Referring to commodities exported, (planned hn dopants elm on:
determine' om shat basis sind. to Fayon and that rave silk was pegged hattever, wary aimeuhi Was Tecorded in. cotton fabrics and the statement said that an increase what extent "the maximum issue fat the same mark. A slight decrease fron manufacturers are looking for~ ward {0 be adequately supplied with manganese when the company's p full swing, should be decided upon. Careful con-Nideration also must be paid to the effects the abolition of the specie re Ferve will have on public sentiment:
The Vice-Governor of the Bank added that as the question also had bearing on Japan it, was necessary Ju canned provisions wor recorded November Rubber Commenting on Japan's import, the Outputs: announcement declared thatthe increase of Imports was mainly duc to the increase in prices of raw cotton But and wool and not due to the increase {ormointain' contact "and hold dis- of their quantity brought nto Japan. Site)
with the Japanese Govern- With the exception of beans, other Shamzhal Iedal ing the advisability and main items. of imports' also saw Se, connection Mr. the present system. similar increases in price.
Takebe.! In its summary, the official review Director of the General Affairs Board. noted with satisfaction that Japan's ug Tokyo and i (rade aboard was on the trend of he views of the further further inet increases, especially with promulgated and enforced on June 11, 1033, the Centeal Bank is required fo' hold' as reserve a sum, equivalent thirty per cent. or more of the total amount of notes Issued, in gold and silver and silver bullion, reliable foreign currencies and deposits with foreign banks in gold and silver accounts. The Bank's reserve for the Dalanees after deducting the afore-
Manchoukuo, Kwangtung Territory ard China and was making favourble progress with specified countries, despite the great handicap caused by the War—Domei.
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