AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES.
YESTERDAY'S BUSINESS. S\DXEY, January 5. The investment market on the Sydney Stock Exchange to-day was again buoyant and industrials continued to improve. Barrier shares, however, suffered a slight reaction. Sales included:— £ B. d. Cc«nmercial Bank Sydney.. 21 11 0 Commercial Bank Australia 0 19 9 Bank New f»uth Wales ... 36 7 6 Bank New Zealand 2 1 6 Goldsbrough, Mort 1 19 0 Winchcombe, Carson 1 16 6 Tooth's 2 ]7 3 Australian Glass 4 13 6 Associated News (pref.)... 14 0 S e , rlei . 1 18 r> Colonial Sugar 43 15 0 Electrolytic Zinc (pref.)... 216 3 G. J. Coles 4 10 6 Henry Jones 28 0 Millaquin Sugar 2 4 •»» Mount Morgan (> 17 6 Mount Lyell 2 1 0 Bulolo Deposits o 2 2 Rawang Tin Oil 4 A firm tone in industrials was maintained, on the Melbourne Exchange Barriers reacted to the fall in the price of lead. Gold shares were quiet. Business included:— £ s. d. Commercial Bank Australia 019 9 National Bk. A'asia (£5) 712 0 Ditto (£10) j5 4 o Goldsbrough. Mort 1 is 101 Australian Glass 4 1" o Aust. Iron and Steel (pf.) 16 3 Broken Hill Proprietary. . . 4 3 3 Drug Houses i 7 n Electrolytic Zinc 0 14 r» Ditto (pref.) 2 16 0 G. J. Coles 4 10 0 General Motors 1 jj Mount Morgan ft iV <i Mount Lyell 2 1 <1 North Broken Hill 3 17 n South Broken Hill 2 7 6 Zinc Corporation 7 16 O „ Emperor ............. o 10 1 Loloma V * Upper Watut ill 0 2 0
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 4, 6 January 1937, Page 4
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