OVERSEAS SALES

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31983, 9 May 1969, Page 6

OVERSEAS SALES

SYDNEY All market* on the Sydney stock exchange yesterday again traded lower, oils suffering the most falls. Harbourside failed to respond to it* report of oil staining in Its Queensland well. New listings, Australia-wide Mining corp., Ltd, and Dominion Mining n.l. traded welt. Australia-wide ranged in price between 36c and 2Sc, closing at 34c, and Dominion sold up to 37c. closing at 2*c, 3o above its 25c low. Mount i*a traded strongly up to 1000 c to clow at 940 c. B.H.P. sold down to 1580 c before It closed 50c lower at 1600 c. „ Cleveland Tin, 86; Com. Mln., 64; Cons. Gold, 950; Cons. Rutile. 188: Cudgeon. 190; Emperor, 340; G.M. Kalg., 172; Hamersley. 1150;’ Kathleen tnv . 750; M.K.U., 870; Mt Isa, 940: N.A.U.C., 53; Placer, 4100; Qld Mines, 1260; AllOdOV., *3; Ampol Exp., 320; A.0.G., 123; Beach. 320; BXOII, S 3; Longreach, 43; Mid East, 112; Oil Search, 48; Westralian, 106; Woodside, 142; Amaig. Chom., 47; Ampol, 130; Ansett, **: A.W.A., 2SS; Ast. fee.:’ 235: A.G. Corpj, 200; 8.T.5., OT; A.N.1., **; N.S.W., *24: Ber--I*l, 363; blue Metal. 144; Boral, 2031; Borg Warner, 270; Bramble, 22*, and ft*,. 104; Brit. TOb., 335; 8.H.P.. i«00; Burns Philp,

536; Carpenter, 323; Cham- Mat., 143: Clyde. 107; Coal Allied. 24*; Col**, 123; C.S.R., *2B: C.A.G.A.. 270: Com. ot Syd.. 345; cone. Ind., 104; Custom Cr„ 106; Dlck*on. 60; E.M.1.. 440; Elder, 3*o; Fairfax, 230; Fairymead, I*3: F. and T.. *2; Fibre COnt., 200: Hanimex, 18$; J. Hardl*, 504; 1.A.C., 143; int. Boaist., $6; D. Jone«, 1*1; Kolotex, 610; Lend Leaae, 302; Life«aver«. 240; M.L.C., 730; Marrlckvllle. 126: Mauri. 109; Miller. 21*; Newbold, 115; Nutt and M., 4t: Ollm*. 137: Pajrnter, 230; Poke, 11*0: P*nf»M. 323; POtroebem., 57; P.G.H. lnd«, 126: Pioneer Cone., 194: Pioneer Sugar, 250; Protector, 300; Qld Ind*, *00; Bepoo, 107; Rothman*, 326: W. H. Soul, 876; Taubmana. Ill; Thies*, 300: Toohey*. I*3: Tooth, 600: Travel Lodge, 223: Waltons, 135; Woolworths, 122; Wunderlich, 2*B.

MELBOURNE B.H.P. tumbled 60c to 1595 c. shaving almost two point* off th* ordinary ahare Index on a day when the Melbourne stock market wa« generally steady. The index for engineering and steel shares was down 13 points. In the mining and oil section, falls outnumbered rises by more than three to one. Mt isa performed belt on the day on Its renort of new sliver, lead and zinc deposits, hitting 970 c before selling down to 940 c for a rise of 42c. Some other issues were marked down heavily. Western Mining was off 65c to 1060 c, and North Kalgurli was down 56c to 870 c. Vam dropped 60c to 800 c.

Sale*.—A.R.C., 115: Aust. Fert., 145: Assoc. Pulp. 172; A C.!., 250: A. Cement, 103: A.P.M., 160; B. 1505: Brolite, 140: Carlton. 445. and Z, 445; Carrier. 83; Coles. 123: C.8.A., 350: Com. Union. 275: Cyclone. 143: Dunlop, 239: Electronic Ind., 150: Email. 104: E.S.A.. 1020: E.Z.1., 470: Factors, 35: Feltex, 83: Flex Drive, 300; Collin, 110; Gordon Cotch, 200; G.U.D. Hold., 490: Hardie Trad., 245: Healing, 32: Herald. 46; Hooker. 115: 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 236; Jennings, 159; H. Jones. 310; Kauri, 23; MeTlwrth. 125: McPhersons, 235: Minster, 112; Myer, 456; Nat. Consol.. 248: News. 500: Nylex. )27; Olympic. 08: Overseas Corp., 220; Petersville, 50: Reoco, 168: Rocla, 215: 3.A. Rubber, 125: Sleigh. 110: H. Smith, 355: Swan. 318: Wehl, 145; A.A.0.. 85: Aberfoyle. 193: Beach. 210; B.H. Sth. 400; C. Norseman. 470: Cons. Gold, 930: C. 2070: Great Boulder, 850; Lakeview. 370; Loloma, 530: Magellan, 330; Metals Exp.. 660; Mt Lyell. 190: New 8.H., 1870: Nth 8.H., 810; Oil search, 45: Rentson, 690: Santos, 315; WOst. Mining, 1680; West Titanium, ’lo*.