A report by the British Consul of Fernando Po in 1856 listed five different patterns of manillas in use in Nigeria. The "Antony Manilla" was good in all interior markets; the "Congo Simgolo" or 'bottle-necked' was good only at Opungo market; the "Onadoo" was best for Old Calabar, Igbo country between Bonny New Kalabari and the kingdom of Okrika; the "Finniman Fawfinna" was passable in Juju Town and Qua Market, but only half the worth of the "Antony"; and the "Cutta Antony" was valued by the people at Umballa.