STERLING IMPROVED IN NEW YORK.

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 73, 23 September 1922, Page 9

STERLING IMPROVED IN NEW YORK.

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i LONDON, 21st September. I . Foreign rates of exchange on 21st September, eb compared with par rates, or as 'averaged first half of 1814, are as follow:— Sept, 18. Sept. 21. P»r, New York, dols. to £1 ... 4.41 j 4.48j 4.56 Montreal, dols. to £i ... 4.42 4.45J 4.56 Paris, francs to £1 58.0Q 57.93 26.225 Stockholm, kroner to £ 1... 16,73 16.70 18.169 Cnristiania, kroner to £1 26.13 26.27 18.159 i Copenhagen, kroner to £1 21.07 21.27 18J5D Berlin, marks-, to £1 6550 0250 20.43 Borne, lire to £1 105* 104J 25.27J Yokohama, pence to yen 26 6-16 15 3-16 74.68 Calcutta, pence'to rupae... 15J 26 24 Hongkong, pence to d 0!.... 31 31 24* •Nominal.- ---| (The iterllng exchange on Now York during : tas war was 5.06 highest, 4.50 lowest. Burins 1920, highest 3.98 i, lowest 3.343/ During 1921, highest,4.22, lowest 3.28 J. sth to 31st January, 1922, highest 1.284 dols.; lowest, 4.17 A dols. I 2nd to 27th February, • highest 4.43 dollars; lowest,' 4.28 dollars. 2nd to 30th March, I highest, 4.4H dollars; lowest, 4.34 dollars. ! 3rd to 30th April, highest 4.424 dollars; lowest, i 4.38J dollars. Ist to 35th May, highest, 4.46 ! dollars; lowest, 4.424 dollars. Ist to 30th June, highest, 4.50J- dollars; lowest, 4.43£ dollars. ; 4th July 4.43 dollars; 10th July, 4.4*3 dollars; on 17th July, 4.44£ dollars; on 20th July, 4.46J dollars; on 24th July, 4.46 dollars; on 27th July, 4.44} dollars; on 3rd August, 4.445 dollars; on 11th August, 4.45J dollars; on 14th August, 4.46J dollars.; on 17th August, 4.473 dollars; oil 21st August, 4.48f dollars; on 24th August, 4.47 i dollars; on 31st August, 4.40 i dollars; on 7th September, 4.461 dollars; on 11th September, 4.45, dollars; op 14th September, 4.41J dollars.