OVERSEAS EXCHANGES

Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31500, 14 October 1967, Page 18

OVERSEAS EXCHANGES

SYDNEY

Th* market ended th* week on a slightly easier note with leading miner* B.H.F. all closing a shade weaker. B.H.p. eased 5c to 1485 c. Hameraley Holdings were Nc easier at 870 c while C.8.A., a substantial shareholder in Hameraley, was down 4c to 040 c. Oil Search was once again the most active amqng th* oil* and dosed 5c firmer at 44c.

Bates—-B.H. Sth, 423; Com. Mining, 312; Cons. Gold; 408; C.8.A., 040; Hamersley, 870; Kath lav, 4M; Loloma, 370; WBUTM-anSS 2SM: Ampol Exp.. 170-, A.A.0., 82: AS,'Gas, 182; BxoU. 17; Interoil, *7; Mid Eastern. 46: toll Search, 44; Planet pd, 43; Woodside, to; Amal. Chem., 45; A.W.A., 223; Ampol, 74: Ansett, TO; Assoc. Sec.. IM; A.N.Z.. 7M; A.C.L. 334; A.G. Corp., 1*1; A;N:I.,' 3*; N.S.W., 642; Hue Metal Ind., 182; Boral, 218; Brambles, IN, ex div., ex rights; Brit Ttfb., 245; B.H.P;, 1485; Burn*. Consol, SO; B. Philp, 302; Carpenter, 183; Chem. Mat., 133; Clyde, S 3; Coles, 114; C.S.R„ 454; C.A.G.A., 14; Com. of Syd,, rts, Ito; C.8.A., 355; Conc lnd?, 43; Con*.-, Hojq, *3O; Oust, tored., 165; Dalgety, 515; Drug Houses, Anst., lit; 8.Z.1., ,300;' Elders, 236; Email. 73: Fairfax, 2M; Feltex, 57; Fibre cont., 180; Healing, 20; Hooker, 40; Hordern, 401 Humes. 338; LA. Corp., 101; 1.C.1., N 7: D. Jones, 138; H. Jones, 286; L.N.C., 63; Larke Consol, 77; Lend Lease, 118; Lifesavers, 255: Lodge, *2; Mauri Broe, 230; Moran, 145; Motels, Aust, 85; Myer, 418; N.Z. Forest. 243; Nat. Bank, 262; Ne«s, Ltd, 340; 011 ms, 85; Peko W., 404; Penfold, 323; Petrochem, 53; Pioneer Cone., 128: Pioneer Sugar, 175; Publishers,. IM; Pye, 117; Old Ins., *75; Rothmans, 108; Talcott. 20; Tanbmans. 115; Thiess, 280; TOOhsys, 117; Tooth, 550; Union CMrb., 580; Unit Tel., 55;,,Waltons’,'80; W’wths. 124. MELBOURNE Industrials were steady in closed 10c lower at 1485 c after a low level low ot 1485. Minings were variable. Gains, were moderate except Western Titanium, which moved up 35c to 410 c, Falls Included Western Mining down Nc to 25M and C.B.A. down 28c to 820. Oils were irregular. OUsearch rose sC.to 44. MagoUan wpnt down Sctolsar. ’ Bales.—A.W.A., 222; Ampol, 74; Ansett. to: A.R.C. Inds, ,80; Assoc. Pulp, 143; AtC.L, 336; Ak. Cement, 108; A.P.M., 141; N.S.W., 644; Berry, 36; Boral, 218; 8.H.P., 14*5: .Brolite, Ito; B. Philp, 3*l; Carlton, 380 and Z. *36; Carrier. a*; Coles, 114; C. 5.8., 4N; C.8.A., 256; Cmirtaulda, 62; Cox, 1; Custom Cred., 105; D.H.A., 142; DHbS rard, 325; Gollin. 64; Gordon, Gotch, IM: Herald, 536; Hooker, 48; Humes, 340; 1,A.C., 100; 1.C.1-A.N.Z., 202; Jennings, 188; §i St Cons., 223; N.Z. forest. 2*3; Nylex, 88; Olympic, 80; Petersvflle, 40; Protect. *4; 480; Bene*. 240; Bocte, IB*'- Ogdons, 82; Sleigh, 6*i SWan, 205: Waltons, 81; #wths 123; Varra, 110; A.0.D., 28; Aust. Oilgas. 183; B.H. Sth, 425; Cleveland ak’wwss'r Oil Search, 44; Bentton, SN; Westernmng, 25M; Weat Titanium, 410.