Is Old Silk Wadding to Continent

The North-China Herald

30 October 1896 · 89 words

Illustration: The Masonic Hall and Messrs Butterfield and Swire, The Bund, Shanghai, during the Duke of Connaught’s visit, 8 April 1890, from a nineteenth-century photograph (1890), redrawn as a sky blue riso plate.

Tea,—From Messrs. Welch, Lewis & Co.'s Circular of both instant Our last "printed" Tea market advices were under date 16th instant.

Black Tea—Clean common Teas.are in demand up to Taels.12 a.picul, and there.has been-rather more doing in the grades above, but buying is in few hands and prices remain unchanged.—'Teamen are steady and resist any decline.

Settlements reported are Hohow Kutoan Oonam Oopack 3,233 half-chests, @ Tls. 123 @ 203% a picul. 204 y To a 482, 114 ey non My so" 87 ey ow WKH

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