EXCHANGE RATES.
FOREIGN QUOTATIONS,
(British Official Wireless.) RUGBY. October 31. The following rates on foreign exchanges are current, compared with the cabled quotations on October 30 and par :— Oct. 31. Oct. 30. Par. Montreal. dol. 4.54 4 855 4.503 SO 25-32 32t.1^ Brussels, belga 2-'.iil.j 3-> Geneva. franc 16.325 16.29 -•>•-- Amsterdam, ti. i.S4;i M'lan lire CO 1-32 HO.Si ) 02.41. Berlin, r.m. ... 33.265 'is'l-0 Stockholm, kr. 19.395 19.390 IS.lnO osi p o cn k?° eu, . k . r : moo ifcio S #L Helsingfors. mk. 226.50 2_i_, it> Madrid, pes. .. 3. 2-i-a-Lisbon, efcu. .. 104.75 I£';>2<j "'J Athens, dr. ... 570 ctSr Bucharest, lei . 540 Rio, mid 4.375 j-'n-M B. Ayres. dol. .41 41 f , 62d Montevideo, dol. 36.,>0 -H'! Bombay, rupee IS 18 Shanghai, taels 15 7-16 * Hongkong, dol. 17.12.J 01-0 Yokohama, yen 14.50 14.10 Batavia. 11. ... Belgrade, din. . 23.,.»>0 —t,.io All quotations are for cable transfers. •Determined on the price or silver. LOCAL DOLLAR RATES. U.S. DOLLARS TO £1. Oct. 24. Oct. 26. Oct. 28. Oct. 31. Buying .. 4.74 4..57 4.81. 4.88 Selling .. 4.54 4.61 4.01 4.6S CANADIAN DOLLARS TO £1. Oct. 24. Oct. 20. Oct. 2S. Oct. 31. Buving . . 4.55 4.95 4.90 Selling .. 4.65 4.75 l.<o 4.<0 AMERICAN DOLLAR. (Received 31 a.m.) LONDON, November 1. The American dollar is quoted at 4.78 V:; to the pound sterling. v
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 259, 2 November 1933, Page 4
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