Selective buying on dull Australian markets

Press, Volume CX, Issue 32462, 24 November 1970, Page 18

Selective buying on dull Australian markets

Mining shares ad* vanned in more active afternoon trading on Australian stock exchanges yesterday. Oil and industrial stocks were mixed. Turnover showed no appreciable sign of improvement. Peerless led the miners upward with an 18c gain to 108 c, and International Min-

, ing was 4c higher at 199 c. , Queensland Mines put on ’ 150 c to 3900 c, and Kathleen 1 Investments moved ahead ■ 40c. | Poseidon however dropped . 200 c to $62. Metals Exploration gained ’ 10c, and Lake View put on ! 15c, but Carr Boyd fell sc. Mining Finance was steady on 160 c, and Amad jumped - 7c to 75c. j Heavy-weights C.R.A., . Great Boulder, M-LM. and

Western Mining *ll moved eheed. In a relatively quiet Industrie! market Austin* we* down 4c at 162 c. Thiess at 500 c, New* at 300 c, and Comalco at 550 c, were all steady. T.N,T. advanced 2c to 168 c, and E.Z.I. lost 2c. The Bank of New South Wales fell 10c to 560 c. SYDNEY Silas. Amal. Chem., M; Ampul, 75; Ausett, 72; A.W.A., 135; Ass. Sec., 165; A.N.1., 98; Bk N.S.W., 556; Blue M„ 177; Bramble, 168; Brit. Tob., 230; 1300; Burns P„ 308: Carpenter, 181; C’reach, 32; Clyde, 00; coal Al., 185; C.S.R., 606; C. 325; Comalco ctg, 370; Com. of Syd., 210; C.LG., 3*o; £onc. Ind., 72; Custom, 170; D. 580; Dickson, 58; E.Z! 470; Elders, 170; Fairfax, 136: Fairymead, 210; Hanimex, 105, : Hardie, 350; Hooker, 113; 1.A.C.. 130; IJt.H., 57; D. Jones, 146; Kolotex, 220; L.N.C., 119; Lend L., 305; Lindeman, 270; M.L.C. 550; Mainline, 265; Marrick., 77; Mauri, 106; Miller, 145; N.Z. Foraat, 360; Newbold, 90; News. SOO; Paynter, 180; Pet. Chem., 40: P.G.H., 95; Plant. Hold.. 68; Pio! noer C., 116; Pioneer S., 183; Protector. 280; Publishers, 128; Old Ins,, 350; AusUm, 162; Sleigh, 60; Soul, 576; Sth Brit, 560; .Thiess 500; Tooheys, 150; Tooth, 442 T.N.T., 167; Travelodge, 130; Waltons, 110; Wilcox, 58; W’wths, *7. Sui Jtamwrtey, 618; HUI SO, 67; Kambalda, 11; Kath. Inv„ 1510; Laverton, 80; Malllna. 110; Mln. Sec., 1306; M.I,M„ 433; New 8.H., 1526; Nth. FUnd 150: Nth. Dob., 66;’ NtJ? Mta,’ 82; Paringa, 55; Peko, 1240; Placer' ??? : Pl ?. net MeL ’ UO; Project Min., 32; Poseidon, 6200; Old Mines,„ 400; Robe H„ 252; S.A. Mln., 750; Survey Jlin., 46; Tasmlnex, 190; VAM, 93; West. Min,. 1050; Westralian, 60; Woodreof, IS: Ampol Ex., 140; A.A.0., 125; A.0.G., 62; Beach, 75; Bounty, 7; Clarence, 18; Ex OU, 40; Genoa, 14; Longreach, 31; OU Search, 28; Pexa, 6; Planet Oil, 30; Timor, 30; Westmoreland, 41; Woodside, 70.

MELBOURNE . S’!?’—Ansett, 71; » H ®; a.k. Cem., 87; A.P.M„ 183; Bk N.S.W., 560; Boral, 169; 8.H.P., 1310; Cub. Z, 360; Carrier, 73; Coles, 87; C. 5.8., 606; C.8.A., 220; Com. Union, 190; Containers, 154; Cyclone, 125; Dunlop, 119; Email, 60; E.Z.f„ 466; F and T, si; G. Gotchl 135; Healing, 7; Herald, 315; Hooker, 114; Humes, 170; I.C.L A. 153; Jennings, 112; Mayne Nick., 140; McUwralth, 11; McPherson’s, 57; Minster, 100; Myers. 280; Nat. Bk, 245; Nat, Consol., 158; News, 300; Nylex, 120; Olympic, 70; Overseas, 180; Petersville, 24; Repco, 158; Rocla, 155; Sleigh, 60; How. Smith, 230; Swan, 220; T.N.T., 168; Wehl, 100. Mining and 0i1.—A.A.0., 125; Aberfoyle, 180; Aust. Dev., 172; Beacb, 73 and rts, 21; Bounty OU, 61 and opts, 3; B.H. Sth. 405; Cons. Gold, 910; C.R.A., 1330; Gt Boulder, 325; Hamersley, 616; Lake View, 186; Loloma, 325; MageUan, 120; Metals Ex., 670; M.1.M., 435; Mt Lyell, 240; New B. 1540; Nth 8.H., 225; OU Search, 30; Petro. Mln., 25; Renlson, 1100: Santos, 290; Silver Valley, 78; Southland, 235; Sth Pac., 33; West Mln.. 1040; Comalco, 860 and ctg, 365.