The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 19 September 1862

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    12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY MORNING, THE 19TH SEPTEMBER, 1862.
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  • Domestic Occurrences
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      MARRIAGES.
      56 1 c t Andrew's Church, Singnpore, on the 9th JL m ber, 1862 B Y THE REVD E S VENN, CHARLES P,V Y MCCLELLAND, Esq. of Singapore, Son of MCCLELLAND, Esq. of Claremont Terrace, oW to ANNIE ELIZABETH, daughter of Captain "J 1 GCNN COLLINS, late of the 13th Light
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    998 1 Singapore Friday, 19 th September 1862. LOCAL. In noticing: tlie Bishop of Lalvuan's let1rr to the Times, detailing the engage nen t of the steamer Rainbow with the Latum pirates, the London and China Express makes the following observations. The Bishop has omitted to point
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    319 1 By the Dutch Mail Steamer we have Java papers to the 13th current: A cattle show was held at Batavia on the 5th which seems to have attracted great interest. The result does not seem to have been very satisfactory even for a first attempt, but it is
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    SHIPPING NEWS
    355 1 Her Majesty's Steam ship Swallow, Captain Wilds, from Cape of Good Hope the 24th July, arrived here on the 4th current, and sailed for Japan on theI4th. Her Majesty's Surveying Steamer Rifleman, Captain Reed, returned here on 5th current, from a cruize in the neighbourhood of Borneo. His
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA.
    385 1 Augt 27 American Kathay Resmell, from London 1st June for Shanghai. tt 28 British Anglo Saxon, Laird, from London 24th May for Shanghai. tt 98 French Saiut Charles Leymarie, from Reunion 4th April for Batavia. tt 28 British Merse, Moore from London 27th May for
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    Shipping Intelligence
    320 1 ARRIVALS Sept 4 Ruthven (American) Sunderland tt 3 Columbian (steamer) Hongkong n 6 Sackalin (Rusian steamer) Hamburg tt 7 Shah Jehan Hongkong tt 7 Japan (Prussian) Hamburg tt 8 Queen's Own Sunderland tt 9 Prince Alfred London tt 9 Newland (Dutch) Sunderland n 9 Mauritius (Hambro') Hamburg n
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
    478 1 1 'esseCs Names. Ton> Commanders. Consignees. Destination 8pc. II. M's. Surv. schooner Saracen Thomas Government For sale II. M. steamer Rifleman 486 Reed Ditto Surveying II. M.'s steamer Hooghly 175 Noyes Ditto Malacca and Pinang II. I. M's steamer Granada 712 Laing 1200G rainier French Consul
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  • THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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      BEER, WINE AND SPIRITS.
      66 2 Ale —In cask no sales reported. Bottled moderate clearances at ,£1 75 a 2 25 according to quality. WINES—Sherry, Champagne and Clarei saleable in limited lots at fair prices. BRANDY—In cask dull of gale, (.ood quality Bottled in fair enquiry at ■> 7 a 850. BI'M
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      EASTERN ARTICLES.
      559 2 ALUM —In request and little on band. A CRACK., Buiavia—In more enquiry but no sales reported. BEES WAX —Continues in moderate request and quota* lions supported. BKTEL.NL'T —Supplies and sales of good quality at 1 95 CAMPHOR, China—Continues in request. Imports and sales at $34 a 36 per
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      SINGAPORE, 19th September, 1862.
      1488 2 A 1 vpsfi KI SOP EVERY NATION ARE FREE OF ALE CHARGES, EXCEPT LIGHT DUES LEVIED ON CERTAIK YPa$ rr THIS POItTTHERE ARE NO DUTIES ON HIGHEST OF WHICH IS ONE ANNA (LESS THAN SCENTS) PER TON. NtaraMUMoC-a. ,aU. i.a, A '"'."C rJ£oJXll?C.rJ, 0/ SO Piece/.
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      EXCHANGE.
      73 2 On ENGLAND —Private Bill* «f 6 months sight have been solii l<> moderate extent at 4s 8id and Bank Paper ol Die 6J 0„ d a NDU-B 8 :nk Bills at 3 days sight. -CALCUTTA 228.! B0 Ou'HONGKONG-Priva'e Bills at 30 day sight 4 per cent D 'SOVEREIGNS—4f4 55
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      TONNAGE.
      121 2 Tonnage in less request but suitable sized vessels find charters to China and the following have been effected Granville, (692 tons) to load Rice at Bangkok to Canton Waters at 62) cents per picul. t-ndace, (398 ions) llice to Hongkong at 50 cents or Shanghai at 7o cents. G.
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      EUROPE GOODS.
      381 2 COTTON GOODS. Git BY SHIRTINGS—Clearances have been very small consisting of 7 lbs at #2.45 a 260 84 lbs at 07 1 a290 9i lbs at #3-40. The only transactions to 'TDIn.li are in 7 IDs at 412 17* 2 26. Madda iiollanis are in some enquiry and
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      WOOLLENS.
      356 2 SPANISH STKIPSS l" more enquify and wiles of Scailei at 90 cents to #1.05. BOMBAZKTTES— Limited clearances of Scartet at $3 7a. ORLEANS —Small sales of Black at 16 cents. In LONG ELLS— Camlets and Lastings IIO sales reported BR ASS WIRE —Suitable numbers in more enquiry but nn
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