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AUSTRALIA Institutions resume buying industrials

NZPA-AAP Sydney The [Australian sharemarket yesterday resumed its firm trend and closed higher as local; institutions I made their buying presence; felt in the industrial sector. i| Brokers said the market opened [easier because of profit-taking and a quiet close on Wall Street overnight, but recovered strength later) in the mdrriing session. "Some) stocks closed off their highs for the day but trading volumes were solid,” one broker said. By the! close of floor trading here the all-ordinaries index was up 6.1 points at 1427.0 and the all industrials index ha!d gained 18.5 points to 2300.7|! The I all-resources index, however! closed 2.2 points down at); 767.6 and the gold index! lost 4.8 to 1740.7. II National turnover was 136.4 M! I) shares, worth sAust269l;22M. Rises outnumbered falls 284 to 238. The mlarket was buoyed by gains among leading indus-

trial stocks and takeover activity. . j News Corporation climbed 80c to 1350 after recommendations from Wall Street share brokers for the stock. FAI rose 20c to) 510 as 19.85 M shares traded. An investor. Mr Joseph) Gutnick, confirmed that he ;had sold his stake in the company, j Bell Resources rose )7c to 172 after Sir Ron Brierley, pf Industrial; Equity, hinted at improvements to his ; joipt SAustB2sM bid for the!company. ! . Elsewhere on the [takeover front, 10c gains took Rheein arid its suitor, Emajl, to 260 arid 350 respectively: . | Adelaide Steamship rose jc to! 591, Tooth was steady at 720 and its suitor, Petersville Sleigh, was unchanged at ,250. David Jones was up 10c to 8io: I- i X ■ | i [Ariadne was 1c higher at 38c in spite of a net[ssoB.99M loss for the half-year. I , , I )The banks were all highpr. Westpac rose 16c to 566, the ANZ 8c to 444, and NAB 10c

to 538. i . . || X X j Gold stocks were mixed but easier; ori balaripe. Metana lost 30c to 830, Niugini 20c to 440, arid poseidori 15c! tb 245, but Bougainville; rose sc| to 335. | Oil stocks were mixed. Santos slipped 5c tp ) 415 and Woodside :2c to j'fO, but Ampol Exploration |rbse| |sc[ to 315 - I ! I II IJI

Biasing 1 Indust -lai quotes | .ast Buy Sell sale ACI 405 ■ — 405 AFP 17 118 117 | AGC 4*t0 ■ — 440 ANI 1701 172 170 91nts 438 448 — 96nts 314 — — ANZ 44? 444 444 AWA 2*17 250 250 Acmex 135 140 —— AdelStm 594 600 600 Alcan 185 190 Alkair | 85 ■ — 80 Alpha H 118 : 19 18 . Ama til 850 860 860 , B 768. 1 — — Amcor 425 430 430 Ampol 360 365 360 1 85 — j Argo 215 240 240 Ariadne 1 36 138 37 Arnotts 466 — 465 Arrowfeld 200 — 210 pref* 100 140 — AFound 120 130 AustOvrs 1 36 ! 37 37 1 BHP '748 750 7501 BTGlobal 35 ■-i-. — BTR 910 920 920 ‘ BankQld 290 — — Barwon 1 — 4’2 40 BellG 177 — - 178 pref ! —— 120'0 — BellRes 172 17,4 172 | Bisleyopt 1 2 4- — BondCorp 168 172 172 BondMed 55 57 55 opt 9 10 — 1 Boral '430 432 430' Botena !160 —■— — Brambles 942 946 946 90nts 940 4940 BrickP i 375 380 —, Brierley ■ 128 129 128 Bundaber 250 260 255 BurnsP 415 419 415 CRP 38 40 —

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EldatsRs 240 242 243 Emperor 285 305 300 ForSam 163 165 163 GMKalg 182 185 185 GianiRes 96 '97 96 oJt !! * 3 5 I 5 HillSO 1 j; H 160 1*70 7* JasdriMin 180 : — 180 Jlanp ; 1. ■ 18 20 ■1— KiaGra ■; 34 38 35 Kidstom 1 i i 432 438 432 Kitchener i 50 1 — — Kiwi Gold i i 18 20 — Mid; 175 176 176 MetjilsEx i 195 200 — Medina i 820 830 830, Moruyai j 55 60 60 Niugini i i —: 440 440 Norahda 106 107 105 nbh: 265 267 267 NthKalg 52 53 53 NthFlndr 660 700 r— Ottef I : 18 —. 20 PancpritM 190 195 190 Paragon 70 72 170 80 85 Ln* 1 opt ' i 1 . 52 56 521 Parlnga■ — 145 •— PlaarPac 166 167 167 Poseidon ■ 245 248 21-45 Qldfdall 126 128 126 RGQ | 680 690 680 Snsffiwlia 660 670 660 Spaegos 34 135 35 SthnPac 44 45 ■43 Tecttiomi n 10 18 TitatiRes — 13 Li-i opt i 1 : 5 — WMf 534 536 536 WalMirt no 115 110 Wes Sand 155 — 155. AOGi I 1 1 . j 76 80 79! AmqolExp 1 ■ 315 319 3151 Beaah p 1 ■ 33 36 . — ■ Bridge 81 83 83 optl 31 32 32 Claremont 1 . 28 ■ 29 29. Crusader ; .j. 125 135 130' CUltlid:! I' 20 25 20 Expqdd 35 40 . — i Hartbgen 198 200 200 Lreathp' — 13 Magellan 305 310 — 1 Magnet':, 5 7 ; 6 OilScfi 1 110 — 110 PekqOil I 114 115 114 Petrci ■ ' 2. 3 3 Sant< si! | ■ 415 420 415 Vamgds — 285 WeeKSPet 1020 — 1 ~~ Woodside 170 172 1[7°

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AUSTRALIA Institutions resume buying industrials Press, 24 March 1988, Page 34

AUSTRALIA Institutions resume buying industrials Press, 24 March 1988, Page 34