OVERSEAS TRADING
SYDNEY The market lost (round on the Sydney exchange, with the most significant falls being recorded in the mining market. Western Mining took off 300 c to close at 5300 c, C.R.A. fell 50c to 1300 c. Barriers stocks were a shade easier, and the oil market was also slightly easier. In the investment section B.H.P. lost 30c to 1870 c, after selling down to as low as 1830 c earlier in the day. Peko Wallsend shed 30c to 1010 c, and the 1972 options took off 50c to 610 c. Sales.—B.H. Sth, 570; Cleveland Tin, 138; Com. Mining, 415; Cons. Gold, 680; Cons. Rutile, 170; C.R.A., 1300; Emperor, 85; Hamersley, 860; Kathleen Inv., 560; Mt Isa, 534; New 8.H., 980; N.A.U.C., 81; Placer, 3000; Q’yd Mines, 440; Western Mining, 5300; Allo. Dev., 55; Ampol Expl., 245; A.0.G., 220; Exoil, 45; Longreach, 89; Mid East, 62; Planet, 53; Woodside, 180; Amalg. Chem., 45; Ampol, 115; Ansett, 64; A.W.A., 198; Ass. Sec., 181, ex div.; A.N.Z., 800; A.C. Ind., 295; A.G. Corp., 180; A.N.1., 29; N.S.W., 650; Big Sister, 270; Blue Metal, 160; Boral, 178; Borg Warner, 161; Bramble, 130; Brit. Tob., 280; 8.H.P., 1870; Burns Philp, 345; Carpenter, 200; Clyde, 71; Coles, 116; C. 5.8., 475; C.A.G.A., 170; Com- of Syd., 285; C.1.G., 300; Concrete Ind., 39; Courtaulds, 58; Cust. Cred., 120; Dickson Primer, 41; E.Z.1., 340; Elder, 232; Email, 63; Fairfax, 230; Fairymead, 108; Feltex, 56; ‘Fibre Cont., 180; Hanimex, 103; Hardie, 385; Healing, 17; Hooker, 56; 1.A.C., 102; Int. Resist, 55; D. Jones, 111; Kolotex, 155; L.N.C., 67; Lend Lease, 127; Lysaght, 293; M.L.C., 1160; Marrickville, 86; Mauri, 205; Miller, 118; Myer, 466; N.Z. Forest, 223; Newbold, 122; News, 300; Nutt, Muddle, 36; Olims, 93; Paynter Dickson, 205; Peko W.» 1010, and opts, 610; Penfold, 390; Petrochem., 52; Pioneer Concr., 155; Pioneer Sugar, 175; Publishers, 170; Q’ld Ins., 540; Rothmans. 235; Sleigh, 77; South British. 355: Taubmans, 90; Thiess. 500: Tooheys, 119; Tooth, 556; Travel Lodge, 93: Union Carbide. 680; Waltons, 77; Wilcox Mofflin, 37; W’wths, 118. MELBOURNE There was general easiness early and both mining and industrial falls covered a wide range of stocks. However, most leaders made some recovery to the close. The easiness was attributed to fears of British restrictions. B.H.P. recovered from a low of 1840 to dose 10 lower at 1880. Peko closed up 29 at 1050 after dipping to 920. In minings, C.R.A. lost 80 to 1290, while Great Boulder after trading down to 690 recovered sharply in the afternoon to finish 50 higher at 760. Western Mining touched 5100 and closed down 200 at 5300. In an easier oils section Ampol Exploration dropped 17 to 248. Sales.—Ampol, 116; Ansett, 62; A.R.C., 75; Assoc. Pulp. 136; A.C.U 295; A.K. Cement, 124;
A.P.M., 147; N.S.W., 650; Boral, 177; 8.H.P., 1880; Brolite, 115, ex div.; C.U.B. Z., 382; carrier, 82; Coles, 115; C.S.R., 480; C.8.A., 282; Com. Union, 163; Cox, 1; Cyclone, 130; Davies Coop., 37; Drug Houses, 155; Dunlop, 208; Email, (S 3 E.Z.1., 349; Factors, 18; Feltex, 56; Flexidrive, 215; Gordon Gotch, 175; G.U.D. Holdings, 388; Hardie Trading, 165; Herald, 514; Hooker, 55; Humes, 335; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 204; Jennings, 175; John, 240; H. Jones, 250; Kauri, 16; Kelvinator, 155; Mayne Nickless, 305; Mcllwrth, 101; McPhersons, 246; Minster, 105; P. Morris, 470; Myer, 469; Nat. Bank, 304; Nat. Consol., 208; Nylex, 97; Olympic, 87; Overseas Corp., 165; Petersville, 38; Piper Tom, 190; Repco, 195; Rocla, 170; Sleigh, 77; H. Smith, 395; Swan, 160: Yarra, 118; A. 120; Aberfoyle, 250; B. Sth, 574; C. Norseman, 345; Cons. Gold, 700; . C.R.A., 1290; Gt Boulder, 760; Hamersley, 866; Loloma, 330; Magellan, 250; Metals Exp., 370: Mt Isa, 536; Mt Lyell, 205; Nth 8.H., 870; Oil Search, 70; Renison, 580; Santos, 225; West Mining, 5300; West Titanium, 410. LONDON Tuesday Sales Included.—'Nth 8.H., 87s; B.H. Sth, 53s 9d; 8.H.P., 179 s fid; R.T.Z. ord, 102 s, and reg, 101 s 3d; Mt Lyell, 19s 4id; Nth Kalgurli, 18s 6d; Lake Views, 39s lid: Ampol, 12s 4id; Elder Smith, 21s 3d; Dalgety, 45s 9id; A.N.Z. Bk, 74s lid; E.S. and A. Bk, 72s fid; Nat. Bk, 29s 9d; Bk of N.S.W., 70s 7id; P. and 0., 32s 3d; Transport Dev., 12s fid; Brit. American Tob., 109 s fid; 8.M.C., 138 9|d; 1.C.1., 55s 4d; Distillers, 21s 4d; Glaxo, 755; Lloyds Bk, 58s 3d; Marks, Spencer, 39s 7d; Plessey, 30s 3fd; Prudential A, 508 fid; Reed Paper, 43s 3d; Shell Transport. 57s 6d; Unilever, 48s 7d. INDICES
London —Financial Times. 1968 Indus! Govt Gold Feb. 2 .. *428.3 76.19 71.1 Feb. 5 .. 423.4 76 21 73 1 Feb. 6 .. 421.5 76.35 73.5 Hew York.—Dow Jones. 1968 Rails Indust. Sold Feb. 2 228.31 863.58 10.120.000 Feb. 5 226.54 861.13 8.980.000 Feb. 6 227.59 861.25 8.560,000 Retail Ord All ord Feb 2 . 337.16 402 99 484 93 Feb. 5 . 335 27 404.85 •491.29 Feb. 6 . 333 29 404.84 491 OR Feb. 7 . 328.22 * Peak 399.12 481.78
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