The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 5 September 1864

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  • 12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY MORNING, THE 5TII SEPTEMBER, 1864.
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  • 2081 1 Singapore, Monday, 5th September 1864. In the Governor's Annwl Renort on the Administration during 1863.64, an aMenipt to indroduce the breeding of sheep into the Straits is thus noticed It is to he regretted that the experiment should have proved a failure Advantage was taken
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  • 592 1 We lake the following notice of the opeiatioiis of *he Lnhnnn Coal Company Limited", from the Hon g k OHg Daily j I'ress We are glad to s e such a tavor able account of the progress ot the Com pauy u Coming ceents east their sluuloret baforc LABUAX,
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  • 266 1 A report lias reached us that in tlin Bugis countries that have been annexed by the Dutch Government within the last few years, goods brought from Singapore are made to pay 24 per cent duty, while similar articles imported from Java or other Netherlands India possessions only pay half,
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  • 425 1 We have the Courrier de Scigon of t lie lOili ultimo. The Editor remarks that an erroneous idea prevails iri neighbouring places of the restrictions on trade at Saigon arising from the port ami other regulations. "We are at a loss to what cause these errors are to be
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 170 1 LOST OR MISLAID. is hereby given that a Policy of Life j\| Insurance granted by the ALBION LIFE NSI'RANCE COMPANY (which said Company is now amalgamated with the u Eagle Insurance Company" of London) on the Life of BTIAMJEE PESTONJEE, Esquire, of Singapore, for the sura of Rupees 5,000 has
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  • 1203 2 The Batavia RandeUblad slates that according to a telegram from the Resident of Soerabaya dated 2l»t July, the Oldeuburg ship Australia had grounded near the Kangean islands, and was plundered by pirates, in spite ot Ihe eff orts made to save the ship and cargo. A private steamer
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  • 438 2 i The Sarawak Steamer Rainbow, Captain Hewat, from Sarawak the 15ih ultimo, ari rived here on the evening of the 17*h 9 and sailed on her return voyage on the 23rd. i The Dutch Mail Steamer JJntariy, Capt. 1 Nye, from Butavia the l«3tk ultimo, arrived I here
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  • 327 2 Aug. 8 English Eastern Ely hi, Cruikshank, from New-York for Shanghai. 9 English Praia, from Liverpool for Singapore. »10 English WiH*m Simpson Jsapier, from London for Singapore. r r T Aug 12 French Ceres, GrinoD, from Schiedam for JJeUvtr n 14 English Sea Ripple, Pringle,
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  • 413 2 ARRIVAL* Aug 20 W. Simpson from London n 21 Courser (Auier.J Mauritius 22 Kloisa llonabay tt 22 Ottawa Calcutta tt 22 Henry Carling London tt 23 Klise Hntnh.) Cardiff ft 24 1'ie IX (French) Hongkong tt 24 lloaug Ho Liverpool tt 24 Ta I'uuj* Nvn fsteamer) Honilnvy ft
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  • 681 2 1'e*xri V AM/I»C*. OoHiniuwlet Configure*. Dc*timdioH 41:. 1 II. M'k Meamcr .SVr-rwi240ii Com. Montresor Senior Naval Ollieer flTongkong II. M's steamer Bantererl 240 Ditto Laid up II. M's steamer Chtwn] 100 Tonkin Ditto Station II. M's gun-boat A/ohrl lOOlThom Government Malacca oud Pinafig "Repairing II. M's
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  • THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
    • 1459 4 vsa i.,<rto pvTJTiV K iTlON ARE FREE OF ALL CHARGES, EXCEPT LIGHT DUES LEVIED OH CERTAIN rrco THIS PORTTBEBB A*B SO D0TIE80M 18 0*B I*NA (lf38 THAI. CENTS) PER TOR. y,v o c fc y t guw w»« «*> a* D ty ,>, KUt c 9
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    • 61 4 AlAi —Moderate sales of Bottled at $1.75 .1 2. Market well supplied and difficult to move in quantity WiNB— Saleable in small lots. Sherry at $5 a9, Port at n Champagne at $9 a 19. BRANDY —In Cask very dull; Bottled sellii gat <86 «9. GIN
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    • 419 4 AI.UM No imports and in no request. ARRACK —Batavia—Slocks with importers and in no enquiry. BSKSWAX—Sraa I sales at quotations. BBTKLNUT— ID less enquiry sales at $2 10. CAMPHOR —Imports but no sales effected. CoFFFE —Continues in active demand, supplies and sales ol 1,000 piculs B.mtyne at loj
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    • 133 4 ON LONDON Daring the fortnight Bairk rates declined Rid in co»cquei»ce of advices from Calcutta, but bave since advanced to 4s 9d to 4s 9id lor Bills at 6 months sight. Private Bills at the same date at 4s 95d. ON PAUI —Treasury Bills at 30 days sight f
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    • 237 4 Abundant and some difficulty in finding employment for vessels. Rate of freight to England declining. The follow--iog charters have b" 50 ec< e( u E'nelie French) 5,000 pis Irom Bangkok to Hongkong at 50 cents and to Swatow 15 cents extra per picul. British Quits, (413 toi.«) WI<H trot..
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    • 524 4 COTTON GOODS. GREY SHIBTINOS— Tlie demand bas continued active during the past fortnight, and coiwidt-T-able sales efl'eeted and recently at an advance on rates pre viously obtained. Those reported consist of 6 lbs at #3 3o a3 60 cash #3 70 a 375 credit 7 lbs at #T4
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    • 290 4 Tlie demand continue* exceedingly dull and stocks with importers heavy. The only sales to notice are in Spanish A., j.i in It a i>«r iar nt tb* Sinna ttftrf. MN Pre* J Stripes Assorted at 90 a 92} cents* Scarlet at 90 cents. Assorted Camlets of 32 lbs at
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