The Archive · 1875

Mews, Bush Bros.' Circular says

Malwa remains dull, the quotation being nominally Tls. 470 to Tis, 480 per chest. Produce quotations are—for cash now, delivery i Ts, 2.70 per 10 pes. 212°, 300 2.10 picul, auer.

The China Mail's correspondent writes on 18th January that the H, C. Orsted was at Amoy with the small end of cable which in lo connect the Foochow line with Kulang-sou, but H.E. the Taotai, in the absence of any instructions on the subject, is opposing ite being laid. It would appear that the Great Northern Company has commenced this line without the Bovernment, and that though allowed to oper authority from the Imperial

lay the wires from the Foochow end, the officials at this end have no power to Ging Peng wee to loaro on the 18th for ant permission to do the same. The

Takao, with Mr. Henderson, Lighthouse on board. The races have hi Authitively wattled. not to take place this year, for want of ponies. Still training Bees on, for the Hongkong meeting.

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