Moo To SHANOMAL $0.85 per ton Coal, work. Hosaxoxo $1.70," fixtures, 1 SiNOAPORR oes $190), weak. Newenwano.. $1.35 nominal, Naoasaxt,, Suaxouar $0.90 4. nominal Hankow $2.70 a Neweuwane CANTON '22 cents Mex. fixtures.
Oameae 11 cands little doing. Won no demand, little doing.
Conls.—FromMessrs, Wheelock & Co.'s Report of the 26th instant COAL.—Jaras:—Tho natives have now apparently on their hands more of this article than they know what to do with and it is quite impossible to dispose of any quantity, as most of their holdings are of the common kinds. The only feature in the trade is that of making the yearly contracts for 1904 most of which have been concluded. Rates of freight have remained very much the same as when last writing, perhaps a slight decline, with a weaker tendency.
Canpirr:—Is still without much enquiry we have heard of a sale of a small cargo now on the way having been disposed of to Japan, but on terms which are apparently private.
Sypxex Wottosc This market is very weak with no possible tendency of improvement. The sailer Woosung arrived on the 25th instant with 1,000 tous which has been sold to some outside dealer, at we hear Tis, 12.00 ex ship. Canpirr:—ex godown Tls. 16.00 per ton.
Sypxzr Wottoxcos 10.00 per ton.
Hoxoay Lump:—ex godown 3} 9.00 per ton, TAPEN Coat:—Otzuji, ox god Karate, Obnoura, Miyanoura, Tls. 4.50 a 5.5 per ton.
Hokoku, Obnoura 3 feet, ox gode Miike Lump, yy Small, Kainixo Coat:—fongaban Lump, ex godown Linsi Lump, ust, Arrivals of Coal during the fortnight have been November 11, Fuyo Maru, 1,393 tons Nagasaki Lump Coal, to consumers 15, Ariel, str, 1,836 Japan Coal, to consumers.
15, Helios, str. 2,000 3; Japan Coal, to consumers.
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