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“...found packets of 25 German made needles procurable in the interior for 8 large cash, say 1 c., and a larger description for double that price. Native Native imports sank in value during 1897 to 523,559/., or imports. about the point they stood at in 1895. Chinese Among the native articles not appearing in Annex I are muchinc-made cotton piece-goods manufactured in Shanghai and Hankow mills. cotLon goods. rf he cust0ms' returns for last year show 2,315 pieces from the former city and 800 pieces from Hankow, against 6,570 and 6,430 pieces Aivl yarn. respectively in 1896. On the other hand, yarn spun in the mills of these same two cities, arrived to the extent of 5,350 cwts. against 278 cwts. only in 1896. Exports The value of exports in 1897 was 1,149,573/., a total larger than that of 1896 by 19,311/. Silk, The following report on silk for 1897-98 has been put at my disposal by Messrs. Fergusson and Go. of this port:— Yellow silks. "The 1897-98 crop of yellow silk was good in Shantung, and...”