The Archive · 1938

Friday's Closing Quotations

London, Oct. 7.

In the commodity section, rubber held firm, despite considerable outside liquidation. Tin and copper ruled firm and active, though the latter finally reacted on profit taking. Otherwise, very quiet conditions prevailed.

London Rubber: Spot, buyers 8% unc.; sellers 8j; py; Nov. delivery, buyers 8%—j; sellers 8j; London Sugar (Buyers): December 5/4 +s; March 5/5 4-34; May 5/5% Liverpool Wheat: October 4/1134 December 4/774—1!4; March 4/7!

Oct. T.

1505 219% 2 mths Shanghai ' 48% " (sellers) 1, Hongkong 854,, (buyers) 1/5}

London £ Sterling T. T, on:

New York 47837 Shanghai 8%dN Bombay 1/581 Hongkong Singapore 2/5 Yokohama 1/2 (buying) unq. CiSlovakia 139.12

Liverpool Cotton: American Futures: Oct 4.71 41; Jan. 477 unch; Mar 480 unch; May 482 +l; Egyptian Futures (Giza, F.G.F. No. 7): Oct. 716 AW +8; Nov. 7.16 +16; Jan. 735 +8; Mar. 139 +8; London Metals: Copper, Standard, cash, sellers £44, +h: 3 mths "sellers £445 +4; Electrolytic, buyers £4914 Tin, Stand, delivery, official price, sellers ly: Spelter, Ordinary. official price, sellers £141 +i 3 mths delivery, official price, sellers £15 +yy—Reutér.

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