Banks and banking -- Great Britain; Finance -- Great Britain
LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH, 1903
---------------------------------+---------+---------------------
| | PRICES AS NEGOTIATED
| | THIS DAY.
| TIME. |---------+-----------
| | FROM | TO
+---------+---------+-----------
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, etc. | Short | 12·06½ | 12·07¾
Ditto |3 Months | 12·3¾ | 12·4½
Antwerp, Brussels, etc. | ” | 25·37½ | 25·42½
Paris | Cheques | 25·17½ | 25·18½
Ditto |3 Months | 25·32½ | 25·37½
Marseilles, Lyons, etc. | ” | 25·32½ | 25·37½
Zurich, Basle, etc. | ” | 25·35 | 25·40
Hamburg, Berlin, and German Bank | | |
Places | ” | 20·58 | 20·62
St. Petersburg |3 Months | 24¹⁵/₁₆ | 25¹/₁₆
Moscow | ” | 24¹⁵/₁₆ | 25¹/₁₆
Vienna, etc. | ” | 24·17½ | 24·22½
Madrid | ” | 34¼ | 34½
Other Spanish Bank Places | ” | 34¼ | 34½
New York | Demand | 48·6½ | 48·7[4]
Ditto | 60 Days | 48¹¹/₁₆ | 48¹⁵/₁₆
Rome and Italian Bank Places |3 Months | 25·40 | 25·45
Lisbon and Oporto | ” | 42 | 42⅛
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[Footnote 4: This quotation is for £10, and is not now in use. The
present mode of quotation is for dollars to the £ only—as 4·87.]
The rates quoted in the table indicate the number of foreign coins
given for one sovereign, with the exception of those on Spain,
Portugal, Russia, and the United States. For Spain the quotation is the
number of pence given for the peso, for Portugal the number of pence
for a milreis, for Russia the number of pence for a rouble, and for
America the number of pence for a dollar.
In London all rates are quoted _as they are quoted at the foreign
centres on London_, with the exception only of Spain, where London
quotes so many pence to the peso, while Spain quotes piastres to the
£1; Russia, where we quote so many pence to the rouble, and Russia so
many roubles to £10; and New York, where we quote so many pence to
the $1, while New York quotes so many dollars to the £1. With regard
to the New York quotation, however, London now as frequently uses the
quotation of dollars to the £1 as pence to the dollar.
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