Shanghai, Nov. 11.
Owing to the new Chinese currency policy of nationalization of silver being put into effect from the commencement of the past week, there existed an exceedingly quiet market throughout the whole period under review.
'With' the present. conditions, very uncertain there were no large specu-lotions done in this market, while Interests of speculators were' drawn to the "Stock and Shares." Business was slackening almost to a standstill. resulting in a minimum turnover for; the week—about one-tenth of the normal volume.
Shanghai was Tls. 8,090,000—$294,540—Bars 7,980.
These figures include T's, 50,00 and $250,400,000 in Chinese banks in which there were 7,980 bars.
There were no movements.
There were no movements.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.