The Archive · 1922

U. S. Trade with China

June Figures

Aug. 11.

The following cablegram_ from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Washington, has been received by the: U..S. Commercial Attache June exports to China G. $11,- 000,000. Imports G. $9,700,000. Industrial activity checked by Jabour conditions. Money very easy. Commercial failures decreasing. Total United States exports for June, G. $334,000,000. Total United States imports for June, G. $266,000,000. Prices irregular. Buying curtailed. Approximately G. $33,000,000, foreign loans float~- ed during July.

¥190,389, C00 for exports, and 919,000 for imports, the former indicating an increase of ¥30,438,000, and the latter a decrease of ¥507,000, with an excess of exports over imports to the gross amount of Y94,440,000. A table showing further details (for the month of July) is given below, ciphers re presenting thousands omitted Localities Export Import Manchuria ¥5,204 ¥2,314 North China 6,049 4511 Central China 12.261 5,451 South China 483

Total <Y25.707 12,759—Reuter.

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