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JAPANESE STRIKE NEW BLOW AT FOREIGN TRADE IN NORTH CHINA

Peiping, To-day, What is generally regarded as another blow to for-

eign trade in North China, was delivered yes terday. The "provisional government" announced that as from July 17, the exchange regulations which were introduced on March 11 concerning twelve-items of export, will be extended to all exports except seven unimportant items.

FIRE ABOARD DUTCH STEAMER

London, To-day.

These are personal effects, ship's stores, perishable goods, books, pic- tures, newspapers and packing quisites.

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After July 17, "exporters of every- thing except these categories must produce evidence of an exchange

Two fires broke out at short in-transaction governing the cargo at tervals on board the Dutch steam- the official rate of 1/2d for foreign er Tanopoels (7,000 tons) yester- day.

Extent of the damage has not yet been ascertained as the fire is still raging.

The Liverpool C.I.D. are investi- gating the cause of the fire, which is believed to be the work of I.R.A. supporters-Trans-Ocean.

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countries and par for cargoes. Japan and Manchukuo.

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EXCHANGE "LINKS";-

list Simultaneously a short preferential imports is announced with which exporters

can make exchange links through importers.

This list appears to consist chief- ly of goods that-Japan-is-in-a-posi- tion to supply or goods. they need for the economic and industrial de- velopment of North China-Reuter.

of money are being placed at Po-ing with the Japanese danger if, land's disposal, and adds that as is probable, the negotiations there is renewed support in Lon-over Tientsin drag on and ultim-

Reuter. don for a similar method of deal- lately fail.

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MARTIAL LAW IN CANTON

Canton, To-day.

Rumours that a large number of armed Chinese have filtered into. the city for the purpose of creat ing disturbances on the "Double Seventh," led to the declaration of martial law at 10 o'clock this morning.

The Shakee Bund presented a de- serted appearance as increased number of Japanese troops patroll- ed the street as the hour approaches for the procession in connexion with the second anniversary of the outbreak of hostilitiesBeuter Canton, Later.

As a result of stringent precau- tions, this morning's procession passed without incident, and Sha kee resumed its normal appearance after 11,80.

“A section of the procession passed Shakee with less than 50 participants.

Reuter

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Tientsin, To-day. E. Griffiths, Second Officer of the B. and S. steamer Yochow, has been released by the Japanese au- thorities. Reater.

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