Trade between and Japan and Europe shows signs of revival. Banks have at last begun to accept foreign drafts, says the ''Asahi,"' and agricultural products have begun to arrive on the market. Shipments of goods for Europe have notably increased in consequence, and there is a dearth of ships, owing to the large withdrawal on account of the war. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha have put an extra steamer on the European run, bringing the number up to twelve, and every ship fully loaded. The now steamers Suwa
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