ON 'CHANGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 150, 27 June 1931, Page 4

ON 'CHANGE.

FLUCTUATIONS IN SHARES. MORE BUSINESS DOING. After a slack period yesterday morning business on the local Stock Exchange brightened up during the afternoon, and a good list of sales were recorded before brokers closed down for the day. This morning fresh sales were added at the call and bidding was fairly brisk. In the banking section buyers showed more confidence. For English and Scottish £4 was offered, and for New South Wales £24 17/6. In the pastoral section Goldsbrough, Morts firmed a little, with buyers at 19/. J\w Zealand Breweries were also firmer, and after last night's sale at £1 14/8 there were fresh buyers at £1 14/9. SAXES COMPLETED. Last Sale. AT THE 3.1S P.M. CALL YESTERDAY— New Plymouth H. 8.. 194 C. 5} £97 10 0 .. £ — Bank New Zealand (2) 2 6 6 .. 2 6 6 South British ... 2 11 3 .. 211 0 N.Z. Breweries ... 114 S .. 1 12 9 N.Z. Refrig. (cont.) 0 3 6.. 031 Waihi Grand June. (2) 0 3 4 .. 0 3 4 Mount Lyell 018 3 .. 018 3 King Solomon ... 0 3 S .. 0 3 5 AT THE 9.30 A.M. CALL TO-DAY— Waihi ...; 0 15 4 .. 0 15 3 Bank New Zealand 2 6 6.. 266 Auckland City CI., 1944. 54 p.c. ..97 7 6.. 97 76 War Loan, 1939. 4J p.c 98 0 0 .. 98 5 0 AFTER THE CALL. New Zealand Ins. 2 0 0.. 203 Mount Lyell 018 C .. 018 3 N.Z. Farmers'- Coop, (cout.;. 1940, 6J p.c 53 10 0 .. — King Solomon ...034.. OSS INTEREST RATES. The return to the investor on his outlay, based upon the latest dividends and in the ease of loans and debentures upon Redemption at maturity, works out as foliows for the latest sales:— PER CENT PER ANNUM. £ s. d. New Plymouth Harbour Brd., 53 (194G) 6 0 2 Bank of New Zealand 6 3 3 South British 5 4 1 New Zealand Breweries .... 7 43 Waihi Grand. Junction 10 0 0 Mount Lyell r> S 1 Waihi ....13 0 10 Auckland City Council ...'. J> 15 11 War Loan. 4£ (1930) 416 1* New Zealand Insnrance ... 418 2 N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. (cont.), _ OJ (1940) ............. 10 16 4 ♦Free of income tax. SOUTHEES EXCHANGES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON—This Day. Sale Reported: £ s. d. King Solomon 0 3 75 WELLINGTON—Late yesterday. ' • £ s. d. ' Inscribed Stock. 1958, 4J .. 98 0 0 Bank of N.Z. (3 parcels).. 2 6 6 Christchureh Gas ......... 1 5 0 . Day. Sales on 'Change:, £ s. ' d. ; '' CommeVcinl Bank ......'... '0 14 ' 6 ■ South British 2 10 rV 9 United Building Society ... 013 0 New Zealand Breweries ... 1 15 2 „ Mount Lyell (cum div.), (2 parcels) 0 18 3 • King Solomon (3 parcels).. 0 3 4& Ditto ........... 0 3 4 Ditto 0 3 3J Ditto 0 33 Ditto (4 parcels) ... 0 3 2 Golden Point (10/ paid) .. 0 15 5 Ditto (2 parcels) 0 15 0 Sale Reported: New i Zealand Breweries ... 1 15 3 CHRISTCHURCH—Late Yesterday; . V"'• £ s. d. Com. Bank of Australia .... 0 14 5 .South British ; Insurance ..210 9 Dalgety and Co. 6 7 6 British Tobacco .......... 1 4 B Mount Lyell 018 9 Ditto 0 18 6 Cornish Point, *8d ; King Solomon, 3/7 ; Mahakipawa, 8d (5 parcels) ; Okarito, 9/3 : Golden Point (10/ paid), 15/. DUNEDIN—This Day. Sale Reported: £ s. d. King Soloinoh ............ 0 3 3 DUNEDIN—Late Yesterday. ■'~ . ■ < £ s - a:Milburn Lime 1 9 9 . Okarito, 9/3; King Solomon, 3/7, 3/6 (3 parcels). CALL AND DIVIDEND LIST. DIVIDENDS. 1 Due. farmers' Trading—Ord., 8 p.c. pa Now Australian Glass—Final, 4J p.c. pret, 3 p.c. ord . Now Hill and Plummer—Final, 2 p.c. Now Goldsbrough, Mort—Final, 1/ a share —... ..i Now Consol. Brick and Pipe—Final, 2 p.c. .....'. .■}:..■ Now Mount Lyell—lnterJin, 6d per share June 29 British Tobacco—Quarterly, 1J p.c. June 30 Burns, Philp—Final, 5 p.c. — Tooth and Co.—lnterim, 4 p.c.:. — New Zealand and River Plate— , Interim, 4J-p.c. July 1 Waihi Grand Junction—id per . share July 1 H.M. Arcade and Theatre—lnterim, ord. 5 p.c, pref. 31 p.c. July 1 National Mortgage—lnterim, 5 p.c .... July 1 National Bank of New Zealand — Final, 8 p.c. ..,...;......... July — NEW YORK EXCHANGE. AUSTRALIANS IMPROVE. NEW YORK, June 25. Stimulated by Britain's extension of the war debts moratorium to the Dominions, Australian bonds, excepting Queensland, continued to recover, and were in active demand. Commonwealth, 5 per cents, 1955, were quoted at 67%; 1957, 67%; 4& per cents, Gl; Brisbane City, 5 per cents, 1957, 56; 1958, 49%; New South Wales, 5 per cents,l9s7, 60; 1958, 53%; Queensland, 6 per cents, 70; 7 per cents, no sale; Sydney City, 5% per cents, 1955, 55.