London, Jan. 17.
There has been no particular rush to sell Chinese loans. The impression Widespread that China will find a formula enabling her to recognize the Anglo-Japanese Agreement of May 3, in view of the supreme importance of allowing her credit to be damaged at the very moment when Anglo-'American policy is so manifestly turning in her favour.
"The Times emphasizing the special status which the Customs loans have always held in the eyes of [Chinese Governments, in good oF bad times alike, says that no one will withhold his sympathy from the present Government in a_ dilemma which none of its predecessors har had: to face.
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