The official pointed out that many establishments" were basing thelt Prices on "black market" exchange Fates which he considered entirely ther informed quarters opined that the oulleak for the coming wine for was pessimistic in every way domestic products unless the authori-lies concerned would do. something effective to check the prices of essene {iat commodities. 'These are few, bul very' big items.
Another competent observer reiter ated the opinion oft "expressed. by ffieials. here, that it, was better Rave commodities at "high prices, than not to have them at all) The complete absence onthe market of the commodities, he said, would result ina near panic, The consequences would be too hideous to con-writing fo the Council and must be siceompanied by references and other priced.
The "Sino Chiao" rice sold in the Sssential details. Applications gagcive Shanghai Rice Market was silt priced fatter November 9 will iter November @ will not not Wcon- at-more than $60 on Saturday over it. "price of the official rice which With the better grades, of Saigon the same quality. rice priced, at spnroximately $180 and Prices of sugar continued to soar withthe "Siag'Chiao™ cereal priced and despite official supervision prices $164 the Shanghai ce. marvel Inthe all market also registered an Showed signs of deteriorating yester-Increase. Bean all was priced at Say. The "Siso, Chiao" ree, which $355 per barrel while the price of the hae been. graded at a) par with the Tsingtao peanut all was" quoted at SING. lee, was sold yesterday at $950, showing an increase of about $10 considerably higher price than "the Counelts cereal. heh compared swith Friday?s quota "The poor of the city yesterday were 11 abe to. obtain the SMC, ree From all shops and throngs of Chine Sun Yat-sen Birthday to were seen at the various shops felling SAFE. rice, wailing for their Turn "to purchase" the cereal which Be Observed Quietly seta" under police supervision.
Nov. 4 Ditienty had been encountered by a Jaemonstrations, Chinese In. Shan Without holding any meetings umber of persons, for several Anve in obisining their dally quota of the will celebrate the birthday" of Dr, St owing to the rigging up of the Yat-son, "Father of the Republic. of Hee market here Uy'tlee merchants China,"' on November 12 by" hoising Who "were reported (0 be hoarding [Chinese ational fags."
S3fC! rice for future: gain. amy, ether, publi ofitees, Including Prices Still Soaring wil! be closed" for the' ay.
Banks Prices of four, beans and bean off yesterday topped previous quotations. treat previous cuetatins ne, Chine The Chinese press yesterday urged pros rerordny, used [Bale pean Sunes, gs (genie help Hel eae Bar tate lain peste [scueraiaos OG rane Breland heal [orale Css however, that a'meeting will be held template, he added. He thought that Kiangwan who are also loyal to thelt Sccauta ne aac pi TbUaat tees officials of the new regime in prices had far from reached ate Party leader, although they are [2nd pointed out that although coal ft variance with the leaders prices hed reached phenomenal iRgures ranging from $460"t0. $100 for All Chinese were also urged Chungking.
2\ton_of anthracite coal. and '8190 to contribute towards the yasious Str _$280"for ietchen cool, the fuel could fo movements: 'Mestings' will "be [sti 86 purchased "by many" people hela in schools' where Yerchers, wil who Would only have to economize relate the story of Dr. Sun to thelt nits Use during the coming winter. pupil.
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