Berlin, Feb. 7. Prices on the share market to-day were somewhat firmer, very few shares declining, many advancing somewhat, in certain sectors the improvement being substantial. It would appear as though sales on foreign [account that had been the chief depressing fact last week have come to [an end for the time being while the low level that prices have now reached tempt many real investors to tuy because the prospects of an adequate return on the invested capital is greater. The turnover as a whole was however still relate ly small. Minings were weaker, lignites and mineral oils better, potashs firmer, Dye Trusts better.
In fixed interest securities the turnover continued to be small, prices for the most part being little changed. Reichs Old Liquidation Loan rose X. to 130%. Gold mortgage bonds were unchanged. In industrial bonds Dye Trusts dropped to 120%, Siemens & Halske rose X. to 180%, AEG. declined 1 to 103.
Callmoney stood at 2% to 2% per cent.—Trans-Ocean,
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