31.   The worldwide fall in silver prices, coupled with violence of the Mexican Revolution, sent the population scattering.

32.   Local traders suggested that the rise in silver prices could continue, at least in the short term.

33.   Meanwhile, silver prices fell as more lending appeared in the London market, taking the air out of short-term lease rates, charged for loans of metal.

34.   Silver prices plunged on a report in the semi-official Peoples Morning News that the Chinese government will sell some of its silver reserves.

35.   The silver price in London was not available.

36.   The silver price was unavailable Thursday.

37.   The stronger dollar also weighed on silver prices, with the weakness of gold also pushing silver futures lower.

38.   GNI thinks there is a very good chance that silver prices will go even higher in the coming weeks.

39.   A flood of speculative buying propelled silver prices to a three-month high of around five dollars per ounce, up five cents on the week.

40.   After an early dip, silver prices climbed up again, on the back of speculative buying on the New York futures market.