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Hongkong, 27th October.-Bengal.-There bas been very little doing during the interval, and prious

casare about the same as last reported. Carrent quotations are New Patna $930, Now Benares 1905.

Malwn.-Same as Bengal. Latest' figures are as under 1- New

$890 with allce from 4 to 81 calty. Old (2) yms.) $890 (816 $900

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Parsian.- Very little business has passed dur ing the past week. Rates are unaltered, closing at $650 for Oily and $850 to $800 for paper- wrapped according to quality.

T'o-day's stocks are estimated as follows:--- New Patna

Old Patna ..................................................................sicer

“COURÉE OF THE HongKong Orium MarkET,

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* METALS.--- Quicksilver,--100 flasks at $1.70, 50 flasks at $1.71, 800 finsks at $172,50. COTTON Yarné

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per bale Bombay-Nos. 10 to 20a. 68.00 to 102.00* English-Nos. 16 to 24.............. 110.00 to 115.00 22 to 24...... 112.00 to 118,00 28 to 82...... 125.00 to 131.00 88 to 42. 140.00 to 148.00

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COTTON PIECE GOODS-

Grey Shirtings-6lbs.

7lbs. ......** 84 lbs.

9 to 10 lbs.

White Shirtings-51 to 56 rd.

58 to 60

per price 1.80 to 1.90 2.05 to 2.15 2.65 to 8.85 8.55 to 4.30

64 to 66 Fine ......... Book-folds,

3.40 to 2.60 2.85 to 3.55 8.80 to 4.85

4.65 to 7.55 4.05 to 6.95

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Victoria Lawne-12 yards 0.66 to 1,85 T-Cloths-6lbs. (32 in.), Ord'y. 1.60 to 1.85

7lbs. (82,, ),

1.92 to 2.20 6lbs. (82,, ), Mexa. 1.70" to 1.90 7lbs. (82, .).

8.30 to 2.90 8 to 8.4 oz., (86 in.) 2.60 to

8.35 Drills, English-40 yds., 14 to

8.80 to 8.60 16lbs.

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[October 28, 1899,

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storage, has also a depressing effect.

METALS 23rd: October.—(From Mesars. Alex. Bielfeld & Co.'s Report)—There has been a good feeling in the market during the week, and prices have responded considerably to the home rates. In Metals there has been considerable business at increasing prices. One lot of wire nails, quoted below, was closed for some days ago at -12s. 6d., but since then the price has jumped to 14s., on Saturday. Nailrods likewise have gone up 2 mace during the week, ruling strong at the close at Tls, 4.20. But still these prices re main below the Home quotations, showing that old stocks are still not exbansted.

ON LONDON,.---

EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, 27th October.

Telegraphic Transfer_...... Bank Bills, on demand Bank Bills, at 30 days' sight Bank Bills, at 4 months' sight

1/107

1/104:

1/11/

1711

1/11

Documentary Bills, 4 months' night 1/114

2.411

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Credits, at 4 months' sight. ....... :47

Handkerchiefs -Imitation Silk 0.80 to 2.00

Spanish Stripes-Sundry chops. 0.70

277 chests.

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New Benares............................................................. i

64

$2

Malya........

810

Credits, st 4 months' sight

Persian

814

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ON PARIS.-

FANOT COTTONS—

Turkey Red Shirtings-14 to

Bank Bills, on demand...

Biba.

PATKA.

BENARES.

MALWA,

I

Broonder-Dyed.

1.85 to 6.50

4.00

ON GERMANY.--

5.00

BATH.

New. Old.

Now, Old. Now, Old.

Damasks

Chintzes-Assorted

*******CERE

38 - 1990.

-1899.

Oct. 81)

986

905

890

930

910

890

Dat. 28 930

910

890

Oct. 24

930

910

890

905

890

Dok.⋅ 28 930-

805

.690

Det 1930

006

890

COTTON.

Velvets-Black, 22 in

per yard 0.12 to 0.15 0.07 to 0.16 0.22 to 0.50

On demand

1.95)

ON NEW YORK.-

Bank Bills, on demand

温常

461

Credits, 60 days' sight

471

Velveteens- 18 in..........................

980/900

0,21 to 0.23 per dozen

ON BOMBAY,—

Telegraphic Trancfer

141

WOOLLENS-

Bank, on demand ON CALCUTTA.----

.1421

per yard

to 1.75

Telegraphic Transfer Bank, on demand

..1413

.1421

German

to

ON SHANGHAI.—

to 6,50 per piece

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Assorted

Camlets-Assorted

Assorted

Orleans-Plain

7.50 to 8.50

per pair

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Blankets-8 to 12lbs. (pair)

***

4.50 to 19.00

METALS-

per pioul

Iron-Nail Rod

5.25 to

Square, Flat Round Bar

***

5.80 to

7:00 to

Small Round Rod

CLASS

$2.75 to 2.80

Hoop to 11/2 in.. Wire 15/25

FORU

2.95 to 3.10

6.25 to 6.75 to 11.00 to 2,50 to

61 % pru.

..21% pm.

..1%. pm

--Hongkong; 27th October.-Sales limited by hardening values. Stocks are being reduced by - shipments to Japan. Stocks, about 900 bales.

· Kurrachee ..........................................3

Bengal (New). Rangoon,

Shanghai and Japanese,

18.00 to 20.00 pícul.

to

19.00 to 22.00

24.00 to 25.00

Tangchow and Ningpo...... 24.00 to 25.00 Ma-iras (Best) .................

Bales: 150, bales Bengal (Rangoon, new), Dacca.

RICE.

· HONGKONG, 27th October.-The market is

slightly weaker. Quotations are:-

Saigon, Ordinary..............

#1

Round, Good quality Long......................

Siam, Field, will cleaned, No. 2

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Garden,

White

No. 1

8.40 to 8.45

8.10 to 8.15 ... 8.46 to 8.50 8.85 to 9.90 D............................................................. 4.80 to 4.23

*********ONSTRATE

Fine Cargo............

COALS.

*Hongkong, 27th October,-Sales 5,000 tons Japanese, private terms, and 2,000 tons Cardiff Coal ex Godown $21.25. Now holders are asking : $22.50 and $23 per ton ex godown. Quotations

- RIO: ***

Cardiff......... Australian........ Miiki Lump

and Small. J Moji Lump Hongay double

sdreened

$20.00 to $21 ex ship, nominal

11.00 to ex ship, steady 8.50 to 9.50 nominal 6.25 to 8.50 ex ship, steady 12.00 to ex godown

Hongay Lump 8.50 to 8 50 ex ship Hongay Dust... 6.50 to size Briquetten ......: 10.50 to^:

Ja

ex godown

MISCELLANEOUS IMPORTS. Hongkong, 27th October. Among the sales re- ported during the week are the following:-

YARN AND PIROH GOODS :—Bombay · Tarn:— 50 balen No. 8° at $77, 80 bales No. 10 at $80 to Ben $90, 900 bales No. 12 at $76 to $89, 550 bales No. 16 at $88 to $102, 1,050 bales No. 20 at $95- to §103, i Gray Shirtings.-600 pieces 81 lbs. Blue #Boal·nt 28,273; 500 pieces 10 lbs. Blue Dragon at *te $4.10, 800 pieces 81 lbs. Blue Seal at $3.25, 500 exploosa Aj; lbs Red Fowl at $2.825, 750 pieces 10

Maruba, Blue 7 Boys at: $8.774, White Shirtings :----

Chop 8. N. at $4.72], 400 pieces Blue Lion at $6,471, 800 pieces: Gold Tiger at $6.671

Cloths :-900 pieces 8lba. V V at $3.15, 600 Stag at $2.924, 600 pieces Blue Dragon 500 pieces fold Gold

Whits : Irishas

Habit, Med., and Broad Cloths. 1.25

Long Elle-Scarlet

6,25 to 10.00 6.35 to 10.10 12.00 to 82.00

Lastings 30 yds., 81 inches, 9.15 to 18.00

Swedish Bar....

Old Wire Rope.................

Lead, L. B. & Co. and Hole Chop 9.50 to

Australian

9.50 to

SHANGHAI 21st October.-(From Mesars. Noël Murray & Co.'s Piece Goods Trade Report P'ece Goods. The past week has without doubt been the dullest this market has experienced throughout the year. There is absolutely nothing doing, unless the small retail parcels of sundry makes, shipped really as samples, are taken into account. Importers who have cargo decline to book at current rates, which the dealers are ready enough to offer but nothing more, and Indentors are not at all inclined to operate in goods that will not be here until the next season is far advanced, Exchange being such an import. ant factor, to say nothing of what may be the state of the money market, which enters largely into their calculations. At the present moment it is more stringent than it has been for months past, which has quite put a stop to all speculative buying, even at the tempting prices obtainable at Auction. Consequently the dealers who get small orders can practically fill their requirements at absurdly, low prices, which tends, in some measure, to depress the whole market and pre- vents an adequate rise in values in the country. There is nothing to complain about yet in clear ances, they are going on remarkably well and serve to show the healthy state the trade is in generally in the country. The higher rates of interest affect the buying in the Yangtaze and neighbouring markets much more than in the North, here the trade is done on the credit sys tem, and this secounts somewhat for the decline in Auction prices and little enquiry there is for Manchester goods. The Yarn market is much quieter all round, the high prices that have been attained here not meeting with the same response in the country, and the weakness which is showing itselt in native cotton, through

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Bank, at sight Private, 30 days' sight

ON YOKOHAMA.—

On demand.

ON MANILA.---

On demand

ON SINGAPORN.—

On demand

SOVERBIGNS, Bank's Baying Rate .....10.42

Gold Gear, 100 fine per tanl ..53.60

JOINT STOCK SHARES.

HONGKONG, 27th October.-The market re- mains dull and inactive and business is almost at a standstill. Rates have ruled fairly steady, but show no improvement except in Banks,

BANKS-Hongkong and Shanghais in the early part of the week changed hands in small lots at 323 and later at 322 and 320 per cent! prem. At time of closing a few shares are wanted at 327 without finding sellers. Nati onals unchanged and without business.

MARINE INSURANCES-China Traders con tinue on offer at $60 with no sales. Unions are obtainable at $242 after small sales. Cantons Straits steady at $136 withont business. remain quiet at $4. The Northern Insurances without local business are quoted from the Shanghai circulars.

FIRE INSURANCES.-Hongkongs unchanged and without any business. Chinas have changed hands at $86.

SHIPPING.-Hongkong, Canton and Macaon have remained quiet with sellers at $29 and only small sales. Indos continue steady at $80. Douglases at $47). China Maniles and China Mutuals unchanged and without business.

REFINERIES.-Market still continues dead with no business to report, quotations more or less nominal.

MINING. Panjoms have ruled much easier with small sales at $94 and 89), closing steady at latter rate. Charbonnages are enquired for at $250 without bringing many shares on to the market. Olivers A. & B's have changed bands at quotations in small lots. Jelebus after gales at $14.60 to $14.85 close with sellers at $14.75. Raubs have ruled very steady at $64), but with little or no business. Great Easterns have been done at $1.85, closing quiet at $1.80.

DOCKS, WHARves, and GodoWNS.—Hong- kong and Whampoa Docks continue dull with small sales at quotation and close with buyers. Kowloon Wharves are obtainable at $90 bat buyers only offer $88, Wanchais unchanged Ind without businem,

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