SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 223, 20 September 1935, Page 4

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

TO-DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. (By Telegraph.—Special to " Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this d*y. Activity in Mount Lyells was the main feature on call. Markets generally were quiet. The only banking business was a late reported sale of National at £3 12/. To-day's quotations were buyers £3 10/, sellers £3 13/. Reserves had unsupported sellers at £6 10/. Wales were quoted from £32 to £32 10/. Commercials were fractionally firmer from 16/0 to 16/7. In insurances quotations were all sellers with the exception of South British, buyers £4 13/, sellers £4 13/9. Loan and Agency issues were again quiet and easy. Goldsbrough buyers were down to £1 10/, sellers £1 10/11. Dalgety's were wanted at £8, and no sellers. Australian Glass were quoted from £4 to £4 3/. Tobaccos were again easy from £1 18/10 to £1 19/2. Diinlops recovered to 14/4, sale and sellers. New Zealand Newspapers were firm from £2 0/2 to £2 0/9. Mining was very quiet. Lyells had most business at 18/9, closing from 18/8 to 18/9. Emperors, after reported dealings at £1 9/4, were easier from £1 8/1 to £1 8/10.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Sales. —Broken Hill Proprietary, £3 5/1. £35/; Dunlop, Perdriau Rubber, 14/4: Mount Lye.ll. 18/0 (4 parcels). Reported Sales.—National Bank of Now Zealand, £3 12/. Unlisted. —Emperor (Fiji), (10/ paid), £1 9/4. CHRISTCHURCH, September 10. Stock, 15/4/4!), 4 per cent, £109 10/; New Zealand Farmers' Co-op. (10/ paid), 3d : Guarantee Corporation. 5/4 ; New Zealand Breweries, £2 11/4; British Tohacco, £1 10/1: New Zealand Refrigerating £1 1/5; Wliitcombc, Tombs, £3 18/; Mount Lyell. 18/0- Gillespie's Beach. 1/1 i; Maiiakipawa. 2Jd, 2d, 13d (2 parcels). WELLINGTON. September 19. Stock. 15/5/39-52, 31 per cenL £109; Broken Hill Proprietary. £3 5/0 : New Zealand Refrigerating, £1 1/: New Zealand Newspapers, £2 0/0. DUNEDIN. this day. Sale.—Westport Coal, £1 2/2.