Overseas Exchanges

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30442, 16 May 1964, Page 16

Overseas Exchanges

SYDNEY The market closed for the week on a moderate tone with prices steady and turn-over light, on the Sydney Stock Exchange. The most active stock continued to be Marcus Clark rts., followed by George Hudson and B. Sugar stock tended to ease slightly. Sales.—A. Lyell, 4s 9d; Mt. Isa, 41s sd; B.H. Sth., 21s 4d, and new paid, 20s Id; New 8.H., 87s 6d; Nth. 8.H., 37s 9d and n. paid, 365; Mt. Morgan, 15s 6d; Ass. Freney, 6s; A. O. Gas, 28s 6d; Ex. Oil, 3s 2d; Inter Oil, 5s lOd, and rights, Is 9d; Mid-Eastern, Is Search, 2s lid; Planet, Is lOd; Timor, 9d; Kath Inv., 17s 4d; M.K.U., 8s 6d; N.A.U.C., 4s 2d; Unit Uran, ss; Com. Mining, 15s 6d; C. 34s 6d; Com. of Syd., 595; Com. of Aust., 26s 3d; Nat. Bank, 265, and rts., 12s 9d; Bank N.S.W., 645; Tooheys, Ils sd; Tooths, 98s; A.G. Corp., 15s 6d; C.A.G.A., Ils Id; I.A. Corp., 12s; Latec, 4sd; Qld. Ins., 935; Cons. Hold., -35 s lid; J. Fairfax, 39s 6d; A.W.A., 26s 9d: Ampol, 11s Id, and def., 7s lid; Ansett, 9s Id; A.C.1., 61s; Bora!, 29s lOd: Brit. Tob., 30s lid; 8.H.P., 58s 3d; B. Philp, 109 s 6d; Clyde Ind., Ils lid; C.S.R., 83s 9d; D. Jones, 22s 8d; D.H.A., 50s 3d; Email, 7s 7d; E.Z. Ind., 21s lid; Feltex, 9s; G. J. Coles, 18s 6d; H. Jones, S7s 6d: 1.C.1., 53s 3d: L. J. Hooker, 4s lOd; Myer, 365: Rothmans, 345; Waltons, 15s 9d; Woolworths, 17s lOd, and notes, 17s; W. R. Carpenter,' 35s 7d: A. G. Healing, 8s 6d; Amal. Chem., 14s 6d; A. Hodern, 10s 3d; Blue Metal Ind., 25s lid; Brambles, 23s 6d; B. Philp S.S., 60s; Cone. Ind., 8s Id; Hackshalls, 13s; Humes, 90s; J. Lysaght, 545; Lend Lease, 9s 9d; L.N.C. Inds., 12s lid; Marrick Hold., 21s 6d; Mauri Bros., 225; Motels Aust., 6s 2d; Moulded Prod., 12s 3d; N.Z. Forest, 60s 6d; Peko W., 13s 7d; Pioneer Cone., 16s Id; R. Symonds, Is 7d; R.M.C., 14s 3d; Thiess, 6s 9d. MELBOURNE Leading industrials continued to ease in another quiet market. Over-all moves were small and about in balance on the Melbourne Stock Exchange. Mining were quiet, and mostly lower, loans were steady. Sales.—A. G. Healing, Ss 6d; A.W.A., 275; Ampol, Ils 3d, and def., 7s lid; Ansett, 9s; Assoc. Pulp, 375; Aust. Chem., 18s; A.C.1., 61s 3d; A.P.M., 35s 9d; Bank N.S.W., 655; Boral, 29s lOd; Brad. Cotton, 5s 3d; Brit. Tobacco, 31s; 8.H.P., 58s; Burns, Philp, 109 s; Carrier, 5s lid; Clyde, 12s; Col. Sugar, 83s 9d; Comm. Bank, 26s 3d; Cox Bros., 2s; Custom Credit, Is 6d; Dodds Consol., 9s Id; Dunlop, 51s 6d; Electro B, 12s 2d; Email, 7s 7d; E.S.A. Bank, 555; E.Z. Inds., 225; Factors, Is 9d: Felt Textiles, 9s; Frigrite, 6s sd; General Inds., 9s sd; Gerrard, 31s 6d; G. J. Coles, 18s sd; H. C. Sleigh, 9s lOd; Henry Jones, 87s 6d; Herald, 55s 6d; Hilton, 12s 9d; Humes, 90s; 1.A.C., 12s; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 535; John Lysaght, 53s 6d; Kauri, 6s 4d; L. J. Hooker, ss; Moran Cato, 25s 3d; Moulded Prods., 12s 4d; Myer, 35s lid; Nat. Bank, 26s 3d; Nat. Consol., 32s 8d; N.Z. Forest, 60s: Olympic, 10s 6d; Peter Vic., 7s 4d: Project, 6s 4d; Repco, 29s 4d; Swan, 27s 9d; Toppa, 12s; Waltons, 15s lid; Woolworths, 17s lOd, and nts.,' 17s; Aust. Oil Gas, 28s 9d; B.H. Sth., 20s 3d: Interstate, 5s lid; Mt. Isa, 41s 6d; Mt. Lyell, 4s 9d; Mt. Morgan, 15s 6d; New 8.H., 87s 6d; North 8.H., 37s 9d; Oil Search, 2s lid: Planet, Is lid; Santos, 20s; Timor, 9d; Cwlth. Mining, 15s 6d; H. Berry, 32s 6d.