The tin Involved has, to a large $3] extent, been paid for through sialments in a long-running" Commercial contract, The quantities are hot regarded as exceptional. All the prices of wood, tin and rubber are fixed, The value of the goods exchanged will "be absolutely equal and the amount depends on what can be physically moved "from northern Doris before the ice season.
Tt ig anticipated that this will London, Oct, 11, The International Tin Restriction Committee has once again revised the fin quota for the third quarter this Sear from 100 per cent. to 120 per cent, with retrospective effect.
"This decision of the Committee follows successive revisions of the quota. for the third quarter from 45 per cent, the original limit xed, The quota for the second quarter was 40 percent.
"At the same time, the Committee hag fixed the quota' for the fourth quarter of this year at 75 per cent.
The decision of the Committee to effect a further release of thi supplies ceeasioned no surprise in tin
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