The Archive · 1938

United States Silver Imports

New York, Feb. 25. Silver to a total value of $1,695,000 was imported by the United States during the week ended February 18 compared with $1,877,000 during the previous week.

Consignments of the white metal during the period under review were received from the following principal sources: England $7,000; Canada $278,000; Mexico $1,168,000; Chile $9,000; Peru $148,000; Japan 920,000; Turkey $4,000; Yugo Slavia $4,000 Nicaragua $3000 and Australia $52,000.

Imports during the previous week come from the following principal countries: England $175,000; Canada 5110000: Mexico $1,317,000; Chile 36000; Peru $173,000; Japan $33,000 Turkey $2000; Honduras $48,000 France $1000; Bolivia $9,000 and The Philippines $1,000.—Reuter. pte hospitality CASTILLON is the

pitality—an aristo-of crat of COGNAC. Its rare richness and subtle flavour are appreciated by connoisseurs

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