A significant radiogram was received on Thursday at the office of the American Commercial Attache in Shanghai from the Bureau ct Foreign and Domestic Commerce at Washington. The telegram runs as follows December Exports to China G.$7,300,000; imports" G.$7,400,000 production " increasing slightly; commercial failures heavy; prices irregular; money plentiful; rates declining; exports stationary; imports increasing.
The Commercial Office reports that November American exports to China were G.$7,500,000 and imports-from China G.$5,100,000. The decrease in exports for December was G.$200,000 or 2.66 per cent. Imports increased during this period by G.$2,300,000 or 45 per cent.
The following are complete figures for the quarter ending December 31, 1921; Exports from Imports from U.S.A. to China China to U.S.A. October G.$8,800,000 G.$9,000,000 November 7,500,000 5,100,000 December 7,300,000 7,400,000
Total G.$23,600,000.G. $21,500,000
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