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“...mint. Coal.—Japanese coal fell off one-third, and its more expensive Kaiping rival barely held its own with a higher valuation. Ping- hiang coal and coke both improved considerably, but the Lung Wang Tung supply was very small, and the coalyard of the Peking Syndicate on the river below the Gare Fluviale has not yet been made use of. Flour, bran and wheat.—In spite of the existence of four local flour mills, Chinese and foreign, and the prospect of another under Japanese control, and the closing down of the Wuhu mill, the total import of flour rose from 22,674 to 23,788 cwts. The local mills And the native wheat difficult to clean and work, and one even imported American wheat to the extent of 66,000 bushels. This industry, while trebling the export of bran, has not checked the export of wheat to Shanghai and Swatow. Glass.—The slump in prices for window glass continued through- out the year. Indigo, artificial and natural.—The importation of artificial indigo, manufactured by two large...”
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“...Antimony refinery .... Hankow .... 1 1 Wuchang .... 1 Arsenal Hanyang .... 1 Brick factories Hanyang .... 9 Hankow .... 4 1 Brick tea factories .... Hanyang .... 1 Hankow .... Cigarette factories ........ Hankow .... 1 l Cloth mill ............ Hankow .... 1 Cotton mill .... Wuchang .... 1 Flour mills .... Hankow 2 2 Glass factory............ AVuchang .... 1 Glass-cloth milL Wuchang .... 1 Industrial institutes.... Wuchang .... 2 Iron works Hanyang .... 1 Kerosene oil tin works Hankow .... 1 Match factories Hankow .... 1 1 1 Mints................ AVuchang .... 2 Oil and cake (bean) mills .... Hanyang .... 4 Hanltow .... 1 1 Ore smelting works........ Hanyang .... 1 Paper mill Hankow ... 1 Powder factory ........ Hanyang .... 1 Press packing.... Hankow .... 1 2 1 Hice hulling mill Hanyang .... 1 Sesnmum seed (hulling and Hankow 4 5 G cleaning) Soap factory .... Hankow 1 Tannery AVuchang...”
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“... per ton, for forward delivery have been entered into and some dealers have already lost heavily. Holders in the interior are nowadays kept so well posted that it is very difficult for local dealers to make offers on a sound basis. Bean oil and bean cake.—The advance in bean oil is due to the establishment of no less than five mills, of which the largest and most prosperous, equipped with British machinery, turns out daily no less than 3,000 cakes, weighing about 60 lbs. apiece; 2 piculs (266 lbs.) of beans should give 27 lbs. of oil and five cakes. The Japan Cotton Trading Company is also fitting a mill to treat beans and cotton seed. One of the present mills has not yet got going properly, and another, fitted with Japanese machinery, has closed owing to unprofitable results. The remaining two turn out 500 and 1,800 cakes a day. The high price of bean oil, which is about 19s. per cwt., while the cakes sell for about 2s. 3d. each, makes this industry an attractive one. Wood oil.—The wood...”
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“...printed ......... ii 2.004 22,810 2,702 23,555 Coo], Kaiping ......... Tons 26,758 29,600 26,002 35,317 Cuttle fish............ Cwts. 0,169 12,793 6,189 11,785 Fung............... Pieces 2,239,526 8.816 2,383,620 11,020 Grass-cloth............ Cwts. 4,703 33,420 3,029 35,966 Medicines............ 87,816 95,350 Musk ............ Lbs." ... *"l72 0,309 "*245 10,345 Oil, castor............ ii 796,313 17,180 683,000 17,079 Opium, native ...... • i 207,615 104,733 200,849 152,309 Paper, Shanghai mills ...... Owta. 10,426 16,077 8,458 10,510 ,, joss ............ ti 8,421 40,595 11,138 49,101 llice............... 104,488 50,020 41,175 18,562 Silk piece-goods......... Lbs. 145,329 109,485 220,000 203,507 ,, and cotton ribbons...... Sugar— ti 53,665 20,413 45,733 13,934 itrown ............ Cwts. 127,933 91,696 254,445 170,185 White ............ ,i 49,209 48,303 96,508 94,271 Tea dust ............ Lbs. 6,198,3(8 76,494 5,917,807 86,228 Yarn, cotton, Shanghai...... Cwts. 1,057 4,012 20,702...”