ON CHANGE.
MARKET REMAINS STRONG. VALUES STILL HIGHER. Values continued to rise on the Auckland Stock Exchange this morning, and the market remained keen. There were further sales of market leaders like Broken Hills and Farmers' Trading at level figures, while Wilsons Cement advanced one penny up to 19/6. A feature of the call was the willingness of holders in several instances to meet tjee offerings of buyers. For Australian Consolidated Industries, for example, buyers rotfe from £1 15/ to £1 16/, while holders conceded 6d in being willing to quit at £1 17/. There was a brisk demand for Broken Hills, buyers still being willing to give £2 6/ after a sale at that figure. The Noon Call. Though the volume of business was smaller at the noon call, the market remained generally keen, and New Zealand Insurances and Taranaki Oils showed an advance. At 6/6 Taranaki Oils are 2d dearer than the previous sale, while buyers now will give 6/5. Holders are at 7/5.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 215, 10 September 1940, Page 4
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166ON CHANGE. Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 215, 10 September 1940, Page 4
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