AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 149, 25 June 1936, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.

YESTERDAY'S BUSINESS. SYDNEY, June 24. On the Sydney Stock Exchange to-day price variations were within a narrow range. Buyers of good class industrial shares provided chief biipport. Sales included:—Bank of New South Wales, £33 5/, £33 2/0; South British Insurance, £4 13/; Dalgetys, £9; Goldsbrough, Mort, £1 11/6; Howard Smith, 19/1%; Toohey's, £1 11/9; Tooth's, £2 14/; new (paid), £2 13/3; Australian Glass (ex div.), £4 10/6; Anthony Hordern, 18/10%; Amalgamated Wireless, £2 10/; Burns, l'hilp, £3 13/6; Colonial Sugar, £42 7/6; Dunlop, Perdriau, 17/10%; Electrolytic Zinc, £1 19/7%; Henry Jones, £2 1/; Emperor, 12/10; Mount Morgan, 15/3; Mount Lyell, £1 4/7%; Rawang Tin. 8/8. Commonwealth bonds: 1942, 3% per cent, £98 17/6; 4 per cents, 1938. £100 7/0. £100 10/; 1941, £100 15/; 1944, £100 17/0; 1917, £102 1/3; 1950, £102 2/0; 1953, £102 5/; 1055, £100 12/6; 1957, £100 15/; 1959, £101 3/9; 1901, £101 10/. MELBOURNE EXCHANGE.' The Melbourne market was generally quiet. Commonwealth loans were a shade steadier, while industrial prices were on a moderate turnover. The mining market was slightly easier. Sales included: —Commercial Bank of Australia, 19/5; National Bank of Australasia (£lO paid), £14 10/, £14 0/; Union Bank. £9 12/; British Tobacco, £2 1/3, £2 1/; Broken Hill Proprietary, £3 13/3; Electrolytic Zinc, £1 19/6; (pref.). £2 1/6; G. J. I Coles, £4; Henry Jones, £2 1/3; Emperor, I 12/11: Loloma, 18/2: Mount Morgan, 15/3; j Mount Lyell, £1 .4/6. j