MINING AND SHAREMARKET NEWS.

Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 64, 13 September 1900, Page 6

MINING AND SHAREMARKET NEWS.

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. The following' are this morning's quotations, subject to the usual brokerage :— Deep Stream —Buyers, IGs 9d brandy Jacks—Buyers, 3d p; sellers, Is 6d p Consolidated Dredging —Sellers, 11s p Dobson No. 2—SelWrs, .£1 Is 6d; sales, £1, £L 0s 3d Foley's Creek—Buyers, Cs 9d p Greenstone Junction —Buyers, 5s p Grey Uiver—Buyers, 14s 3d p ; sellers, 15s 3dp Hokitika River —"Buyers, 2s Gd p Kohinoor—Uuyers, 6s p Jlokoia —Buyers, JCI Mosquito—Buyers, 3d p • sellers, Is n JS'eison Creek—Buyers, 17s Cd p Noto.wn Creek—Sellers, 2s 6d p Notown Creek (paid up)— Sellers, j>l 2a Cd Notown No. 2—Sellers, 2s p Princo of Wales—Buyers. 4s p Euby Crook—Sellers. Is p Thompson's Bullock Creek—Buyers, 6s 6d p; sellers, Ss 6d p Central Electric —Buyers, .£3 Clnulton Cieek—Buyers, .£1 10s p: sellers, JU 12s Cromwell —Buyers, ,£5 Dunstan Lead—Buyers, £1 5s 6d Fourteen-mile "Beach—Sollers, .£1 18s Gold Queen—Buyers, .£1 14s Junction Electric- Buyers; «£1 11s 63 Lady Charlton —Buyers, 5s dis Lawrence— Sellers, .£ll9s Jlaiiuhoi-ikia— .Buyers, .£4 17s Gd Meg aud Annie —Jßuy<;rs. £2 4s Merrimac—Buyers, .£1 4s L. H. B. Wilson. Chairman. CD. Moepkth, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND STOCK EXCHANGE. The following are to-day's quotations :— Bignell's Notown —Sellers, 6d p JJnller United —Sellers, 55s Brandy Jacks—Buyers, pap Dobson No. 2 —Buyers, Is p Daylight—Sellers, Crip Dunstan Pioneer—Sellers, 3gp Golden Hippies— Buyers, 3s p; sellers, 4s p Golden Molyneux—.Buyers, 3s 9d p : sellers, 5s p Grey River—Buyers, 14s p Junction I'lleetric—Uuyers, .£1 83 Jubilee—Sellers (paid up). 35s ' Mono- (paid up)— Sellers, 8s Mapourika lliver —Sellers, 2s p Mosquito— Buyers. Gd p Oliika-iti —Sellers, 3d p ; sales, par Prince Albert —Sellers, oar Ttocklands —Buyers, pay lluby Creek —Sellers, Is 3d p; buyers, par Keetton United—Sellers, Gd p Ktillwater —Sellers, 5a p Whangamata Proprietary (paid-up)— Sellers, Waimangaroa River —Sailers, 2s Gd p Premier Bnllor—Sellers, par l^artloy and liiley—Buyers, £v 10s Stony Creek—Sellers, Is Gd p: sales, Is p Grey Eiver No. 2—Sellers" (paid up), 22s Gd; contrib., 4bp I. W. JJjickenzie, Chairman. Hf.niii- A.KvanS, Secretary. DUNEDIN SHAREMARKET. DUNEDIN, This Day. Sales were recorded in the Sharemarket to-day as folloAvs: — Cromwell, 105s ; Dunstan Lead, 255; Electric, 54s ; Gold Queen, 355, 35s 3d; Hartley and Riley, 117s, 118s, 117s 6d, 117s; HokitiVa Pdver, 3s 3d: Inch Valley, 31s j Kelly and Casey, ss; Meg and Annie, 44s 6d, 445; Upper Magnetic, 26s 6d.

An alleged brother of the Premier of New Zealand has been discovered in South Africa. Writing from Bulawayo on 13th July, Trooper James M'Lean, of Okaramio (Marlborough), who Avent Avith the Fifth Contingent, says: —"We met an old miner here, dressed just in the rough and ready style of the Np.av Zealand diggers. He told us his name Avas Seddon, and he claims to be a brother of the Right Hon. R. J. Seddon, of New Zealand."