AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
a. > < . , PROPERTY SALES. <*: " Messrs. Samuel Vail© and Song sold by fa MKr" 0 ? ■ y Mterd ay an allotment, 66ft to Linfi.; Pn-street and 100 ft to Kent-street. Pons' WS% ;£2:l2BM 'P cr foot, and 5 acres «- *1T$ < uj# Perches, situate in Belfast-street,, *' >■ ■'_£_*_*' ncar Pah Farm, for £10 °- Two M ■5| !r Qperties submitted failed to find ? * i&?. was a crowded attendance at Mr. 5 SffiS?- auction sale of land and houses !I! JiC'ffi i Bldd was spirited, and every il£'*sL one , 8 quitted. For the property [er pSjS&ffirs'** *"ft- frontage to Manukau rid F*£|K"J?'--r??"» and house , of six rooms, ri- S«Jrf~^ b i d :' tut declined. The property M WtmS : E -i Gn Bmd > lot 1,. having' 33ft J teifSS?-'! 0 Mount Eden Road and " ft to J Wlth sh °P and cottage of 3 l^33KM' was «° W for £615: lot'. $ P««tr«j to Mount Eden Road by * PSfe'^flS? of five rooms, brought ,3 fJS'Wrf 33 ' 4 fro » ta 8e to Mount Eden m -*-'St™ „£ I'- cottage of six rooms, £465; *fi tt'^id'bflow/ 11 fr °ntage to Mount Eden ilt* ■"%'$ tV« ' of six rooms, £475; >* : '":^ftte>n"S ta j? *? Mount - Ed « , » Road by 0 PfeS^,. haddook - stree t. with shop and * &&*»*!Lrf £X m "' J? 630 'Lot 6, having » ; ' ' Vand ?! 6ft to , Mount Eden *k>ad by 6 Pi«» at the S W^K^ Sed -, of P" or to the auction &'v-WoT "£ residence and five acres at .;- "CBSO. \ nev *ber was also disposed of for ' "?_ °- f , Mr - T - Mandcno rifti the M,? wdc L1 w,th buv<?rs yesterday, * W tStiKn Estate, near Kumeu, on 8 llwa -?u ,lno ' was «P for "*• ' ■ *** very «,Jt,wl: i Th ? : ro P«'-ty is consid-jjr-i friw ! off eroH T tK) "f Ww and tho SI ?• **« 800 a f other , s ' Whiph w "* passed * 3 ' A wore as {ollows : ~ ** V fe* 8 ' arres re ol^r acr^: r lot*lß, 32 Ft* fiF*"& ri£. M per; acre; lot 18, 32 RflT*i*«?,A C -S : 21 ' 3* acres.'£s gfflfe V ■«», lot 24, 24 acrefi > £7 7a 6d per
acre; lot 23, 46 acres, £5 per acre; lot 22, 52 acres, £5 per acre. Sections were passed in as follows: 1, 27 acres, £6 10s per acre; lot 20, 46 acres, £4 15s; lot 19, 37 acres, £4 12s 6d; lot 14, 44 acres, £4 15a; lot 8, 29 acres, £4 2s 6d.
FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Business during the week on the local fruit and produce markets has been fairly brisk, supplies to the auction sales showing marked increase of new season's produce. New potatoes were in good supply, as regards quantity, but quality generally was poor to inferior, owing to blight forcing digging. Old potatoes were in short supply at advanced prices. The onion market was bad, fair shipments of new Sydneys, of poor quality, arriving, and selling slowly. Butter and eggs showed no change. Poultry sold high. The fruit market was fairly well supplied, and throughout good values ruled. The first hothouse grapes were offered. Following were tho ruling prices at tho auction sales yesterday : — Field Produce.—: Southern, prime, £5 15s, £6. Onions: Victorian, 14s to 16s; new Sydney, 7s to 9s. Dairy Produce.—Butter: Farmers', in prints, prime, 9d, 9|d; farmers', bulk, prime, B£d; milled, in bulk for export, 10d, 10id. Eggs: Fresh, 9£d, lOd. Fruit.—Apples: American, 15s. Grapes: Hothouse, 2s sid lb. Tomatoes: Hothouse, first, 7d to 9id lb; seconds, 4Jd to 6d lb. Oranges: Local, 15s to 18s case; Island, 20s case; Sydney, 6s to 10s case. Mandarins : Sydney, first, 14s to 15s case; seconds, 4s to 6s case. Lemous: Local prime, 6a to 8s case; fair, 4s to 5s case; Sydney. 6s to 7s case- Cherries: Local, Is 6d lb. Passion fruit, ,15s to 20s case. Gooseberries, 4s lOd to 7s box. Walnuts, 7d lb. Peanuts, 2id lb. Bananas, 4s to 5s bunch; lid to 2jd lb. Pines, 6s to lis crate. Poultry. Is lOd to 2s 6d each; table roosters, 3s 6d to 4s each; ducks, Is 9d to 2s.
Miscellaneous.—Young pigs, 6s to lis each. .
DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. [BY TELEGRAPH.PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Ddkkdin, Friday. The following Stock Exchange sales are reported:—Waihi Extended, 4s 3d; Waihi Grand Junction, 39s 3d, 395, 41s, and 41s 3d (forward delivery). A sale was reported of Waihi Grand Junctions at 39s 6d. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright London, November 18. The bankers who are offering the new South Australian loan. assert that they have not offered any of it under par. LONDON. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright. (Received November 19, 8 p.m.) •'.■.,.':' , • ---,„ ,■'. - London, November 19. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Following were the Bank of England returns for the week:—Gold coin, £34,050,000; reserve. £25,364,000 proportion of , reserve to liabilities, 54.45 per cent. notes in circulation. £28,431,000; public deposits, £6.321,000; other deposits, £40,228,000; Government securities, £16,008,000; other securities. £22,907,000. MONEY MARKET. Bank rate, 5 per cent. : » • Short loans, 4 per cent. Three months bills: London,,4j per cent.; Paris, 2J per cent.; Berlin, 4| per cent. ■■-■ \, ... ~
'AND COLONIAL STOCKS. Consols, £82 10s. ' • . : , New South Wales * per cents., £107 17s 6d. .. • - South' Australian 3£ per cents, £98 ss. }■ Queensland 3 per cents, £86. New Zealand 4 per cents, £105 2a 6d. Tasmanian 34 per cents, £97 12s 6d. ,-.;..';. West Australian 3£ per cents, £93, .'"';/
WHEAT AND FLOUR. The wheat market is quiet and inactive. Cargoes are steadily < held. - October shipments per" sailers = are offering at 41s; Feb-ruary-March shipment, -37s 9d. There is tittle inquiry for Australian on spot at 42s 9d to 435; New Zealand, 38s 6d to 39s 3d. Flour is slow of sale at 31s 3d for spot, 28s 1 6d being asked If for a January-Febuary shipment.. ■":'*;■ :',5 ?; - ; \ :"-•'■■'•.:'. -~ .':'•.---' BARLEY AND OATS. • Burley "■■ is :in good ;; demand, : Australian malting being quitted at ; 34fr : .M : r3?s';'r>],Vta store: Chevalier, ? '303 to 355. ;' "' _ ; For oats there is flood inquiry. ; Fine New Zealand Cartons sell at 20s to 225 ; sparrowbills. 19s 6d ; to. 20s 9d. ; :La Plata, quiet; January-February shipment, 13s 3d. • BUTTER. The Osterley Grange's shipment of butter sold briskly, choicest salted quitting at 114s, 1155.' to; 118s ;,v New. Zealand, 120s. Quotations for Danish are unchanged.- Owing to the cessation ;of ; Siberian supplies, new jieeondaries i and stored colonials are meeting with more inquiry, the ! former selling at 104s to 110s, the latter at 98s to 104s. - " ' e " ,: METALS. i Copper: On spot, £60 Is 3d; at three months. £61 3s 9d; electrolytic, £62. Tin: On spot, £139 17s 6d; at three months, £142. . - i ~* Lead. £13 ss. v ; Spelter, £23 ss. ; '■■.-.',■. : - SUGAR. German, 12s sd; first marks, 14s 3d. ■;...- -wool. On the Bradford wool market there is small business, but the market is very firm an" colonial reports. Spot; forties' sell at 13Jd. forty-sixes ( 16d; common sixties, 25jd; super.. 262 d; sixty-fours, 27jd; and futures common sixties, 24£ d; super., 25id; sixtyfours, 26id. <■
1 BUSINESS DONE YESTERDAY. Previous day's ■~l.'„i closing, Mies. ' ,\ i - -. £ a. d. , S 5 Wi«tnftrt Coal—3rd call, £6 6s ... — " ! - Eckffd Tramways (nrd.)_2nr,l«ll, 21s : Td. 21s 8<1: 3rd oil, 21s 6<1 .. - Wilsons Portland Cement (ord.)-2nd and Wltm 3rd calls, 40s 6d .. • — ■ ■ v Queen-2nd call, 4s Id ... ... 0 4 1 . vi* Monowai-lst call, I. 9d ... — ; I pS Sylvia-lst ld and 2nd calls, 5s; 0 5 0 ■ 0 5*8 '■%% Oak (con.)-2nd call. Is 3d ... . .-- Tan»iaro-2nd call, lid - s«Mon— call, ljd ; 'Cr(r»n-2nd call. 5*d ... ... 0 0 5* . , OoMei. Belt call, la 2d. Is Id - Gblden Belt (consist call, 84d; 3rd tairuabroken Hill_2nd ill. la" 3d '.'.'. 0 1 4 Extended—3rd call, 24d ... — Tairna Reefs (5d paid>-3rd call. 3d .... - I SStoman Consolidated-lst. 2nd, and 3rd * "calls, 50s ' ... ... ■ .» ... l 9 9 ■VTaihi Consolidated—3rd rail, 4s 2d .... - — Waihi Extended-2nd and 3rd calls, 4a 4d 0 4 2 W.ihi Grand Junction—1st call. 40s:. 2nd call, 39s 9d; 3rd call, 39s 9d. 40s ... 1 19 9 Han(fa*'orth-3rd call, lOd „ ... — — I fountain King (con.>-2nd call, 9d ... — . ■ !■ . CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Sellers. Buyers. £ a. d £ 8. d. Mi glints— i ' yew Zealand 9 14 0 9 12 0 | | • National ' • 6 2 6-610 ., INSURANCE— Kew Zealand ... — — 3 17 6 ; 3 15 6 •, . National ... \X\ . ~ Sooth British ...... & " «> "* fclNANCIAL- • .. : ■- 1 : X*w Zealand and ; River . . Plate ... •« — 1 17 6 1 15 6 -mill Hikurangi 110. 0 19 6 Hikurangi ... 110. 019 6 .. Tinpiri Mines, Ltd. ... 0 19 3 0 18 9 ',. Westport 6 8 0 6 5 0 "***- - i * A Auckland, new issue ; •».—«- * & o i ■ Thames - . ••• - 114 0 — ; GisbornV ... 2 11 0 — - SHIPPING— ,'- Northern; paid up ... 0 12 6 0 1110 (TIMBER— ' >'' :: :' ; Efturt, eon. ■-.-■. ... ... 016 0 0 15 8 WOOLLEN- :"■'■■:■ ','.-'-...• : .' / *':' ■ - Wellington ... ... ... = 3 0 0 l \ Kaiapoi. M ... - 4 18 0 SfFlilSCEXLAOTOUS-l . , ... "* Auckland Tramways, pref. 1*3 "' 129 Aackland .Tramways, ord. 1 19 1 13D.S.C., Limited ' ... ... 0 3 3 0 3 2 v. JSS Milne and Choyce, Ltd., A , ■: — ' 1 2 0 ' - Milne and Choyce, Ltd.. B 14 0 .12 ; New Zealand Drug, £2... — 2 6 0 .. ■ Northern Boot — 0 12 0 . lew Zealand Papers Mills,. 12 3 • 119 II Saarland and Co., pref. ... — ■ 110 itsMSTonsonlGarHck. Ltd., ... 0 18 3 « — , Wiseman and Sons, pref... 10 0 0 17 6 Wiltons Portland Cement - * ' Co., pref — 2 0 6 ' * Wilsons Portland Cement . _ -,' 1 .- l iCo.,--ord ... —■:'•■■■.. 2 0 3 Taranaki Petroleum, paid 0 11 0. — DEBENTURES— : -"'■'::;*:'-■:/ '■''■ ' '■ ■.",' : '"'' : .,' Anckland Harbour Board, .. 4 per cent ... ... • — 93 0 0 ' ' ' Bonanza' ..." ... ... 0 0 5 0 0 4 | Dixon's Consolidated, con. 0 0 10 0 0 ; 84 : 1 Haleyon ......;.... 0 0 34 0 0 2 i Knranui-Caledonian , ... 0 17 0 14 "',. r Magnet, con .... ... 0 0 34 0 0 14 '-■ ; May.Queen 0 4 1 0 4 0 £- i Kay Queen Extended ... 0 0 5 — _ 1 • New Monowai -y i... ... 0 ;1 11 0 18 ■ New Sylria ... 0 5 2, 0.5 0 Occidental Consolidated ... , 0 0, 3 ■,';.■; 0 0 1) |L# OHAIburnia, paid up ... 0 19 ,0 1 6 ,- Qld-AJhumla, eon. ... 0 If 013, ■■■_- Powt.Ruaaett ... -.006 005 ■iii Saxon ... ■ ""... «• . 0 1,5 12 m& ScaridinaTian ... -.003 0 0 14 mm Southern Queen ... • -. 0 0 3 001 Thames .. ... -. -.006 — : Victoria ...,„.... 0 12 0 10 jg * Waiotahi ... ... ... 0 5 0 0 4 10 4 Waitac§i Consolidated ... 0 3 3 0 3 2 Watchman 0 2 6 -. 0 2 0 1 1 Consolidated Goldflelds ... 0 16 6 • 0 15 6 & Sew Alpine, paid up ... 0 4 0 0 2 9 Roes GoldSelda ... ... 0 11 6 0 10 3 , * ; Progress Mines ... ... 0 13 0 0 12 3 \ ' Pour-in-Hand •: ... ... Ill — ... Golden Pah ... ... ..003 001 I Hauraki Freehold ... ... 0 0 7 — Kapowai, con. .,. \ ...... 0 0 3 - 0 0. If -„"-•; Monte Christ© , J ... ... 0 0 4J - 0 0 3 Moant Welcome, con. u ...''- 0 0 4- — " . V - DWHauraki: Gold Mines 0 19 0 17 1 Kapanga ' ... 0 0 64 00 54 Pride of Tokatea ... ... 0 0 71 0 0 6 . Royal Oak, con. ...... 0 14 0 11 s - langiaro ... •' 0 0-3 001 ,T$U«« , ...003, — S?*tU5r* Consolidated ... 0 0 3 — Beadigo 0 0 6 0 0 4£ - Logan's Antimony Mine 0 0 44 0 0 2 - Mecwai ... ... - ... 0 0 24 — 4V Sed<lon ... ... ... 0 0 24 0 01 -; . Champion ' _.— „ 0 0 7 — . f& Crown „ 0 5 11 0 5 10 ■- Dominion, con. ...... 0 0 44 0 0 3 1 ., Glamorgan ... ... ... 0 0,54 0 0 44 ■,:..■ Golden Belt, paid up ...012. 0 10 If* Golden Belt,". con. ... ' ... 0 0 84 0 0 74 |J Golden Cross ...... 0 -0."3 ■■:■..- ■.'•:■ •••-- - KrikW I 0 0 2 — .. Karangahake T : ... ... 0 0 4 0 0 2 Komata Reefs .006 005 ;'-' •Madriland ... 0 0 9 0 0 8 > New Waitekauri 0 0 24 0 0 2 M'SfelteiriJi • ■ 0 0 44 0 0 3 ||S«lile."of Waihi .... ' ... 0 ■ 0 9 0 0 64 'I^S-MWnrl' Sun ?■:;; •„•. ... 009 0 0 6 ( Tairua Broken Hill* ... 0 1 4 0 13 ■ \'V Tairoa Golden Hills ... 0 6 3 0 5 7 I,-- . Talma Extended 0 "0 3 ' 0 0 2 |. : Talma Gem ...» 0 0 34 — fjP^lWtto Monarch ConsoL.. 0 0 3 0 0 If ?|^l'iajnia^Seef»,'6d ; paid ... 0 0 34 0 0 24 Tairaa Beefs, con. '»■•■•';.»',. 0 0 2- 0 0 1 1:-.| - Talisman' Conaolidated ... 2 10 6 2 10 0 •ft 5 lihl ■■'■ - •• ' • 918 0 9 16 6 i!i Wtlbi Beach 0 0 8 .— It, ™* ConsoUdated ... 0 4 4 0 4 1 lll® w, ™*8xtended"-'',.'..--; : >.'-..."''0 '4 4 '- 0' 4 3ll^pS^tGrand' Junction ... 2 0 0 ; 1 19 9 flfcfaf^'^Orxod'• Junction ** IJi :t „?P? w,t ••• 0 16 0 0 14 0 / !» H * ni * lwortn •■• ••• ••• ° 0 11 0 0 9 t ''.:/-shssmH <. - ... 0 0 3 0 0 1 ml Maeotahj King, Is paid ..011 ' — I ; fr^i5 0wt * King, con. ... 0 Oil 0 0 7 I Motmtala Queen, con. ... 0 0 7 — 1 - Jew WaiUia, con. ,.■ ... 0 1 0 — ;: : ■< Crown Royal ... ... 0 0 5 0 0 2 ! " ■ ' ' "
tl ' CALL AND DIVIDEND LIST. ,1 Dhttenaa. '/ ttV l i^ m * a Cotuolldated ... ... 0 16 Nov. 23 ffi McJ l % 8R * ,steamslli P Company... 7 p.c. Nov. 26 I g«Uii O.M. Co -.„/..;;... 0 4 0 Deo. 1 d - 8«unt 1 *« n Mining »nd Railway 1 Kl'iOoniptny*';^' „ '■/„..'... 0 1 9 Deo. IS % ; ■ c»ns.' - . * B*:9M«'Extended. Sept 17 D 0 (A Nor. 23 ,. Sffi®? ,: ?27 ember 8 ...... 0 0 1 Nov. 29 » «H**3*» November 8 ...... 0 0 l Nov. 29 '3 Sffin^5*? 01 ?» Xov. 10... ° 0 1 Nov. 29. H ';. WttWfltach " November 11 ... 0 0 2 Dec. J ''i f S** N <>'«nher 17 — - ° ° 1 Dec. 2 yjg - Wewat CpMolidated, Nov. 18... 0 0 1 Dec. 2 mm<>, ... ——
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14223, 20 November 1909, Page 5
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