DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE.
The stock exchange -opened again after the holidays on Tuesday morning, and. although not a great deal of business ha« been done during the oalle>, member* report a fair amount off change in investments and several minting stocks. Generally speaking there is very little alteration in. the valuer of the majority of dredging stock-*. a.nd quai'tz-minixtijj shaice, witn the exception of Talisman^, are easier, probably owing to the threatened deadlock between miners and min^-owjKsrs oVer the recent workers' compensation legislation. Generally, investment stocks a^e sl-ghtly improved. National Banks are now quoted ox -dividend, and offered at £5 2s, with a buyer at £5. and Bank of New Zealands were in demand Up to £8 Bs, National Insurances are wanted at £1 7s 6d with a seller at £1 Bs, and New Zealand Insurance- are wanted at £3 15s. Weetport Goals axe offered at £6 l&s without demand. Portland Cements are slightly firmer, probably as a result of "the satisfactory outcome of the halfyear's operations. Sales. — Talisman Consolidated, £2 3s 9cl. Sale Reported. — D. I. C. (preference), £1 Is.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2861, 13 January 1909, Page 28
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181DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. Otago Witness, Issue 2861, 13 January 1909, Page 28
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