SYDNEY

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30342, 18 January 1964, Page 5

SYDNEY

The market on the Sydney Stock Exchange closed this week on a firm trend. Trading was moderate and turnover average with 738,000 shares traded. Leaders were firm with moderate trading. Sales.—Mt. Isa, 38s 6d: B.H. Sth. c.t.g., 18s 9d; B.H. Sth. paid, 21s; New 8.H., 74s 3d; Nth. B. c.t.g., 345; Nth. B.H. paid. 375. 3d; Mt. Morgan, 14s 6d; Ampol ex, 10s 6d; A.A.0., 22s 9d; Assoc. Freney, 8s 9d; O.A. Gas, 42s 3d; Ex Oil, 3s 6d; Inter Oil, 8s 4d; Mid Eastern, 2s; Oil Search, 2s; Planet, 2s 9d; Timor, 3d; Woodside paid. 4s 8d; Kath. Inv., 20s 6d; N.A.U.C., 3s 9d; United Uran. 4s lOd; C.R.A., 29s lOd; Com. of Aust., 27s 6d; Bank N.S.W., 68s 3d; Tooheys, Ils 2d; Tooths, 955; A.G. Corp., 18s 4d; C. 14s; I.A. Corp., 14s 9d; Latec, sd: N.Z. Inds., 345; Cons. Hold., 34s 6d; J. Fairfax. 36s 6d; A.W.A., 27s 6d; Ampol Pet., Ils 6d; Ansett, 8s 8d; A.C.1., 65s 9d; Boral, 27s lOd; Brit. Tob., 295; B.HP., 56s 9d; B. Philp, 95s 9d; Clyde Ind., Ils 7d; C. 79s 9d; D. Jones, 22s 9d; D. 56s 6d; Dunlop. 47s 6d; Elder G.M., 26s lOd; Email, 9s 2d; E.Z. Ind., 19s 7d: Feltex, 9s Id; G. J. Coles, 19s 4d; H. Jones, 77s 9d; 1.C.1., 56s 6d; L. J. Hooker, 5s 3d; Myer, 38s 2d; Rothmans, 36s lid; Waltons, 17s sd: Woolworths, 18s 2d, and notes, 16s 9d; W. R Carpenter, 34s 6d; A. G. Healing, 8s 9d; Amal. Chem., 18s sd; A. Hordern, 14s 7d; Big Sister, 39s 3d; Blue Metal Ind., 245; Brambles. 19s 3d; B. Philp S.S., 60s; Cone. Ind., 9s 3d; Fiji Inds., 17s Id; Humes, 91s; J. Lysaght, 665; Lend Lease, 10s 9d; L.N.C. Inds., 12s sd; Marrick Hold., 21s lOd; Mauri Bros., 21s 3d; Motels Aust., 7s; Moulded Prod., 12s 6d; N.Z. Forest, 59s 3d; Peko W., 15s 8d; Pioneer Cone., 18s; R. Symonds, 2s 8d; R.M.C., 12s 7d; Taubmans, 16s 9d: Thiess, 9s lOd.

MELBOURNE Industrials continued to firm in confident trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange. Leaders were steadier after some irregularity during the week and key stocks improved. A good report from Peters improved their shares slightly. Base metals gained but oils were easier. Loans were steady. Sales.—A. G. Healing, 8s lOd; A. 27s sd; Ampol, Ils 6d; Ansett, 8s 8d; Assoc. Pulp, 44s 3d; Aust. Chem., 17s lOd; A.C.1., 65s 9d; A.P.M., 34s lOd; Bank of N.S.W., 68s 3d; Bitumen, 27s 8d; Bradford Cotton, 6s 8d; Brit. Tobacco, 29s sd; 8.H.P., 56s 6d; Burns Philp, 955; Carlton, 44s 3d; Carrier, 7s 3d; Clyde, Ils 8d; Colonial Sugar, 79s 6d; Commercial, 27s 6d; Courtaulds, 20s sd; Cox Bros., 2s 7Jd; Custom Credit, 12s 6d; Dodds Consol., 8s 6d; Dunlop, 47s 6d; Electro B, 13s 8d; Email, 9s 2d; E.Z. Inds., 19s 6d; Factors, Is 6d; Felt Textiles, 9s; Frigrite, 4s Id; General Inds., 9s 4d; G. J. Coles, 19s 6d; Gordon Gotch, 27s 6d; H. C. Sleigh, 12s lid; Henry Jones, 775; Herald, 54s 6d; Milton, 12s 3d; Humes, 91s 6d; 1.A.C., 14s 9d; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 56s 6d; John Lysaght, 66s 6d; Kauri, 6s 9d; L. J. Hooker, 5s 3d; Moran Cato, 25s 3d; Mould. Prods., 12s 3d: Myer, 38s sd; Nat. Bank, 59s 3d; Nat. Bank 12s 6d pd., 365; Nat. Consol., 34s 6d; N.Z. Forest, 59s 3d; Olympic, 12s 4d; Peters, 8s 2d; Repco, 23s sd; Swan, 26s 9d; Tarax, 10s 9d; Toppa, 13s 4d; Waltons, 17s 6d; Woolworths, 18s 2d; Woolworths nts., 16s 6d; Aust. OU Gas, 42s 6d; B. South, 21s; Interstate, 8s 2d; Mt. Isa, 38s 6d; Mt. Lyell, 3s lljd; Mt. Morgan, 14s 6d; New 8.H., 37s 6d; Oil Search, 2s .id; Planet, 2s 8d; Santos, 20s; A.N.Z. Bank, 725; E.S.A. Bank, 83s; Henry Berry. 26s 6d.

DUNEDIN Sales.—Late Thursday: 100 Bank of N.S.W., Aust., 555; 100 N.Z. Brew., 13s; 300 N.Z. Refrig., 445; 100 Southland Froz. M„ 21s 6d; 450 Alliance, notes, rts., 5s 9d; 200 Manawatu, 8s 9d; 800 A.N.1., 3s 9d; 400 Chas. Begg. 19s 9d; 300 Cox Bros., 2s 2d; 300 G. J. Coles, 15s lid; 100 Woolworths, 14s lid. Sales.—Yesterday: 250 N.Z. Brew., 13s 2d; 600 N.Z. Ins., C, 255; 3350 Nat. Mort. B, 12s 3d; 383 Alliance, notes, rts., 5s 6d; 150 Ampol, 9s sd; 100 8.H.P., 465; 200 Chas. Begg B, 19s 9d; 133 Fletcher, rts., 8s 9d; 68 For. Prods., 48s 3d; 400 W’wths., 14s lOd.