TIN SHARES.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 291, 21 November 1936, Page 5

TIN SHARES.

Heavy Dealing On Sydney i Stock Exchange.

Press Association —Copyright. Sydney, Nov. 20. Further heavy dealing in tin shares on the stock exchange to-day carried many stocks to higher levels. Market rumours of the linking of W. H. Soul and Boots Limited caused Souls to move to 88s. I Sales were: Bank of New South Wales, £35 17s Gd; Commercial Bank of Sydney, £2l 17s; Commercial Bank of Australia, 19s 9d; Bank of Australasia, £l2 15s; Union Bank, £lO 12s 6d; Colonial Sugar, £43 10s; Burns Philp, 745; British Tobacco, 46s 9d; Tooths, 575; Coles, 82s; Farmers, 33s 9d; David Jones, 48s 9d; Mauri Brothers, 71s 6d; W. H. Soul, 88s; Union Theatres (pref.), 14s Gd; Woolworths (ordinary), sales £7 14s Gd; Woolworths (New Zealand), buyer, £7 2s, seller £7 ss; Selfridge’s, buyer, 38s' 71d, seller 295; Mt. Lyell, 36s 9d; Em- j peror, 17s; Tongkah Harbour, 23s 41d. j Loans were easier and quiet at Melbourne. Industrials remained firm and there was a strong market for banks and barriers. Sales were: Commercial Bank of Australia, 19s lOd; National Bank (£lO paid), £l5 18s; Union Bank, £lO 8s; Howard Smith, 21s 8d; Carlton Brewery, 63s Gd; Coles, 82s Gd; Drug Houses, 26s 9d; Australian Glass, 92s 9d; Dunlop I Ferdriau, 18s Id; Goldsbrough, 37s Gd; ' Electrolytic Zinc, 48s 9d; ditto (pref.), 50s 3d; Mt. Morgan, 15s lid; Mt. Lyell, 36s 101 d; North Broken Hill, £l2 ss; Broken Hill Proprietary, 83s 6d; South Broken Hill, £7 16s; Zinc Corporation, £6 2s; Emperor, 17s 2d; Loloma, 235; Silverton Trams, 38s; Hume Pipe, 22s 4d; General Motors, 23s 6d.