Yellow Silk in piculs..., 2,008 2,008 26 1,749 919 4,702 ow, Willy, 105 4,705, 4,810 60 9 49 aes 28,627 30,887 3,086 2,962 1,495 37720, Agginst in 1895-96... 39,984 42,097 6,884 5,556 2,324 56,861 4, 1894.95 29,549. 31,344 5,825 4,819 1,278 2,76)
1893-94 30,52 34,626 1,45: 6,523 1,626 43,020. 4, 1892.03 40,898 43,185 "3,802 1,348 51,700 4, 1891-92 30,683 36,146 4201 F 45,204 4 1800-91... 25,021 23,754 2,322 2,565 Export Waste Silk 15,254 21,770 863 1 Aguinst, in 1895-96 24,097 37,858 1,744 1884.95... 17,836 28,249 88 21,681 29,726 2,883 3,019 Against in 1895-96... 5 1,919 1,919 1804.95 577 1,546 2,123 2903.94 5,083
Many shipments are now sent optional, Marseilles or London.
Also 296 piculs Old Silk Wadding to London, Freight.—From Messrs. Wheelock & Co,'s Report of 18th inst.
Since the issue of our last there has been no change in rates for London, but there was a sudden drop of ten shillings the rate for New York, owing to the interference of an outsider loading at Hongkong and hooking thronglt from thie is received very good support, and it seems a pity that the Conference did not act sooner and so give their supporters an earlier opportunity of benefiting by the reduction, ssperially ne the last of the Tientsin boats were "from tke line that they hare been supporting during the pest season, e good deal more produce would have been sent forward. about to leave that port; we venture to say that had shippers from the north an idea that cheap rates could: have been had and it wauld be well for Agents or Owners to take this fact into their consideration for next yeas, Conference oon. There is no doubt that during the whole of this year the New York berth has not been sufficiently supplied. wit eh Lonnaee, strong as to prevent any outsider from interposing. be. made a
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