OVERSEAS TRADING

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32053, 30 July 1969, Page 21

OVERSEAS TRADING

SYDNEY

The market was firmer although rises outnumbered (aKs in the mining sector only where there was a remarkable reversal of Monday's widespread falls. C.R.A. led the way with a 40 rise to 1720 followed by many other leading miners including Great Boulder, up 30 to 800 and Mount Isa up 10 to 896. The oils were weak. Associated Australian Oilfields, which as one of the Associated Oil Group, announced a gas flow from its Mooga No. 1 well on Monday, fell 1 to 83. B.H.P performed well and rose 40 to 1440. The industrial sector as a whole, however, was weak, with Bank of New South Wales falling another 4 to 726 and 1.C.1. dropping 2 to 218. At the close of trading the market was unsettled.

Sales.—Assoc. Min., 720; B.H. Sth. 390; Cleveland Tin, 92; Cons. Gold, 780; Cons. Rutile, 186; C.R.A., 1720; Cudgeon, 160: Emperor. 205: G.M. Kalg., 135; Hamersley' 1220: Kathleen Inv., 540; M.K.1)., 620; Mt Isa, 896; New 8.H.. 1460: N.A.U.C., 45; Placer. 3450; Planet, 45; Qld Mines, 930; Survey Min., 212 and rts,. 108; VAM, 708; W. Min., 1010; AIMo Dev., 46; Ampol Exp., 275; A.A.0., 83; A.M.G., 97; Beach, 205; Ex Oil, 53: Genoa, 32; Longreach. 32; Mid East, 60: Oil Search, 40; Pexa, 40; Planet. 29; Timor, 56; Vamgas 39: Westralian. 139; Woodside, 110; Ampol Pet., 126; Ansett, S 6: A.W.A., 196; Ass. Sec., 192; A.C.1., 230; A.G. Corp., ISO; A.N.1., 57; Bk N.S.W., 726; Blue Metal, 140; Boral, 190- B Warner, 248; Bramble, 202; Brit Tob., 300; 8.H.P., 1440; B. Philp, 460; Carpenter, 230; C’maine Perk., 735; Chem. Mat., 151; Clyde, 101; Coal Allied, 226Coles, 121; C.S.R., 720; C.A.G.A 230; Com. of Syd., 305; C.8.A.. 305; C.1.G., 390: Cone. Ind., 92;’ Custom Cr., 135; Dickson 57402; El<lcr<! > 288 1 Email, 92; Fairfax, 225; Fairymead, 160: F. and T. Ind., 88; Fibre Cont., 207: Hanimex, 165; Hooker, 99; 1.A.C.. 140; Int. Resit., 70; Jones, D. 165Kolotex, 485; L.N.C., 112; Lend Resist., 70; Jones, D., 165; Lysaght, 495; M.L.C., 634; MarrickvlHe, 118: Mauri, 158; MiMer 190; Myer. 405; Newbold 112;' News, 418; Nutt and Mud, 57-

Peko W„ 970; Penfold. 305; Petersville, 50; P.G.H. Inds., 117; Pioneer Cone.. 153; Pioneer Sugar. 230; Protector, 295; Provincial, 123; Pye. 96; Qld Ins., 560; Repco, 153; Rothmans, 302; Slater, 320; Sleigh, 102; Soul, 700; Thiess, 345; Tooheys, 140; Tooth, 580; T.N.T., 156; Waltons, 125; Wilcox Moff, 65; W'wths, 115; Wunderlich. 385. MELBOURNE Prices rallied In the mining and oil section, but investments remained depressed, although B.H.P. put on 35c during the day to recover to-1435c. C.R.A. rose 20c to 1710 c, and Western Mining and Metals Exploration firmed. Scamander rose 8c to 56c. Queensland Mines rose 40c to 940 c, and V.A.M. rose 14c to 710 c. Hamersley, Peko, Consolidated Goldfield and Loloma eased. Colonial Sugar recovered slightly after Monday’s setback. Dunlop put on 8c to 190 c. E.Z. Industries and Herald and Weekly Times weakened.

Sales.—Ampol, 127; Ansett, 86; A.R.C., 113; Assoc. Pulp 175A.C.1., 530; A.K. Cement, 95; A.P.M., 167; Bank N.S.W.. 730; Boral, 190; 8.H.P., 1435; Carlton 449, and Z, 405, Carrier 84 Coles, 120; C.S.R., 720; CB.A., 305; Cyclone, 142; Dunlop, 190; Email, 90: E.Z.1., 403; Factors, 44: Feltex, 87; Flex Drive, 280; Collin, 94; G. Gotch, 185; Healing. 9; Herald, 320; Hooker, 99; Humes, 210; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 217; Jennings, 142; John, 210; H. Jones, 275; Kauri, 24; Kelvlnator, 135; Mcllwraith, 101; McPhersons, 72; Minster, 80; Myers, 400; Nat. Bank, 305; Nat. Consol.. 230; News, 415; Nylex, 145; Olympic, 87; Overseas Corp., 205; . Petersville, 49; Repco, 153; Rocla, 212; Sleigh, 300; H. Smith, 320; Swan Brew., 300; T.N.T., 155; A.A.0., 87; Abdrfoyle, 160; Aust. Dev., 155; Basin Oil, 17; Beach Pet,, 210, and 10c pd, 165; B.H. Sth, 385; C. Norseman. 390; Cons. Gold, 770; C.R.A., 1710; Gt Boulder, 790; Hamersley, 1215; Loloroa, 460; Metals Exp., 480; Mt Isa, 896; Mt Lyell, 188; New 8.H., 1450; Nth 8.H., 730; Oil Search, 40; Renison, 550; Silver Valley, 150; Sthland, 270; W. Mining, 1000; W. Titan, 440.