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A. B. Kidson, Sharebroker. Country Member of the Wellington Stock Exchange, F. & D. Edwards, Ltd., Buildings, Trafalga- Street. Telephone 208. F. G. Twiss, Sharebroker, Country IN.jinber of Wellington Stock Exchange, fc lo3 Trafalgar Street. Telephone 427. C E. Barclay, Sharebroker and Investment Consultant. Norwich Union Chambers, Hardy Street. Telephone ! 11 ij, TRICES OF METALS IIJ P A-llv Electric Telegraph-Copy riglit LONDON. 29th June.
The official quotations on the London metals markets compare with those previously cabled as follows: June 28. June 29. Per ton. Per ton.
TIN IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, 29th June. iTn is quoted at 49.00 cents a lb. BRADFORD TOPS MARKET LONDON. 29th June. The Bradford tops market is quietly firm with prices tending against buyers. There is increased activity. Recent quotations are:— Merinos
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FRIDAY JUNK. 30, 1939. Buyeis. Sellers. £ s. d. £ s. d. N.Z. GOVT. LOANS— Jj% lnscr. Stock. 15/9/1939-43 98 7 6 99 0 0 3j% lnscr. Stock, 15 3 1941-43 98 10 3j% lnscr. Stock. 0 — 15 9 1941-43 98 10 3$°„ laser. Stock, 0 — 15/11 1938-41 98 0 4% laser. Stock, 0
15/3/1940-43 98 10 0 4‘, I user. Stock, 15,2.1943-46 98 5 0 4'V. luscr. Stock, 15/4/1946-49 _ 97 15 0 4% luscr. Stock, 4 , luscr. Stock. 15,6/1952-55 — 95 15 0 5 i". Bonds, 15/11/ 1938-41 98 0 0 — 5% Rural Bonds, t5/9/1947 _ 98 10 0 l.UCAL BODIES HE ISENTUKES— Wfttu. Hospital, 4% 10 12/43 98 10 0
Wangauui Harbour Hd. 4;% 1/4/55 — 99 5 0 Auck. City 4;% 1/1/1944-45 100 10 0 — A uck. City 4^% 1/1/1944-52 100 10 0 BANKS— E.S. and A 5 0 0 5 2 9 New ZcaliVnl l> Long Term 1 6 5 — 1 moil of A list — 8 1 0 financial— Abraham ft Williams 0 9 6 Abraham & W illiams Deb. 'Stock 0 16 9 — Dr.lgety and Co — 6 15 0 Equitable Bldg. Co. 0 11 0 — General 1* mu nee 0 17 9 National Mortgage B* 1 5 0 N.Z. Guarantee Corp. 0 3 10 0 4 0
N’.Z. Invest. Mort a ml Uep — 0 9 6 Christchurch 14 9 Christchurch (con.) .. — G 13 0 Feilding 0 2 2 — Wellington (ord.) ... — 1 10 0 J N 5> U H A N C F.— National of N.Z. ... — 0 16 9 New Zealand — 2 12 0
South British 2 3 0 Standard — 2 13 6 MEAT PRESERVING Canterbury 0 10 6 — Southland — 1 8 0 transport— Huddart Parker (ord.) 2 14 6 2 16 0 Kelburne Tramway (ord.) — 1 3 0 W OOLEEN— Bond’s Hosiery Mills 1 0 0 Bruce — 0 10 9 Kaiapoi — 0 12 3 Oamarii — 0 15 0
1’iestige, N.Z. (prof.) — 1 2 1 | 1 iiuaiu — 0 12 0 CUA1#—/ West port-Stock toil ■ (pref.) — 0 3 i TIMBER— Rotoiti 0 3 0 Uotoiti (pref.) 0 15 6 — laringamutu 0 13 0 — I 'Jaupo '1 ol;iih (pref.) 0 15 0 — laupo L’otuia (16s r«ld) 0 12 6 0 13 9 BREWERIESN.Z. Breweries 1 17 3 MISCELLANEOUS— Broken Hill I’ty. . . — 3 5 3 Colonial Sugar 43 0 0 49 10 0 CcnSol Brick and 1>1 l’ e * 0 9 4 0 9 3 Donaghy’s Hope 2 7 9 — I). 1 (pref.) 1 1 0 — Electro. Zinc .(ord.) . 2 10 0 — Eiectro. Zinc (8% part pref.) — 2 15 6 <». .1. Coles (rights) . — 2 11 0 Howard Smith (ord.) — 1 1 7 I.C.I Aust- and X Z. (pref.) — 1 5 0 MacDufTs (ord.) — 0 2 1 (pref.) .0 6 0 _ McKenzie’s* — 2 5 •o Moturoa Oil — 0 4 9 Muturoa Oil (pref.) — 0 5 0 National Electric — 0 13 3 N.Z. Newspapers ... 1 12 0 — N.Z. Paper Mills ... 1 3 9 Wilson s (N.Z.) Cement — 0 17 6 Woohvorths Ltd. (ord.) I 3 6 1 3 9 \\ ool worths (N.Z.)
lord.) * _ 0 17 6 Woolworthg Properlies * 1 5 0 1 5 1 Wool worths Properlies (light*) 0 1 11 0 2 0 Dominion .Huliher — 1 0 6 C. M. Hanks (pref.j — 0 14 v) MINING— Alexander (15s paid) 0 7 3 Big River 0 0 7 0 0 11 Martha 0 9 6 — Mossy Creek 0 0 10 0 1 o; Now River * 0 0 8 — AUSTRALIAN— Broken Hill South ... 1 8 0 Mount l.vell — ' 1 7 6 Mount Morgan 0 9 11 0 10 2 UNOFFICIAL LIST
Buyers. Sellers. £ s. d. £ s. d. Assoc. Motorists Petrol (pref.J 1 4. 0 . -aFrozen Prod nets rr* 0 9 6 Metiers (N.Z.), I.td. 0 13 0 — Silknit (N.Z.). Ltd. — 0 5 6 Taranaki Oil Develo[iments — 0 2 3 WgU. l-erui. lildg. — 9 17 6 Fluenzol Ptv., Ltd. . 1 3 0 — *Cum div.
£ s. d. £ S d. Copper— Standard, spot 42 0 n 42 4 44 Ditto, forward 42 8 H 42 11 3 Electrolytic .... 47 5 0 48 10 0 to 48 5 0 48 5 0
Wire bars 48 5 0 48 5 0 Lead — Spot 14 10 7J 14 10 0 Forward 14 11 3 14 10 7J Spelter— Spot 13 18 U 13 18 1J Forward 14 3 U 14 3 a Tin— Spot 229 17 6 229 17 6 Forward 224 6 3 224 6 3 Silver— Standard, per 18 3 16 17 15 16d Fine 19 3-8d
May June June June June June 26 1 8 15 22 29 d. d. d. d. d. d. Seventies 26 26 26 264 264 264 Sixty-fours 24J 244 26 254 ,254 254 ! Sixties 234 234 24 244 244 244 Crossbreds Fifty-eights 214 214 22 224 224 224 Fifty-sixes 20 20 20 20i 204 204 Fifties 17 17 18 19 19 19 Forty-sixes *164 *164 *17 *174 *174 *174 Forties *164 *164 *17 *174 *174 *174 •Nominal
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 1 July 1939, Page 7
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