The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 30 January 1854
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section14 1854-01-30 1 THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT. -SINGAPORE, M Off DAT, THB 30TH JANUARY, 1854.14 words
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Article739 1854-01-30 1 m THIS PORT THERE ARE HO DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS ARD OF RATION ARB FREE OF ALL CHA ROES, EXCEPT S CENTS Vt^TT Rio. wbSt Oram b, the Pood, ly It. Pimm. IttmTtmi t, Crtty e/XS™fit. Gold Pmt tkt frXlJtl vtack laqs I I 1739 words
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Article139 1854-01-30 1 On ENGLAND— A large of Bills are offering but owing to the tightness of the Money Market the transactions have been rather limited. Bills at 90 days sight have been negotiated (faring the month at 4* lOd and a small amount 6 months sight at 4s lid. Bank rate139 words
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Article124 1854-01-30 1 To Europe continues scarce apd high rates of Freight are maintained. Vessels are also wanted to load at Akyab. Recent Charters have been at £5 for England and £5.1 U for the Continent. One or two vessels are wanted for Australia. It is probable that many seeding ships will124 words
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Article732 1854-01-30 1 COTTON GOODS. GBBT SHIRTINGS —Imports 18,010 pes. The demand has been very dull throughout the month and the limited sales made have been confined to the coarser Goods, fine qualities being quite neglected. Thoqe reported consist of T Cloths at~#1.30 a 1.42$; G. E. 40 inch 54s at732 words
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Article703 1854-01-30 1 An RACK, BsUasna— Continues in demand and supplies are readily taken at $14 a .15 per half leagr. Stock small. BEES' W AX— Import# of good quality being moderate and in demand prices are firm ak$39 a 41. A few lots of inferior quality have been sold at703 words