There has been considerable competition between the petrol and Denzine firms in Harbin for past few months, prices rising and dropping very' rapidly. Now several carloads of Japanese petrol have arrived on the Market, and is being sold at $540 per tin, which is about the same as a gallon. Large dealers in the town fe competition from the new Japar goods have reduced all their prices by some 50 to 70 cents a tin.
The Railway Situation There was a meeting of the Man-' choukuo side of the Board yesterday and it is reported to-day that a letter had Been sent in to the [Soviet side of the Board he proposed reforms. in. the air ministration of the railway and that this letter states that the Government wish as all the forms to be carried out within' 10 jon on the railway. He was mel himeelf acquainted with the situa.
y's. large number of people' at the railway station and. also. resolved the members of the jem' immediately after hie. arrival.
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