The "Financial News" ridicules the American accusations of British manipulation of prices on rubber. It recalls that not long ago American manufacturers were buying at! less than cost, but docs not recollect any American protests about it, on the contrary, they hoped to purchase British plantations for a mere song.
The Stevenson scheme, the paper rays, was so constituted that the Americans could have filled their requirements to reasonable rates, but they have refused to recognize its inexorable functioning and were now: paying the penalty.—Reuter.
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