The Archive · 1920

Hankow Trade

The civeular issued by the British Chamber of Commerce, Hankow, for the week ending September states ce and Money Market—The market remained about the same as last. reported. A few seed bills were done but beyond that there was little doing. The demand for remittance was small.—Taels T.T. on Shanghai. The majority of Banks being well supplied with funds, the rate hardened to 96.975 Chinese market, while foreign banks quoted Dollars rose to 4 6 and closed firm.—Interest:=8 per cent. Changsha ex-go nominal.

<ports—No report Imports—There is no change to report from last week except an improvement in clearances and a slight demand for Gr No great change may be expected until after the Mid-Autumn Festival on the 27th instant.

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