STOCK AND SHAREMARKET.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 14, 18 January 1910, Page 8

STOCK AND SHAREMARKET.

WELLINGTON BUSINESS. There was some activity in mining business at the first call on 'Change today. 1 MINING. \ Sales. 3.15 p.m. yesterday.— Royal Oak (con.), Is Id (r). 10 a.m. to-day. — Old Hauraki, 4s (r), 4s (c); Royal Oak (con.), Is 2d (c) ; Talisman £2 5s 3d (r), £2 4s 9d, £2 6e (c) ; Waihi, £9 16s (r) ; Grand Junction, £1 15s 3d (r); Waitangi Consolidated, 2s 5d (c); Consolidated Goldfields, 19s 6d (r) ; Ross (paid), 9s 3d. Sales on 'Change are indicated by (c), and reported sales by (r). AUCKLAND PRICES. [BX IELEGBAPH — PRE3S ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, 17th January. Business ,at this afternoon's call of the Stock Exchange included : — Old Alburnia (paid), Is 10d ; Point Russell, 7d ; Saxon, Is 4d, Is 5d ; Waiotahi, 4s lOd; Ross Goldfields, 9s; Mount Welcome, 6d ; Old Hauraki, 4s Id, 4s 2d, 4s Id, 4s, 4s Id; New Zealand Crown 6s 2d ; Talisman Consolidated, 46s 3d, 465, 45s 9d, 465; Waihi Grand Junction, 35s 9d, 35s 6d ; Victoria, Is 2d ; •New Sylvia, 3s lOd; South British Insurance, 555 ; May Queen, 4s Id. AUCKLAND, This Day. At this morning's call on 'Change Jbusrness included. — New Sylvia, 3s 9dj 'Watchman, Is 9d ; Old Hauraki, 3s lid, *4s; Tnirua Broken Hills, Is 4d, Is 3d; Talisman, 44s 9d;; Grand Junction, 35s 6d ; Old Alburnia (paid), Is ; Waiotahi, 4s 9d; Waihi, 197s 6d ; Grand Junction, ;35s 3d. TRANSACTIONS IN DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN, 17th January. Stock Exchange sales :-f-Muddy Terrace, 255 ; Golden Bed, 21s ; Consolidated Goldfields, 19s 6d; Old Hauraki, 4s Id, 4s Id, 4s Id ; Waihi Grand Junction, 355. Sales, reported .- — Trustees' Executors, 60s ; National Insurance, 27s 6d ; Old Hauraki, 4s 6d 4s sd; Waihi Extended, 3s 6d. LONDON QUOTATIONS. -By Telejsrapli.--.Pres* Association.— Copyright. (Received January 18, 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, 17th January. Waihi Junction shares are quoted, buyers 355, sellers 3-7s 6d. BLUESPUR CONSOLIDATED. / AN APPEAL. [BY TFLEUHAP£( — PAB9S ASSOCIATION.} DUNEDIN, This Day. In the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Williams decided in the case Varcoe versus the Bhiespur Consolidated Com. pony, an appeal from the Warden's decision, that appellants were entitled to recover, and maintained the Warden's injunction. This decision will have farreaching effects on the Bluespur workings.