THE SHARE MARKET.
j. newman's bbpobt.
There has been a steady demand for Caledonian shares this morning at £150, and Thames at £30. The latter have slightly receded. My sales are—Caledonian, £149, £150, to £151; Thames, £30; Nonpareil, £4 7s 6d. Buyers of Tokatea at £4; Tookey, £27; Kelly, £3 15s. Sellers of Coromandel Gold Mining Company at 10s ; Christmas Box, 8s 6d, ME. BICHABD GABLICK's BEPOBT. The market is brisker to-day. I have sold Caledonian, £148 to £150 ; Thames, £30, but now rising. Buyers of Tookey and Tokatea. MB. YICKEBS' BEPOBT. My sales aro as follows : —Thames (in large parcels), £30; Caledonian, £150; Crown Princo, 3s 6d ; Nonpareil, £3 30s ; Central Italy, 32s 6d. MB. I. PHILLIPS'S BEPOET. Market opened with a brisk demand for 1 names and Caledonians; other stock neglected. Thames, £29 to £30; Caledonians, £145, £147 10s, to £150; Otago, £217s 6d. . — .MB. j. m. lennox's bepobt. .-• There has been considerable activity in the share market this morning. Business was almost entirely confined to Caledonian and Thames stocks. My safes comprise : Caledonian, £142 to £150; Thames, £27 to £30. inquiries for Otago and Long Drive. Buyers of Caledonian and Thames. Thames and Caledonian closed firm at the above quotations.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 479, 24 July 1871, Page 2
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203THE SHARE MARKET. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 479, 24 July 1871, Page 2
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