Berlin, Feb. 15. "The share market continued to be listless, Business was so restricted that at the opening only about half of the shares noted could bs quoted at all Despite all stimulating economic Reports bank customers show no disposition to invest. Almost the entire business done was the result of buying orders placed by operators. No fixed trend developed. Prices however remained relatively firm, declines of more than one per cent, being rare. One notable exception was Mansfeld Copper that dropped 3%. Minings, Potashs, chemicals and rayons were weaker, The fixed interest securities market continued to be firm. Reichs and state loans were unchanged. City loans were in demand. Munich 1929 reached 100% but is a special case inasmuch as the loan may be repaid in whole or part at 102 per cent. as from March 1, 1939. Gold mortgage bonds were quiet. In industrial bonds Dye Trusts dropped 1% to 130%. AEG. General Electrics improved 3% to 1034.
Callmoney stood at 25% to 2% per cent.—Trans-Ocea H, R. Forsym, c.a., who offer themselves for re-election.
G. Miskis, Chairman.
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