AUSTRALIAN SHARES
MARKET QUIET BUT FIRM
(By Telegraph.—Press ' Assni—Copyright-.); .'.•• '■• SYDNEY; April 20. : Upon the resumption of business today after the Easter vacation the Stock Exchange was quiet but decidedly firm.' .T-ie undercurrent of confidence was attributed largely to the State election prospects and the strength 'of the -wool market. Commonwealth • Bonds were firm but quiet. Sales.—Bank of New South Wales, £31; Colonial Sugar, £42 15s; Associated New«. 23s Od; Australian Gas, A, £8; ditto, B. £8 Is; Dunlop-Perdriau, pref., 35s 6d; W. It. Carpenter,, 435; Fairymead Sugar, 37s 6d; David Jones, 40s; Farmers, 20s 6d; Anthony ITordcrn. 17s 10%' d; Tooths, iils 6d; Winchcombe Carson, 27s 6d; Wunderlich.ex dividend,. 19s VM; Mt. Morgan, 365: Broken Hill Proprietary, 525; Broiwi Hill South; 81s 6d; North Broken Hill, £0 13s; 'Euratha' Gold. 3s lid; Katu Tin, 245; Commonwealth Bonds. 4 per cent., 1935, £104: 1941, £105; 1944. £104 IBs 3d; 1947, £100 2s Od; 1901, £106 ss. MELBOUKNK. April 20. Stock Exchange sales included—National Bank Of Australasia, £5 paid. £0 is: "Herald and Weekly Times," 53s 3d.' .
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 12
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175AUSTRALIAN SHARES Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 12
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