ON 'CHANGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 159, 6 July 1940, Page 4

ON 'CHANGE.

MARKET STRONGER. WJDKK DF,MAXI> SEEN. The firming U-mlency of the Auckland Stock Exchange was continued at the final c.ill of the week yesterday afternoon. I hero was also a wider range in buying inquiry. SALES COMPLETED. AT THE 3.16 P.M CALL YEBTERDAY— Last sale. £ s (1 £ s il I •<>m. Invest. .. i> IS 0 O IS (> ISycrofts i! " ii 2 0 (J Stuck. 1 ,"i/4 4<i 451 4 p.c In.". 0 0 .. 103 n 0 SOUTHERN EXCHANGES. SALES RECORDED. (By Ttlegraph.—Press Assoclatiup.) WELLINGTON. Friday.— Stork. !."•/)/."i3-57, 3J per rent. £ 100 ; Stock, 1.V2/43-4U, 4 pi r cent, £ 103 2/1!; Stock. 1 u/4/4l>-l!l, 4 per wilt. .tin". 'J/0: New Zealand Breweries. £1 10/0 (2) : Northern Itoller Mills. IS/3; Milne anil ("hoyce (deli.), 11/11. The sale of Dominion Fertiliser on Thursday was made at £1 4/8, not £ I 4/3. DUNKDIN. Friday. — Bank of Now Zealand. S; 1 ltl C : New Zealand l'aper Mills, £ 1 5/. AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES. BUSINESS DONE YESTERDAY. SYDNEY, July 5. The share market was brighter to-day in consequence of overseas developments. There was little change in prices. Sales included:—Australian Gas, A, £5 S/0 : Tooth's Breweries, £'2 3/3; A.0.1., £1 11/0; Australian Iron and Steel (pref.). £1 3/3; British Tobacco, £2 "J/ft ; Broken Hill Proprietary. £2 0/3. New Zealand delivery, £2 0/0. £2 0/3; Burns, l'hilp. £2 0/; Henry Jones, £2 '.)/ ; Standard Cement, 17/0: W. Adams, 10/. Sit It's in Melbourne Included :—GoldsIbrongh Mort. £1 1/10: Broken Rill Proprlotary, £20/; "Herald and Times," £2 3/: Dunlop-l'erdrlau, 15/3; Loloma, £1 j 1/C.