London, June 13.
Silver prices advanced in London today, with quotations being recorded at:—
The reply to this, Mr. Tashiro said, since they had been led to belies, ame as-a surprise to the Japane
by both foreign and Japanese press reports, that twenty prisoners would be handed over. They had, in short, been confident of a favourable reply.
Regarding the British Consulate notification on breaches of neutrality of the British Concession. (published in the "Peking and, Tientsin Times" yesterday), June 12 June 13
London spot forward 19§d. 198d.
god 148/5d. 148/4d.
London/New York:
One pound U.S.$4.6838 - $4.6857 One U.S. dollar 51.240d. 51.219d.
—Reuter. consul-General for dealing with terrousts and anti-Japanese elements arrested in the British Concession, he feared that "they are just on paper"
Explaining this, he quoted the case of the arrests made of "the men involved in the murder of Mr. S. G.
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