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INDUSTRIALS FIRM AUSTRALIAN SHARE MARKETS SYDNEY, Oct. 1. The market for investments was fairly firm to-day with prices lidding well. Gold shares were not quite as strong. Sales: Commercial Bank of Australia, 18s 7id; E., S. and A. Bank, £5 16s; Howard Smith,'lßs 6d ; Jluddart Parker, 36s 6d; Burns Philp, 725; Australian Gas, B, £7 7s 6d ; British Tobacco, 445; Queensland Brewery, prof., 225. Australian Glass, 93s 6d ; Dunlop IVrdriau, 17s fid, prof. 33s fid ; Goldsbrougli Mori, 345 ; Electrolytic Zinc, 43s 9d ; Anthony Hordern, 18s 6d ; Farmers, 33s 9d ; General Industries, 19s. Commonwealth Wool, 17s; Permanent Trustee, 18s 6d ; Mark Foy, 525; W. H. Soul, 82s; Wunderlich, 24s 3d; ITackshalls, 15s ; Kandos, 21s fid ; lliime Pipe, 19s; Waldas Shoes, New Zealand delivery, 34s 9d; John McGrath, 395. Mount Morgan. 14s 3d : Mount. Lyell, 30s ljd ; Zinc Corporation, 84s fid : Placer Development, 995; Tongkah liar hour, 18s 4jd ; Lady Slirnton, 2s 3d ; Mandated Alluvials, 15s 6d ; New Guinea Goldfields, 4s lid.
Morning sales included : Commonwealth bonds, 3i per cent. 1948, £96 10s- 3| per cent. 1951. £9B 10s; 4 per cent, 1958, £lO2 7s 6d; 1950, £101; Australian Gas, A, new, £7 6s; Tooths, 55s 9d : Anthony Hordern, 18s 9d ; Associated News, pref., 245; British Tobacco, 445; Burns Philp, 725; General Industries, 19s‘3d ; Millaquin Sugar, 42s 9d. • MELBOURNE, Oct. 1.
Bonds were unchanged and a firm tone was maintained for industrials. Barriers were easier on the report oi labour troubles.
Sales: Commercial Bank of Australia. 18s 9d; E.. >S. and A. Bank, £5 16s; Carlton Brewery, -645.; G. .T. Coles. 78s; Australian Class, 07>s 3d ; Electrolytic Zinc. 43s 9d d 0. .( prof.. 46s 9d. Mount- Morgan,. 14s 3d ;• Mount .Lvell, 30s ; Broken IlilF Proprietary. 77s 6ft; Broken Hill rights, 2s 7d ; North Broken Hill, £9 14s; l’ongkah Harbour, 18s 3d; Emperor, 15s; Loloma. 23s 3d. Silverton Trams, 38s; General Motors, 23s 6d : Herald and Weekly Times, 69s fid ; Kauri Timber, 255; Myers, 36s l£d; Yarra Falls. 40s 6d : Sulphide Cor](oration, 16s 8d ; Hume Pipe, 19s.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19136, 3 October 1936, Page 7
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