LATE COMMERCIAL
FOREIGN EXCHANGES,
STERLING 8.50 IN NEW YORK,
(UNITED TRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPIMOBT.)
(AUSTRALIAN - NEW ZEALAND CABLS ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 7th October. Foreign rates of exchange on London on the 7th October, compared with first half of 1914 and previous quotations, are as follow: —
(The sterling exchange on New York during the war was 5.06 highest, 4.50 lowest; March, 1920, 3.9G highest, 3.42 lowest; April, 4.02 highest, 3.76J lowest; May, 3.98 highest, 3.81 lowest June, 3.95J highest, 3.92* lowest; July, 8.06 highest, 3.75 lowest. August, 3.68 highest, 3.53 lowest. On 2Dd September, 3.56| dollars; on 6th September, 3.55J dollars; on 9th September, 3.54J dollars; on 16th September, 3.49J dollars; on 27th September, 3.49J dollars; on 30th September, 8.47 dollars).
July, 1914. Oct. 4. Oct. 7. Paris, francs 25.221 52.25 52.43 Stockholm, kron. .. 18.241 17.45 17.66 Christiania, kron. .. 18.24 24.80 25.10 Montreal, dols 4.87f 3.85 3.80J New York, dols 4.87* 3.49 3.50 Calcutta, rupee .... led 2Hd 20jd Yokohama, yen 2s 2s lpjd 2s 9d
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 87, 9 October 1920, Page 6
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