An interesting analysis of China's trade with Canada for the fiscal year ended March 31 is contained lin a: preliminary report. issued. by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
Total imports from China were valued at $2,398,000 and comprised a Jgreat variety of products ranging from fireworks to eggs. Canada showed an increased preference for Jo number of Chinese goods as compared with the previous year.
Here are some of the more not-lable increases with the 1934 Sgures This year Canada bought nuts from China worth $1,128,000 ($068,- '€00); Bone, ivory and" shell products $21,000 $8,000); Furs, undressed (inlctuding marine) $2740 ($21,000); [Bags and egg products $69,000 '(43,- Jo00); Cotton products $86,000 ($64,- coo): "Brass and manufactures of 9,000 ($6,000); Drugs and medicinal preparations "$5,500 Pire-33,700); works $7,700 ($4,800).
Loxoox mail of September 8, transmitted via Siberia, was delivered in Shanghai on September 26, the discrimination shown in favour of Government controlled enterprises and it would appear that strong protests must be lodged against this luufair treatment of private enterprises.
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