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GOLD AND SILVER.

LATEST QUOTATIONS. LONDON, November 4. Gold is quoted to-day at. £6 5/64 an mince, compared with £6 -I/-! on November 2. Silver is quoted at .18 3-16 d an onneo spot, and IS a-Kid forward, eompared with ISO! and 18’,d yesterday. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, November !. The followin';' rales on foreign exchanges are current, compared with the cabled ((notations on November B and par.— Nov. -t Nov. Par. New York, dol. .1.295 .1.201 ' 4.8(50 Paiis, franc . . SB 13-16 58.75 121.21 Berlin, ran. . . J0. 8.j0 13.845 20.-IB Bombay, rupee 18 11-04 18 11-04 l.Sil. Shanghai, tael 21 .11-10 213-10 Hongkong, dol. .10 7-10 108-S Yokohama, yen .15 7-10 15 7-10 24.5 S AMERICAN MAIZE. REPORT OP GERMAN ORDER. WASH! NG'J’ON, November 5.

A report to the Bommeree Department from the American Consul at Hamburg indicates that Germany probably will soon import up to 20,000,000 bushels of American maize. The means of financing the deal .are not revealed.

There is a possibility Hint the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will handle the matter, although some people consider Germany’s financial situation is such that she may not pay cash. The reason for the purchase is that the low price of the American grain makes competition with Argentina impossible.

BONDS AND SHARES. SYDNEY DEALINGS. SYDNEY. November 5. Sales on the Sydney Stock Exchange 10-day are:—Commonwealth 4 per cent bonds, 1938, £lO3 1/3; 1941, £193 17/6: 1944, £lO2 8/9 and £lO2 7/6; 1947, £102,11/3; 1950, £lO3 10/; 1953, £lO3 7/6, £10.3 8/9 and £lO3 10/; 1955, £lO3 10/ and £lO3 8/9. Tooth’s Brewery, 36/. . SALE OF HIDES. LONDON PRICES. LONDON, November 5. At the London hides sales to-day the following prices ruled:—Moat works, dry salted: Queensland, 38-451bs, 5Jd; 30-401bs,’ sd; 25-351bs, 4;fd: 20-301bs, 4 3-sd; New South Wales, 5;, l d, 5Jd, 54d and 54d. Wet, salted; Queensland, 50-601bs, 4d; 40-501bs, 3-Jd. New

South Wales, 4|d and ■)]. Victorian Abattoirs, -I’d and -Id. *

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Northern Advocate, 7 November 1932, Page 10

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GOLD AND SILVER. Northern Advocate, 7 November 1932, Page 10

GOLD AND SILVER. Northern Advocate, 7 November 1932, Page 10

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