Throughout the month supplies of vegetables were fairly steady, and prices showed litle fluctuation. Towards the end of the month tha supply of beef, buffalo meat and veal deeame rather short. with a conse quent rise in price. "Pork supplies were fairly well maintained, a slight Aeccrease in price being noted towards the end of the month. A number of market.stall-holders in. the various markets were prosecuted and fined. for possessing incorrect scales and falling the exhibit price lists.
Cholera inoculations totalling 9,604 were performed in the month. compared to 6,773 for February. Plague Prevention' work continued unabated inthe period.
Five Jewish' and 15 Chinese camps housed 2,010 and 15301 refugees respectively. The "Federation" beggar camp on Tifeng Road was reported to be grossly over-crowded, with alle round bad conditions. Since it open-January 271 deaths have occurred at this camp. chiefly of drug addicts. Conditions at' the other camps were reported to be satis~ factory, Considerable activity was maintained in the raising and drainage of large swamp areas in the Basten, District by the Malaria Prevention Education Lecture At Union Church Shanghai, Apr, 25.
Members of the "Union" Church iccay "Evening ED "apa Ther {ng on 'Puesday' the Union Church ess spent a very instructive even
Hall "when, following. supper, Mr.
Li, Goodwin delivered a mest teresiiog lecture, on "Bcallon-—A Need Being, Met"
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