Financial Notes
QUIET MARKETS. ALTHOUGH high-class investment stocks'_ remain for the most part quite steady, it is very noticeable that, in spite of the continued cheapness of money and losi Bank Rates, there is' no great movement intgilt-edged securities such as is customary: when a long spell of really clieap, money' is expected. For this a number of reasons are responsible, among -which must be included the jar given by Mr. Snowden's Budget, the- anxiety with regard' to affairs in India, and 'the Uncertainty: with regard to the extent of new capital flotations, including the impending German Reparations %Loan. • In some of the' Transatlantic industrial shares 'a rather steadier tone; however; has been apparent owing to . some improvenient in Wall' Street, where the market seems to have settled • down into
somewhat steadier conditions.. - , •
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