Overseas

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30739, 1 May 1965, Page 20

Overseas

SYDNEY The Sydney market recorded a sharp recovery on increased trading yesterday. The share price index was up 4.41 points to 312.40. A significant firming trend among the majority of leading stocks influenced the firm trend Sales.— B.H . South. 22s 5d Mining, 17s 4d; C.R.A., 34s 9d; Kath. Inv., 14s 3d; Mt. Lyell 9s; Mt. Morgan. 17s; Mt. 34s .?, d: New B - H -> *6 8s; N.A.U.C.’ 6s 6d; Nth. 8.H., 40s 4d: Placer, £ll 13 s; Ampol Exp., 3d: Ex - Oil, 2s 4d: ?£ a J' cH ’ ls 104 d: Planet ?.?■’ . ls ,„ 1 ? 4d: Amal. Chem., 10s 3d; A.W.A., 24s 9d; Ampol, 10s ,nn d ? ef ’ 7s 10( b Ans ett. ® s 10d; Assoc. Sec., 16s Id; A-NZ. Bank ' 4»S 6d; A.C.1., 52s J d: A ®. Corp., 14s lid; A.N.L, 4s 4d; Bank N.S.W., 59s 3d; Blue Metal Ind., 16s; Bora!, 24s 6d; Borg Warner, 235; Brambles, 17s lOd; Brit. Tob., 32s 6d; B.H P oOS «d; B. Philp, 78s 3d; Car penter, W. R., 25s 3d; Cast fa r »!J ls ’r.i s ® s ’’ Ghej n. Materials, 12s 9d; Clyde Ind,, 10s 4d; Coles, pa n”. 14s „ 4d: CSK - s »s 3d; O;A.G.A.. -8s llfl; . .Com of Syd S: om j rf 0, / USt ” 22S 6d: C ° nc Ind., 5s 6d; Cons. Hold., 33s 6d; Gol i talnar S’ 2’s; Cust. Credit, !t 9d i 1 D «L 525: Oodge Conoo ’’ dd: D ru S-Houses, Aust., 33s 9d; E M. 1., 21s 3d; E Z 3d: Elders, G. M., 19s rid; Email, 7s; Fairfax, J„ 24s ? d: „J a ’ r .yn>ead’ 20s 6d; Feltex, 7s 9d; Fibre Cont., 16s 9d; Hardie, J., £5 3s; Healing, A. G 6s 6d; Hooker, L. J., 3s 6d; Hordern, A., 6s 8d; I A. Corn, it 43s 6d; D. Jones, 15s Id; H. Jones, 765; L.N.C. 9s 8d; Larke Consol., 10s 3d Lend Lease, 9s 3d; Lifesavers’ 25s 9d; Lysaght, J.. 53s 9d; M. 95s 6d; MarrickviMe, 13s 3d; Maun Bros., 16s 3d; Moran, C., 19 s; Motels Aust., 6 s 7d; Mould. Prods., 13s; Myer Emn ?5 S Nat ,’ Bank - 22®: Ohms: Ms Ud; Peko W„ 14s 3d; Penfold, 14s; Petrochem., 23s 6d; Pioneer Cone., 14s 6d; Pioneer Sugar, 28s 9d; Pye Inds., 20s Id; H ld nJ na i’ t 7os 6d: Rothmans, 33s 3d: Sebels, 17s; Sth. Brit. Ins., 36s 6d; Talcott, 5s 9d; Taubmans, 14s 3d; Tooheys, 9s lid: Tooth, 93s 6d; Union Carb, 60s; Unit Telecast, 7s 9d: Waltons, 10s Id; Woolworths, 14-s Dfi. MELBOURNE Under Increased buying support leading industrials continued to gain, but second-rank issues were barely steady at Melbourne yesterday. Moves were about in balance. Base metals mostly firmed, with Mount Isa up 2s 6d to 345. Oils were variable. Sales.— A.W.A., 24s 9d; Ampol, 10s 4d, and def., 7s 9d; Ansett, 6s 9d; Arc Inds., 9s lid; Assoc. Pulp, 29s 3d: Aust. Chem., 265; A.C.1., 52s 9d; A.N.Z. Bank. 50s; A.P.M., 29s 6d; Bank N.S.W., 595; Boral, 24s 6d; 8.H.P., 50s 6d; Burns Ptoilp, 765; Carlton, 395; C.U.B.Z, 76s 3d; Coles, 14s 4d; C.S.R., 59s 3d; Com. Bank. 22s 7d; Courtaulds, 17s 3d; Cox Bros., Is 6|d; Dunlop, 37s 9d; E.Z. Inds., 2is; Factors, 2s 2d; Felt Textiles, 7s 7d; Gen Inds., Ils 6d; Gerrard, 28s 6d; GolMn, 8s 3d; Gordon Gotch, 24s 6d; Herald, 47s 9d; Hooker, 3s 6d; 1.A.C., 8s 4d; 1.C.1.A.N.Z, 43s 3d; Indoor Bowling, Is 6d; Jennings, 9s 6d; Kauri, 4s 6d; McPhersons, 39s 9d; Minster, 61s; Mould. Prods., 13s; Myer, 29s 6d; Myttons, 14s 9d; Nat. Bank 21s 9d; Nat. . Consol., 25s 6d: N. Forest, 28s 6d: Olympic 9s sd; Petersville, 5s 3d; Project, 3s 3d; Qld. Press, 55s 3d; Repco, 20s 6d; Sleigh, 7s 4d; Smith, H., 47s 3d; Swan, 22s lOd: Toppa, 9s; Waltons, 9s lid; Woolworths, 14s 8d; Aust. Oil Gaa; 27s 3d; B.H. South, 22s 3d; Mt. Isa, 345; Mt. Lyell. Bs. lid; Mt. Morgan, 17s; New 8.H., £6 8s; North 8.H., 10s 9d; Oil Search,. Is Hid; Santos, 225; Western Mining, 245; Berry, 4s lOd; Brolite, 22s 6d; U.E. Box, new, 13s lOd; Comlth. Mining, 17s 4d; Emperor, 4s 9d; Loloma, 17s 6d. INVERCARGILL Late Thursday .—3so N.Z.F.P., 235; 200 Rothmans, 265. Yesterday.— £3oo Auck. Hosp Board, 54 p.c., 6/8/72, £lOO 2s 6d; £lOOO Waikato Hosp. Brd , 5J p.c., 1/7/73, £lOO 10s; 374 Comm. Bank. 20s; 100 Bank N.S.W., 51s 6d; 1000 Wright St., ai p.c., pref., 18s 9d; 300 K.P. Drug, 60s.