Nanking, Feb, 23.
The import, of cereals and food-stars, into China in 3989 totalled in the organization, and after which the others would fellow.
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Shanghai, Feb, 24.
Beginning next Tuesday, taxes Jon grains imported from Manchuria are to be levied by the Chinese Maritime Customs at same rates a3 imposed on foreign grain, it was reported,
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