The Doyen of the Diplomatic Body has telegraphed to the Senior Cunsul that the Tsunglt hus consented to prohibit the export of cuitins from Newchwang, and the export of wild bin} skins from hi Tar U.S.S. Princet left for Ningpo on Tacs 2p, Major Con: U.S. Minister to Peking, on board, aren of high pressures seems to rem stationary over the mouth of the Yangtze. Saturday, 16th Sestember, 10 a.m State of the atmosphere on the 15th.—Shallow depression to the E. of Japan. High readings over Chins. Moderate gradient. Breezes from the E. quadrant along the coast, ¢ weather. Man reports a depression to the E. of Luzon—State on the morning of the 16th. weather. h glass. Breezes from the quarter. Sunday, 17th September, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 16th. Maximum of pressure round Lake Baikal and moderate gradient in all directions. The depression situated to the E. of Luzon seems t" be moving westward. Fine weather. State on the morning of the 17th.—Overcast weather. Thi d is veering gradually to the S.E. Pressure still above the mean.
Rearses For tie Weex (Thermometers in the open air in a shaded situation in the English Settlement.) 1899.
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