London, July 1.
Commodities, generally, were quiet in sympathy with Wall Street advices, "though rubber fina! rallied briskly on the appearance of general buying.
London Rubber: Spot, buyers 7, unch; sellers Tyk tri "August delivery, buyers 714 sellers T3%
London Sugar (Buyers): August 4/11% unch; December 3/- unch; March 3/1
Liverpool Wheat: Jul October 5/103—W; december 5/944
"Movements of gold in the United Nat Kingdom during the week ended N: June 29 resulted in a surplus of imports over exports by £4,548,000, compared with net imports of £3, 108,000 for the previous week.
Imports during the period under review amounted to £6,782,000 and included shipments from the following principal sources: Switzerland £35,000; Belgium £1,331,000; Canada £599,000; British India £146,000; Australia £334,000; Soviet Union £1,130,000; British Africa £2,862,- 000; France £220,000; Peru £46,000; New Zealand £28,000 and Venezuela £27,000. The previous week's imports totalled £5,912,000, including £53000 from Switzerland; £3,954,- 000 from Belgium; £522,000 from Canada; £141,000 from British India; £37,000 from Australia and £1,133,-
July 4 Mar. 4.96
Egyptian Futures (Giza, F.G.F. No. 7):
"july 650 43: Sept. 652 43; Oct. 649 =5! Nov. 648—5; London Metals: Copper, Standard, cash, $85. +A Electrolytic, buyers £4244; sellers £o tiki 3 nts sellers "PUA sellers £4314 +W; Tin, Standard, cash, sellers giter—14; 3 mths sellers £189% p; Lead, foreign. official price, sellers £15) unch; 3 mths delivery, official price, sellers £15% Spelter, ordinary, official price, sellers £144, +44; 3 mths delivery, official price, sellers £14! "Of,—Reuter.
000 from the Soviet Union.
Exports during the period under review amounted to £2,234,000, and included shipments to the following countries: The Netherlands £494,- 000; France £230,000; Sweden £770,- 000; Switzerland £520,000; Finland £23,000; United States £78,000; Poland £34,000 and Belgium £28,000. The previous week's exports totalled £2,804,000, including £1,022,000 to The Netherlands; £603,000 to France; £777,000 to Sweden; £292,000 to Switzerland; £44,000 to Finland and £29,000 to Palestine.—Reuter.
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