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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 178, 30 July 1888, Page 4

Captain Edwin wires at 1 p'm. : "Expect weather to continue very cold cr frosty." There was a considerable amount of business done on the Exchange to-day. New Zealand Insurance sold for 78s and buyers now offer 77s 6d ; South British Insurance found buyers at 475, and the quotations now are — Buyers, 465; sellers, 475. Land Mortgage changed hands at 775, and sellers now ask 78s. In mining, business was done in Saxons at 3s 9d and 03 lOd, and shares may be had for 4s; Manukaus have been sold for 2s 2d, and are now quoted—buyers, 2s ; sellers, 2s 2d. Colonists found purchasers at 3s 9<l and 4s 2d, and sellers now ask 4s 6d, and buyers now offer 4s. Tne other quotations aro : Bank of New Zealand, buyers £10 10s; Union Insurance, buyers 25s ; Land Mortgage, sellers 20s; Accident Insurance, buyers 7s 3d. Mining: Cambrias, sellers 7s ; Old Caledonian, 5s ; Trenton, buyers 2s 4d ; Alburnia, buyers Is 4d, sellers Is 6d ; Paroquet, sellers 2s 9d ; Gem, buyets Is, sellers Is 2d ; Goldwater, sellers Is6d; Crown, sellers 4s; Kenilworth, sellers 3s 9d ; Silverton, sellers 2s ; Fairnought, sellers 6d ; Royal Oak, buyers Ss ; sellers 3s 9rL "