Faubourg-Montmartre.
L. Daube & Co.l Frankfort o/Maine.
New Yors & Amtanric Ports -—Messrs.
L. Sonresser & Ca. 'Third Avenue. 'Sax Fraxcisco (Cat.):—Mr. L. P. Fisher, 21, Merchants' Exchange, California Street, §ypxey:—Messrs. Gordon & Gotch.
MetpouRse:—Messrs. Norton, Hargrave &Co. Hoxoxoxe:—Messrs. MacEwen, Frickel Ca., Queen's Road.
Kose i—J. L. Thompson & Ca.
Yoxouasta:—Messrs. Lane, Crawford & Ca. 385 Nacasaxr:—Nagasaki Press. the AngloJapanese Alliance, and the friendly attitude of the United State The policy of Russia is still an uncer tai quantity, and her slow withdrawal from Manchuria undoubtedly complicates the problem... The poverty and ignorance of the masses, the want of good means of transportation, the likin barriers, the bitter anti-foreign spirit of the people, and the corruption of the Chinese Government all tend to hinder the speedy exploitation of China by foreign capital." The progress of the tariff revision is noted; there is a graceful refereniee to the ices of Mr, Lyman, the former secreta: of the Association, who has left Shanghai, and it is mentioned that Mr. R. E. Lewis has been elected honorary secretary. Reasons are _giren for the reprinting of Mr. Addis's recent memorandum on the Reform of the Chinese Currency; the appointment jof Minister Conger, Consul-General Goodnow, and Mr, J. F, Seaman as
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