SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 130, 4 June 1935, Page 4

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

TO-DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH

(By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") . ; CHRISTCHURCH, this day. • The protracted week-end break had a ; .dampening effect on Exchange business, with the result tha£ only a few sales were .recorded at this morning's call. More .buying interest was taken in Union Bank, j offers for> which increased to £9 without response from holders. Quotations for ,nearly all brewery issues were made, the most interesting being for New Zealand, • which recorded a drop of 3d, the market closing between £2 13/10 and £2 14/3. The miscellaneous section was quiet, Tobacco having the only business at a sharp reduction. Further sellers offered at £1 18/4, but the best buyer stayed at £1 17/10. Unsupported buyers "for Drug v shares were firm at £4*2/. Mining was ?'• fairly dull, Mount Lyell providing the ~ most interest, with two.parcels changing hands at £1. A seller still stayed in at " that level, and further business was Id lower. Mossy Creek looked very firm, from 2/6 to 2/9. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this (lay. ; .' New Zealand Breweries, £2 14/: British Tobacco. £ 1 18/ : Mount Lyell, £1(2 par- • eels), 10/11; Skippers, 2|d. WELLINGTON, this day. Sales.—Auckland Harbour Board, 1948, .; £108; Mount Lyell,. 10/11, £1. DUNEDIN, this day. • Sales.—Mount Lyell, £1 ; Big River, 2/s=l; GllHspie's Beach, 1/SJ.