London, July 24.
Among commodities, cotton eased following the announcement of the United States export subsidy plan, but prices steadied towards the close.
London Rubber: Spot, buyers £3; unc; sellers 8j, unc; August delivery, buyers 8% unc; sellers 8j, unc.
London Sugar (buyers): August 7/1 +1; Dec, 6/2 unc; March 6/215 Liverpool Wheat: July 3/834—34: Oct.
3/9 T; Dec. 3/10% the need for further executive powers, but they would watch to see that the Executive did not get authority for itself which should not be exercised, and that injustice should not be done to innocent subjects because of interference with the liberty of subjects.
Sir Hugh O'Neill, Unionist member for Antrim, declared that the Eire Government had recently enacted more drastic legislation than this Bill.
Mr. Dingle Foot, Liberal member for Dundee, thought that nobody would quarrel with the aim of the bill, but even the gravity of circumstances, he said, could not altogether justify some of the provisions. He complained that it removed safeguards for innocent persons.—Reuter.
American Futures:
L9. Egyptian Futures: July 618—1; Sept. 616—1; Oct. 6.19 Nov. 624
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