New York, July 15.
Silver to a total value of $3,850,000 was imported by the United States during the week ended July 8 compared with $5,709,000 during the previous week.
Consignments of the white metal during the period under review were received from the following principal curees: Canada $466,000; Mexico $811,000; Peru $57,000; England $230,- 200; the Philippines $2,000; the Dominican Republic $12,000; Chile $39,000; Japan $42,000; France $2,151,- 000; Germany $2,000; Greece $1,009; Nicaragua $5,000 and Argentina $25,000.
Imports: during the previous week came from the following principal countries: Canada $37,000; Mexico 000; Peru $110,000; England 34.491,000; the Philippines $24,000- the Dominican Republic $14,000: Spain $8,000; Honduras $39,000; Cuba 3£3,000; Bolivia $10,000; Chile $55,000; Ecuador India $45,000 and Japan Int. Sugar Conference London, July 16.
The agreement reached Thursday at the International Sugar Council about the restriction of the production quotas rendered necessary by the shrinkage of free market has not yel been published because the assent of Soviet Russia to her new quota has not yet been received. All day yesterday the delegates waited in vain for a telegram from Mosco From competent sources it is learned ti among the delegates the inclination exists to proceed without wiet Russia and to put the agreement into force forthwith, convening sugar council again in autumn to reexal e the situation.—Trans-
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