The Archive · 1914

INDEMNITIES

The following amounts have been demanded from the French and Belgian occupied by the ceived by local exporters. The local Germans, since the bean mills have given a sigh of the war:—lief. They now see their way clear to resume work with a promise of fair returns, The Nisshin Bean oon started operation some. days HGaokangten followed suit. The minor Chinese mills at

daily arrival of beans at D "en wharves averages about 100 car- Lens. beginning of 8,000 000 loads or 80, but no material increase ili the stocks in storage on the wharves is observed, a good portion of the arrivals being shipped away or being consumed by the mil

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