London, Feb. 10.
The general strength of British gilt-edged securities and India irredeemlable stocks on the mobilization of India dated issues provided the feature of today's markets.
Elsewhere the position was quiet, with an early buoyancy following the broadcast speech made by Mr. Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, though mostly not fully maintained owing to the quietness of trading.
Industrials were narrowly irregular, while home rails attracted only small buying.
Amongst foreign securities, Belgian and Japanese issues improved—
Reuter.
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