Value of Imports and Exports at Separate Ports The Statistical Department of the Inspectorate-General of Customs has issued a statement of the value of merchandise, dutiable and duty free, imported and exported during the month of November from the ferent ports of China. The value of imports is shown in gold and during November the equivalent of the gold unit was Haikuan T! sucha, policy' would considerably 1 the prices of the local staple highly problematical in that such would depend on the attitude hold may adopt as well as on the "al conditions in the country.
farn:—The i vent holidays was. slightly more active than a few weeks ago as far actual business ts. conce [the tendent general. is. easier with prices. declining about a couple' lof Tacit. The sentiment in the saar, while not decidedly bearish, Tot so very encouraging on account of the gloomy outlook in the political arena," The Chinese year Jend settlement is drawing neater snd there being no signs of re-
1,088, Exports are shown in follows:—
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