Paris, Nov. 1
A notable decline was seen on the Paris Bourse early last week motivated by the uncertainty as to the eventual result of the non-intervention discussions, the Cabinet cri Belgium, and the Far Eastern situation.
The market opened weak on Monday, but developed a firm trend later in the session.
On Tuesday, French issues remained steady while Internationals gained owing to the recovery in Wall Street.
French shares rose on the following day, owing to an agreement in principle being reached by the nonintervention committee.
During the remaining two sessions. little activity was witnessed on the Bourse with most of the shares maintaining their previous levels.
Among the issues showing the best gains for the week were Central Mining, which rose 250 francs, and Royal Dutch which gained Frs. 115.
On the Exchange market Francs eased slightly, while Sterling, w ich closed the previous week at Fi 146.22, finished this week at Frs, 147.-
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