SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 4

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

MARKET ACTIVE. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this day. The markets were very active this horning, 24 sales being i>ut through on Change and one in reported business. Of these, II were mining. Commercial Banks were firm from J6/7 to 10/8, and New South Wales Quotations were close, between ±61 5/ and £31 10/. The demand for Bank ot New: Zealand ordinary and D Mortgage shares was well sustained at last -week s closing figures. In the miscellaneous section Consolidated Brick were quoted 3d on either side of 10/. British Tobacco held the lately improved rates. Dunlops were at slightly lower levels, the market closing a little hesitant from 19/3 to 19/8. Kauri Timber, at 2d on either side of 19/, were considerably lower than the price recorded in Wellington on Saturday. Brian Born had the largest turnover in the mining section, 4000 shares changing hands at a 2d rise. Quotations for King Solomon looked stronger between 3/9 and 3/10. Mount Lyell were "widely quoted at firmer rates, and Okarito in reported business gained 6d. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCIIL'RCH, this day. gales.—Dalgety and Co.. £8 13/6: Piinlon Perdriau Rubber. lSi/fi : Big River. 2/3, 2/3J, c> parcels) : Brian Boni. !><l C 2 parcels). OJd, !kl <4 parcels); Maori Gully, 1/41; Lnwson's Pint, J'.Jd : Malmkipawu; lOJd; Skippers, Old : Okarlto. 8/. WELLINGTON, this day. Sales!— Now Zealand Gunrnntee Corporation 5/11; National Bank of Australasia ( Ko paid), £Ci 8/. WEtiTJXGTOX, Ilii3 day. Sales on 'Change.—4 per cent stock. I!MC, £10G 10/: 4 per cent, 1940 £100 13/; J?ank of New Zealand, £2 11/; Lawson s Flat, 3 S<3. DCXBDIX, this day. Sales RoportPd.—Woolwortlis (Sydney), £4 11/0 ; Okarlto. S/. Sale After the Call. —Dominion Fertiliser, _— .