Changchun, Nov. 13, Manchoukuo's foreign trade in the third quarter of 1935, resulted in an unfavourable balance of MY, 133,013,- 967, with the exports totalling 'MY. 310,911,788 and the imports amounting! to MY. 443,925,785, the Finance slin= {istry announced to-day.
The total trade volume of MY. 754,- 837,543 showed a decrease of MY. 943° 121, as compared with the corresponding period of last year, The unfavor~ able balance shrank this year, in com-Parison with the inst, by MY. 29314
Beans led the list of exports, with the total value of 'MY. 93,400:337, followed by bean cake, Y. MY. 41,304, 773, and coal, MY, 29,727387. Next on the list were bean' oil, MY. 16.- '317485, and peanuts, MY." 14,499,147.
'Wheat four headed the'
"MY. '42.778,196, and vehicles, MY, 20,670277." Mach-Inery and tools were imported to the value of MY. 24,987,874, followed by cotton textiles, MY. 18,682,872, and cement, MY. 3,069,000.
Japan ranked rst among the tions trading with Manchoukuo, with the total of MY. 494376851." This gute included Korea's wade with] the new Empire, China's trade with Manchoukuo totalled "MY. €5343,775, showing a sharp decline of 'MY. "20,000,000. in comparison with the corresponding, period of last year. Germany rank= ed_ third, with MY, 38,713,062.
'The United States" trade with Manchoukuo amounted to MY. 32,505,406, while Great Britain's share rose from 'MY. 16,000.00 in the third quarter lof i994, to MY. 24,505,974 in the reviewed' period—Rengo.
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