STOCK EXCHANGE.
A QUIET MORNING. (By Telegraph—Specie) to Times.) AUCKLAND, Monday. Following Saturday's sudden hurst of activity business on Exchange opened quietly this morning. The only sale recorded at the first oall was one held over from Saturday. Fresh bidding was dull, with few marked alterations in values. In the banking section the reaction to the announcement of the dividend to he paid on Bank of New Zealands was shown in the temporary. withdrawal of sellers. Buyers remained in at £2 3s. Union Banks were weaker at £6 11s, with best buyers at £6 9s. In the mining section some interest was shown in Blackwalers and Consolidated, with 7s offered for tho former and 2s Gd for the latter. Government Stocks were quoted at the week-end figures and there was a fair inquiry for local body debentures. Breweries were wanted at £i 2s Gd. Sales were recorded as follows: Bank of New Zealand, 445. New Zealand 5.$ per cent. Loan Stock (1937), £99. Harbour Board 6 per cents., 1941, £lOl.
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Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18625, 2 May 1932, Page 7
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170STOCK EXCHANGE. Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18625, 2 May 1932, Page 7
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