Berlin, July 2. The share-market was in a listless mood to-day, both public and Operators being exceedingly cautious, so that most transactions that actually occurred were on a small This lack of enterprise was chiefly to the news of the increased tension in the Far East owing to the Amur River incident and Britain's attitude in the non-intervention question. Minings, chemicals and electri were all weaker.
Fixed interest securities on the contrary were friendly, many investors making purchases to find useful employment for the half year interes: payments received. Reichs Old Liquidation Loan stood at 126%. 4 per cent. Mecklenburg-Schwerin Loan rose % to 95. Gold mortgage bonds were in lively demand, the prices of yesterday remained unchanged but only about one third of the buying orders could be executed owing to the scarcity of stock.
Call money stood at 2% to 3 per cent.
Reichsbank 209% down 1%, German Dye Trusts 164% down M, Salzdetfurth Potash 161%, yesterday unquoted, United Steel Works 118% down 1, Mannesmann Pipes 122 down 16, Harpener Mining 173%, yesterday unquoted, German Mineral Oils 150. down 5%, Continental, Rubber 189 unchanged, Siemens & Halske 215% down M, AEG 126% down %, Rhenish-Westphalian Power 13214 unchanged Hamburg-America Line 19% down North German Lloyd 20 down 14 yon 139 down 34, Deutsche 118% unchanged. Deutschische Bank 890 up 2, Young Loan 1054 up Reichsmark quotations without guarantee; New York 4011 Paris 1050, Amsterdam 72.67 to 72.73, London 1233.
Paris quoted sterling at 128.83 to 1289 and the U.S. dollar at 26.075 to 26.085.—Trans-Ocean
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