The Archive · 1938

BERLIN BOURSE

Berlin, Feb. 12.

The quietness that prevailed on the share market yesterday continued to-day, the public showing even less interest than usual. Price changes however remained small Bank customers showed marked caution lo operators contented themselves with a few realisation or added but small amounts to the stock held. Minings were in small demand, Harpener being an exception, the price rising by 2 per cent. to 170. Potashs were firm, mineral oils better, dye trusts a shade better but most other shares were lower to-day than yesterday.

Fixed interest securities were less in demand than heretofore but the trend wes friendly. Reichs Old Liquidation Loan stood unchanged at 131%, state loans were weaker, many city loans slightly better, notably Pforzheim and Dresden which each rose M. Some gold mortgage bonds rose slightly.

In industrial bonds dye trusts improved % to 130%, AEG, rose io 10334.

Call money stood at 2% to 2*; per cent.—Trans-Ocean,

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