SYDNEY SHARE PRICES

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 135, 10 June 1933, Page 16

SYDNEY SHARE PRICES

SALES IN MELBOURNE

IJnlted Press Association— By Electric Teltgraph—Copyright SYDNEY, June 0. Recent' steady advances in values ended in some profit-taking, and there was a mild reverse in prices generally on the Sydney Stock Exchange today. The demand for brewery shares, pastorals, aud the better-class industrials slackened. Commonwealth bonds remained quiet, , despite the Loan Council's action not to suspend sinking fund payments. lin dredging scrip reflected the sharp rise in the price of tin reported today. Sales.— Bank, o£ New South Wales, £31 15s; National Bank of Australasia, £5 paid, £6 7s; Queensland National Bank, £5 ss; Burns, Philp, 535; Howard Smith, 10s 9d; Associated News, 9s 2d; ditto; pref., 19s; British Tobacco, 35s 9d; Dun-lop-Perdriau, 18s lOMsd; Goldsbrough, Mort, 25s V/zd; Goodlet and Smith, 14s; Standard Cement, 13s 9d; Morris Hedstrom, 17s 6d; Henry Jones Co-op., 39s 6d; Electrolytic Zinc, 20s; Winehcoinbe Carson, 25s 9d; Wilcox Mofflin, 8e; Greater J. D. Williams, 7s Id; Tooth's, 37s 7%d; Toohey's, 23s 9d; United Provisions, 8s Id; Mount Lyell, 235; Broken Hill Proprietary, 34s 7%d; South Broken Hill, 555; North Broken Hill, 81s- 3d; Zinc Corporation, 30s lOVkl; Taranaki Oil, 2s. ' . ! MELBOURNE, June 9. Sales today included.—Goldsbrough, Mort, 25s 3d; Gordon and Gotch, 34s tid; Herald and Weekly Times, 575; Howard Smith, 10s 6d; Dunlop-Perdriau, 18s 9d; British Tobacco, 35s 6d; Taranaki Oil, 2s 3d.