LATE COMMERCIAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 441, 24 August 1928, Page 13

LATE COMMERCIAL

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES TO-DAY’S SALES Press Association. 015i h K* tc , hurch —° n 'Change: Comraer- £ an * of Australia, 30s 9d; Comnun*- « nk of Sydney, £26 19s; New ZeaSS w ef ,V iseratins < C 1 Woollen Mills (7s paid). 3s 9tl. 3s lOd H 4s Id; Christchurch Gas Paid). 12s 6d; Tooth’s Brewery, 46s ■n (two parcels), 475; British Tobacco, not i ; v 3s Id, 3s 3d (two parceis). Reported: New Zealand Reff r .t Ung dOs paid), 9s 4d. Wellington. —Reported: National Bank or New Zealand. £7 F»s 6d; Bank of New "‘aland. 61s 6d. Call: Huddart-Parker lortl - cum div.), 49s 3d. 495. SYDNEY WOOL SALES <V*Ued P.A.—By Telegraph — Copyright) R,c<l ' 9.5 a.m. SYDNEY, To-day. Yesterday’s catalogues at the wool •«es totalled 8,415 bales, whereof 5.178 ,” e B °ld. The market was unchanged. * M a,!r l German competition was a feature with some French supVZ„. a " d spring purchases of superior . i t _* from America. Good fleece and .wrings sold readily. Greasy Merino -n^. c *u to 2od, three-quarters and '.“TOebacks, 241 d. wheat, flour and pulse ' 1 l,ited P-A.— By Telegraph — Copyright) Australian and K.Z. Press Association.) (United Servicej x °on. LONDON, Thursday % *idi i m ‘ ~~ car 6oes are firm, in sympathy foreoi 1 -t lpi P Ve<i American cables, and a *dvStiL»°£* rost in Canada. Quotations *<*Uow Ce< * from Sd to 6d. Buyers did not in moderate demand, at sa» A 3d to 6d on unnamed pasfjat 43s 6d. W A !*rp oo l Futures.—October. 8s 12d; TW . ’ 9s Ud * 5s Sd; March. 9s 2d. firmer trade is Quiet. English is others a n “ ad threshing weather, and FW a f e Maa easier^ 11161 ’ oata and beans steady, ■ m -