THE SHAREMARKET.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4330, 1 July 1871, Page 2

THE SHAREMARKET.

Mr. Saunders reports: "Sales this day — Caledonian, 198?., sellers few at 1971. 10s; Sons of Freedom, 20s ; Nonpareil, 4?. ss; Pride of Karaka, 3s 6d ; Thames, 39?. 10s; 1 City of London, 7s 6d ; Cure, 21s ; Vulcan, 15/ Nonpareil, buyers 41. ; All Nations, buyers 4?. 2s 6d; Tookey, sellers 38?. 10s ; Poverty, sellers 9?. 15s. Gas, Bank, and Insurance shares wanted." Mr. J. Newman reports :—" The sharemarket has been inactive, but the last two days show indications of an improvement by increased demand for a number of leading shares at lower rates than sellers will take. This morning there are buyers for All Nations at 41. 10s; Una, 225; Otago, 3?.; Cure, 20s. My sales to-day are —Belfast, 11. ss; Caledonian, 197?. 10s to 198?.; Thames, 39/.; Otago, 3/.; Alburnia, 81., cum dividend." Mr. Edgar W. Walker reports :—" The weather to-day has been rather against business, but sales have kept up briskly. I have sold Caledonian at 1961. 10s and 197?.; Thames, 37?. 10s; Tookey (new issue), 16?. 10s; Nonpareil, 85s, sold freely; Imperial Crown, 61.; Middle Star (new issue), 28s 6d ; Belfast, 11.10s. Multum in Parvo, sellers, 145." Mr. J. Tonson Garlick reports : —"I have sold, * to-day, Caledonian, 200?.; Thames, 39?. 10s ; Otago, 62s 6d; Belfast, 7?. 5a ; Central Italy, 38s ; Nonpareil, 855," Messrs. Scott and Co. report sales to-day — ctThames,|39?. 10s; Otago, 62s 6d ; Eureka, 40s; Cock-a-doodle, 30s ; Red, White, and Blue, 50s; Imperial Crown, 6?. The market continues depressed, but with evident indications of future activity." Mr. J. M. Lennox reports : —" There has been a good demand to-day for leading sharea,^ I have sold Caledonian at 198?. to 2001.'; held firmly for 200?.; .Thames, 39?. 10s ; Nonpareil, 85s; Otago, 3?. 2s 6d; All Nations, 95s ; Shotover, 9s 6d; Middle Star, new issue, 30s. Inquiries for Moanataiari and Imperial Crown."