THE SHARE MARKET

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18172, 17 February 1921, Page 7

THE SHARE MARKET

DUNEDIN STOCK. EXCHANGE. - i There was a 6d market in -Bank of New .- Zealan<ie yesterday, which were asked' fofe" »t 47s 6d. South British wore offered si 34« 6d and wanted at 335. Huddort, Parkers were quoted at 41s 6d and 42s 6d for Buyers J and sellers respectively. 1 Mosgiel Woollens were on the market at £5 6s, and £5 was ~;* offered 'for them. No sales were recorded The following are yesterday’s latest quotations, subject to the usual brokerage:— I Dredging Stocks. Rising Sun —Buy. 3s 6d. >i . Rise and Shine —Buy. 4s. .-tv;;. , ; 1 Mining Stocks; " * Talisman Consolidated —“Buy. Bs. "Waihi—Buy. '27e, sel. 28s 6cL 'Waihi Grand Junction—Sel, 8e 9d. ' ’ ' Mount I/yc-11—Buy. 14s 4d, sel. 15e 3d. Investment Stocks. ■ * 1 ; Bank of N.S. Wales—Sei £32 6s. Bank of N.Z. (20s paid)—Buy. 47s Gd, sel, 48s. , - 1 Union Bank—SeL £l2 ss. - National. Insurance Co.—SeL 625. N.Z. Insurance Co.—Sel. Site 6d. South British Insurance —Buy. 33a, eel. 34a " Gd. 1 ' ' ■ < " '' Standard Insurance Co.—Buy. 465.-. P. and O. (del.)—Buy. £335,-eel. £350. .. .. Huddart, Parker -(ord.)— Buy. 41s- Gd/ael,, 42s 6d. r.' Westport Goal Co.—Buy. 27s 6d,,seL 38*- ; , ’’ Weet.-Stocktoa (ord.)— Buy. 7s, seL -3d. ■■ Brown, Ewng. (pref.)—Buy., ate.. ..... ,? D. 1.0. (pref.)-*Sel. 20s 3d. Goldsbrough, Mort—Sel. 36a 3d. National Mortgage—Sel. 90s. Xioan and Mercantile—Buy. £BS, sel. £9O. Wright, Stephenson (ord.) —SeL 40e. Wright, Stephenson (pref.)—Sel. 16s. Dominion Rubber—Buy, 20s, ' sel. 255. Dunedin Stock Ex. Propy.—Sel : 475. i Dunedin-Kaikorai Trams- —Sel. 25a"9dC ' ’ N.Z. Refrigerating (10s paid)—Sel. 20a~. Gd."' South Otago Freezing—Sel. £5. d-■ !-■ Bruce Woollen Co. —Buy. 995. * Kaiapoi Woollen (ord.) —Buy. 25a.Gd.*- ;■*?-. Mosgiel Woollen —Buy. £5. sel. £5 -6s. N.Z. Paper Mills—Buy. N.Z. Drug Co. (£2 paid^.-Buy. ,60s, , se(L:v 61s Gd. : i N.Z, Drug Co. - prem. N.Z. Hardware (ord.) —Buy. 14s, sel. 16a. A Perpetual Trustees—Buy. 355. Trustees, Executors—Sel. 625. ‘ DsaKNTUBKB. N.Z. Government War -Bonds (4f per -cent 1930—Buy. £9O. ■ i . N.Z. Government War Bonds (4J per -cent:), ■ 1939—5e1. £B9. N.Z. Government Inscribed Stock ..(4) percent.), 1936—5e1. £B9. , : N.Z. Government Inscribed Stock ,{4J per' cent.), 1939—5e1. £BB 15s. , . Soldiers’ Loan (bonds) —Buy. £B9 ISs, eeL‘ £9O. ' * ,v ’ ■ ■*' Soldiers’ Loan (inscr.) —Buy. £B9 15s, seL-; £9O. ’ WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE - (P»* Uititto Puna aasociirrojr.) ' ’• j WELLINGTON, Pebruaiy ’Li/;,. i The following business was lepphted hii ’ I ’Change to-day,—Bank of New Zealand, £2 s 7s Sd; War Stock (1938), £B7. /' i THE VALUE OF DIPPING, ."• ” | “ Dipping properly carried out repays its cost many times over.” So wrote., thpi„ ■ chief of the live stock division, of pertinent of Agriculture. -j.'.j'. Siii4 To obtain the best results, sheep dipped in an efficient and lasting prepara-* tion, that will destroy vermin and parasites, ; and produoa fleeces that are soft and h»- j trous. QuibeU’s Improved Powder Dipt ’I does all this. ' . . s Mr J. A. MuoFarlane. Glenares, Eastings, writesj “I have used QuibeJl'a , Powder Dip for 12 « 15 years. It is easy, to mix. and my sheep am olwayacWn.T l their skins’in good condition, and. the, Wool’ *■ soft and lustrous,’*—Dalgety and . Cky, t (Limited), agents,—Advt, .. .1- *- n