The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 16 January 1859

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    Masthead
    12 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS EXTRA. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY MORNING, THE 16TH JANUARY, 1859.
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  • Article
    ARRIVAL OF THE Overland Mail OF THE 9TH DECEMBER.
    110 1 the P. O Co's Steam ship PEKIN, Captain BURNB, with the Europe Mails of the 9th December, arrived here yes terday at 5 p. M., having left Bombay on the 31st ultimo. The following passengers came by this opportunity For SINGAVOKB—Captain
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    Heads of Intelligence.
    148 1 Consols 96£ I ex dix. Indian Government Exchange on Calcutta and Madras, 2» 2d on Bombay, 2s 2£d. Bank rate reduced this morning to ptr tent. Trade remains quiet. Silk in good demand. No. 1 Tsatlee, 22s pet lb. Tea very active. Common firm at lid jier
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    {FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
    2773 1 LONDON, 9 tk December 1858. CHRISTMAS is coining fast towards us, Dot fast enough for the young ones who look forward to the sweets and revelry, and much too fast for poor Pater familius, who has not a good balance at his bankers, and the good
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    Commercial Intelligence.
    844 2 LONDOX, 9 tk December. Tea —At (he sales on Tuesday 16,000 packages passed auction, and 5,300 packages sold, 'lite principal portion of the quantity passed consisted of low inferior kinds not 1n favour with the trade, and these sold at £&ir prices. A chop of blackish le«f Congou
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    37 2 ARRIVALS. Prom SINGAPORE— Dec. Ann, St George, Thos. Mitchell: 4, Ann Nelaon: 6, Agricoia: 6, Wilhelinina. From CHINA— Dec. 1, Kate Carnie; 5, Primula. DEPARTURES. Pot SINGAPORE —Dec. 5, Orion. For CHINA —Dec. 3> Neville.
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