AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 266, 9 November 1935, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.

Y ESTERDAY'S B USINESS

SYDNEY, November S. General industrial shares met with a strong market on .the Sydney Stock Exchange to-day, but prices underwent little change Colonial Sugar .shares eased owing to tiic chairman's remarks on Wednesday ae to the specific purpose of tlie bonus dividend. This morning's sakvs included: Commonwealth bonds, 1938, £103; Bank of New k o " t l , ,, TVi ' 1 . 0s > £S3 10/; Toohey'B Brewery, 31/; iootliH Brewery, 50/6; AnQony Hordera pref., 23/6; Dun'lop, Perdriau, 10/10%: Howard Smith, 19/ a t '?, f:el \T? il , ,cs i,u ' lll<lcd : Bank of New South Wales, £33 10/; Colonial Sugar £f. i°/J Mercantile Mutual Insurance 2S/3; Associated News, 24/7%; ditto, pref., 24/3; Automatic Totalisators, 20/4%- Australian Gas, B shares, £7 16/; British Jobacco, 40/3; Tooth's Brewery S9/3Toohey's Brewery, 31/; Australian' Glass'," ex div., 86/: Dunlop, Perdriau, 16/10%; Morris, Hedstrom, 24/6; Henry Jones 37/7%; David Jones, 40/6; Anthony Horclern, 19/4; General Industries, 20/1%; Amalgamated Textiles, 11/6; Mangrovite', 15/3; Mauri Bros., 50/6; Cumberland Paper, 33/6; Petere, 42/6; Permanent Irustee, 17/3; Garratts, pref. 0 5 /. j Fielding, 76/; Clifford Love, 52/; Mount Morgan, 37/7%; Mount Lyell 21/9; Broken Hill Pty., 58/9; South Broken Hiii', £5 4'6; Zinc Corporation, 71/; Rawang, 9/; Larut. 12/6; Koroere Gold 16/3Emperor, 22/; Tavua, 4/10. Melbourne sales included: Commercial Bank of Australia, 16/9; Australian Iron and Steel, pref.. 25/3; "Herald" and Weekly Times." 04/; Electrolytic Zinc, 35/9; G. J. Coles, 60/9; Mount Lyeli, 21/7%; Mount Morgan, 37/10%; Emperor, 22/3; Koroere, 16/; Loloma, 39/0; Enterprise, 72/6.