London, Sept. 5.
Featureless conditions prevailed in the commodity markets.
Paris Bourse b Paris, Sept. 5.
Owing to the uncertain international ion, the market on the Paris course opened extremely weak this erning, with the exception of rentes "end gold mines.
During the session, the market de-lined further on renewed seling.
Bourse closed around the lowest of the day.
Banks, electricities, chemicals, and internationals, lost heavily, while and steels were irregular— ver Quotations London Rubber: Spot buyers 7% sellers 74$—jy; Oct, del, buyers 15s sellers 7}—tà.
Ldondon Sugar (Buyers) Dec. 5/51? unc; Mar. 5/63} unc; May 5/73% unc. Liverpool Who: Oct. 4/107—34; Dec.
4/93—ló; Mar, 4/9% +75.
Liverpool Cotton: Ager. Futures: Ox 4.00—3; Jan. 468—3; Mar. 471—4; May 473—4; Egyptian Futures (Giza, F.G.F. No. 7) Sept. 6.62—1; Oct. 6.62—1; Nov. 622—1; Jan. 689—1.
London Metals: Copper, Stan. Cash sellers £40]j +f; sellers £401j +H; Electrolytic buyers £46 +14; sellers £47 +%;- Tin, Stan. Cash sellers £192), 3 mths sellers £193 +14; Lead, Foreign, official price sellers 214%,—jA 3 mths sellers £1414 unc; Spelter, Ordinary, official price sellers £13 +o; 3 mths del, sellers £1
London, Sept. 6. "Spot" silver declined slightly to-lay, whfle "forward" remained unriged, with quotations being:—Sept. 5 Sept 6 Gndon spot 194d. 19444.
forward or lew York: One pound U.S$4823 $4822 One US, dollar—49.767d. 49.715d.
—Reuter. Gold 144/1d. 144/24d.
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