EXCHANGES OVERSEAS

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31118, 22 July 1966, Page 14

EXCHANGES OVERSEAS

SYDNEY

The Sydney stock market failed to show any significant trend and was virtually unchanged on above average trading yesterday. . .Sales.—B.H. Sth., 260; Com. Mining, 270; C.R.A., 558; Kath. Inv.. 238: Loloma, 180; M.K.U., 290; Mt. Lyell. 146: Mt. Morgan, 273; Mt. Isa, 440; N.A.U.C., 116; Nth. B H., 368; West Mining, 520; Ampol Exp., 122: A.A.0., 56; A.O. Gas, 260; Exoil, 14; Interoil, 65; Oil Search, 14; Planet, pd., 34; Amal. Chern., 75; A.W.A., 206; Ampol, 68 and def. 59; Ansett. 75; Assoc. Sec., 178; A.C.1., 598; A.G. Corp., 150; A.N.1., 37; N.S.W., 536; Blue Metal Ind, 165: Boral, 195; Brambles. 190 ;Brlt. Tob., 242; B.H.P, 638; B. Consol., 235; B. Philp, 416; Carpenter, 247; Cast Perkins, 630; Coles, 135: C. 320: C.A.G.A., 158; Com. of Syd., 235; C.1.G., 275; Cone Ind, 29; Cons Hold. 245; Containers, 280: Cust. Cred., 85; Dodge Consol., 174; Drug Houses Aust., 189; E.Z.1.. 256: Elders, 250: Email, 44; Fairfax, J., 232; Feltex. 55; Greenwood, E. A., 91; Hanlmex, 160; Hardie, J.. 495; Healing, 27; Hooker, 29; Hordern. 46; I.A. Corp., 93; 1.C.1., 366; Jones. D., 143; Jones. H., 355; L.N.C., 60; Larke Consol.. 85; Lend Lease, 110: Lifesavers. 250; Lysaght, 240; Marrickville, 107; Mauri Bros., 201; Motels Aust., 84; Myer, 325; N.Z. Forest, 298; Nat. Bank, 194: Olims, 113; Peko W., 254; Petrochem., 275; Pioneer Cone., 148; Publishers, 232; Rothmans, 282; Talcott, 10: Thiess, 67; Tooheys, 111; Tooth, 520; Unit Tele, 29; Waltons, 119; Wwths., 138.

MELBOURNE Industrials generally were steady in quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange yesterday. Moves were small and about In balance. Key stocks mostly showed an easier trend. B. were down two cents to 642. Base metals were firm but oils were easier. Sales.—A.W.A., 205; Ampol, 68, and def., 59; Ansett, 76; Arc Inds., 110; Assoc. Pulp, 150; Aust. Bakeries, 48; A.C.1., 600; A.P.M., 166; N.S.W., 534; Berry, 26; Boral, 195; 8.H.P., 642; B. Philp, 415; C.U.B. Z„ 380; Carrier. 60; Coles, 135; C.S.R., 322; C. 215; Courtaulds, 55; Cox, 11; Cust. Credit, 84: D. 190; Dunlop, 136: Electro B, 69; Email, 45; E. 257; Feltex, 55; Gollin, 76; Gordon Gotch, 210; Herald, 454; Hooker, 28; Humes, 250; 1.A.C., 93; 1.C.1.A.N.Z., 366; Indoor Bowling, 4; Jennings, 127; Jones, H., 355; Kauri, 23; McPhersons, 370; Macrobertsons, 132; Minster, 330; Morris, P., 726; Moulded Prods., 68; Myer, 326; Nat. Bank, 194; Nat. Cons., 245; Olympic, 72; Petersville, 63; Project, 24; Qld. Press, 500; Repco, 220; Rocla, 298; Slddons, 115; Sleigh, 58; Swan, 266; Waltons, 119; W’worths, 137: A.0.D., 25; Aust. Oil Gas, 265; B.H. Sth., 260; C’wealth Mining, 270; Emperor, 56; Loloma, 175; Mt. Isa, 440; Mt. Lyell, 145; Mt. Morgan, 275: New 8.H., 496; N.8.H., 370; Oil Search, 14; Western Mining, 520.

Premium Issue By Rex Con.

(N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND, July 20. The directors of Rex Consolidated, Auckland garment manufacturers, have resolved to issue 96,480 10s ordinary shares at a premium of 5s a share to existing share and convertible noteholders in the proportion of one new share for every five shares or notes held. The directors are confident of being able to m-dntain the 11 per cent dividend rate after a proposed one-for-five premium share issue, according to the chairman (Mr L. N. Ross). The shares will be offered on July 25 and will be payable in full not later than August 31. Books will close from July 26 to 29 inclusive and letters of entitlement will be posted on July 29.