Tokio, September 11.
Speaking at a meeting of the Clearing Houses yesterday evening, Marquis Katsurn gave an explain tion of the Japanese financial readjustment.
The depression in Europe and America, said the Premier, had subsided. Silk transactions in Japan were becoming more active. The rice forecast was pramism, He earnestly advocated co-opera tion in the development of productive works for the prosperity of home and foreign peoples and for the permanent maintenance of peace. The Premier's speech has made a good impression.—Our Eton Correspondent.
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