The Archive · 1933

JAPAN'S AIMS Lessons from History

To the Editor of the "Norri-Cuiwa Dany News." set in operation forces whi led to the disruption of th empire, The Japanese better pause a while and consider What would be their position if they the past wede has been very dull with few inquiries either for cottons woollens, The buying of stock, Tots has slowed down on account during the evolution of fluctuations to which the markets are naturally subject.

Yarn:—Due to the proximity of Taste.

'Sin-—The recent successes of the Japanese in driving back the Volunteers' in "Manchukuo" -including thought it necessary: to goto wa with "some other nation," Japa present "international reputation adverse political conditions in the north and dealers. prefer to awol the opening of the market after the China' New Year—holidays before adding to their commitments, Market prices remain. steady but little demand is in evidence from various outports, consequently there! is no real test of values in regard to spring goods generally.

spite the anti-Japanese boycott ties, reports to hand state that increased' quantities of Japanese woods went up the Yangtze in 1932 '4s compared with the previous year, Glearances were small daring the week, only an occasional package of white shirtings and" odd lost of fancies being moved.

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