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The London and China telegraph27.04.1863
  • Datum
    Montag, 27. April 1863
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 3
[...] is now certain that breeds brought from places where the disease of the silkworm does not exist yield a good crop she first year in the infected dis tricts, but cannot be propagated, their eggs being tainted like those of the diseased worms. Hence breeders are obliged every year to import eggs from foreign countries, when they can find healthy ones, which becomes [...]
[...] from foreign countries, when they can find healthy ones, which becomes daily more difficult. Nevertheless, from the experiment made with great care, it would seem that eggs obtained from diseased silkworms will produce a breed exempt from the disease in a country where the latter has not yet broken out. The acclimatisation of the silkworm, which feeds on the [...]
[...] and in other parts of Europe. The Palma Christi silkworm has succeeded admirably at La Plate. That which feeds on the oak has failed in France for the present, but it is likely to succeed this year in Holland, eggs having been brought over from Japan by M. Pompe Van Meert der Woort. This silkworm is called “Yama-mi" by the Japanese. The silk it yields is [...]
The London and China telegraph20.02.1865
  • Datum
    Montag, 20. Februar 1865
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 2
[...] 2nd. Is the worm fed on the mulberry leaf, of which Mr. Meadows speaks of this same species (that feeds on oak leaves) or bred of the usual China silkworm eggs. I should much like to see a few cocoons of worms fed on the mulberry leaf there. [...]
[...] 3rd. An experiment ought to be made of this breed (eating oak leaves) to ascertain what they come to when fed in a more congenial climate on mulberry leaves. If I could get an ounce of eggs of the first (July) crop, I would willingly attend to their feeding myself. The eggs ought to be sent here during the winter, protected from frost but not kept near any fire [...]
The London and China telegraph02.11.1868
  • Datum
    Montag, 02. November 1868
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 4
[...] went so far as to affirm that when he threatened to take his de parture the malicious Japanese sent him the usual valedictory gifts—a box of eggs and a piece of silk (colour, Bismarck malade) —but this we cannot believe. What we have before us is suffi cient—that a meagre amende has been accepted for a serious in [...]
[...] pense with pilots. The Albion has returned from Nee-e-gata after a most unsuc cessful trip—only 14,000 cards of silk eggs having been obtained. Trade, except in arms and munitions of war, is quite dead there, and even such illegitimate traffic is carried on at great risk, for [...]
[...] Black Camlets, which , had been rather freely saleable at $17.50 to 18. We hear of some fancy Woollen goods having been bartered against Silk eggs. Cloth: Black had been in large demand, and good business had been done. Blankets: A fair business had been done at quotations Metals: Dull. The current quotations were as follows:–Cotton [...]
[...] good Coshu had been taken at $825 to 835. For medium sorts quotations show little change. Fresh settlements were fully 1,100 bales, leaving a stock of about 400 bales. Silkworms' Eggs: Daily supplies showed some further diminution—total estimated at 1,500,000 cards, and of these 1,300,000 have been settled. Best sorts were becoming scarce, and con [...]
The London and China telegraph18.01.1875
  • Datum
    Montag, 18. Januar 1875
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 4
[...] had increased. Settlements, from 1st July to date, 6,500 bales; against corresponding period, season 1873.4, 8,600 bales; 1872-3, 8,300 : 1871-2, 9,000 bales; stock, 1,300 bales. Silkworms' eggs. The season had closed, and total settlements were estimated at about 1,300,000 cards. The exact figures of the total export will be reported [...]
[...] (local), an increase of $73,501. In exports—Silk shows a decrease of $127,844; silkworm egg-cards, an increase of $1,111,573; tea, an increase of $278,316 ; copper, an increase of $236,423; miscellaneous, an increase of $24,785. [...]
[...] this market, Hong Kong answering any demand for yarn, whilst Shang hai soon responds to any inquiry for shirtings. On the subject of silkworm egg cards, he says:— There were exported in 1873 1,409,537 cards, valued at $3,032,360, against 1,280,525 cards, valued at $1,920,787, exported in 1872. I am [...]
[...] before she could possibly get her clearance. I would also suggest that in addition to her boats, an emigrant ship should also carry a light raft, constructed of cork stuffed into painted canvas egg-shaped sacks, about twenty feet in length and three or four in diameter, in the centre. The breadth I must leave to those who fit the vessel, as it [...]
The London and China telegraph11.01.1869
  • Datum
    Montag, 11. Januar 1869
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 3
[...] him in safety to A-teng-tsze, whence he had no difficulty in reach ing Bathang. During his imprisonment he received constant pre sents of fruit, eggs, and fowls from the people of Wei-si, who thus rotested against the cruelty and oppression of the mandarins. Mr. Cooper is at present at Hankow, *. his arrival in Shanghai [...]
[...] been paid for an extra good parcel of Hanks. There was no improvement to be noticed in the quality of the Silk that had reached this market. Silkworms Eggs: The season may now be considered closed, the total ex port was estimated at about 2,000,000 cards, against 800,000 last year. The current quotations for Silk (laid down in London at exchange 4s. 54d.) were [...]
[...] showing no change. The remittances made to Japan for the purchase of silkworms' eggs for France and Italy have been on a very large scale. We are informed that the business of Messrs. Benyon, Harding - and Co., tea brokers, of Mincing-lane, will henceforth be carrie [...]
The London and China telegraph31.05.1869
  • Datum
    Montag, 31. Mai 1869
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 3
[...] and more scarce, while lower qualities are not in demand. Like reports from the Ardéche and other districts. At the public sales of eggs which occurred at Lyons there were plenty of buyers, but holders were compelled to sell at low figures, the sheets fetching various prices, from 1 franc to 25 [...]
[...] promised little good; it is expected that the trees will have to be stripped twice, which of course weakens them excessively. The eggs, too, had turned out badly, many having been hatched during the warm days of February, when there were no leaves for them. There was a public sale of silk at Lyons in the [...]
[...] Calamusa, f. 28.25. 1,900 kilos. Syrian, 28 francs. 500 kilos. Panderma, f.32.50. 1,000 kilos. Japanese, 17f. The general accounts of the worms are, that the imported eggs have done well, but not those of the second generation, and that the mulberry leaves are in good condition. Accounts [...]
The London and China telegraph30.11.1874
  • Datum
    Montag, 30. November 1874
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 3
[...] beyond bruises these were all the personal damages sustained. he Japanese, not content with the prices ruling for silk worms' egg cards (the demand for which is extremely limited, whilst the supply is exceptionally large), have commenced burn ing a large quantity, with a view of raising the value of the [...]
[...] ments from 1st July to date, 3,900 bales; against corresponding period —Season 1873-4, 4,500 ; 1872-3, 7,000; 1871-2, 5,500; stock, 500 bales old and new Silk. Silk-worms' Eggs: Total arrivals, since the be ginning of the season, 1,450,000 cards; against 480,000 last year, at the same date. Total settlements estimated at 400,000 cards, the bulk [...]
[...] * WORLD.—Makes delicious Bread * without Yeast; Puddings, Pastry, &c., without Eggs, Butter, or Lard. "Bread made with this Powder is much easier to digest, and much more wholesome than [...]
The London and China telegraph18.02.1860
  • Datum
    Samstag, 18. Februar 1860
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 4
[...] Last October twelvemonth the silk-growers of Lombardy, alarmed by the épzbootzc which destroyed the worm, organised an expedition to China to collect eggs exempt from malady. Some three months ago the arrival at Kouang-Tcheou was announced of Count Castellani, one of the chiefs of this expedition, to [...]
[...] which the French Society of Acclimation had contributed assistance. The traveller has now returned, and can furnish for the crop of 1860 regenerated eggs to the French and Italian subscribers. Thanks to the assistance rendered him by the French and English Governments, Count Castellani was able to [...]
[...] French and English Governments, Count Castellani was able to penetrate into the interior of China, and to practise on a large scale the preparation of the most valuable varieties of eggs. With the aid of the Chinese Catholics he was initiated into all the secrets of the Chinese sericulture, which is never known to [...]
[...] be attacked by the malady. Having completed his studies and observations by a voyage to Japan, Count Castellani returned to Europe, having divided and sent the 108 cases of eggs by three difi'erent routes—-36 by way of North America, the same number by way of California, and the same by Suez. The [...]
The London and China telegraph06.05.1868
  • Datum
    Mittwoch, 06. Mai 1868
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 2
[...] cepted, contain nitrogen, and those wherein the nutritive changes are most active, such as muscle and nerve, contain the largest amount of nitrogen. Examples of this food are: meat of all kinds, eggs, milk, beans, peas, lentils, bran, and the inner coat of wheat and flour, or bread, though in the latter we approach nearer to the purely starchy or calorificient group, and [...]
[...] delicacy and easy digestibility. By its bulk it favours digestion when the heavier kinds of food could not be borne, and in combination with either milk or egg it forms a meal scarcely inferior in nutritive value to a steak or chop, while it surpasses them in the fact that it is easily disposed of by even the most delicate stomach. Add to all this, that change or variety [...]
The London and China telegraph13.12.1869
  • Datum
    Montag, 13. Dezember 1869
  • Erschienen
    London
  • Verbreitungsort(e)
    London
Anzahl der Treffer: 1
[...] composed. The P, and O. steamer China, which left for Suez direct, on the 29th Oct., took forward 495 bales Silk, and 1,645 cases of Silkworm Eggs. The balance of the Silk settlements, and a further quantity of Eggs, would be shipped per M.I. steamer Labourdonnais, to leave on the 31st. Purchases of Silkworm Eggs to date exceeded 1,000,000 cards, [...]
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