STOCK EXCHANGE.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19638, 26 July 1935, Page 7

STOCK EXCHANGE.

THE AUCKLAND MARKET. BUSINESS WELL MAINTAINED. (By Telegraph.—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Friday. 'Business on 'Change has been well maintained over the last 24 hours and there lias been a satisfactory turnover. At this morning’s call bank shares were steady, with firmness shown in Australian issues. Commercials were quoted between 17s Id and 17s 6d. New South Wales had 'bnyers at £32 15s, but no sellers. Goldsbro’ Morts were in better demand, but buyers’ offers of, 30s 6d brought no response from holders. Colonial Sugars had a sale at the new high level of £45, but at this point ■the rise was checked and buyers dropped ba'ek to £44 15s. The effect of Woolworth’s (N.Z.) 'capitalisation announcement was shown in sellers raising their reserves to £l4, but buyers kept their offers down to £l2. Tile Sydney ordinaries were firm between £4 18s Gd and £5 5s and ttie West Australian scrip from £7 5s to £8 Ds. Recorded Sales.

The following sales were recorded: •Mataki, Js lid. New Zealand Refrigerating (con.), 9s lid. Consolidated Brick, 11s 7d. Commercial Bank of Australia, 17s 2d. 17s 3d. Auckland Gas (con.), 20s 9d. Pukemiro Coal, 25s Gd. Wait)!, 37s 9d. New Zealand Newspapers, 38s Gil. British Tobacco, 40s 3d. Tooth’s Brewery, 555. Broken Hill Proprietary, 58s lOd. National Bank, 68s OilBank of New South Wales, £33. Colonial Sugar, £4 5. Amalgamated Brick (Wellington), £lO4. Inscribed Stocks, 51 per cent. £IOB 12s Gd. Woolworlh’s (Sydney), ordinary,