ON 'CHANGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 233, 1 October 1936, Page 4

ON 'CHANGE.

A QUIET MORNING. MOUNT MORGANS ACTIVE. MACKY, LOGANS FIRM. There lias beeu little animation in the stock markets siiice last report. A special feature has been continued strength in gold mining shares. Mount Morgans, after active selling yesterday afternoon from 14/2 to 14/9, were quoted at the iirst call this morning from 14/6 to 14/9. Marthas were firm with a market between 19/8 and £1 0/3, and Grand Junctions sold 3d higher, at 3/7. In the banking section New Zealands were close to business, with quotations from £1 18/5 to £1 18/6. National Insurances were in demand, with buyers at 18/9 and sellers 3d higher. Macky, Logans had their first sale since July, showing at £1 1/3 an advance of 1/3. Farmers' Trading had business unchanged at 18/10, and a subsequent market between 18/8 and 19/. In Australian issues Broken Hills were slightly firmer between £3 16/6 and £3 16/8, and G. J. Coles were quoted ex rights, with a wide market from £3 14/9 to £3 17/6. Thames Theatres responded to the announcement of an increased dividend, with buyers at 8/6 and no sellers. Government stocks were in steady demand, and two sales were made at unchanged rates. Kauri Timbers Improve. The market was still quiet at noon, and there were few changes in quotations. In banking, buyers for New Zealands dropped back to £1 18/, sellers £1 18/6, and Nationals were quoted closer, between £2 18/ and £3. Kaiapoi Woollens sold for the first time since the dividend was paid, values being adjusted 9d lower, to 14/6. Australian industrials were generally strong, buyers for Broken Hill contributings moving up to £2 16/6. sellers reducing their limits to £2 17/. Australian Glass, however, had weaker sellers at £4 12/6, buyers £4 12/. Rights to G. J. Coles' new issue had a market between £1 10/ and £1 16/6. In the mining limits for Marthas were adjusted to 19/9 and £1 0/2, and Mount Morgans showed a slight easing, having a sale at 14/6, and moi'e offered at that rate with sellers a penny below. 1 Kauri Timbers had a transaction Cd higher, at £ 1 4/6. SALES COMPLETED.

AT THS 3.1 S P.M. CALL YESTERDAY— Last Sale. £ s (1 Broken Hill (rts) 0 210 .. 0 230 Farm. Trading . oIS 10 .. OIS 10 Maeky Logan .113.. 100 Grand Junction 0 3 7.. 0 3 4 Mt. Morgan ... 014 2 .. 014 3 Mt. Morgan ... 0 14. 3 .. 014 2 Mt. Morgan ... 014 0 .. 014 3 Mt. Morgan ... 014 8 0 14 C Mt. Morgan .... 014 9 .. 014 S AT THE 10 A.M. CAUL TO-DAY— Auckland Gas . 12 9.. 131 Broken Hill (rts) 0 2 10 .. 0 210 Macky, Logan . 113.. 113 Wilsons Cement 1 16 ti .. 1 16 6 Stock; Nov. 3S-52 3A p.c 104 O 0 ..104 0 0 Stock, 15/2/43-46 4 p.c. ... 103 15 0 ..103 15 0 UNLISTED. Napier Wool ... 017 9 .. 017 9 AT THE 12.15 P.M. CALL TO-DAY— Auckland Gas (odd lot) .....12 9.. 12 9 Kauri .1 ,4 6 .. 1 4 O Kaiapoi ..... 014 6 .. 015 9 Broken Hill ... 316 S r.. .3 16 3 Con. Brick .... ,Ql 9 6 .. 0 9 6 Mt. Morgan "6 14 6 s ".;. 0 14 9 :.. _ ■ ,'V UNLISTED."?" : .. " ' Alluvial"Holdings 0 '12$ .. 017 C. J. GREEN'S MONTHLY REPORT. Messrs. C. J. Green, Stock and Sharebroker, Bank of N.Z. Chambers, Swanson Street, Auckland, reports the following sales for the month ending September 30:— N.Z. Government Securities: 4 per cent Bonds, due 15/4/46-49, £105 15/, £105 10/; 4 per cent Stock, due 15/1/37-40, £101 5/; due 15/2/43-46, £103 5/. Debentures: Auckland City Council, 4% per cent, due 3/1/44-52, £104; Auckland Transport Board, 4% per cent,-due 1/4/52, £108 10/. Miscellaneous: Auckland Gas, 23/, 23/2, 23/1; Bank of New Zealand (7), 39/6, 39/5, 39/7, 39/6, 39/3, 39/, 38/7; Broken Hill Proprietary, 74/9; Rights, 2/, 2/3, 2/4, 2/5, 2/8, 2/6; Claude Neon (Sydney), cum div., 51/, 51/3, 51/9," 52/6; Consolidated Brick, 9/6; i Dominion Breweries, ord. (old issue),,3o/, 31/0, 31/7, 31/9, 32/, ..(new issue), 30/, 30/6, 31/, (rights), 6/6, 6/9,. .7/, (pref.), 29/9, 32/6; Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering (£5 paid) 82/, (£1 paid) 13/6; Farmers' Trading (ord.), 18/9, 18/8, 18/6, 18/8 (C pref.) 20/; G. J. Coles, 79/10, 80/, 79/, 80/, 79/6, 79/, 80/6, 82/; Mort's Dock, 11/2, 11/6, 11/7, 11/8, 12/, 12/1, <12/, 11/10; National Insurance, 18/2; National Tobacco, 63/3; N.Z. Breweries, 53/, 52/10; N.Z. Perpetual Forests, 59/; Nikau Bacon (ord.), ex bonus, 50/,_ (pref.), ex bonus. 32/6; Renown Collieries (cum div.), 13/11; Selfridges, Aug. (old issue), 25/, 24/10%, 25/, 27/, 27/6, 28/, 27/7%, 27/3, 27/1%, 27/6, (new issue), 24/9, 25/9, 27/, 27/3, 27/1, 27/3, (5/ paid), 11/, 11/6, (7/6 paid), 12/9, 15/3, (10/ paid), 18/; Wilsons Cement, 36/6; Woolworths (Sydney), (ord.), £5 6/, £5 7/9, £5 8/6, £5 9/, £5 9/6, £5 9/3, £5 6/, (first pref.), 39/6, (second pref.), 25/9, 25/10; Woolworths (N.Z.), ord., £5 4/, £5 1/, £5 1/6, £5 3/, £5 3/6, £5 3/4, £5 3/9; Yarra Falls, 4.1/. Mining shares: Emperor Mines, 14/11, 15/1; Golden Crown, 4/3, 4/6, 4/9, 5/, 4/9; King Solomon, lid, ll%d; Mount Morgan, 13/, 13/1, 13/0%, 13/2, (six weeks forward), 13/3; Mount Lyell, 28/11, 29/4, 29/8, 29/3, 29/5, 29/6 (six weeks forward), 30/3; Wailii Grand Junction, 3/5; Wellington Alluvials (1/ paid), 3/4%, 3/.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, September 29. Sales of debentures and shares on the London Stock Exchange to-day included the following, the prices on September 15 being given for comparison:— Sept. 15. Sept. 29. £sd £ s d Dalgety (4 p.c. deb) 101 0 0 102 0 0 British Tobacco ....'. 1 12 6 1 14 4} Goldsbrough, Mort... 1 5 6 1 5 6 i Dalgety 1 5 0 7 10 0 T. and O. (def.) .... 1 5 6 1 6 7J