AUSTRALIAN SHARE MARKETS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 183, 4 July 1936, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN SHARE MARKETS

INDUSTRIAL ISSUES FIRM

SYDNEY, July 3

A continued hardening market for high-class industrial shares and a firming trend for many low-priced ti ading issues were recorded on the Stock Exchange to-day. Pastoral shares also rallied . Sales.—Bank of New South Wales, £33 ]"s Gd; Commercial Bank of Australia, Ills 3d; Colonial Sugar, £44 2s Gd ; Adelaide Steam, 30s 9d; Associated News, 23s 3d; ditto, pref., 23s 9d. Howard Smith, 19s 4.Jd; Australian Gas, A, £7 12s Gd; Berlei, 355; Berlei, contributing, ISs Gd; Tooths, 53s 9d ; Tooheys, 31s G. J. Coles, 84s; Drug Houses, 31s. Dunlop-Perdriau, 18s lid; Goldsbrough Mort, 30s Gd; Greater ,T. D. Williams, 8s Id; Electrolytic Zinc, 40s 3d; Kandos, 22s 3d; Beard Watson, 18s; R. Fowler, 13s 9d; Hume Pipe, 20s 9d; Mark Foy, 275; Australian Drug, 14s Gd; W. R. Carpenter, 44s 3d; Gibson and Howes, 30s; Mcggitts, 27s Gd; Goodlet and Smith, 235; Gordon and Gotch, 495; Victoria Nyanza, 8s 3d; V underlich, 21s Broken Hill Proprietary, 74s Gd; new issue, oGs Gd; Emperor, 14s; Tavua Development, Is Gd; Mataki, 3s Gd; Tanah Biji Tin, 16s. Woolworths, Ltd., ordinary, buyers £5 18s, sellers £5 19s Gd; Woolwortlx (New Zealand), sellers £6. MELBOURNE, July 3. On the Melbourne Stock Exchange to-day, bonds were steady. The investment market was strong and active. Barriers were neglected. Fiji shares were active. Sales.-—Commercial Bank of Australia, 19s 2d; National Bank of Australasia, -£5 paid, £7 2s Gd; Adelaide Steam, 30s Gd; Carlton Brewery, 595; G. J. Coles, 80s; Australian Iron and Steel, pref., 2Gs. Australian Glass, 91s; Dunlop-Perdriau, 18s 4d; Goldsbrough Mort., 3Gs; Electrolytic Zinc, 40s 3d; ditto, pref., 435. Mt. Morgan, 15s 3d; Mt. Lyell, 24s 4sd; Broken Hill Proprietary, 745; Emperor, 14s Id; Loloma, 2is 73c1; Myers Emporium, 34s 4id; Kauri Timber, 24s Id; Hume Pipe, 20s Bd.