Bombay, Aug. 12.
Messrs. Merwanjee and. Sons ither aver report forthe week nding yesterday" write:—"The August 10th settlement was in pros gress this. week: and busiest. was Eonfned to eovering- open positions for: Avust, "Renewed runtoars daty'on silver caused a" widen ding reduction of the import.
of dhe difference between randy and forward delivery of about. one Deen The diterence, however, ar rowed down to eight annas towards, the close of the week, In view of an over-bought position in the market, the undertone is not quite as healthy as it could be.
The up-country demand has averaged 30, bars of silver a day, compared with 25 bars last week, A surplus of 8,500 bars is now expected after August 10th settlement. Silver afloat to Bombay from London at this. week-end totals $2,600, no change from last week, "The incoming mail steamer is not bringing any silver for Bombay.—Reuter.
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