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Aust. market turning bearish

NZPA-AAP Sydney The Australian sharemarket was marginally firmer yesterday in lacklustre trade indicative of the negative sentiment now overhanging the market. "Corporate collapses, both real and potential, and the dampening effect of high interest rates for some time have taken any real steam out of the market,” one broker said.

The market leader, BHP, which has seen its share price rise more than 27 per cent since the beginning of the year, gained 10c to 844. The all ordinaries was 1.5 points higher at 1531.5.

Australian National Industries, under a $1.40 a share take-over bid by Kerry Packer’s Consolidated Press Securities, remained unchanged at 140 as 3.30 million shares were exchanged.

The all industrials index was down 1.6 points at 2510.0, while the all resources gained 3.4 to 796.6. National turnover was 83.91 million shares worth sAustl3B.4o million, as price falls led rises 194 to 147.

Hooker Corp, facing debt problems in the United States, fell 7c to a year’s low at 115. •

Among entrepreneurial stocks, John Spalvins’ Adsteam rose 6c to 670 and Alan Bond's Bond Corp 4c to 122. Sir Ron Brierley’s Brierley Investments fell 2c to 128. Bank stocks were mixed. ANZ rose six to 514, while

Westpac lost 2c to 510. National Australia was steady at 654.

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J'lana 5 7 — Kidston 232 250 232 Kitchener 32 42 32 KiwiGold 3 4 4 MIM 188 189 189 MetalsEx — 200 160 Metana 350 355 — Moruya 30 45 — Niugini 380 400 390 NorthBH 235 236 235 NthKalg 24 25 25 NthFlndr 230 235 230 Otter 20 24 — PancontM 150 157 150 Paragon 15 16 16 opt 1 3 — Paringa —- 82 — Pasminco 188 189 188 Pion.Min 39 40 40 PlacrPac 273 274 273 Poseidon 225 230 225 QCTRes 132 133 133 RGC 696 698 698 SnsGwlia 510 — 508 Sparges 10 11 10 SthnPac 42 43 42 Technomin 4 5 — Tectonic 7 9 7 TitanRes 4 — — opt — 1 — WMC 498 500 500 WalMin 181 185 — WestSand 285 290 285 AOG 50 55 53 AmpolExp 178 183 185 Beach 17 — 18 Bridge 81 83 81 opt 28 30 — Claremont 17 18 —■ Crusader 110 115 no Cultus 35 38 — Longreach 3 4 — Magellan 200 220 — Magnet 3 6 — NZOilGas 53 58 — OilSch 73 74 73 Petroz 1 2 2 Santos 370 372 370 Vamgas 250 255 250 WeeksPet 860 1500 — Woodside 240 242 240

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Aust. market turning bearish Press, 2 June 1989, Page 14

Aust. market turning bearish Press, 2 June 1989, Page 14