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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 43, 19 February 1918, Page 6

COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL (UNITES PRE9S A3SOCUTION.-COP*IUaHt.) (ABSTRAUAN-NEW ZEALAND CABIE ASSOCIATION.). BANE. OF ENGLAND RETURN. LONDON, 14th'February. The leading items of the Bank of England return issued for the week ended Wednesday; 13tli February, compared with the preceding week is aa under:— Bullion, £57,825,000 (£57,478,000); reserve, £31,332,000 (£30,028,000); note circulation, 1 £46,001,000 (£4l>,131,000); public deposits, ,£39,073,000 (£41,141,000); other deposits, £120,285,000 (£125,594,000); proportion of reserves to liabilities, 18.011 (18.50). THE MONEY MARKET. , The Bank rate remains at 5 per cent.; short loans are 3J per cent., a fall of \ per cent, on the week; three months' bills are 35 per cent., a fall o£ 2 per cent, oh the week. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. The following are the latest quotations for , Consols and Colonial Government securities in 1 comparison with those ruling last week, in parentheses:— 2$ per cent. Imperial Consols, £54 10s (£54 10s); 5 per cent. War Loan, £03 10s (£93 ss); 3£ per cent. War Loan, £85 10s (£BS 2s 6d); 4 per cent. New South Wales; 1033, JanuaryJuly, £82 2s 6d (£B2 ss); 31 per.cent. New South Wales, 1030-50, March-September, £09 2s Od (£9O 2s Od); 3J per cent. New South Wales, early currency, £09 15s (£OO 17s Od); 3 per cent. New South Wales, 1025, April-Octo-ber, £70 17s 6d (£7O 15s); 4 per cent. Victoria, 1020, January-July, £0(1 2s Cd (£O6 ss); 3J per cent. Victoria, 1921-0, January-July, £85 10s (£BS 15s); 3J per cent. Victoria, 1920-1940. £70 7s 6d' (£70); 3 per cent. Victoria, 1020-40, 1 January-July, £62 10s (£02); 3J per cent. South Australia, 1010, January-July. £72- 10s 1 (£72 ss); 3 per cent. South Australia, 1910, .Tanuary:july, £56 15s (£SO 15s); 4 per cent. Queensland, 1015-24, January-July, £91 (£9l 1 ss); 3} per cent. Queensland, 1022-47, January--1 July, £88 15s (£BB 15s): 3 per cent. Queensland, 1922-47, January-July, £S2 2s 6d (£G2 ss); 4 per cent. New Zealand, 1020, May-November, ,ES6 12s Gd (£BB 7s fid); 3J per cent. New Zealand, 1012-40, January-July, £72 15s (£72 10s); 3 per cent. New Zealand, 1920, AprilOctober, £08 5s (£6B 17s 6d); 3J per cent. West Australia, 1915-35, May-November, £74 12s 6d (£74); 3 per cent. West Australia, 1016----35, May-November, £09 os (£69); 3J per cent. Tasmania, 1920, January-July, £71 (£7l 2s 6d) -, 3 per cent. Tasmania, 1920-40, January-July, £65 . (£65). MARKET PRICES. LONDON. 16th February. ' Butter and Cheese.—The Food Controller is distributing on Saturday one-eighth of the 1 trade's February applications for butter. There is no news of any distribution of. cheese, i Wheat and Flour.—There are no offerings of Australian wheat nnd flour, cither on the spot or in passage. English is in small supply, and sells rapidly. Oats.—Firm, little offering. Peas and Beans.—The market is strong. Sugar.—Prices unchanged. Hemp and Jute.—There is a fair demand at the Government rates. 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