STOCK EXCHANGE BUOYANT

Taranaki Daily News, 14 April 1932, Page 5

STOCK EXCHANGE BUOYANT

BETTER DEMAND AT SYDNEY. MORE GENERAL BUSINESS. By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright. Rec. 8.35 p.m. Sydney, April 13. v Investors on the Stock Exchange today advanced their offers for all sound securities, and the market was definitely buoyant. In appearance there was nothing spectacular, but the volume* of business was more general and healthier. Even Barrier stocks were higher. ■■ Sales recorded were: Commonwealth bonds 4 per cent., 1938, £95 Bs, 9d.; 4 per cent., 1944, £93 10s.; 4 per cent., 1947, £94 6s. 3d.; 4 per cent., 1950, £9l 10e.; 4 per cent., 1955, £9l 6s. 3d.; 4 per cent., 1951, £9l 17s. 6d.; 4 per cent., 1959, £9l 18s. 9d.; 4 per cent., 1961, £9l 2s. 6d.; Bank of New South Wales, £2B 2s. 6d.; National Bank ( £lO paid), £11; Colonial Sugar, £4O 155.; Huddart, Parker, 255.; Burns, Philp, 395. 6d.; Berlei, Ltd., 19s. 6d. Tooth’s, 265. 7d.; Toohey’s, 16s. 9d.; Goldsbrough, Mort, 255. Australian Gas A, £5 Ils.; Australian Gas B, £5 125.; British Tobacco, £3O Is. 6d.; United Insurance, £8 10s.; Broken Hill Proprietary, 15s. 9d.; North Broken Hill, 615.; South Broken Hill, 425.

Sales on the Melbourne Stock Exchange were: National Bank (£5 paid), £5 95.; Goldsbrough, Mort, 245. 6d. Dunlop Perdriau, Ils. 2d.; Zinc Corporation, 255. 9d.; Broken Hill Proprietary, 15e. 10d. South Broken Hill, 41s. 6d.; North Broken Hill, 61s.