London still controls silver prices and world demand
The article outlines how London wields influence over silver prices amid export controls. It notes prices fluctuating from $1.23 down to about $1.06, with Indian and Oriental demand under British control shaping the market. It cites U.S. and Mexican production levels, the Pittman Act’s impact, and forecasts a prolonged high silver market driven by global demand and bank interests.
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London
United States
England
India
Boston News
Mexico
Mexco
Federal Reserve Board
New York
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Advances in metal prices during week
The past week saw advances in copper lead and zinc with strong activity in copper. Silver fell from 1 to around 1.08, while London led the rally on coinage demand and short covering. India’s rupee value moved from 18d to 20d, and the government’s role as silver buyer remains uncertain. Vancouver plans 100 new houses for soldier widows with a $300,000 city loan and possible broader building plans.
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Assit
British Columbia
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Paris
International Harvester Company
Camouflage dyed goldfish drift from London markets
London May 31 reports camouflage common varieties of mail fish being dyed. The dye lasts about three days. Before the war England imported virtually all goldfish from Germany, altering trade routes and market practices.
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London
England
Germany
Global Markets Signal U.S. Export Boom Across East and West
Trade dispatches and stock quotes point to rising optimism as foreign demand grows for American canned fruits tuna and Alaska salmon while new plants push phosphate mining and fertilizer capacity in Florida and North Carolina. West Coast banks see exchange shifts from Chicago shipments and French debt pressures, with Namusa South America planning a multinational trade network.
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Alaska
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Ite
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Wilmington
Florida
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Nemours Trading Corporation
Allied Industries Coporation
New York City
Allied Industies Corporation
Alfred Jau Pont
West
Chicago
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France
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Namusa
State of
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Amerca
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Near East
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Siberia
Africa
Europe
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Pacific
National Association of Manufacturers
United States of America
Emerald stone interests rise in Montana stock surge
Emerald gems linked to Carin Syndicate push Montana markets higher as a new company, formed months ago, sells shares up to 400. Reports note emerald varieties in greenstone contact zones, with sapphires also found in Eldorado bar mines along the Missouri river.
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Rome
Eldorado Bar
Missouri River
Seligman
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