Statements Issued by the Inspectorate General of Customs:
Liabilities for the Year 1928
Tncluding, $40,818. from 1927, Revenue Surplus; and excluding 900280.10 cpproprinted during December, 182 from 1028 Revenue Surplan fegagyment to Bank of Ching and Bank of Gowmenipations ce theft and 8th for payment to have two banks on account of ligation of certain domestic loans falling Consolidated Loan Service, and (2) the December 19) Railway Loan, ior to their inelasion in the instalment of the Hukuang On December 10, the mint at Canton stopped work, this time apparently for a longer period.
On the same day the mint at Mukden resumed the coinage of big dollars. The authorities in those regions do not believe in the value of statistics, and therefore it is not given out what the output of the Mukden mint is now, or what it has been in the past, The Manchurian Banknotes Muddle the next Dest, or. worst, thing, Speaking of Manchuria leads to] namely the banknotes muddle. Now the produce season is in full swing in the North. In the absence of any other currency in Kirin pro-1 the Sees iNet] ing ie oot ably" watly The following tables have Iweon sent to by the Shan 5 office of the In-"Mormation. forte Cenerai of Cuntems (Re and Loans office) and are published for}
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