WHEAT MARKETS DISTURBED.
(Received August 26, 10 a.m.) LONDON, August 25. Wheat cargoes opened at 3d to 6d down. In view of American advices of the wheat agreement, which is regarded as a bullish factor, sellers ' temporarily withdrew their offers pending further details. ■ Parcels opened with poor support, but prices wore unchanged to 3d'down. But in view of the. conference result prices closed nominal. Business is at a standstill. Sales ex Fiscus were made at 23s Odt ex Vancouver City 2te. Futures.—London, September, 21s 5d per quarter; December, 22s sd; February, 22s lOttid. Liverpool, October. 5s 0 3-8 d per cental; December 5s 2]/2d; March!, 5s iVzd,. ; Maj^-5s 6dj
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 49, 26 August 1933, Page 16
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