London, Sept. 28.
On the rubber exchange, the Committee decided quickly to extend trading until 5.30 p.m, Values jumped in very heavy trading immediately up to 1%d above the fixed minimum level of 734d., at which level they had been ruling since noon. Meanwhile, sugar prices slumped up to 3d. be-Jow the high levels attained when the European. crisis was at its peak. In Liverpool, the grain market nose-dived on a burst of selling, closely followed by wheat futures quotations in London.
London Rubber: Spot buyers 7% sellers 71§ 4%: Oct, del buyers +a; sellers London Sugar (Buyers) Dec. 5/634—%i Mar, 5/1% unc; May 5/81 Liverpool wheat: Oct. 5/14 Dee.
5/4). +a; Mar. 5/234—H.
Liverpool Cotton: Amer. Futures: Oct.
457—3; Jan. 475 +2; Mar. 4.77 +2; May 4.79 +2; (Giza, F.G.F. No. 7) Sept.
696 +8; Oct. 696 +8; Nov. 6.96 +8; Jan. 7.05 +5.
London Metals: Copper, Stan. Cash sel-
442% Gold, Loan, 1898 £65 Sre Gold Bonds, 1925-47 62 4iSq Anglo-French Loan, Crisp Loan, 1912 Reorg. Loan, 1913 Sig. Notes, 1925 Honan Rly. 1905 Hukuang Lily. 1911
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