The following is the traffic return of the Shanghai Tramways (Foreign Settlement) for the month half to 1,663,600 Ib., valued at $58,- 662, whilst the exports of oxide and crude were nil. Crude camphor more than doubled in quantity and; over three times in value, at 263.-
There were in addition exports valued at $332,549 to the Philippine Islands, as against $311,504 in the corresponding quarter of 1921; to Hawaii, $9,141, as against $11,275; of March, 1922, and for three} 264 Ib., valued at $161,184. Cotton,! returned American goods to' the months ended March 31, 1922,/raw, accounted for 176,889 Ib. U.S., $299,339, as against $69,366. with figures for the corresponding ($20,997) and waste 573,318 Ib. periods last year: ($35,546) last quarter, agalist Mar., 1922 Mar., 1921 169,814 Ib. ($14,852) and 658,431 Ib.
Gross receipts $292,889.66 $228,605.73 ($38,304) in 1921. There was Mr. John P. Kenrick, agont-Loss by currency slight increase in waste silk, but|general and engineer-in-chief of depreciation 103,300.92 67.951.12] other varieties and manufactures the Pekin Syndicate, Ld. has been Effective thereof fell away tremendously on} elected to a scat on the board of account of the dull market there|the Syndicate and appointe:
receipts Mex. $169,588.74 $160,654.65 thas been for so long. Tea showed managing director as from Febru-
Percentage of loss" SES *4dS YY slight: reduction. ary 7.
by currency de-200 passengers carried 3 months 3 months 10,373, 103,35
ended Mar. ended Mar.
31, 1922, 31, 1971
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