The following quotations current in New York have been received by the local office of the Nations! City Compan: These quotations are subject to confirmation by the company:—
Lifting of the Japanese boycott caused some recession of some Tle, Tis, 10 from top values. Japanese mills have been selling fairly freely their products of Yarn and Cloth, their 11 1b, Sheetings being. pi laced about 75 candareens per Cou Date pon Dat Sale Sale Spurs, poco lower than the prices obtained ier mills last week.
Name of Security Percent, Maturity July l¢ July 21 Jaly 21 Price ric, Matar The embargo on the export of owing to the poor quality of offerings, but also owing to the fact that the asking price is far too high.
CHUNMEE—The week has _marked an extraordinary depreciation in the quality of offerings. Until prices were adjusted, teas were dearer, but, In the ease of the finest Kinds,' we' have now @ normal market.
Cotton from Hankow caused prices the finest Teenkai, arrivals are Por cent, to advance about Tls. 2 per picul,|dry and poor and lack the flavour Oct, 1,1952 107$ 108 7.30 but mills have not been buyers at|of carlier arrivals. Prices have not the figures asked! and have timed] set quite adjosted.themelvex rie Ropablis of Cle 8, Loan bea pig bord their attention to Indian varieties. SOUMEe.—More business has been Arpentine Goverament xt, 8.
The present weather is very|dene at generally easier rates. Kingiom of Yily, But, 8.7%, Loan May 1,1000 993 996.05 favourable for the growing Chinese Hoocuow.—The market. may be Austrian. Govoruioent 8. F. Gane: feed a 7 said tobe cleared: the fey remtiaing New York Corton anxer.|chops are of a quality which would,
8 June 1,193 106 6.75 babett og out ord anticipating las 00 reaction of pricey declined on more medium to" low median ists er year, have been described, as Sept AAA Net UL, Hacourable weather forecast, and Pingauey reac 4 ous abso " reel $48. [fate crop conditions, Quotations"|_ Pixesunye-No business, Tire October 18.48, December 18.7:,] is no fine tea this year and quality saxe Futile Work, Tas' tet
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