London, May 31.
Stock Exchange: Apart from the continued strength and activity the gold-mining section of the London Stock Exchange, due mainly to fae yourable dividend announcements, public interest during the past week has remained at a low ebb, principally owing to the political" uncertainties abroad.
British gilt-edged securities continued to rule very dull and Germans, after improving, reacted sharply to-day owing to fears that the Dawes and Young loans will be included in the debt moratorium. Chinese and Japanese funds have been steadily held.
Most industrial stocks have ' been dull in sympathy with the trans-At-antic section. Oils were unsettled during the week on the disappointing dividend announced by Anglo Persian. Rubber shares, on the whole, were inactive, but to-day rallied' with the commodity.
Foreign Exchanges: There has} been 2 certain amount of steady
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