Hankow has been cut off from this market owing to the interrupt tion of the telegraph line. In the meantime considerable business has been done locally in old season's teas, about Tis, 20.00 to Tis, 28.00. per picul.
Green Teas 3
Country CHors:—Very little business has passed owing to scant arrivals.
CHUNMEES:—Market has been easier for Medium grades. The Fin~ est, however, remain in demand, but' scarcely any are now offered. Common Chunmees are entirely nogelected. business has been done in Local Pack, and also in Commoner grade Fine' Gunpowders have about come to an end.
Sowmtes:—A regular busi Yias passed without alteration price.
Pincsuevs:—Some further 2nd crop have arrived and confirm the original opinion that they are unusually -poor quality.
Customs September Exchange Rates [the directorate of the bank should new crop deliveries of local Cotton, Produce New crop Cotton is expected to an fon the market in about three weeks The iter in the produce French Frances 1748 -eccturen. Under this project the In the- earlier part of the week] ported lant week. Inauiien con 17.3a lected by the central and provincial] hence. ets 2 1 uilders 1.63} Marks rotitical institution. 'The Mohamed- Yarn and Cloth, and clearances im- and a fair business 4 would immediately' become. a there was a brisk demand for both] ave to come forward in the local mar-1 lan members of the Committee went] proved considerably. This "fur s to, propose "that three state of affairs may very. largely [Prices are not very attractive ter ket is being effected, but home Honghoe gaz) ie was jurly commented that ifthe ditional taxation forthe time tractors ought to-be Mohamedans. be doe to the withdrawal of.ad-|shippert.
Fons Ft gri newly proposed Reserve Bank ~was ing.
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