"Moreover, it must always be Jremembered that only a comparative: ly small part of the merchandise trade balance requires to be met by shipments of silver and gold, and an Jeven smaller proportion by shipment lof silver itself.
"The Government is giving serious Jan continuous consideration to the problems now confronting the markets and is prepared to protect and encourage the useful activities of the merchants and bankers of China regardless of nationality. The Gov-Jernment confidently expects their, sincere ce-operation in its efforts Howards the maintenance of public Jeonfidence and the prevention of abuse thereof by speculative mani-
Another shipment of unprecedented size amounting to $13,000,000 reported to be in the course of packing and will leave Shanghai in the immediate future.
According to an investigation con-Jducted by the Chinese banks, since the beginning of.the year up to the An Indian named Gulsaff, who arrived in Shanghai on board the s. Sirdhana on Sunday with the Harmston Circus, that night was removed to the General Hospital, having been seriously injured by tiger belonging to the circus.
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