Saturday's Closing Quotations Berlin Bourse Berlin, Dec, 3.
London, Dec. 3.
The Liverpool cotton market was weakened today by several adverse factors, including lower overseas advices.
The calm that usually prevails on the share market on weekends was Characteristic of the business today but the outlook was confident. Very few selling orders were reported while the public placed a certain number of buying orders and operators also showed less caution. Under these circumstances, many shares recovered smartly although transactions were but small.
The announcement that Foreign London Rubber: Spot buyers Tjj une.
sellers 8 unc. Jan. del. buyers 7]j unc; sellers 83 unc. {London Sugar (Buyers): Mar. 5/10 unc.
May 5/10, unc. Aug. 5/11 unc.
Liverpool Wheat: Dec. 4/7 unc. Mar.
4/04 +i May 4/7 Liverpool Cotton American Futures:
Jan, 4.65—14; Mar. 4.65—14; May 4.61 14; July 457—15, Egyptian Futures (Giza, F.G.F. No.
Mar. 7.36—14; May 3 London Metal Markets closed.—Reuter.
"Minister von Ribbentrop would leave for Paris next week to sign the Franco-German declaration made an exceedingly favourable impression. An-Other feature that gave the market support was the announcement that the liquidation of Jewish securities would not be allowed to exercise any pressure on the market.
Business in fixed interest securities was small but the trend friendly. Reich and state loans were unchanged. Some gold mortgage bonds were a shade firmer, Dye Trust bonds declined % to 117% and AEG. bonds went down % to 10125.—Trans-Ocean.
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