LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
(British Official Wireless.)
RUGBY.
November 8.
Dealings began on the Stock Exchange this morning in the new Argentine 4 per' cent.. A certificates at £106 10a to £107 10s, and 5% per cent, bonds B certificates on .basis of £104 10s'to £105 10s, while 5 per cent, bonds C certificates gold at £C 1 10s to £62 10s.
Stock markets are generally firmer. British funds advanced slightly with 3% per cent. War Loan £100 11s 3d. Home fails were steady and ' Argentine rails higher. Foreign bonds were irregular, but German issues were unaltered. Kaffirs were firmer on the gold price increase.
(British Official Wireless.)
(Received November 10, 12.15 p.m.)
RUGBY, November 9. Stock markets are firmer. British hinds steady; SVz p.c. war loan, £100 13s
9d. • Lists in connection with the new £10,000,000 Government of India 3% per cent, stock at £97 were closed within 25 minutes of opening, and other Indian issues displayed firmness on the success of1 this loan. , Borne industrials-, show movements mfavour1 of holders. , ,
Gold, 130s lid per ounce.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 114, 10 November 1933, Page 10
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