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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10566, 20 April 1928, Page 3

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STOCK AND SHARE MARKET. (Press Association.) WELLINGTON, April -19. Reported .sales: 41 per cent. Inscribed Stock, 1939, £97 15s; 51 per cent, do., 1936, £l6O ss'; New Zealand. Guarantee/' Corporation (8s pd) 8s 2d. Sale on ’Change'/- Bank of-Australasia,-fractions, 9s 6d. WELLINGTON, April I'9. Salo i'e ported: . 4-f per cent, stock '(1938) £97- 156/ 41’ per" cent, bonds /(1938) £97 15s; .41 per;..cent, stock (1939) £97 15sf 51'per cent.; stock (1936) £100:5s; .Bank of Australasia ex rights £l4 6s'; y.-N.Z/ Guarantee Corporation 'Bs'2d'and*.Ba 3d;\ New ■Zealand Breweries'46s Cdb . •: ' :/../■. . 'AUCKLAND,/April 19. Sales nil ’Change: Bank .of Australasia, fractions, 9s •..■Farmers’. Apcbioneering, : B 'pref.. 14s 6d ; Auckland, Gas, con:; ,16s 3d: do., paid, 22s / South British, 159 s 3,d- Reported sales : / -Wilson’s Cement/ ; Taupiri Goal, 26s 6d National' Bank £7 Is; Bank, of New Zealand 15s paid, 21s 6d; Bank of New South Wales £47 l'7s 6d. ■ CHRISTCHURCH, April 19. /: Sales on ’Change: Commercial Bank of Australia 8s Gd; Bank _of Australasia .(fractious) 9s 2d. 2s 3d. DUNEDIN, April 19 Sales reported: Commercial Bank, £1 8s Cd ; English. Scottish and Australian Bank, £8 9s.

STUD SHEEP FOR NEW ZEALAND. United Press Assn, by EL Tel. Ccmyrigbt (Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, April 19. The first consignment of 29 Corriedale sheep from Mr MaeF'arlane’s stud will be shipped Jby the Marama on Friday to Mr C. Alma Baker, of Auckland. The same day the Maunganui takes 14 Corriedale. ewes for Mr Leonard White, of ltakaia ; Four of. these were prize winners at the sheep show. The. balance are hoggets’. nine months old. Mr Storry, wt'll-known in Corriedale circles in New Zealand, personalty clioso the ewes. He is doubtful whether there are four better ewes in the Dominion. They are direct descendants of the original Corriedale flock founded in Can-terbury-in 1874.

HIDE 'AND' SHEEPSKIN SALE REPORT. Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd.. Wellington, report: “At the usual ortniglitly sale of sheepskins and hides average catalogues were submitted. . The market remains firm at last sale’s level of 'values with teen enquiry for all sorts both in sheepskins and ’hides. Sound pelted sheepskins with fair length of wool on were in especially good demand. with prices tending to harden •n sellers’ favor. Tallow sold fbm at late rates.” LONDON TALLOW SALES. Messrs. Dalgety and C|o., Ltd., have (received the following cable from their head office, dated 18C hast.:—v‘At tiie Loudon tallow sales held yesterday, 708 casks were offered, of which 60 per cent, were sold. The following are the prices realised: Fine mutton tallow 42s per cwt, do. beef 425, mixed good 395. 3d, inferior 375, mutton tallow (generally) unchanged, inferior Is higher per cwt. For better descriptions, prices *re 6d higher per cwt.” AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE v V MARKETS. United Press Assn, by El. Tel. Copyrigiu (Australian Press Association.) (Received April 19, 8.30 p.m.) . SYDNEY, April 19. Wheat, at country stations, 4s to ss, ex truck Sydney 5s 7d; flour, export unchanged, still below wheat parity, local £l3 10s; bran £6 10s; pollard £7 10s; potatoes, Tasmanian £7 to £8; onions £10; maize 4s 3d. ADELAIDE, April 19. Wheat, growers' lots 5s -5d to 5.-, Gd; flour, baker’s lots £l3 17s Gd; bran £7 ss; pollard £7 15s. LONDON TALLOW SALES'. United Press Assn, by El. Tel. Copyright Australian PreSsa Assn—United Service. (Received April 19. 5.5 p,m.; LONDON, April 18. At the tallow sales 708 casks were offered and' 401 sold. Good, fine mutton was unchanged, but other sorts advanced 6d to Is. Quotations are: Mutton, fine, 4Ls 6d. med ium 37s 6d; beef, fine, 435, medium 37s 6d. N.Z. FRUIT IN LONDON. United Prsaa Assn, bj El. Tel. Copyright (Australian 1 Press Association., (Received April 19, 5.5 p.m.) ■ LONDON, April 18. The apple market is weak. _ The Hertford’s New Zealand C'ox’.s are quoted at 15s to 20s, Johnathans 15s to 17s 6d, Dunns 11s to 14s ; A 1 iristons 12s to 13s 6d, Worcesters 13s to 15s; pears, Comic (trays) 5s to 9s, Marie Louise and Packhanis, 3s to 4s, and Louise Bonnes 33 to 4s 6d.