COMMERCIAL

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20050, 23 September 1939, Page 8

COMMERCIAL

AUSTRALIAN DEALINGS Filial LEVELS HULL (Klee. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.’ SYDNEY, Sept. 21. On the Sydney Stock Exchange the narked firmness noted yesterday continued to-day on a moderate turnover. Sales included; —-Bank of New South Wales, £27 2s, £27; Commercial Bankng Company of Sydney. £l7; National Bank of Australia, £lO paid, £ll 15s; Joldsbrough Mort, £1 9s Id; Australian Gas "A,” £6 19s Gd ; Howard Smith, 11 Os Gd; Tooth's Breweries, £2 Ps, .’2 9s 3d; Carlton Brewery, £3 ss; Felt md Textiles, ex div., £1 9s Gd; Yarrn Falls, £2 13s: Australian Consolidated • ndustries, £1 13s ; Australian Consolidated Industries, rights, 4s Id: Broken Hill Proprietary, £3 6s 9d, £3 Ss; British Tobacco, £2 5s Gd; Electrolytic •fine, £2 13s 9d, £2 14s; Electrolytic ; nc. pref., £2 15s 3d; Kandos Cement, El 7s 9d; Mold’s Dock, 15s Gd: New-bold Brick, £1 7s 9d; Sargents, £1 6s 3d; Woolworths (Sydney), £1 Is; Mount Morgan, ; 2d; Mount Lyell, £1 10s Gd; Broken Till South, £T 8s; North Broken Hill, 2 7s Gd; Kuala Kampar, 17s Gd; Larut fin, is Gd; Arahura Gold, £1 4s Gd. Commonwealth Bonds.—3J per cent, '1951, £97 15s; 3J per cent, 1943, £IOO

is Gd; 1954, £97 ss; 1055, £93 17s Gd; 1 per cent. 1941, £IOO 10s; 1944, £IOO 13s 9d; 1947, £99 10s; 1950, £99 12s Gd; 1953, £99 7s Gd; 1955, £99 7s 6d; 1957, £99 18s 9d; 1959, £100; 1931, £9B 10s. Sales on the Melbourne Stock Exchange included:- —Commercial Bank of Australia. 14s scl; National Bank of Aus’ralasiu, £5 paid, £5 14s Gd; Australian Consolidated Industries, £1 12s d: Australian Consolidated Industries, rights, 4s; Broken Hill Proprietary, .£3 7s Gd; Dunlop-Perdriau, 17s 4d; Gordon and Gotch, £2 7s Gd; G. J. Coles, 13 8s; Myers’ Emporium. £1 7s Gd; Nestles, pref.. £1 12s 9d; Broken Hill South, £1 8s 3d; North Broken Hill, £2 7s Gd; Mount Lyell, £1 10s 4d; Lcloma, £ 1 2s Gd. MATAWHERO PIG MARKET BRISK COMPETITION Competition was brisk in the pig market at the Matawhero stock sale yesterday, when there was a yarding of 80 good quality pigs. Values showed an improvement. The number of sows offered was larger than usual and the values realised were:—One sow and litter, £5 3s: 1 sow and litter, £6; sows. £2 17s Gd to £4 ss; 3 farrows, £2 ss; 1 boar, £2; weaners, 19s to £1 3s; stores. £1 7s 6d to £1 IBs; porkers, £1 11s to £2. No slips were yarded.