OVERSEAS

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30879, 12 October 1965, Page 24

OVERSEAS

SYDNEY The market tended to lose ground slightly on the Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. Turn-over in both the mining and the industrial section was average. The non-ferrous group was a shade easier. Sales.—B.H, South ex div., 23s 4d; C.R.A., 36s sd; Mt. Morgan. 17s 3d; Mt. Isa, 35s 9d: New 8.H., 45s 9d; N.A.U.C., 7s Id. Ampol Exp., 9s Bd, and rts., ss; A.O. Gas, 225; Ex. Oil, Is 8d: Mid Eastern, Is Ud; Oil Search, Is 9d; Planet pd., Is 2d; Amil. Chem. ex. div., 7s 8d; A.W.A., 255; Ampol, 9s 4d, and def., 7s Id; Ansett, 6s lOd; Assoc. Sec., 14s; A.C.1., 54s 6d; A.N.1., 4s 3d; Bk. N.S.W., 57s 6d: Blue Metal Ind., 15s sd; Boral, 21s 4d; Brambles, 17s 6d: Brit. Top., 32s 8d: B.H P., 46s 3d, and rts., 24s 9d: Burns Consol., 28s 6d; B Philp. 73s 9d; W T . R. Carpenter, 225; Chem. Materials, Us 6d; Clyde Ind., 9s 9d; G. J Coles, 13s 9d; C.S.R., 55s 6d, and rts., 24s 8d; C.A.G.A., 7s 2d; Com. of Syd., 495: Com. of Aust., 22s 6d: Cone. Ind., 4s 3d; Cons Hold., 31s 9d; Containers, 25s 6d; Cust. Cred., 6s 8d; Drug Houses Aust., 16s 6d: E.Z. Inds.. 22s lOd; Email, 4s 6d; J. Fairfax, 24s 9d; Feltex, 6s Ud; Hanimex. 16s 6d; J. Hardie. 58s 6d: A. G. Healing, 5s 7d; L. J. Hooker, 3s Id; I. A. Corp., 7s Ud; D. Jones, 14s 7d; H. Jones. 80s; Larke Consol., 8s lOd; Lend Lease, 9s 6d; Lifesavers, 245: M. 62s 9d; Marrickville, Us 8d; Mauri Bros., 17s Ud; Motels Aust , 6s 4d; Mould. Prods., 7s 9d; Myer Emp„ 31s 6d: N.Z Forest, 27s 2d; Nat. Bk., 21s Id: News, Ltd., 13s 9d; Olims, 12s 6d; Pek. W., 16s 9d; Penfold, 14s 10d; Pioneer Cone., 12s 9d; Pye Inds., 15s 6d; Qld. Ins., 725; Rothmans, 31s 6d; Taubmans, 10s 9d; Thiess, 4s 8d; Tooheys, 10s 9d; Tooth, 93s 6d; U.E. Box, 15s 3d; Unit. Telecast, 5s 9d; Waltons, 8s 4d; W’wths., 13s sd, and rts,, 5s 7d. MELBOURNE Industrials were steady in quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange yesterday. Moves were small and about in balance. Associated Pulp, down 8d to 275, and C.U.8., Is to 72s 6d. were the biggest moves amongst leaders. Base metals moved narrowly and mostly lower. Oils were steady. Sales.—A.W.A., 25s 3d; Ampol, 9s 2d, and def., 7s 2d; Ansett, 6s lOd; Arc Inds., 10s 2d; Assoc. Pulp, 275; Aust. Chemical, 25s 6d; A.C.1., 54s 3d; A.N.Z. Bk., 56s 6d; A.P.M., 15s 8d; Bk. of N. 57s 6d; Boral, 21s 4d; B. 465, and rts., 24s 9d: Burns Philp, 73s 9d; Carlton, 41s 9d; C.U.B. Z„ 72s 6d; Coles, 13s lOd; Colonial Sugar, 55s 9d, and rts., 24s 9d; Com. Bk., 22s 9d; Courtaulds 15s; Cox Bros., Is 4d; Dunlop, 33s 9d; D.H.A., 16s 9d; Electro B, 10s 4d; Email. 4s 4d; E.Z. Inds., 22s lOd; Factors, 2s; Felt Textiles, 6s lOd; Gerrard, 29s 6d; Gordon Gotch, 255; Herald, 43s Ud: Humes, 51s; 1.A.C., 7s 9d; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 435: Indoor Bowling, 9d; Jennings, 9s 6d; H. Jones, 80s; Kauri, 4s Id: McPhersons, 39s 6d; Minster, 565: Mould. Prods., 7s 9d; Myer, 31s 8d; Myttons, 15s Ud; Nat. Cons., 255; N.Z. Forest, 275; Olympic, 8s 2d; Petersville, 4s Hid; Project, 3s; Qld. Press, 49s 6d; Repco, 19s 4d; S.A. Rubber, 12s 9d: Sleigh, 6s 4d; Swan, 23s 6d; Waltons, 8s 4d; W’wths., 13s 6d, and rts., 5s 9d; Yarra, 10s 6d; A.0.D., Is 6d; Aust. Oil Gas, 225; B.H. Sth. ex div., 23s sd; Mt. Isa, Sss 9d; Mt. Lyell, 10s; Mt. Morgan. 17s; New 8.H., 45s 9d; North 8.H., 35s 7d; Oil Search, Is 9d; Santos, 16s 9d; Cust. Cred., 6s 6d; D.H.A., 16s 9d: Yarra, 10s 6d.