STOCK EXCHANGE.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19634, 22 July 1935, Page 7

STOCK EXCHANGE.

THE AUCKLAND MARKBT. BANK SHARES IN DEMAND. (By Telegraph.—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Monday. Orders appeared plentiful on the Exchange this morning, and brokers lost little time in finalising business, with the result that an unusually big list of sales was recorded at the first callBank shares were in demand and Bank of New South Wales firmed further with a sale at £32 ss, after which the market rested between £32 2s 6d and £32 10s. Commercial Banks were steady between lOs fid and 17s, and Reserves bad buyers at £G fis with no sellers.

Amongst Farmers’ scrip North Auckland showed a sharp rise with a sale ■of the Li prof, at 10s, a rise of 3s fid over the last transaction and the highest recorded for a considerable period. Woolworlh’s (Sydney) shares were firm with quotations between £4 12s fid and £’i 1 is. Colonial Sugars had buyers at £44 5s with no sellers.

There was little change in Government slocks.

Sales Recorded. The following sales were recorded: National Bank, GBs fid. Bank of New South Wales, £32 ss. New Zealand Insurance, 07s 3d. South British insurance, 98s 3d. Dominion investment, 17s. North Auckland Farmers' (B pref-), 10s. ' National Timber, 14s. New Zealand Refrigerating, 20s fid. Mataki, Is lid. Okarilo, 5s JOd. Mi. Morgan, 375. Auckland City debentures, 1942, 4 per cent., £lO3 15s. J. C. Williamson’s Pictures, 193349, 41 per coni., £7B. Golden Crown, 7s I IdNational Rank of New Zealand, 08s fid. Dominion Breweries, 15s. Consolidated Brick, 10s 7d. Farmers' Trading, 7s 2d. Inscribed Flock, 1937-40, i per cent., £lO2, Auckland Trolling Club, 1939-4 i, 04 per cent., £lO3, Woolworlh’s (Sydney), ordinary 94 s,