BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN
LONDON MARKET QUOTATIONS
[PBESS ASSOCIATION] (Received June 8, 11.20 p.m.) LONDON, June 8. The. Bank of England return for the week ending Wednesday.,! June 6, is as follows ;-^Coin, £32,262,000; reserve, £23.025,000; proportion'of reserve to liabilities, 43.24; in circulation, £28,990,000;. public deposits, £8,578,000; other deposits, £44,584,----000; Government securities, £15,977,----000; other securities, £32,041,000. The market rate of discount for best three months' bills is 3g per cent. Consols £89 2s 6d; New South Wales 4 per cents. £108, 3£ per cents. £99 10s, 3 per cents. £88; Victorian 4 per cents. £102, 3£ per cents; £99, 3 per cents. £87 10s; Adelaide 3J per cents. £102 10s, 3 per cents. £88 10s; Queensland 4 'per cents. £106, 3J per cents. £99, 3 per cents. £87; New .Zealand 4 per cents. £106 10s, 3J per cents. £100 ss, 3 per cents. £88 17s 6d; Tasmanian 3£ per cents. £88 10s, 3 per cents. £88; Perth 3J per cents. £99, 3 per cents. £88. Wheat--Large shipments and lower prices of Russian and Argentine caused dullness in the English markets and the cessation of ■speculation. Forward cargoes and fine weather dulled Continental markets. Indifferent crop accounts kept American firm. Cargoes by the Hinemoa sold at 30s;. Archibald Russell 29s 9d, Manor 30s 3d, and 6000 quarters of South Australian June-July shipments 31s. Holders are asking 30s 9d for Victorian afloat, and 30s 3d to 305.6 d for New South Wales. Inquiry is limited. , Australian spot '32s'6d; New Zealand is exhausted. . Flour is slow: Australian is freely offered at 22s 3d to 22s 6d in London, and 23s 9d in Glasgow. There is nothing doing in freights. Butter is firm; Danish 110s to 112s. The hot weather is checking the demand for colonial, buyers preferring fresher-made Continental. Moderate supplies of colonial prevented a reduction in prices.. Copper--Spot £85 17s 6d, three months £84 17s 6d per ton. Tin—Spot £182, three months £181 2s 6d per ton. , Silver—2s s£d per oz. Pig-iron—sos 6d per ton;spelter £27 12s 6cl per ton.
Lead—£l7 per ton. Sugar—Germans Bs, first marks 10s 3d.
Bradford tops are quiet but firm, and prices are unchanged.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 134, 9 June 1906, Page 3
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357BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 134, 9 June 1906, Page 3
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