With banks and many commercial houses resuming business today after observing three days New Year holiday, Shanghai residents will find that prices of many commodities been increased thus further easing their already heavy econo-ie burden.
Advertisements published by the Chinese press reveal that prices of glassware, "mien mow yi" a new kind of cloth popularly used by numerous Chinese, "wei pao" a seaening foodstuff needed in Chinese kitchens, leather and other articles have been increased. Bath houses have also increased their prices.
All Chinese banks and markets will reopen for business today but some Chinese newspaper offices will resume business tomorrow. Fewer Chinese morning and evening papers have made their appearance during the past few days. Most of the local Chinese news agencies were still idosed yesterday. injuries he continued the chase and finally brought one of the men down with wounds in the leg ard the abdomen in Wuhu Road. The courtageous constable is only 23 years of age.
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