London, Nov. 19.
The heavy influx of silver from China in London continues to draw the attention of financial circles here.
The greater part of the metal, it is understood, is being accumulated in London for reasons of sec and only a small amount of silver coins have been sent to the United States.
It is believed, however, that fur ther shipments of the metal will be sent fo America shortly as the Nanking Government may ask for credits rom Washington guaranteed by the deposit of this silver in the United States.
On the other hand, it is considered impossible that London will consent to open credits in favour of China by a similar arrangement because of the practically non-existent demand for the metal on the London market where the American Treasury is the rineipal if not ike only purchaser.
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