Overseas Trading

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31345, 15 April 1967, Page 18

Overseas Trading

SYDNEY

The market failed to show any significant trend, and was virtually unchanged on the exchange yesterday. Mining stocks were a shade easier. The food, drink and tobacco section was slightly firmer. Turn-over of 861,000, including 243,000 mining, was slightly above average.

Sales.—B.H. Sth., 298; Com. Mng., 265; Cons. Gold, 400; C.R.A., 518; Emperor, 36; Kath. Inv„ 265; Loloma, 136; M.K.U., 330; Mt. Morgan, 280; Mt. Isa, 382; New 8.H., 438; N.A.U.C., 38; Nth. 8.H., 396; Placer, 3110; West. Mng., 972; Ampoi Exp., 110; A.A.0., 52; A.O. Gas, 157; Exoil, 15; Interoll 116; 011 Search, 16; Planet pd., 29; Woodside, 78; A.W.A., 201; Ampoi, 60;. Ansett, 57; Assoc. Sec., 170; A. 297; A.G. Corp., 161; N.S.W., 506; Blue Metal Ind., 155; Boral, 198; Borg Warner, 158; Brambles, 134; Brit. Tob., 240; B. 672; Burns Consol., 122; B. Philp, 373; Carpenter, 218; Cast Perkins, 580; Chem. Mat., 120; Clyde, 78; Coles, 114; C.S.R., 295; C.A.G.A., 135; Com. of Syd., 232; C.8.A., 201; Cone. Ind., 47; Cons. Hold., 248; Cust. Cred., 83; Drug Houses Aust., 178; E.Z.1., 216; Elders, 246; Email, 58; J. Fairfax, 246; Fairymead, 140; Feltex, 50; Fibre Cont., 164; Greenwood, 90; Hanlmex, 140; Hardie, 504; Healing, 19; Hooker, 47; Humes, 313; I.A. Corp., 95; 1.C.1., 185; D. Jones, 137; H. Jones, 342; L.N.C., 80; Larke Consol., 90; Lend Lease, 84; Lifesavers, 273; Lysaght, 278; M.L.C., 866; Marrickviiie. 106; Mauri Bros., 210; C. Moran, 133; Motels Aust., 76; Myer, 319; N.Z. Forest, 247; Nat. Bank, 204; News, Ltd., 198; Nylex, 71;

Olims, 86; Peko W., 210; Penfold, 207; Pioneer Cone., 129; Pioneer Sugar, 180; Pye, 70; Old. Ins., 430; Rothmans, 164; Sebels, 150; Sth. Brit., 330; Taubmans, 109; Thiess, 144; Tooheys, 96; Tooth, 499; Union Carb., 465; U.E.8., 110; Unit Tel., 29; Waltons, 87; W’wths., 123.

MELBOURNE Industrials were generally firm in quieter trading. Leaders were variable, B.H.P. dropped 2c to 674. Western Mining reached a new peak up 14c to 972. Other base metals and oils were firm. Sales.—Ampoi, 60; Ansett, 57; A.R.C. Inds. 95; Assoc. Pulp, 147; Aust. Chem., 192; A.C.1., 297; A.P.M., 152; N.S.W., 508; Berry, 38; Boral, 200; 8.H.P., 672; Brolite, 165; Burns Philp, 374; C.U.B. Z, 338; Coles, 115; C.S.R., 296; C. 8., 200; Courtaulds, 48; Cox, 2; Custom Cred., 82; D.H.A., 177; Dunlop, 151; Email, 58; E.Z.1., 217; Factors, 16; Feltex, 50; Gen. Ind., 132; Gerrard, 325; GolUn, 68; Gordon, Gotch, 207; Herald, 445; Hooker, 47; 1.A.C., 94; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 186; Indoor Bowling, 5; Jennings, 133; H Jones, 340; McPhersons, 320; Macrobertsons, 122; Minster, 214; P. Morris, 804; Myer, 319; Myttons, 140; Nat. Bank, 201; Nat Cons., 247; N.Z. Forest, 246; Nylex, 70; Olympic, 75; Petersville, 43; Qld. Press, 455; Repco, 212; Rocla, 179; SMdons, 100; Sleigh, 56; H. Smith, 266; Swan, 225; Toppa, 90; Waltons, 88; W’wths., 123; Yarra, 72; A.0.D., 16; Aust. Oil Gas, 160; B.H. South, 298; Cons. Gold, 410; Emperor, 38; Loloma, 136; Mt. Isa, 382; Mt. Lyell, 131; Mt. Morgan, 280; Nth. 8.H., 396; Oil Search, 16; Western Mining, 974.