The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 8 February 1864
1864-02-08
1
4
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singfreepressa
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
-
Title Section12 1864-02-08 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY MORNING, THE 8TH FEBRUARY, 1864.12 words
-
2112 1864-02-08 1 Singapore Monday 8th February 1864. Tigers seems to be becoming more tlian usually destructive of human life in the Island of Singapore, judging from the numerous reports made of late of persons in tlie jungle having fallen victims to them. Tlicy are occasionally shot or2,112 words
-
Article1056 1864-02-08 1 We extract the following news from the Java Times of the 14th current ERUPTION OF THE ME It API AND KLOET. By the receipt of Telegraphic despatches from the Residents of Banjocinas, Samarang, Madioen and Kediri dated 4th instant, we are enabled to report the following It is1,056 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement115 1864-02-08 1 1DTERTISE91EIIT Pinavg, 12 th February 1863. T il E Partnership hitherto existing between WALTER SCOTT LOKJAIIT, GF.OROE MACFAR LANE SANDILANDS and JOHN BUTTERT, at t hi> place and Singapore, under the Style of Lorrain, Sandilands and Co. at both places, is this JBV dissolved by effluxion of time. The liquidation115 words
-
-
Article608 1864-02-08 2 (From the Pinang Gazette, January 16.) A sad accident has been reported to us, as having occurred on board the mail steamer Nemisis on the voyage which brought the last mail on to Galle. It appears that a young Ensign going out to China to join his regiment there,608 words
-
Article415 1864-02-08 2 We lw vc received inlcllicence of the loss of the British vessel Edith Pepper ol Liverpool, hound from Liverpool to China on Sandelwood Island on the 1 lih Novcmhci. —Java Times, J any. 30. The British barque Glaramara of Liverpool, Watson Master, from Foochow to London, with a415 words
-
Article238 1864-02-08 2 Jany. 6 Swedish Elisabeth Tryseliua, from Shanghai! for New York. n 6 English General Putnam, Babson, from Shanghai for Liverpool. n 9 English Florence Adelaide, Hilts, from Cardiff for Singapore, nil English Kalamba, Gordon, from Foocbow for New York. 11 English Virginia, Lewis, from Hongkong238 words
-
Article536 1864-02-08 2 ARRIVALS. Jan. 21 China (H.LM. 8tmr.)//w» Cape of G. Hope tt 22 Kensington Ainny tt 22 Tian Posoey (Dutch) Swatow tt 22 Juno (oldenburg) Maulinein^ tt 23 Lightning (steamer) Honvkong" tt 23 Ocean Gem Pinang tt 23 Reiver steamer) Calcutta tt 33 Persia do Calcutta tt 23 Favorite536 words
-
Article45 1864-02-08 2 ESS ESS jTf^^Bfc^B u Lj^Tuy^»^Q E^2 B2 lEnuiM L (j, m £^S: J?5235bB^B **TwTIsl EHj 2? "i i3l i u^i ttu SojCjj^^^^^^^B^^Bli L jff ms Efij J ■2H S^^^HIHSII^BIHH^IlIS&iSIH Iffl BTJi |wr 222 K2 OSiBSMBMIilBSsBffiBfl^^^^^^Bft^ffBH <ljl [ffliilijH 1 i .ipipiipppiiipb^^B LLl-x^45 words
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous24 1864-02-08 2 REGISTER OF THE WEATHER AT SINGAPORE, FOR THE MONTH DECEMBER 1863. Total 10.73 Inches. J• D. VAUGHAX, F. R. G. S Magistrate of Police.24 words
-
-
2153 1864-02-08 3 [COMPILED FROM t IFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.! IMPORTS FROM < SREAT B RITA1> r.~c QUANTITIES. as to s> u. CO 5 •w m 5 ■12 i 2 **-S s $-5.s a g; *>2 5 a. jS< o i2,153 words
-
THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
-
Article71 1864-02-08 4 ALE Considerable supplies and moderate sal*-* of Mottled at £1 It) a 2 accnrdii,? to qua'ity. Porter at £2 .Quarts and 1.25 a 1.35 in Pints. WINES, Sherry and Port Selling in small lots at £6 j'i8 Champagne at 12 a 13. Claret at £4 nJ.71 words
-
Article504 1864-02-08 4 t V urACK Batavia.—Supples ami sales of good quality at ALUM, Dull —Supplies ill first liamls. BETKLNCT W anted ami no imports from Aclieen. BEESWAX Dull—Continue (lull. Small sales of. Mid1 dling quality at JC34. 'i C.VMPH0U— In IIO enquiry. CASSIA Sales at fnr-a limited quantity. COFFEE—IN le»s504 words
-
Article728 1864-02-08 4 HIS PORT THERE ARE NO DUT1RSON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, AND VESSELS OP EVERY NATION ARB FREE OF ALL CHARGES, EXCEPT LIGHT DUES LEVIED ON CERTAIN VESSr, •UNDER THE ACT XIII OF 1S54, THE HIGHEST OF WHICH IS ONE ANNA (LESS THAN 3 CENTS) PER TON. Accounts728 words
-
Article125 1864-02-08 4 ON LONDON —The extraordinary scarcity of Money has materially icfluenc< d the rate of exchange.'Private Bills at, 6 mouths sights have been sold at-5s and recently at. 5s Id the Banks drawing at the same date at id less. ON INDIA —Bank rates at 3 days sight. Calcutta 225.125 words
-
Article224 1864-02-08 4 The demand for vessels has considerably subsided for tin Rice ports and 1 lie rates of freight on the decline; hut in -good request lor China at an advance. Vessels are also required for Rutland and rates looking up. 'I he following charters have been eflfecled .Hermann Rtbtckn, (713224 words
-
Article409 1864-02-08 4 COT ION GOODS. GREY SHIRTINGS—'I lie continuer unfavorable advices received from India, combined with tie usual dullness of business at this season, have depressed llu market considerably. Specu'ative purchases liave subsided and the only sales to notice are in 39 inch 8| !l> at 5 95 and 45409 words
-
Article324 1864-02-08 4 The Market continues in the most impressed state nod with the exception of the following all descriptions are without enquiry. Bombaaettes have been sold to a small extent at jf390 for Scarlet. Spanish Stripes Assorted at 9)a 96 cents and Scarlet at 97i cents. Black Alpaca at To ceuts.324 words
-