STOCK EXCHANGE
EFFECT OF N.S.W. ELECTIONS. NO QUOTATIONS FROM SELLERS. fFy *f'o76gTflpTi. —ProH 1 ? Association.) AUCKLAND, Monday. In view of the turn taken by political events in Australia holders of Commonwealth securities were chary in offering them. There were no quotations from sellers in English and Scottish Banks, Bank of New South Wales, or Union, whilst holders of Australian Glass, Goldsbro’-Mort, British Tobacco, and Colonial Sugar all stood off the market. Sellers raised their limits to 14s for Commercial Banks and to £lO 15s for National of Australasia. Bidding for the Dominion issue was generally dull, with the exception of Government stocks, which were steady at last week’s rates, and mining, in which fair interest was displayed. SALES RECORDED. 'By Telegraph.—Press Association.* AUCKLAND, Monday. The following sales were recorded on the Stock Exchange to-day: King Solomon, Is 3d. Consolidated Gold, 3s Id. Farmers’ Fertiliser, 12s. Inscribed 51 per cent. ( 1933), £9B 10s. Golden Dawn. 5s 9d.
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Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18661, 13 June 1932, Page 7
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156STOCK EXCHANGE Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18661, 13 June 1932, Page 7
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