London, Mar. 16.
Messrs. Samuel Montagu & Company, in their weekly bullion letter, write:—Buying by Indian bazaars on the silver market during the past week, possibly influenced by the unsettled conditions in Europe, was mainly responsible for the firmer early trend, with the strength of the dollar and Continental enquiry also a supporting factor, despite a little speculative forward selling.
Later, however, the market remained quiet, but appears to be steady around present levels.—Reuter. dish Gold Loan, 1898 £16 14 &7,"Gold Bonds, 1925-47 70 68 41502 Anglo-French Loan 88 88 56, Crisp Loan, 1922. 50 ab Reorg. Loan, 1913 7 7 Str. Notes, 1925 505 Honan Riy., 1905 567 Hukuang Riy., 1911 (Ger. Ts."
56. Lung Tsing U. H.
S'hal-Nanking Rly BA Trsin-Pukow Rly.
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