WALL STREET
■ . ■ T : " < ■ ■ Y' -IV- i r; " ’.V j ; ’ Mli., : V*. > r.:: ■ ANOTHER COLLAPSE. (V ni fccd Asjiociation—Jßy EI ectru Telegraph—Copyright). NEW YORK, September 29 Stocks to-day broke throughout the list up to six points on Wall Street and* the values, dropped- by millions of dollars. : , . ■ The heaviest of the .selling occurred near the?,- close, v,whinmany new.dow levels, were touched, after attempts to rally the market had failed. . Rail shares crumpled and copper shares, dropped ; Practically all of the important oils made their lowest levels
ihmi’HLß SLUM! 5 .- ON BRITISH METAL MARKET. LONDON, September 29. A sharp lapse in base metal prices is recorded to-day. Tin eased by (KY* per ton. .Standard copper declined by .21 s l.Qkl per ton, and lead by 18s 9d. Latest -..quotations nre ; Copper-, standard £43 7rlf> per ton and forward £43 7-10 per ton; electrolytic.. £47 and £49 wire bars;-£.49; lead £10! and £l6 3-8,:-.. spelter £ls and £16.) ; tin £127 15-16 ancL £1.29 ,9-16. Silver is quoted ,10 5-8 pence per ounce and 17 L 5-16 pence. 'T;-:
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1930, Page 3
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