SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
TO-DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. J (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") CHRISTCHURCH, this day. ) This morning all Stock Exchange sections saw keen quotations at steady to firming prices. Commercials gave the banking section a good start by a rise of ) buying offers to 16/10. New South Wales ) were quoted higher, from £33 7/6 to £33 * 15/. In insurances, Nationals, ex dividend, were down to sellers at 19/, buyers replying at 18/9. Breweries failed to hold the recent rise and slipped to £2 15/2. the > market closing 2d cither side. Misccl- ! laneous issues were active, Broken Hills ' rising to £2 18/, with later buyers Id higher. Zincs were firmer again, with > business in preferences at £ 1 19/2 and • ( more wanted at that price. New Zealand i Newspapers - rose to buyers at £2 2/, > sellers ~£2 2/9. Mount Morgans were > quoted from £1 17/7 to £1 18/. Lyclls had sale and buyers at £1 l/.'i, later Kellers asking £1 1/7. Quotations for Tiproff Seal were wider. Buyers wont to £2 7/, the nearest seller being at £3. ( (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ! CHRISTCITURCH, this dny. * Sales.—Bank of Now Zealand. £1 11/.'!; Mortgage Corporation of New Zealand. 5/7 : New Zealand Breweries, £2 13/.'!, £2 15/2 (2 parcels) : Diinlop, Perdriau Knhbor, i 10/2: Electrolytic Zinc (pref.), €1 19/2; Mount Lyell, £1 1/5; Broken Hill ProI prletary, £2 18/ (2 parcels): Broken Hill ; Proprietary (5/ paid). £1 7/0 (2 parcels). Reported Sales. — Mount Morgan, £1 18'; G. J. Coles. i; 3 5/3; Union Hunk of Australia, t!) 10/. . Unlisted.—Woolworths (Sydney), ord., ! £B 10/0. I CHRISTCHDRCH, Tuesday. Stock. 15/1/40, 4 per cent, £102 5/; ) 15/2/40. 4 per cent, K lO4 17/(i; 15/1/19, ) 4 per cent. £105 7/fi ; Rank of New ZcaIliind. £2 11/3 (2 parcels); Union Unnk. II £0 10/; mortgage Corporation, 5/7 (2 I parcels) : New Zealand Breweries, C 2 15/4, I £2 15/0 (3 parcels) : Australian Steel (pf.) ; ti 5/1; British Tobacco, 0/1 {2 par- > eels): Electro. Zinc. £ 115/; Milburn Lime, )i IC2 3/; New Zealand Refrigerating. £1 2/2; (10/ paid), 11/; New Zealand •(Farmers' (.'ooperative, 30 '10/40, 4J per ieent, £Tjr! ; Hroken Hill Proprietary (5/ i'paid), £1 7/9 (5 parcels) ; Quill Morris ;i(in liquidation), (j/U; Oillospie's Bc'aCli (odd lot), 1/1 : Maori Cully. 1/1 ; Mount ; Morgan. £1 17/9, £1 17/11; Skippers, 4d. } 4 WELLINGTON, Tuesday. I Stock- 15/5/30-52. 31 per cent. £102 15/; 15/2/40, 4 per cent. ClOl 18/!); , Bank of New South Wales (Sydney rejris'iter), £33 2/(>; Bank of New Zealand, £2 .111/; Union Bunk, £0 10/ (3 parcels), £0 |9/; New Zealand Guarantee Corporation, 10/; Chrislehurch Gas, £1 10/; Taupo Timber, 8/9 (4 parcels). 8/SJ ; Amalga- . .nated Textiles. 11/."i: Electrolytic Zinc, £1 {■14/11; (Scnoml Industries, £1 O/.T; New '.Zealand Refrigerating (10/), 30/S; Mnrtlin. J:£l 1/ (2 parcels), £1 1/3; Mount Mor''jgan, £1 18/. ' Unofficial. —Woolworths (Sydney), £5 17/G (3 parcels). ; DUNEDIN, Tuesday. > Stock, 10/0/80-43, 3J per cent. £102 ! 15/; Bank of New Zealand, £12 11/; Re--5 serve Bauk, £0 5/; MorlgaßO Corporation, 5/8; Westport Coal, £1 8/; Milburn Lime, > £2 3/; New Zealand Refrigerating (10/), ) 10/10; Skippers, 3Jd (3 parcels). j DUNEDIN, this day. { Sale (After Call).—Bendigo Goldllght, id. i .
SOUTHERN EXCHANGES.
Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 275, 20 November 1935, Page 4
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