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TONNAGE.

HONGKONG, 4th November-During the past fortnight freights coastwise have declined. From Saigon to tais, 18 cents per picul offering; to Philippines, 81 cents last; to north coast Java, 30 cents per picul. Java to this, 35 and 87 cents per pioul for wet sugar. From Newchwang to Canton, several steamers have been fixed at 28 cents for small quantities of 15/18,000 picule, and 25 cents for over 20,000 picula. From Wuhu and Chinkiang to Canton, 21 candareens per picul. Bangkok to Hongkong, 30 and 36 cents per picul. From Moji to this, $2.15 per ton has been paid for ready boats, but for December loading ton- nage is obtaidable at $2 per ton; to Shpore, a steamer has been closed in London at $2.15 per ton. Time charters.-Not much demand locally The German steamer Emma Luyken and Norwe- gian steamer Pullur has been chartered for Java trade. The following are the settlements:-

Scalda-British steamer, 3,438 tons, Moji to - Hongkong, $2.05 per ton.

Hopsang British steamer, 1,339 tons, Moji to Hongkong, $2.15 per ton.

Fausang--British steamer, 1,410 tons, Nagasaki to Hongkong, $2.80 per ton

Onsang-British steamer, 1,787 tons, Kuchi- notzu or Moji to Hongkong, $2.15 per tón.

Fooshing-British steamer, 1,423 tons, Bangkok to Hongkong, 36 and 30 cents per picul.

Hangsang-British steamer, 1,356 tʊns, Taiwan- foo to Yingkow, 65 cents per picul.

Decima-German steamer, 794 tons, Newchwang to Canton (part cargo), 29 cents per picul.

Dott-Norwegian steamer, 629 tons, Newchwang to Canton (part cargo), 28 cents per picul.

Else-German steamer, 903 tons, Newchwang to Canton (part cargo), 28 cents per picul.

Opland--Norwegian steamer, 8+3 tons, New- chwang to Canton (25,000 piculs), 25 cents per pical.

Gaea Norwegian steamer, 624 tons, Saigon to one port Fhilippines, 83 cents per picul.

Emma Luyken-German steamer, 1,109 tons, Saigon to one port north coast Java, 30 cents per picul.

Polluz-Norwegian steamer, 730 tons, monthly, 3 months, at $7,000 per month.

Emma Luyken-Gerinan steamer, 1,19 tons, monthly, 3 months, at $7,750 per month (recharter).

FREIGHTS.

From Hankow per Conferenco Steamers.—To London and Northern Continental ports (via Shanghai):46/- plus River Freight. To Genoa, Marseilles or Havre (via Shanghai):-Tea and General Cargo 41/6 plus River Freight. To New York (overland): Tea G$ 14 cents per lb. gross plus River Freight. To New York (via Suez) : Tea and General Cargo 35/- per ton. To Shang- hai--Tea and General Cargo, Taels 1.80 per ton weight or measurement.

SHIPPING.

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ARRIVALS And DepartURES SINCE LAST MAIL. ARRIVALS.

October.

28, Ceylon, British str., from London. 28, Chiyuen, Chinese str., from Shanghai. 28, Hertha, German craiser, from Shanghai. 28, Hongkong, French str., from Haiphong. 28, J. Diederichsen, Ger. str., from Pakboi. 28, Kansu, British str.. from Tientsin.

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28, Rajaburi, German str., from Bangkok. 28, Taming, British str., from Manila. 28, Whampoa, British str, from Shanghai. 28, Yangtze, British str., from Singapore. 29, Chwnshan, British str., from Saigon. 29, Cyrus, British str., from Rangoon. 29, Gaelic, British str., from San Francisco. 29, James Brand, Brit. str., from Palembang. 29, Liss, Swedish str., from Moji.

29, Loongmoon, German str., from Ningpo. 29, Pitsanulok, German str., from Bangkok, 29, Providence, Norwegian str., from Anping. 30, Auchenarden. British str., from K'notzu. 30, Hongbee, British str., from Singapore. 30, Mercedes, British str., from Weihaiwei. 30, Sheekh, British str., from Kutchinotzu, 30, Tyr, Norwegian str., from Hongkong. 30, Vermont, British str., from Moji. 31, Gregory Apor. British str., from Calcutta. 31, Kwongsang, British str., from Shanghai. 31, Loongsang, British str., from Manila. 31, Mathilde, German str., from Tourance. 31, Rubi, British str., from Manila, 29, Zafire, British str., for Mauila.

THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS

November-

1, Andree Rickmers, Ger.str., from Bangkok. 1, Hailoong, British str., from Amoy. 1, Halaban, Du oh str., from Shangbai. 1, Hopsang, British str., from Saigon, 1, Kw. nglee, Chinese str., from Shanghai, 1, Mathilde, German str., from Tourans. 1, Monmouthshire, Brit. str.. from Singapore, 1, Rubi, British str., from Manila. 1. Sungkiang, British str., from Manila. 1, Telena, British str, from Singapore. 2. Castor, Norwegian str., from Cardiff. 2. Dardanus, British str., from Liverpool. 2. Haitau, British str., from Coast Ports. 2, Hanoi, French str., from Haiphong. 2. Laertes, British str., from Saigon. 2, Machew, German str., from Bangkok. 2. Melita, French str, from Tourane. 3. Benmohr, British str., from London. 3, Benvenue, British str., from Kutchinotzn. 3. Boruso, German str., from Sandakan. 3. Coromandel, British str., fr m Shanghai. 3. Fearless, British cruiser, from Chusan. 3, Fooshing, British str., from Hongay. 3. Frithjof, Norwegian str., from Tamsui 3, Melia, French str., from Tourane. 3, Phrangog, German str., from Bangkok. 3, Shahzada, British str., from Saigon. October-

DEPARTURES.

29, Cyrus, British str., for Yokobama. 29, Elis. Rickmers, German str., for Swatow. 29, Germania, German str., for Hangkok. 29, Humber, British str., for Liu Kang Tao. 29, Korea, American str., for San Fraucisco. 29, Lyra. American str., for Tacoma. 20, Meefoo, Chinese str., for Shanghai. 29, Taiyuas, British str., for Australia. 29, Trieste, Austrian str., for Trieste. 29, Tsinan, British str., for Kobe. 30, Ceylon, British str., for Yokohama. 30, Esing, British str., for Tientsin. 30, Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. str., for Pakhoi. 30, M. Struve, German str., for Tamsui.

30, Palamcotta, British str., for Kangoou. 30, Sikh, British str., for Kutchivotzu. 30, Thales, British str., for Swatow. 29, Zafiro, British str., for Manila. 31, Choysang, British str., for Shanghai. 31, Hongkong, French str.. for Haiphong. 31. James Brand, British str.. for Chinkiang. 31, Signal, German str., for Deli. 31, Yangtze, British stř., for Victoria, &c. November-

1. Banca, British str., for Shanghai. 1, Kobsichang. German str., for Bangkok. 1, Pathfinder. U.S. surv.-ship, for Manila. 1, Pollux, Norwegian str., for Sourabaya. 1, Taming, British str., for Manila.

1. Telemachus. British str., for Saigon. 2. Arratoon Apcar, British str., for Calcutta. 2, Auchen irden. British str., for K'chinotzu. 2, Hailooug, British str., for Tamsui. 2, Halaban, Dutch str., for Amoy. 2, Hongbee, British str, for Amoy. 2, Hopsang, British str., for Kobe. 2. Onsang, British str., for Kobe. 2, Providence, Norwegian str., for Anping. 2. Rajaburi, German str., for Bangkok. 2, Tartar, British str., for Vancouver. 2, Whampoa, British str., for Shangbai. 3, Changchow, British str., for Shanghai.

PASSENGER LIST.

ARRIVED.

Per Hailoong, from Amoy, &c., Mrs. Nicholls, Mrs. Limburg and child.

Per Haitan, from Foochow, &c, Mr. and Mrs. Haseloop and two children, Rev. Knox, and Miss Hoffman,

Per Borneo, from Sandakan, Mr. Turnball and Miss Okina.

Per Bubi, from Manila, Messrs. Edbert A. Hewitt, J. McMicking, Mariane Montelibane, FJ. C. Focken, T. S. Pagh, Otian Sieng, N Paddison, N. S. Brown and P. M. Sangar.

For Mathilde, from Tourane and Hoihow, Mr. McKenzie.

Per Loongmoon, from Ningpo, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert and Miss Phaw.

November 5, 1904.]

Per Ceylon, from London, for Hongkong, Mr. Hazeland, Mrs. Wood and 2 children, Miss Maker, Mrs. Moorhead and child, Mrs, and Miss Ho per; for Shanghai, Mrs G. B. Tours and 2 children, Mesers. H. Harris and J. RamaAY, Misses Beardon and Master, and Mr. Hiddle; from Malta, for Shangbai, Mr. Wilkins and child:

Per Gaelic, from San Francisco, &c.. Misa Mary Bankes, Messrs. J. H. Cook, A. Fuster, A. J. Gibson, Rev. J. Lake, Miss Julia Meadows, Dr. J. G. Meadows. Mrs, Meadows and child, Mr. M. F. an Miller, Mrs. an Miller, Mr. W.

Riesbal, Mrs. Riesbol, Miss M. H. South, Mrs. J. B. Wilkinson, Miss S. S. Wilkinson, Mr. G. L H. Mauby, Miss Reynolds, Capts. W. C. Pas more and C. D. V. Hunt, Lieut.-Col. W. J. Oldershaw. Mr. Chas. Brurein, Mrs. L. M. Curry, Rev. H. Graves, Mrs. Graves, Mr. G. T.. Herrm u. Miss H. F. North, Mr. L. J. Smith, Mrs. Smith and 3 children, her. W. H. Tipton. Mrs. Tipton and 3 children, Col. F. N Robinson. U.3.A., Mrs. Robinson, Miss Augell, exera, G. F. de Pleige and Asincio, and Miss J. F. Dwyer.

Per Gregory Apcor, from Calcutta. &c, Mrs B. S. Raymonds, Misses Raymonds, Mr. E. Rayinends, Mr. and Mrs N. J.'Pogose. Mr. N. Pogose, Mrs. 8. H. Belson and child, Mrs. Renbeo, and Mr. W. Cooper.

Per Coromandel, from Shanghai, for Hong- kong, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wise, Miss Cotton, Miss C. Nevill May, Mr. F. Salinger, Mrs. A. H, Bottenheim and 2 children, Mrs. L. Kerr,

C Messrs. John Duncan, Paul Brunst, and W. R. Collyer, Mrs. C. A. Tomes and 3 children, Miss Milliuchip, Messrs. T. Johns, C. E. Ellis, P. G. Jones, P. Ambo, C. . Newby, T. Koizuma, Mr. and Mrs. Rowbottom and child, Messrs. Gamesu, J. T. Voack, and B. Wybrandi; for Colombo, Mr. G. K. Panoff; for Bombay, Messrs. S. Abraham and D. M. Bharucha; for Port Said, Mr. G. Daotoni; for Marseilles, Mrs. R. S. Butcheon, Messrs. L. Abakonmoff and H. Jaeger; for Loudon via Marseilles. Messrs. H. R. H. Thomes and G. C, King; for London, Mr. W. T. Bidwell, Lieat. J. K, B. Birch, R.N.R., and Mrs. Simpson: from Kobe, for Hongkong, Mr. Allen; for London, Miss Wield: from Yokohams, for Hongkong, Mrs. B. Benuett. Messrs. S. Broocha, R. M. i ngineer; and P. M. Davar; for Marseilles, Mr. Cazamjon, for Loudon, Messrs. F. J. Barry and F. W. Bill

DEPARTED.

Per Legaspi, for Mauils, Me, aud Mrs. Sajiro Oshima, Mr. Joseph J. Dunbar, Rev. Brothers Gabriel and Michael.

Per Taming, for Manils, Mr. and Mrs L. Smith and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Aumiller, Mr. and Mrs G. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. W. Persbol, Mrs. L. Cory, Mrs. J. Wilkinson, Miss S. Williamson, Miss M. H. South, Mes rs. C. Brurein, G. Calvin, J. Cook, A. Fenicisno, A. Faster, J. George, A. Gibsou, G. Hermaun, C. Hunt, R. Morse, F. Nolk, J. Patrick, and W.

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Per Korea, for San Francisco, &c.. Mr. T'. J. Whelau. Mr. Whelan, apt. Leblond, U.S.A, Lieut. Col. P. St. C. Murphy, U.S.A, Mr. sud Mrs. I. E. ticku y, Mes-rs 8. V. Ford, J. M. Dean, W. A. Randall and family, | r. and Mrs. P. C. Freer, “Mr. J. G. Tarb ux, Capt Lang.

horne, Mrs. F. R. Felt, Mr. J. E. Parker, Dr. P. B Bote er, Dr H. M. Tolfe, Messr»: A. Marshall and L. M. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, aud Mi & Stewart; for China and Japay ports, Messrs. B. Asgaari, Sugimoto, Kawakami, Capt. and Mrs. Cabell aud child. Drs. B. H. Campbell and Kiog, Mr. W. T. Pad epha, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schonberg, Lieut. Fiske, U.S.A., Lieut. Leeds, U.S.S., Miss Archo d, Mis Newell, Metsrs. W. A. Lamont and E. H. d'Aquino, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Leiria, Messrs. W. R. Dorsey, C. Paul Chater, H. P. White, C. J. Farrow, and G. H. Potts.

Per Tartar, for Vancouver, &c., Mr. O. H. Paddison, Mr. and Mrs. Vou Zeppelin, Mrs, Per Loongadity, from Manila,, Sisters Matilda W. G. Ford, Mesers. G. M P. dos Remedios. Lopez, Maria Cariz, Messrs. A. Bobey, 8. P. Harbillon, Johnson Paterson, L. u Dognon, Misaka and C. Röøbelen.

Per Kwongsang, from Shanghai, &c., Mrs. | Lant and child," Mrs. Eveleugh and child, Messrs. Farquharson, Cobb, and Schmidbbura.

Per Pitsanulok, from Bangkok, Mr. and Mrs. Novod, Miss L. Novod, Signor C. Pescio, and Mr. T. Cobbs,

S. Misaky, Takushima, Morimag», `N saida, Nagano. J. Thomas, aud W. A. Hammond.

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