Berlin, Feb. 28.
The share market opened the new week in a very quiet mood and even in gilt-edged securities there were no signs of a revival of interest on part of the investing public. Operators were mostly engaged in realizations. Minor transactions in utilities, bank shares and German railways of preferred stock provided the only bright feature. Electrics showed fractional improvements. AEG. rose!& point to 115% and Siemens & Halske advanced 3; to 209%. Steel issues were prominent at ti juncture with United Steel gaining 3i. Continental Rubber also displayed firmness and had risen two points before the close.
Later on in the day. the general improvement spread to other issues, notably automobiles and Mannesmann.
Callmoney stood at 2% to 3% per 2 cent.—Trans-Ocean.
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