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Evening Star, Issue 22443, 14 September 1936, Page 12

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SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE. Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, September 14. (Received September 14, at 2,5 p.m.) Bonds: 3$ per cent. 1951, £9B 8s 9d; 4 per cent.. 1938, £lO2 7s 6d. Shares: Commercial Bank of Sydney, £l9 17s; Tooths, 56s 6d; .Associated News (pref.), 23s 3d; British Tobacco, 435; Broken Hill Proprietary (new), 57s 6d; Electrolytic Zinc, 425; Goldsbrough, 34s 3d; James Stedman, 18s 3d; Mark ' Foy, 33s 9d; Peters, 42s Cd; Sargents, 295. SALES ON ’CHANGE; THIS DAY. Christchurch. —British Tobacco (cum div.), 42s 4d; Broken Hill Proprietary (15s paid), 56s 6d; Dunlop Rubber (cum div.), 18s 2d; Electrolytic Zinc (pref.)., 43s 6d; G. J. Coles (cum rights), 80s; Wilcox, Mofflin (cum div.), 12s 6d. Wellington.—Union Bank, £9 10s; Guarantee Corporation, 5s 7d; New Zealand Insurance, 62s _ 6d; Union Steam, 26s 6d ; Electrolytic Zinc (ord.), Jls; (pref.), 43s 4d; Mount Morgan, 3s; Commercial Bank, 18s 4d; Bank of New Zealand, 39s sd; New Zealand Stock, 3i per cent. (1943), £lO3 15s. Auckland.—Kaiapoi (cont.), 6s 3d; Electrolytic Zinc (pref.), 23s 7Jd; New Zealand Newspapers, 40s; Woolworths (New Zealand), £5 Is 9d; Mount Morgan, 13s Noon call: Farmers’ Auct. (A pref.), 22s 6d: Eleetrolytib Zinc (pref.), 43s 6d;- ■ Mort’s Dock, 12s; New Zealand Newspapers, 40s, 40s 2d. AUCKLAND MARKET. [From Ocr Correspondent.) AUCKLAND, September 14. The fresh week on the Auckland Stock Exchange opened very* quietly, and the business recorded at the first call was confined to sales in the banking section. New Zealands were weaker with a market between 39s 2d and 39s 4d. Insurances were dull, the only buyers being at 18s 2d for National and at 62s for New Zealands. Australian issues had a firm market at about late rates. Goldsbroughs were asked for at 335, Colonial Sugar at £43, and Broken Hills at 77s 3d. while Electrolytic Zincs (pref.) sold IJd higher at 43s 7jd. Buyers for Mort’s Dock moved up Id to 11s 9d, and G. J. Coles were wanted at 79s 6d. New Zealand industrials were dull, but New Zealand Newspapers had fresh business at £2, and Kaiapoi (cont.) had a sale at the unchanged rate of 6s 9d. Woolworths (New Zealand) dropped 3d, with a transaction at £5 Is Del, after which buyers dropped out, leaving unsupported sellers at £5 2s 6d. Buyers for Dominion Breweries moved up to 30s 9d without attracting holders. There was a freer offering of Government loans; but seders’ reserves were abqv’c recent sale prices. <