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Show ISlIlLr SIREETiPROVII Restrictions Against Dealings Deal-ings in Unlisted Securi-. ties Removed. XETV TORK, Xov. 11. Cumula-tive evidence evi-dence of continued improvement in tht financial situation was again forthcomins today. This wa3 eeen In tho removal of virtually all restrictions asainst dealings deal-ings in unlisted securities on inUma-tion inUma-tion of early reopening of the cotton ex-chanee ex-chanee and the unanimous vote of tho Clearing House association on the question ques-tion of reducing reserve requirements from 25 to IS per ceuu. iu ttu.ui.,- with the provisions of the federal reserve law. which becomes effective at uie De-ginning De-ginning of next week. Apart from another decline In exchange on Germany, which was reflected in a lower quotation for marks, tne market for various forms of foreign remittance was without material change. sterling cables were higher at the outset, but receded later in tao day. The outcome of the recent nasal en gagement in the Indian ocean found re-none re-none in record-breaking sntrmenca of cotton as well as another reduction in marine Insurance rates. ,. There were reports 01 a better foren demand for copper metal, but this hao no effect on quoted prices, whic.i were UrCafin nio'r.ey was a trifle firmer, but enormous loans were mae.e at n Time accommodations showed an eslei tiend Commercial paper was more .ree s accepted at the lower rates reeentli q"T'J,ci' arlv news from London was of an optimistic character, this being Predicates in large ran on the figures collected in the latest statement of the Bntisn board of trade. A ruling permitting members o d?al in stocks during the Pd'ng rt'ement without payment of ext. margin I .merest was help-it! In stabilizing prices in the London market. |