In January 1967, the London daily price fell to a record low of £12.25 per ton.
The change will make no difference to the London Market or the London Daily Price or to the way in which the Sugar Board sell sugar.
The council, lacking the New York figures, decided to rely on the London daily price.
Англо-русский экономический словарь.
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