TEA FROM JAPAN TO UNITED

CAMPHOR HONGKONG, -24th March. cumula again and the Quotations for

to $48.00. Sales, 100 pic

-Stocks are now fac.

market is weaker repo

a nominally $47.60 Y

No

STATES AND CANADA.

1896-97

The inark

1895-90

prices has t

1b8 685,688 14,061 219

49,526,802

lbs. 29,601,011

800

97.20 to 7.23 per pol.

48 228,444

Brown

at the male

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