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HONGKONG, 15th May.-Business continues dull, From Saigon to this, 11 cents last and offering; to Singapore, 13 cents; to Philippines, 26 cents has been paid for a small parcel; to S. C. Japan, several fixtures reported at 23 cents to 24 cents per picul. From N. C. Java tu Hongkong, 20 cents. From Newchwarg to Canton, 24 cents per picul last; to Swatow, 24 cents. Coal f eight are slightly weaker. From South Japan Coal port to Hongkong, $135; Canton, $2.10; Swatow, $2.00; Singapore, $1.65. From Hongay to Canton, $1.40 lust; to Hongkong. $120; to Chinkiang, $1.75. The following are the settlements:-
Aker - Norwegian steamer, 1,599 tons, Moji to Hongkg, $1.35 per ton.
Muthida Korner-German steamer, 1,817 tons, Moji to Hongkong, $1 35 per top.
Progress-Norwegian steamer, 1,641 tons, Moji to Hongkong, $1 30 per ton.
Amaru-British steamer, Moji to Swatow, $2.00) per ton,
Tjikini-Datch steamer, 3,014 tons, Moji to Swatow (3,000 tons), $1.85 per ton
Oceano-British steamer, 1,739 tons, Hongay to Canton, $1.40 per ton.
Hinsang - British steamer, 1536 L-us, Haiphong to Canton (3,000 tons), $1.~U per ton.
Nanchang-British steamer, 1,045 tons, New- chwang, Tairn, and Chefoo to Canton (210000), 24 cents per picul.
Sercla-Gerinau steamer, 992 tons, Newchwange and Tairen and Chef in Canton (2401), 21 cents per pica),
Spir-Norwegian steamer, $70 tons, Newchwang and Tiren and Chefoo to Canton (24,000), 21 cents per picul.
Kweiyang-British steamer, 1,014 tous, New- chwang and Tairen and Chefom to Canton (21,000), 24 cents per picul.
Quintu-German steamer, 937 tara, Saigon t› 1 port S. C. Japan. 24 cents per picul.
Progress - Norwegian steamer, 1,641 tons, Saigon to 1 prt S. C. Japan, 23 cents per picul.
Aker-Norwegian steamer, 1,079 tous, Saigon to 1 port S. C. Japan, 21 sen per picul.
Skranstad Norwegian steamer, 800 tons. Sai- gon to cebu (20,000 piculs), 26 cents per picul.
Phuyen-French steamer, 1,2:18 tons, Saigon to 1 port Philippines (23,000), 24 cents per picul. Bourbon-French steamer, 907 turs, Saigon to Hongkong, 11 cents per pieul.
Hilary-German steamer, 1,276 tons, Sai-gon to Hongkong, 11 cents per picul.
Frithjof Norwegian steamer, 801 tons, monthly, 3/3 months, at $4,000 per mouth.
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Messrs Wheelock & Co. of Shanghai in their Freight Market Report, of the 7th inst state:-There is no change to report in Homeward Freight market since last writing and as the commencement of the Hankow tea season is rather later this year than usual it is impos- sible to foretell exactly what the prospects are likely to be in any one direction. The only item of interest to the shipping world is that the Austrian Lloyd has at last decided to join the "China Homeward Freight Conference" from the 1st of October, 1908 so that now every steamship line of any consequence whatever belongs to the Conference. Coast wise:-the slight spurt that took place about a month has now entirely sub- sided again and Coasting business is very quiet. A few fixtures of "outsiders" have been made fo this season's tea trade Siberian ports on time. charter basis, but otherwise there is no demand worth mentioning.
SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES SINCE LAST MAIL..
May-
ARRIVALS.
7, Sabine Rickmers, Duf. str., from Tamsui. 7, Toonan, Chinese str., from Shanghai. 8, Ceylon, British s r., from London.
8, Chingiu, British s'r., from Nagasaki. 8, Chipshing, British str., from Tientsin. 8, Hinsang, British str., from Wakamatsu, 8, Knivsberg, Germau str., from Haiphong. 8, Kweigang, British str, from Taku. 8, Suevia, Germau str, from Shanghai 8, Taming, British str., from Mauils. 9, Ch yuep, Chinese str., from Shanghai. 9. Fukusha Maru. Jap. str.. from Anping. 9, Kiukiang, British str., from Shanghai 9, Kueichow, British str, from Tientsin. 9, Locksun, German str., from Bangkok. 9, Nanchang, British str., from Newch wang. 9, l'eiho, German str., from Shanghai.
THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS
9, Prometheus, Norw. str., from Bangkok. 9, Springburn, British str., from Bayonne. 9, Waishing, British str., from Chinkiang. 10, C. Diederichsen, Ger. str., from Haiphong. 10. Haiching, British str., from Coast Ports, 10, Kumeric, British str., from Seattle. 10, Nord, Norwegian str., from Hongay. 10, Tjikini, Dutch str., from Macassar. 10, Yuensang, British str., from Manila. 11, Australien, French str., from Yokobama. 11, Ernest. Simons, Fr. str., from Marseillos. 11. Germania, German str, from Singapore. 11, Kamakura Maru, Jap. str., from Japan. 11, Naushan, British str, from Saigon. 11, Paklat, German str., from Bangkok. 11, Peleus, British str., from Manila. 1 Scandia, German str., from Singapore. 11, Tjipanas, Dutch str.. from Singapore. 11. Yawala Maru, Jap. str., from Sydney. 11, Zafiro. British str., from Manila. 12, Fri, Norwegian str., from Newchwang. 12, Gregory Apear. Brit, str., from Nagasaki, 12. Helene Rickmers, German str. from Maji. 12, Hongbee, British str., from Singapore. 12, Hongkong, French str., from Haiphong. 12. Johanne, German air., from Haiphong. 12, Keong Wai, Ger. str., from Kohsichang. 12, Kumano Maru, Jap. str.. from Japan. 12, Mandal, Norwegian str, from Saigon. 1 Meinam, French str., from Mars-illes. 12. Mongolia, Am. str., from San Francisco.
[May 18, 1908.
12, Singan, British str., for Hoihow. 12, Taming, British str., for Manila. 12, Tango Maru, Japanese str., for Seattle. 12, Toonan, Chinese str., for Shanghai. 13, C Diederiobsen, German str., för Hoihow. 13, Eiger, Norwegian str., for Bangkok. 13, Fakusha Mara, Jap. str., for Swatow. 13, Germania, German str., for Amoy. 13 Kamakura M., Jap. str., for Singapore, 13, Kiyo Maru, Jap. str., from Wakamatsu. 13, Kweiyang, British str.. for Nowohwang. 13, Scandia, German str., for Shanghai. 13, Tjipanes. Dutch str., for Shanghai. 13, Yawala Maru, Jap. str., for Yokohama. 13, Yeboshi Maru, Jap. str., from Singapore.
PASSENGERS
ARRIVED.
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Mrs Springer and infant, Miss Story, Captain Per Taiyuan, from Australia, &c, Judge and
Robinson, Messre. Davis, Hutchinson, Hannab, Kealy and Harim (2).
Per Zafiro, from Manila, Judge and Mrs C. H. Smith, Mrs B. Lyttan, Surgeon J. F. Coyne, Messrs. S. Seatou, Antonio Carmon, G. H. Ronge, A. W. Richard, J. Cook, J. Luthringer, E. R. Swift and Martin,
Per Delhi, for Hongkong, from London, Mrs
12. Shinshu Maru, Japanese str., from Moji Hyland and child, and Miss Reeves; from
12. Taiyuan, British str., from Australia. 12. Tsiutau, German str., from Bangkok, 13, Delhi, British str., from Bombay. 13, Haitan, British str., from Coast Ports. 13, Joshin Maru, Japanese str; from Tamsui. 13. Kwangtab, Chinese str.. from Shanghai, 13 Nerite. Dutch str., from Hankow. 13, Oriel, British str., from Mororan. 13, Priam, British str., from Liverpool. 13, Satsuma, British str., from Shanghai. 14 Antiloclas, British str., from Tacoma. 14, Clan Macmillan, British str., from Java. 14, Shaohsing, British str., from Sbaughai. 14, Taiwan, British str., from Saigon. 14, Tjimali, Dutch str., frem Amoy. 14, Tsinar, British str., from Australia.
May-
DEPARTURES,
7, E. OF Japao, British str., for Vancouver. 8. Amigo, German str., for Hoihow. 3. Chibli, British str., for Hoihow. 8, Feiching, Chinese str., for Swatow. 8, Haimun, British str., for Coast Ports. 8, Hanoi, French str., for K. C. Wan, 8, Indrasamba, British str., for Shanghai. 8, Kalgan, British str., for Cebu, 8. Loongsang, British str., for Manila. 8, Mathilda Korner, Ger. sir; for Saigon. 8, Pronto, Norwegian str., for Hankow, 8, Proteus, Norwegian str., for Swatow. 8, Sabine Rickmers, Dut. str. for Foochow. 9, Amara, British str., for Maji.
9, Ceylon, British str., for Shanghai. 9, Chowfs, German str., for Swatow. 9, Hongmob, British str., for Amoy. 9, Kiangping, Chinese str., for Chinkiang, 9. Meefoo, Chiness str., for Shanghai.
9, Myrtledeue, British str., for Moji.
9, Nippon M., Jap. str., for San Francisco. 9, Rubi, British str., for Manila.
9, Suavia, German str., for Singapore.
9, Triumph, German str., for|Amoy. 9. Yannan, British str., for Shanghai. 10, Caravellas, French str., for Kobe. 10, Daijin Maru, Japanese str. for Swatow. 10, Earl Donglas, British str, for Newcastle. 1 Hailan. French str., for Ipihow. 10, Kashing, British str., for Amoy. 10, Progress, German str., for Swatow. 10, Spir, Norwegian str., for Chef.o. 10, Yedo Maru, Japanese str., for Saigon. 11, Bombay Maru, Japanese str., for Manila. 11, Capri, Italian str., for Singapore. 11, Chingtu, British str., for Australia, 11, Ernest Simons, French str., for Shanghai, 11, Hangsang, British str., for Swatow, 12, Australien, French str., for Europe, &o. 12, Chowtai, German str., for Bangkok. 12, Foochow, British str., for Ningpo. 12, Haiching, British str., for Coast Ports. 12, Knivsberg. German str., for Swatow. 12, Komang, British str., for Singapore. 12. Mausang, British str., for Sandakan. 12, Oceano, British str., for Hongay. 12, Peiho German str., for Saigon. 12, Shoshu Maru, Japanese stri, for Swatow.
Melbourne, Mr and Mrs Shelley; from Bombay, Mr and Mrs Brazie, Mo-sre, A. Esson, B. Eeson and Gomes; from Calcutta. Mr R. Fester; from Colombo. Messrs. Hewitt, Northcote & servant; from Singapore, Mr and Mrs Martoao, infant and servant, Dr. Loyal, Dr. Ludwig, Messrs. A. C. Sleap, W. Micbolitz, Blok, Klaver, D. · McCorquodale and, K. Tijima; for Shanghai, from London, Mr D. Shera; from Marseilles, Messrs R. de Jaurias, H. Ballook and W. B. Strickland; from Bombay, Mr C. B. Kohiar; from Singapore, Miss F. Sutton; for Yokohama, from London, Dr. J. T. Weston; from Bombay, Mr S. J. Mistri; from Calcutta, Mr E. J. Flanagan; from Colombo, Col. A. W. S. Win- gate.
Per Mongolia, for Hongkong, from San Francisco, Mr and Mrs E. G. Basson, Mr and Mrs P. A. Collins, Mr and Mrs C. W. Conlisk, Mr and Mrs Jas. C. Lewis, Mr and Mrs John G. Miller, Mr and Mrs Victoria Pouet, Mrs Harry Beckjord, Mrs Florence Moore, Mrs Jas. H. E. Scott, Misses L. C. Benediot, Edith Friedline, Ida R. Glemser, G. Stevenson and Mary Gale Taylor, Captain William Green, Messrs. D J. Allen jr., Chas. H. Allen, H. B. Atkins, D. P. Bailey, Benj. F. Bennington, Paul Black, A. D. Boeg, A. C. A. Bortels, Harry L. Brown, B. R. Bryce, Harry Campbell, Eugene P. Chase, S. B. Chestnut, Alvardo V. Cobar, Ches. A. Gilchrist, Allen G. Graham, Chas. A. Gunner, Otto Harwood, Geo. Hofstet- ter, Wm. Johnson, Harry W. Knight, Walter H. Lackey, Martin Lauritsen, Christ. Lauritsen, J. F. McKlonnen, Harry G. Palmer, A. D. Pierson, A. E. Pope, John J. Roth, Chester C. Smith, Harold A. Spillman, P. H. Stevens, Y. G. Van Ingen and Harry T. Wells'; from Honolulu, Messrs. Geo. A. Brown, A. Jordan and J. W. Waldron; from Yokobams, Mrs J. W. Wolf, Misses Alice M. Wolf, L. E. Wolf ard Aqna M, Wolf; from Kobe, Mr and Mrs W. Haxsey, Mr and Mrs C. E. Stegmaier, Prof. and Mrs G. L. Babcock and servant, Messrs. L. D. Bosley, T. Gribayedoff, R. L. Pruett, J. C. Seamers and C. H. Strong; from Shanghai, Mr and Mrs W. M. Cameron, Miss U. Hamlin, Major G. W. 3. Patterson, Master Wm. Cameron, Master Geo. Camerom, Messrs, M. C. Gatz, M. Garibaldi, Fritz Knoch, B. Lundberg and H. P. White,
DEPARTED.
Per Rubi, for Manila. Mr and Mrs T. Man- ano, Mr and Mrs D. Oliver and child. Mrs E. Howland, Mrs B. Howland, Mrs P. Witman and child, Mrs E. C. Campbell, Messrs. B. Maadell, L. G. Brown, G. Brockmann, A. E. Homann, P. Levit, S. Howland, B. F. Howard, W. C. Boothy, Lim Kitsa, Swai Borgh, Ach Madin and K. Marsal
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