The lastest advices from U.S.A.
Soya Beans or Manchorian Be are growing more popul For the mansfectare of soap and biscnite in fact supplanting barley gradually io the making of the latter article.
Oct, 30, orion.
There is no local market for opiat The "Calentia Gazette Extraordinary on September 20 notified that sll chests of opiam sold at the sale on October 10 must be +hipped from Calentts before the middle of December, 1911, ard that if they are not ipped the option will be canorlled and permits for their export to Chin will cot bs given either in 1911 or at any fatare time. extremely quiet market has raled here so much ao that business may almost be said to have beea anspended.
The causes contributing to thie condition of affaire are the liquidation of Italian stocks consequent upon the wor sith ils sttecdant reflex towards il higher valees thortoge and high cost of Sth crow evecous. On this gradual widening la the ideas of bayers and rellers business has dwindled wore and more.
Apparently the ramours on reduced oatpat from the Sthrand 6th crops are not exaggerated, and it seems to be the fact that the remaining cupply of this supplies cannot be looked for mach At the auction held under the anepices of the Singapore Chamber of Commeres Rubber Association at Singa-por: on the 17th instant, the following prices were realised Sheet san to $243 rer pical. No. 2 Sheet Scrap Crepe The to 1905, Serap 165 to 193, JAPAN'S TRADE WITH NORTH OHINA, The revolution and norest in the Yangtze valley has affected all trade, especially Japan's commerce with China, The vas made by Japan in North Chios is evident from the igaras for the past three years, which are follow Exports to. Imports from North-China,—North-China.
1909... ¥.18,890,000 ¥..7,100,000 1910... ¥.22,189,000 _¥..7,930,000 y Goo Original from 1008
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