AUSTRALIAN EXCHANGES
FIRMING OF PRICES YESTERDAY’S DEALINGS Sydney, June 15. When business began on the Stock Exchange the weaker trend looked like continuing, but after the early call buyers, both genuine and speculative, operated and prices firmed rapidly. Bonds, after being marked down, had a steadier tone, but the payment of £4,046,000 Commonwealth interest on bonds of three per cent. 1938, fours 19? U sr.d fours 1955 is having a beneficial effect.
Sales.—National Bank £lO paid) £ll 10s, Bank of New South Wales £2B ss, Commercial Bank of Sydney £l5 12s 6d, Queensland Insurance £2 4s, Adelaide Steam 18s, Mercantile Mutual Insurance 16s, New Zealand debentures 5J p.c., 1937 £llO, British Tobacco £ 1 10s 9d. Tooths £1 9s, Tooheys 18s 9d, Goldsbroughs £1 3s 9d. ditto New Zealand delivery £ 1 3s 4}d, Millaquin Sugar £1 5s 6d, Dunlop “Perdriau (pref) £1 5s 9d, Broken Hill Proprietary 16s 41'1, North Brokens £2 18s 9d.
Commonwealth Bonds.— 4 p.c. 1938 (ex interest) £93 Ils 3d, 1941 £92 15s, 1944 £9l 2s 6d, 1950 £9l 7s 6d, 1953 £9l ss, 1961 £9O ss, 1955 (ex interest) £B9 10s.
Melbourne— Metropolitan Gas £lO 7s, Dunlop Perdriau 12s 3., Taranaki Oil lOd.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 155, 16 June 1932, Page 8
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