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of the locality by
coin.
means of that.
At Shanghai
similar movement was made,
but it is stated to have
failed through want of
کتے ہیں سکتے تھے اگر ہوسکے
unanimity aming
merchants,
the foreign
It was reported, however,
in the despatch of the Vice koneul at Shanghac & Sa SchußBowring, dated 6th Janary 1885, that the impossibility of obtaining supplies of Carolus Collars to replace those which had disappeared from
circulation had led to
recourse
recourse
Shanghae
being had to Sqeel, as a medium of exchange, which passed by weight,
tad being considered equivalent to a dollar ; but that owing the inconvenience of causing
in this medium, the
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Mexican Dollar was coming daily
into favour.
It appears from
other papers communicated by Sir Sohn Bowring that proceedings had been adopted by the Chinese Authorities to further the circulation of Mexican, in substitution for pillar dollars in the remaining
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