The export of soya beans showed a drop of 50 per cent, millet 50 per cent, and bran and mixed fodder 80 per cent. as compared with the corresponding period of 1939, while sales of perilla seeds, perilla oil and raw silk from Manchoukuo indicated a decline during the fist ten days of February.—Manchoukuo, however, sent more beans buckwheat, kaoliang, peanuts, hemp seeds, and magnesite during this period to Japan and other countries than for the same period in 1999—United Press.
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