reset meres in moon] silver activities cannot be said 10 come 1 surprise for they accord with the view that the adoption of such expedient as the artificial enhancement of prices invariably exposes. the tient 1o the insatiable demands of stimulated palate. At this juncture well to recall the observations of Sir Arthur Salter in his report to the National Economic Coun modity sliver la " small thing in the 'World's "production, "and America's Production is only a small part of the Mori's. "But as a" currency' to the Country? which uses it for Une transne= Hons of its vast populnion, it is of the greatest importance, A trade delegation is shortly to arrive here from the United States fof America. It will be then be in a peculiarly favourable position Judge how far' Sir Arthur Salter's warning to the silver producers was
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