THE SHARE MARKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 98, 3 August 1910, Page 5

THE SHARE MARKET.

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. (By Telegraph.—Special to " News.") Wellington, Last Night. Messrs. R. Woodhouse and Co. report the fallowing sales and closing buyers' quotation on the Wellington Stock Exchange: —Sales : Wellington. Woollen >£& 12s, Saxon Is Sd, Waihi £9 ss, £8 59, Junctions 40s, 38s, (4), Waitangi 2s 3d, Koss 9s lid, 9s 3d, 9s 7d, (2), 9s 3d, (3), 9s 2d, 9s Id, 8s 9d. Buyers: Gear Meat £.lO ss, £2 14 (id. Union steamship £1 15s, Westport Coal £6 128 Gd, New Zealand Paper £1 2s 3d,, Siharlands £.l Is, Wellington Woollen! £2 sa, Petroleums Bs, Kuraimi Caledonians Is 7d, Queens 4s Od, Sylvia 4s, Old -Hauraki 4s Bd, Talisman 545, Junctions fSSa, Waitangi 2s, Watchman 3s 2d, ..Bl&ckwater 3s 4d, Progress 13s. AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. Auckland,. Last Night. I;: Mr. J. S. Lennox (T. R. Southall, local agent) reports sales at last call on the Auckland Stock ExchangeWaihi £8 7s, function 395, 39s' 3d, Ross 9s 3d, 9s 4d, Champions 5V 2 d, Old Hauraki 4s 9d. Buyers: Waihi £8 6s. Junctions 395, Ross 9s 3d, Champions 4y 2 d, Old 4s 9d. Mr. A. E. Watkins, sharebroker. New Plymouth, reports sales of Clr:->pions yesterday at Cd, 7d, arid 7 1 /»d. There is strong demand for these shares, which ; should advance considerably in the near I future. Dr. J. M. Bell, Government Geologist, addressing the Australian "Institute of Mining engineers, refers to the as follows:—"The ore deposits the Champion Mine are remarkable, i They consist of definite zones, or i cylindrical pipes, of . highly .silicified sfcreecia, ramified by quartz stringers, and containing much free gold. It is that the pyric is most com- ' mon in certain much silicified carbon : charred wood."