SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 243, 14 October 1935, Page 4

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.

CHRISTCHURCH TO-DAY. BUSINESS IS MODERATE. (By Telegraph—Special to. "Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Business was moderate this morning, with values fairly steady, compared with last week. A notable feature was the continued demand at firm rates for metal stocks. Among the banks Commercials main' tained their recent activity, with sales and buyers at 16/6, and sellers at 16/7. New Zealands are still easy, between .£2 9/ and £2 9/10. Breweries are quiet but steady, the market for New Zealands showing buyers at £2 10/6 and sellers £2 11/3. Tooth's have buyers at £2 14/10, with sellers 6d away. Anthony Hordern rose to a sale of 19/2. with sellers at that figure. Other miscellaneous issues are at about late rates, but Broken Hill "rights" are easier, closing quotations being from 18/9 to 19/. Mining dealings were again restricted, but there were a few bettor quotations! Rawangs are quoted from 8/2 to 8/10; Mount Lyells, from 19/5 to 19/9; Zinc (ords.) sold up to £1 12/7, closing, buyers £1 12/3 and sellers £1 12/9. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Sales. —National Bunk of Australasia (£.O). £ 0 Bank of New Zealand, £2 9/9: Wellington Gas, £1 10/; Colonial Sugar, £43; Mount Morgan, £1 15/8, £1 10/BJ. CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Sales.—Commercial Bank of Australia, 10/0 (3 parcels); Anthony Hordern, 19/2; Broken HIH Proprietary "rights," 19/ (2 parcels) ; Consolidated Brick, 9/0 ; Electrolytic Zinc (ord.), £1 12/7 (2 parcels); Maori Gull}', 1/.