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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12784, 30 October 1919, Page 8

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STOCK EXCHANGES. CHRISTCHURCH. Following ore the late*, quotation*: Buyer* S*U«a A ». d. £ * d. DEBENTURES- @ BANKSNational of New Zealand . . . 6' 8 0 Union of Australia . 63 0 0 65 oO' INSURANCE— New Zealand . . 118 0 Standard . . . 219 0 LOAN AND AGENCTNational Mortgage . 515 0 SHIPPING— Huddart-Parker 5 -. 9 T 0 FROZEN MEAT—. N.Z. Refrigerating (10* paid) , . ... 138.149 N.Z. Refrigerating (20s e paid) . . 2 5 0 COAL— Wosiport . , . 'll2 9 WOOLLENSKaiapoi ... 9 17 G GAS- ■ Christchurch . . 6. 7 0 MISCELLANEOUS— Eclipse Petrol (£1 paid) ... 200 Mason ■•Struthers (£1 . ■ paid) • • ■ 15 0 Mason Struthers (14s paid) . . . 017 0 N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. (£2 paid) . . 2 4 0 25 0 N.Z. Sugar of Milk . 118 6 2 0 0 Papuan Products .023 Weeks, Ltd. . . f 7 10 0 Wbiloombe and Tombs 613 0 MININGBlackwater Mines . 014 6 Mount Lycll . .17 6 New Keep it Dark . 0 7 S Talisrnan . . 010 6 011 6 Wnihi Grand Junction 0 14 0 Sales reported—New Zealand Refrigerating 10s paid). £1 4s 6d; Now Zealand Sugar of Milk,- £1 18s 6d. OTHER EXCHANGES. [Per Press Associahon.] DUNEDIN, October 30. Bales on 'Change.—Mount Lyell, 27s 6d; National Bank, £6 7s; P. and O. (deferred), £6OO, £OO4, £610; Otago Central Preserves, 335. Sales reported.—Goldsborough Mort, 47s'9d; Malay Rubber, 20s 6d; New Zealand Refrigerating, 24s 41d. AUCKLAND, October 30. Sales on. 'Change.—Wilson’s Cement, ISs 9d; Grand Junction, 14s 2d. LONDON MARKETS. WOOL. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association, (Received October 30, 12.20 p.m.) LONDON, October 27. At the wool sales 11,151 bales iwcro catalogued, of which 3140 were New Zealand. To-day’s offerings constituted a fairly good selection, especially of average quality morinoos. There was a large attendance. There was spirited bidding by Yorkshire and Continental buyers for mcrinocs, average medium combing lots realising' prices on a par with the last closing rates. Faulty combing bellies and pieces advanced 5 per cent. Crosj-brods, medium, advanced 5 per cent. Fine cross-brcds were in keen request at full late rates. Scoured slipes generally were in the sellers’ favour. Lambs, merinoes, were in strong demand at unchanged prices. Cross-breds were at par to a 5 per cent advance. In the Bradford market there is a buoyant strong demand for fine qualities at higher rates. The lower quality shows a hardening tendency. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN.. (Received October 30, 12.5 p.m.) LONDON. October 29. Ine underwriters will receive 61 per cent of the New South Wales loan.