SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 141, 17 June 1935, Page 4

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

HIGHER OFFERS FOR BONDS.. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") CHRISTOHURCH, this day. , The new week • opened quietly on 'Change, but, though there were only a few sales, the margin between buyers and 'sellers was often close, with a promise of brisk business at noon. Buyers for 1955 stock and bonds were at £111 and £111 10/ respectively, showing a big advance considering Inst week's interest payment. 'Aiistralian Glass shares, hardened 'on buying offers.of £3 8/,; sellers retiring to £3 9/6. Broken Hills had a firm market, 'standing 3d on cither side of £2 16/, and British Tobaccos were .again strongly 'quoted. Buyers for Woolworths (N.Z.) offered 1/ less than the last sales nricc, but sellers failed .to appear. Mining issues were quiet, Big Rivers again looking cheaper', and Brian Bonis relapsing to buyers l%d and sellers 2%d. Maori Gull.vs sold again on a falling market from 1/3% to 1/2%. Interest was still taken in Procera Bread shares, which made further big advances. Buyers for Woolworths (Sydney) stayed in at £4 10/ without a selling response. (By Telegraph.—rress Association.) WELLINGTON, this dny. Shares, 4 per cent stock. 1040. ' £ 103 {!/; 1940. £108 15/: 1055. £110 15/: Commercial Bank, 15/5; E., S. and A., £5 1/G; Waihi (cum div.), £1 17/3; Proceru (ord.), 19/11. CHRISTCHUKCH, this day. I Sales on 'Change.—Dominion Builders' Supplies. 6/3 (2 parcels) ; Maori Gully, 1/31 (3 parcels), 1/3, 1/21. Reported Sales.—Maori Gully, 1/21, 1/2. DUNBDIN, this day. Sales Reported.—National Insurance, £ 1 1/ (lato sale Saturday) ; Skippers, 22d.