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f.NYESTHFSr gUAHKi?. A Bale of iriiddwM'nrkor ordinary shares nt £2 17s, w*e made <>n 'Cmiiiva yesterday, 'i'ho quotations wcro an follow.— Buyers. :_'t!!c:s. £ p. (1. i) r. d. Inscribed Stock, 192? 95 IS D - Inscribed .Stock, 1938 95 0 0 Nattonn! fctuik :. ' — VIC Bunk N.S.ff - 36 5 0 Bonk N.Z. (new) 22 5 0 Bank K.Z. (old) :. 22 10 0- - Abraham and Williiiras alO 0 Goldsbrouph Mort - 211 0 National Morterago 6 2 6 6 6 0 Wall. Investment 0 10 8 - Well. Deposit 06 6 010 0 N.Z. Insurance 114 6 — South British Inauran.-e 10 2 6 — N.Z. Kefrigerntlnir (tOs. paidV — 1 Y 6 Well. Meat (£S 12s. M. paid) .' — 6 3 6 Huddart-Par!<er («rd.) ... 216 9 ■ 217 6 Huddart-rarker (pref.) ... 1 0 9
Union Steam (pref.) 11l — ' Kaiapoi Woollen (ord.) ... — 10 2 6 Waipa Colliery • • 016 I Kauri Timber (155.) 1-0 — C. M. Banks (pref.) — 1 1 « Burns, Philp 2 10 f Howard Smith ■••••• — 2 9 1 Kirkcaldie and Stains (pref.) 10 0 N.Z. Drug 3 9 0 N.Z. Paper Mills, cum div - 119 3 Sharland and Co 18 6 — W.iir.irapa Farmers (£5 paid) 6 3 0 — Wairarapa. Farmers (£1 paid) 14 0 — Wairarapa Farmers . (pref?) 10 0 — Ward and Co — 15 t Well. Cordage 116 — Wilson's (N.Z. Cetnent ... 0 16 4 — CUSTOMS REVENJJE. Cu6toms revenue collected at the port of Wellington yesterday amounted £15,460 16s. LONDON WOOL SALES. ' Messrs. Dalgety and Coijipany, Limited, report having received the following cablegram from their London office, undsr date of May 7:—"Wool sales closed with lees cnirit and prices were rather lower. As compared with last sale's closine ra,tCH super combing merino is 5 per cent., to 10 per cent, lower. Good combine merino 10 per cent, to 15 per cent, lower. Averago morino, 15 per dent, to 20 per cent, lower. Faulty merino. 15 per cent, to 20 per cent, lower. Good Ann crossbred wools 10 per cent, lower. Averago and faulty line crossbred wools, 15 pnr cent, lower. Medium and coarse crossbred wools, 10 per cent, to .15 per cent, lower. Withdrawals of medium and coarso crossbred wools were fairly heavy. French buyers are operating cautiously, and American buyers are operating very little." Messrs. Murray, Roberts and Co.. Ltd., hswe received the following cablegram from their London friends, Messrs. Sanderson, Murray, and Co.. under date May 7'—"Compared with Inst London sales' closing rates crossbred, sood, declined 10 per cent. Faulty descriptions declined 10 to 16 per cent. Crossbred coarse shows the greatest declino. Market irregular." PKIOE OF PETROL. New York, it ay 9 The price of petrol is unchanged.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 193, 11 May 1920, Page 10
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