Chungking, Mar. 30.
The Szechuen-Yunnan road, via Kweiyang, is not likely to become of any great service for mercantile purposes unless service stations, at present lacking, are provided along the route, according to travellers arriving in Chungking from Yunnan. A number of abandoned. vehicles; according to these travellers, may be seen along the road: awaiting repair parties.
At the same time, however, thou-sends of coolies are engaged in effecting improvements to the road and bridges.
Arrivals from Siufu report that the new road from Suifu to Yunnanfu has been completed. There is a good broad motor road of considerable distance towards Yunnanfu while work is now proceeding from the yunnanfu end. This mad follows the old caravan trail, via Chaotung, near a notoriously lawless district, where the British missionary, Mr. R. H. Goldsworthy was recently killed by bandits—Reuten, New York Sugar No.4 New York Silk Sept. 1.005-00%A—2 May 143B-44A unc.
Chicago Wheat Chicago Corn May 861-36%—34 May 004-60% July 824-824—1 July 6174-61%
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