THE SHAREMARKETS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 302, 22 December 1933, Page 9

THE SHAREMARKETS

DOMINION EXCHANGES [ Per Press Association 1 AUCKLAND, Dec. 21. Sales on ’Change.—Stock, 1940, 4 per cent., £lO2 10s; Bank of New South Wales, £32 7s 6d; Bank of New Zealand, 47s 9d; New Zealand Insurance, 575; South British Insurance, 775; Dunlop Rubber, 19s lid; Moturoa Oil, 3s; Wilson’s Cement, 26s 6d; Woolwirths, Sydney (ord.), £4 18s 6d; Maerewhenua, lOd; Waihi Junction, 4s 7d (2 parcels); Waitahu, 5s 6d; Mount Lyell, 23s 3d. Unofficial List.—Claud Neon, 46s 3d; New Zealand Perpetual Forests, 475. CHRISTCHURCH, LDec. 21. Sales on ’Change.—Sun Newspapers, 3s lid, 4s (2); Commercial Bank of Svdney, £l7 5s (5); Bank of N.S.W., £32 ss; E.S. and A. Bank, £5 Us 6d; Bank of N.Z., 47s 9d; Dalgety and Co., £lO 2s 6d; New Zealand Refrigerating (£1 paid), 19s lid; New Zealand Refrigerating (10s paid 1 ), 9s 8d; New Zealand Breweries, 37s 3d (2); British Tobacco (cum. div.). 37s 3d; Electro Zinc (ord.), 265; Mt. Lyell, 22s lid, 235; Aotearoa Gold Prospecting lOd; Central Shotover (9d paid), lOd; Nevis Diesel Electric, Is sd; Waitahu 5s lOd. Sales Reported.—New Zealand Refrigerating (£1 paid), 19s lid; New Zealand Refrigerating (10s paid), 9s 9d; Electro Zinc (ord.), 26s 6d; Mt. Lyell, 23s 4sd; 200 United Building Society Ch., 18s (2). JMLAY SAUNDERS SHAREBROKER. 77, RIDGWAY STREET, Wanganui. Country Member, Wellington Stock Exchange. ’Phone 2378. C. L. DUIGAN & C O, STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, 75 RIDGWAY ST., WANGANUI. (Eat. 1896.) Country Members, Wellington Stock Exchange. ’Phone 3566. AUSTRALIAN SHAREMARKETS Received Dec. 21, 9.35 p.m. SYDNEY, Dec. 21. On the Stock Exchange buying orders were numerous to-day, the turnover being above normal. Most industrial and trading shares continue to forge ahead in a generally strong market. Bonds, however, are comparatively neglected. The exchange closes to-morrow at 1 p.m. for the Christmas and New Year vacation. It is estimated that during the year there has been an average rise of approximately 30 per cent, m the value of the principal industrial and trading shares. The year’s turnover has been of record dimensions. Government loans have touched new high levels aud there is an impression, in stock exchange circles that money rates will continue to ease during the coming year, and that a strong demand prevails for fixed income-beariug securities, notably debentures and high-class preference shares. Sales to-day were: Bank of New South Wales, £32; United Insurance, £9 ss; Associated News, 21s 4|d; pref., 21s 10£d; Howard Smith, 14s; Tooth’s, 44s 9d; Toohey’s, 255; Dunlop Perdriau. 20s Goldsbrough Mort., 355; Anthony Hordern, 13s lid; Australian Iron and Steel (pref.), 20s; Commonwealth Wool, 20s; Farmers’, 19s 6d; Lustre Hosiery, 19s Standard Cement, ,17s; David Jones, 37s 9d; Fairymead Sugar, 33s 6d; Electrolytic Zinc, 26s 3d; Morris Hedstrom, 18s 6d; Wilcox Mofflin, 12s 6d; Winehcombe (■arson, 31s; Mt, Lyell, 23s 3d; Broken Hill Proprietary, 43s 3d; South Broken Hill, 64s 9d; Kuala Kam par, 14s; Bulolo Gold, £5 9s 6d. Melbourne Salps.—National Bank (£•', paid), £6 10s; Metropolitan Gas, £l3 8s; Goldsbrough Mort., 35s 3d; Howard Smith, 14s; Herald and Weekly Times, 50s 6d; Mt. Lyell, 235. WELLINGTON, Dec. 21. Sales on ’Change.—New Zealand Guarantee Corporation, 8s 3d; Farmers’ Fertiliser, 18s fid; Woolworth’s (New Zealand) ord, £5 2s 6d. Unofficial Sales.—New Zealand Perpetual Forests, 48s.