12 JULY 1930, Page 32

FALL IN BRAZILS,

A marked exception to the general firmness of markets has been the flatness of all Brazilian Loans, due to the weakness of the Exchange on London. In particular the scrip of the San Paulo Coffee Loan recently floated: under the auspices of the most powerful financial group in London has fallen to 5 discount below the issue price, the fall being the more striking in view of the fact that the loan-was only a ten-year loan, so thzt at the present quotation the yield to the investor is an extraordinarily high one. For the moment, however, though .by no means for the first time,

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the weakness of the Brazilian Loan is the cause of grave anxiety to the holders of Brazilian Bonds.