Paris, Mar, 1.
The Bourse was dull and irregular throughout to-day's session.
The cautious attitude adopted by traders was attributed to the uncertainty as to the final result on the new Labour Code on which the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies are in disagreement.
Internationals were also featureless. while rubber issues alone showed strength and activity.—Havas.
New York, Mar. 1.
In the cotton market foreign buying earlier in the session was offset by southern hedge and New Orleans selling. Subsequently, prices sagged further on Bombay straddle: selling, liquidation and hedging. At the close, quotations ranged from 10 to 11 points down from the previous final levels, Quietly steady conditions prevailed in the rubber market, and prices made small gains on some commission house buying. At the last call-over, advances from 4 to 10 points were recorded.
Assets, December 31st, 1937
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