Mr. Fox on Present Prospects London, Nov. 18.
The "Financier" publishes interview with Mr. H. H. Fo:
Commercial Counsellor of the Bri ish Legation in Peking, following upon his recent tour of the industrial centres in Great Britain.
Mr, Fox stated that he was satisfied with the increased attention that was at present being paid to the Chinese market, although he emphasized that the heavy expenses and delays through labour unrest seriously handicapped British enterprise in China, and, until Home conditions were more settled, our exports to the Far East were bound to suffer.
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