QUOTATIONS IN CHRISTCHURCH

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28702, 27 September 1958, Page 18

QUOTATIONS IN CHRISTCHURCH

INTERNATIONAL TIN PRICE

A'o Change To Be Made (N.Z. Press Association—Copyright/ LONDON, Sept. 25 The International Tin Council (on which Australia is represented) today decided to make no change in the present tin price range at which the buffer-stock manager can operate on the market. A statement issued after a meeting in London said: “The council did not consider it necessary to discuss the floor price of £730 sterling and no change was made in the present price range ” At the same time, the council unanimously endorsed the statement issued by its chairman (Monsieur Georges Peter) on September 18—after the withdrawal of buffer pool support on the London Metal Exchange. In this, he reaffirmed that the International Tin Agreement would continue in force. According to the statement, the council affirmed its full confidence in the agreement and the will of all members to support it

Potato Shipments

Up to last Saturday 355,145 sacks of potatoes had been shipped from Lyttelton. 25,548 in the last fortnight. Details of shipments to various ports for the fortnight, with season’s totals in parenthesis, are:—

Auckland, 3825 sacks (143.168); Wellington, 6825 (60,817); Napier. Gisborne, 6102 (62.220); West Coast North Island 8796 (75,022); Fiji, ml (13,920).

Buyers. Sellers £ a d N.Z. GOVT.— 3 p.e., 15/11/57-60 97 17 6 3 p.e., 15/6/61-64 91 15 0 3 p.e, 15/7/63-64 91 3 6 3 p>c. t 15/7/63-65 90 6 0 *MM 3 p.e., 15/5/64-66 89 15 0 MM 3»i p.C.. 15/9/58 .. 99 0 0 MM 31 p.C.. 15/6/65-66 93 5 0 31 p.C M 15/9/69 .. 89 17 6 31 jfc., 15/9/74 87 0 0 flM 4 tp.c.. 15/8/65-66 94 3 6 MM 4J pc, 15/6/61 .. 100 15 0 4J p.e:. 68r70 99 5 0 MM 4| pc, 13/6/66-67 MOO 41 p.e, 15/8/62-63 190 0 0 Mm 41 pc. 15/8/67-69 99 0 0 — BANKS— A.N.Z 1 18 9 2 0 0 “B” .. .. 2 0 9 Comm, of Aust... 0 16 6 —M E.SandA 1 6 0 Nat. of A’asia, £1 1 14 6 Nat of NZ. .. 16 0 N.S.W. 33 ’2 6 33 5 0 Sydney 34 J 6 BKKWERiKS— Ballins, ord. 1 10 0 New Zealand 1 11 6 1 12 0 FROZEN MEAT— Canterbury ... 23 0 0 —M Pref ,. 5 5 0 MM N Z. Refrig. — 2 3 6 Southland 2 18 9 3 0 0 Waitaki 1 17 0 GAS— Auckland •• - —* - 0 7 4 5s paid .. 0 2 9 m— . Christchurch - .. 0 17 6 0 18 0 Cont. .. 0 12 6 IN M’RANCE— FA.MX. 13 3 Pref .. .. 13 0 National 15 0 New Zealand mm 3 12 0 South British 3 13 0 3 14 0 LOAN AND AGENCY— CJ.C.A.. cont. 1 5 0 Dalgety, e.d. 1 14 9 MM Nat Mort., "A“ 0 7 0 “B” .. 0 7 0 MMM N-Z-F; Co-op; . ; 0 13 1 MM 51 p.e. Stk., "70 94 10 0 MM NZL and Mer M ord., c.d 14 3 W right. Stephenson, rights 0 3 0 0 2 3 SHIPPING— Northern '• ”»* 0 10 0 __ P. and Q. .. iU5 0 MM Union, pref. 110 113 TIMBER — Taupo Tbtara 1 11 6 MM WOOL, TEXTILES— Feltex, N.Z., nil paid . i0 5 9 Boleproof __ 0 18 3 Pref 0 15 9 Lane. Walker Ind. 1 17 0 Pref. .. 0 1& 6 Mosgiel 1 18 0 Right* mm 0 7 0 Tekau —— 17 0 TimarU 12 0 Wellington. "B” pref. 10 0 mm MISCELLANEOUS— Airwork 10 6 17 6 Airwork, 6 <).c pf. Alloy Steel (N.Z.) 2 ~5 0 0 19 6 Amal. Batt 1 11 0 MM Ampel * notes 0 9 6 MM And and BeavOn, Pref .. .. 0 18 6 Banks, C M. .. 13 9 Aust. C.I. Z 11 6 2 12 d A.W.A. .. ... 0 13 8 0 14 0 Ballins Hotels. 10s paid.' e.d. 0 10 11 Beath and Co,. Is paid 0 4 3 MM Begg and Co. 2 12 6 Broken Hin Pty., e.d. . 2 19 2 2 0 Buntings 1 10 0 Claude Neon, N.Z. 2 7 6 2 10 0 Colonial Sugar .. 36 0 0 Sydney 36 0 0 36 15 0 Cent Otago F. .. m10 0 Coulls Somerville, x.d. 2 0 0 Cox Bros.. c,d. ;. 0 5 5 Cyclone Fence, pf. 10 0 Dorn Rubber *_ 0 17 0 Donaghy’s Rope mm 2 6 0 D.LC. 0 17 7 MM Pref 0 19 0 0 19 6 Dunlop NZ. 12 0 Email 0 6 8 0 ~7 1 E.Z., e.d. 0 13 8 0 14 4 Farrier - Waimak 0 15 6 Giant 0 12 9 0 14 3 G. J. Coles 0 16 8 0 16 9 Golden Bay e.d 1 18 6 Gordon and Gotch 0 18 0 0 19 0 Griffin and Sons 0 13 0 Gitlman 1 12 0 Bay’s. Ltd., e.d. t A n Pref. Bums* (HZ.) pf„ — 0 19 6 £<*hp' Chambers * Ji Mercer Ind., pf. 1 11 0 0 19 6 0 18 0 0 19 10 S3 s

Buyers. Sellers £ s. d. £ e d Miscellaneous (Cont’d.)— J Wattie Canneries, c.d. 1 5 10 K.P. Drugs 3 17 0 3 17 6 M.C.P. .. - 0 4 0 Macky Logan .. 0 19 0 Mating, pref. - 0 19 3 Metters 0 14 0 McCaskey. oref. .. - 0 19 9 Mouded Products 0 14 0 McKenzies — 0 18 0 Midland Mot., pf. — 0 19 0 Nelson Fisheries — 1 5 0 National Electric 6 0 0 6 10 0 N.Z. Cement 0 17 3 N.Z.F. Fertiliser 16 0 Pref. 10 1 MW N.Z Forest Prods. 0 19 9 1 0 0 Norvic Shoes 0 19 0 1 0 0 Otago Daily Times '2 10 0 —_ Pukemiro 2 4 0 MM Quill Morns 0 18 0 MW Ross and Glend. 115 1 1 9 Reid Murray 0 10 5 0 10 8 Reid and Gray, pref. — 1 0 0 Tasman 10 0 Taubmans 0 10 0 0 10 6 Vibrapac Blocks .. 1 8 6 MW Waltons, c.d. 0 15 5 0 15 7 Whakatane. ord.. c.d. 6 9 Pref., c.d. — 1 3 0 Whit, and Tombs 19 11 9 8 Wm. Cable Hdgs. — 1 2 9 Wilson’s Cement, c.d. 0 14 6 0 14 9 W’worths, ord. .. 0 17 2 0 17 3 N.Z.. ord — 0 16 6 (N.Z.), pref.. x.d. 19 0 1 OVERSEAS LISTINGS— 12 0 Wool worths (S. Africa) 12 9 MW AUST. MINING— Mount J 'ell — 1 0 7 Mount Isa — 1 7 3 Placer — 4 1 0 UNLISTED STOCKS Buyers. Sellers £ s. d. £ s. d. Beaths, 19s on dep. 1 2 0 — Carbonic led — 2 13 0 Matea Forests 0 2 3 0 3 0 N.Z. Fisheries 0 6 0 0 12 0 Prudentia. Bldg. 0 16 0 0 18 0 Tudor Hosiery 0 IS 6 —