STOCK AND SHAREMARKET.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 8

STOCK AND SHAREMARKET.

"[BY. TELKGBAPH — PKESS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, Bth November. The following business was done at the 3 p.m.' call to-day : — New Sylvia, 4s 4d; Watchman, 3s Id; Bremner's Freehold, B£d; Old Haucaki, 2s: sd; Waihi, £6 6s; Waihi Grand Junction, £1 12s 9d ; Handsworth, 6£d ; New Waitara I (con), 8d; May Queen, 3s sd; New Zealand Insurauce, £4 3s ; Wilson's Ccjnent (ord),'£2 1» 6d. ; ' . . DUNEDIN, Bth November. ' Stock Exchange sales : — Waihi, £6 6s, £6 Is, £6 4s 9d, £6 4s 6d, £6 4s 6d, ' and, for forward delivery, £6 5s and. £6 ss; Waihi Grand. Junction, £1 12s 6d, and for forward delivery, £1 13s:; Talisman Consolidated, £2 15s bu. Sales reported :—lsland: — Island Block, ss; New Sylvia, 4s o£d, 4s Id; Talisman Consolidated, £2 13s 9d; Koputai,^£l 0s 9d; Waihi Grand Junction, £1 12s 6d, £1 12s-7i'd, £1 12s 6d. ■ TALISMAN CONSOLIDATED. The Wellington Stock Exchange yesterday received the following telegram : — "October returns — Crushed 4070 tons, value of bullion, £18,303 9s lid; coots, 35s '3d, made up of — development, 9s; mining, Us lOd; milling, 12s 4d; and general, 2s Id. Sent to London following cable : — No. 13 level south, progress 64it, width of reef 36in, values low," GEAND JUNCTION RETURN. AUCKLAND, This Day. The Stock Exchange observed a holiday to-day. Grand Junctions return : £10,372 from 7135 tons. LONDON QUOTATIONS. By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright, (Received November 9, 9.20 a.m.) ■ LONDON, Bth November. ' Sharemarket quotations include: — Waihi Goldmining shares, buyers 116s 3d. sellers 118s yd; Australian, Mortgage Debentures, £100 10s; Dalgety's .shares, buyers £5 15s, sellers £6 ss ; debentures, £99 (ex. div.); Amsterdam, Goldsbrough Mort, and C'o.'s debentures £98. THE TALISMAN MINE. . Dr. Knight, who has just returned from a visit to the Talisman mine, informed • a Post reporter yesterday that the ventilation had been greatly , improved by the holing through the 15th rise from the 13th to the 12th level. The tube mills were now working most satisfactorily, and the new vat that had to be erected to deal with the, slimes was now almost completed. The board has authorised the purchase of new Ingersoll-Sergeant air compressors of great power. The restoration of the water-power plant was being satisfactorily proceeded wi^h, and would be in running order by the new year.