Bombay, July 22.
Messrs. Merwanjee & Sons in' their silver report for the week: lending yesterday write:—
Early in the week the local market was able to hold up prices well in tation of a. silver, Jagreement being reached at the World Economic Conference. Later, however, weaker advices. from Jabroad combined with news of the failure of the discussion in London brought prices down, gradually. though, and after small rallies at. leach stage. The tendency is likely. to be a sagging one for the present.
The up-country demand has ave jaged 30 bars of silver a day, compared with 25 bars last week.
'A surplus of 7,500. bars is now Jexpected after the August settle-the ment.
There is no silver afloat to [Bombay from London at this.week-fend, as was also the case last week. Opi The incoming mail steamer is not bringing any silver for Bombay.—Reuter.
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