The Archive · 1939

British Commodities

Friday's Closing Quotations London, Jan, 20.

Conditions in the commodities and foreign exchange markets were quiet and featureless.

London Rubber: Spot, buyers 71$ jg; sellers 8j; unch; February del. buyers Tit—2y; sellers 8% unch; London Sugar (Buyers): Mar. 6/22, unchanged; May 6/2% unchanged; Aug.

6/2% +34.

Liverpool Wheat: March 4/814—!$; May 4/8% unchanged; July (New Contract) s than on the previous The average rise of the shares Liverpool Cotton: American Futures: Jan. 485 +4; Mar. 482 +4; May 4.79 44; July 468 +3; Egyptian Futures (Giza, ECO. No. 7): Jan. 7.02 +7; "Mar. 6.85 4.7; May 6.90 +7; London Metals: Copper, Standard, cash, sellers £43—j,; 3 mths sellers £43% unch; Electrolytic, buyers 24814 unch; sellers £49, unch; Tin, Standard, cash, sellers £216%—14; 3 mths sel-Jers 22167—%; Lead, Foreign, official price, sellers £143%; 3 mths delivery, official price, sel £149, Lh; Spelter, ordinary, official price, sellers £13}3; 3 mths delivery, quam price, £13)—f—Reu-

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