The movements of bullion to and from Great Britain and also the United States of America show its influence on Chinese exchange cither direct (silver imports into China) or indirect (eross-rates). Therefore the principal items are quoted hers (a) Movements of Gold to and from Imports, ne, Exportavatue, 7,000" 64,642,000, 716,000 28/645,000, 170,000 36,875,000, 417/008,000 22,001,000
(H) Movements of silver to and from Imports, value, Exportswvalue, $64,264,000 96,089,000 at Quotations for bar silver on the New York market during 1925 showed the following fluctuations:—
Highest price per fine ounce 72. cents, Lowest price per fine ounce Range of prices cents.
The succeeding figures indicate the average silver prices per ounce fine, a quoted on the New York market during the past few year:
1028 1023
1021 ost 1920 1.010 119 2 cee The official quotations ruling at Shanghai during 1925 are indicated below as highest, lowest, semi-annual and yearly averages:—
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