More Than $200,000,000 in Year 1936
The total payment of China's for~ eign and domestic loans during 1936 amounted to more than $200,000,000, was unofficially reported In Nan-King on Jan. 19, Those covered-by the payments were:
[Anglo-German Second Loan, Reorganization Loan, and American Wheat Loan, which were met in full from the Customs revenue and from the collection of a flood relief surtax; '2—Crisp Loan, Anglo-French Loan, Hukwang Railway Loan, and Vickers and Marconi Loans, which were met full from the salt revenue during the past year; '=Payinents on various portions of the Boxer Indemnity which was met in full from the Customs revenue during the year; and 'others not duly secured.
In the internal Joan service, the government bond market stood frm {in 1996 despite the numerous political changes, which fact indicates the success of the Government in maintaining its credit, says Central News, amortization and the interest charges of the Consolidation and Recovery Loans on the Customs revenue,
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