the Editor of the "Norta-Cama Dairy News."
Sin,—Referring to your note on the comparative heat of Tientsin and Shanghai, in your issue of the 2nd of this month, it may interest your readers in the cool shades of} Bhanghai, to know how the weather authorities have treated us, in the week following the last date you give, namely June 97. 1 may say, that my figures for Shanghai temperatures are taken from the Siccawei report on the last page of your paper; though if, alas, advertisements crowd it out I take your own figures at the top of the first page. Here thea is the, measure of heat, that has been let loose on the two places.
Tientsin. Max. Shanghai. Max.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.