Gold issues brighten dull, depressed Aust. markets
Gold stocks provided' the only cheer in a market characterised by lack-lustre trading, thin volume, and general lack of investor support, on Australian exchanges yesterday. The bullion price rise lifted; ■Emperor 11c to 190 c and G.M.K. 8c to 135 c. The C.R.A. retreated sharply, while M.I.M. took al heavy cut at 166 c, 9c lower. Utah, B.H. South, and; Western Mining also eased. B.H.P. continued to founder. losing 14c at 588 c. Comalco, Leighton. Aust.! Guarantee. CSR and A.C.L were others to lose ground. Amatil dropped 3c to 152 c and Lend Lease 5c to 170 c. LAC. rose 3c at 65c j Oil issues were ignored. I
SYDNEY Sales.—Amatil, 110; Ampol, 49; Ansett, 61; A.W.A.. 106; Assoc. Sec., 76; A.G.C., 112: N.S.W.,' : 500; 8.M.1.. 9(1; Boral. 132; Brambles. 95: 8.H.P., 586; Bundaberg; ' 350; Burns P., 255; Carp, 105; C'maine. 300; Clyde. 10b; Coal All. 94; CSR. 290; C.A.G.A., 150; [ Coles, 105; Comalco, 132; C.8.C., 1170; C.1.G.. 200; Cone. Monter,' 98; Email, 62; E.Z.1., 238; Elders. 175; F. and T., 67; Fibre Con., 56; .1. Hardie, 265; Hooker, 73; 1.A.C.. 63; ICI, 160; D. Jones. 108; L.N.C., 100; Lend Lease, 175; Lifesavers, 165; M.L.C., 220; Mainline, 59; Marickville. 60; Mauri, 85; Myers, 122; Newbold,' 175; News. 97; Petersville. 27; Pioneer Monier, 102; Pioneer Sugar, 350; Protector, 118; Sims. 85; Sleigh. 40; Soul, 430; Slater W„ 39: Swan. 115; Thiess. 95; Tooheys, 107; Tooths. 158; T.N.T., 98; Travelodge. 39; Union Carb.. 250: Waltons, 85; Wilcox. 35; W/wths, 63. Mining, oil.—Allstate. 12: Bougainville. 152: BH. Sth. 212; Carr Boyd. 70; Patrick, 7; Cons Gold, 225; Cons Rutl, 100; C.R.A., 202;: Eiyperor, 185; GM Kalg, 138;
Hamersley. 120; Hill 50. 11; Kath Inv., 35; M.1.M., 166; Paringa, 8J; Peko. 285; Planet Res., 4; Project Min., 11; Robe R., 33r Seamander, 30; Sthiand, 15; W.M.C., 120; Woodsreef, 11; Allodev, 5; Ampol Ex., 50; A.A.R., 76; A.0.G., 60: Longreaeh, 4; Oil Search, .12; Pexa, 3; Timor, 8; Woodside, 67. MELBOURNE Sales.— Ampol, 50; Ansett. 61; A.C.1., 190; A.P.M., 130; N.S.W., 500; Boral, 132; 8.H.P.. 588; Comalco, 130; C.U.8.Z., 166; Coles, 105; CSR, 292; C.8.A., 210; Containers. 110; E.Z.1., 240; F. and T„ 65; Herald, 215; Hooker. 70; Humes, 68; ICI, 161; Mayne Nick, 105; Mcßwraith. 95; McPhersons,: 50: N'vlex, 75: P. Morris. 360; Myers. 122; Nat. Bank. 230; Nat. Consol., 80; News, 95; Olympic,. 63: Overseas Corp.. 110: Petersville. 27: Repco. 112; Sleigh. 40; H. Smith. 240; Swan, 118; T.N.T.. 98 Mining, oiI.—A.A.R., 75; Aust. Dev.. 32: B.H. Sth,' 213; Cons; Gold. 225: C.R.A.. 200, Gt, Boulder. 47; Hamersle>. 122: Utah. 380: Metals Exp, 38; i 166: Santos. 55, WM.C..I 120, West Titan, 200. I
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