By courtesy S, D. Wang & Ca.
Shanghai, Mar. 11.
While all issues registered net gains {for the frst two weeks of March, 23rd Year Customs went in the opposite direction due undoubtedly to its phenomenal. rise of the preceding, activities on the next day with a corresponding advance which completely wiped out the preceding day's losses. Business slackened thereafter and the week closed with quietness and a slight easing off for all issues.
The firmness of the market was evident during the second week of March following reports of negotiations for an international loan to China. "These reports however taited to have sny effect on 23rd Year Customs which had gone beyond the common level and was therefore due 184 for gradual declines by way of ad-
The second week began with no indication of activities as the first day passed without anything unusual. Tuesday found the market taking sudden jump with heaviest gains for Tobacco and Currency. On the other hand, 28rd Year Customs receded to lose by nearly two points.
Atter two days of unsteady fluctua. tions, the market showed renewed The market opened on February 27 aster the ast setement, "witha {esses however were not substantial. teneral tendency to decline,
This was followed "by" renewed strength and went up by substantial fractions on Friday and Saturday. The week closed with great firmness Jand further advances are expected.
Transactions for the period under review amounted 10" 12930,000, tee tee ce"
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