ON 'CHANGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 240, 10 October 1932, Page 4

ON 'CHANGE.

FLUCTUATIONS IN SHARES. WEEK OPENS QUIETLY. Bidding at the first call of the wecl opened lather quietly 011 the Aucklant Stock Exchange, and only one sale was pu through. This was of Waihis, whicl maintained the recent value of 17/3. Government stocks were firm at las week's prices, £95 being offered for tin 414's and £90 10/ for the s%'s. Buyers for Loan and Mercantile scri] advanced their offers to £55. The Noon Call. Little was moving at the noon call. Oni; one transaction was reported during tin morning, and for the rest quotations weri mostly level. Buyers for Colonial Sugars have conn forward at £47 15/ in answer to a sellinj quotation of £48 15/. Dunlop, Perdriau; have sellers again at 15/3. No buyers liavi been enticed to make an offer. After a sale of Waihis at this morning' figure, 17/3., holders have raised their dc •mands Id. Other sections are quiet. SALES COMPLETED. ** Last Sale AT THE 10 A.M. CALL TO-DAY— Waihi £0 17 3 .. £0 17 . AT THE 12.16 P.IW. CALL TO-DAY— Waihi 017 3 .. 0 17 SOUTHERN EXCHANGES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) '•» WELLINGTON, this day. Rale on 'Change.—Big River (lOd paid) -lid. CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Sales on 'Change.—Commercial Bank o Australia, 14/S; Westport Coal, 12/6; Gol den Point. 7d (2 parcels) ; Jlahakipawa 4Jd (3 parcels). Reported Sales. —Bank of New Zealani (late sales Sth), £2 6/ (2 parcels). DUNEDIN. this day. Sales Reported.—Bank of New Zealand £2 6/; 1938, 4J per cent Stock, £95 (lat sale Saturday) ; Okarito, 8/8.