London, Oct. 1.
Silver movements in the United Kingdom during the week ended September 29, resulted in a surplus of exports over imports by £23,000, compared with net exports of £55,000 during the previous week.
Exports of the white metal from the United Kingdom during the period under review totalled £209,- 000, including shipments valued at £67,000 to the United States, £68,000 to Aden and £47,000 to Hungary, while exports during the previous week totalled £183,000 and included a shipment of £161,000 worth to the United States.
Coming from various sources, imports of silver for the same period amounted to £186,000, of which £142,000 was brought from Hongkong, while imports for last week summed up to £128,000, including £49,000 from Japan, £36,000 from Belgium and £27,000 from Czechoslavakia.—Reuter.
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