STOCK EXCHANGE.
THE AUCKLAND MARKETS. QUIET BUT STEADY. (By Telegraph.—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Friday. The tone on the Stock Exchange was quiet, though steady. Walhis are a most popular line and a sale this morning at 17s iOd represents the, highest level this scrip has reached for a considerable period. The further appreciation of gold and the imminence of a dividend are the, contributing 'causes. There were not many changes in the banking section, but Australasias were easier with sellers at £9 19s and buyers at £9 16s. Wilson’s Cement steadied after the recent decline, and had fresh buyers at £1 11s. Good stocks showed little alteration. SALES REPORTED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) AUCKLAND. Friday. The following sales were recorded on tlic Sto>?c Exchange to-day:— Taranaki Oil, 2s 3d. Golden Dawn, Is lOd. Waihi, 17s lOd. Dovonport Steam, 13s 3d. Wilson’s Cement, 31s 3d. Bank of New Zealand, ins 9d. National Bank, SOs. • Bank of Australasia, £0 17s Gd. Stock, 5A per cent. (Feb., J 937), par.
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Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18778, 28 October 1932, Page 7
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166STOCK EXCHANGE. Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18778, 28 October 1932, Page 7
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