WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9592, 11 September 1909, Page 6

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

(By Telegraph—Special to Age). WELLINGTON September 9. Messrs R. Woodhouse and Co. report the following sales and closing buyers' quotations in connection with the Wellington Stock Exchange:— Sales': Dixon's, B|d; Kuranui, Is 4d; < ■ Kuranui Caledonian, Is 9d: Maori- j land, Is 3d, Is 2Jd; Saxons, Is 8d: ' ' Broken Hills, 3s Id; Junctions, £2 ' 12s, £2 12s 6d; Talisman, £2 16s < 6d; Progress, ]Gs sd; Sylvia, 3s ' 9d. Buyers: Bendigo, 7d; Dixon's, 8d; Maoriland, Is 2Jd; Sylvia, 3s 9d; Royal Oak, 2s lOd; Saxons, Is 8d; Broken Hills, 3a 2d; Talisman, £2 16a 3d; Waihi, £9 8s; Waihi Consolidated, 5s Id; Extended, 6s 4d; Junctions, £2 Is 3d; Waiotahi, 7s 7d; Waitangi, 3s lOd; Watchmans, 2s 7Jd; blackwater, 295: Consolidated, 235; Ross Goldfields, 15s 6d. \ Messrs Harcourt and Co. report as follows:—Sales: Christchurch Meats, 210s; Wellington Woollens, 58a;. Dixon's Consolidated, BJd; Kuranui, Is 4d ; Kuranui Caledonian, la 9cS; May Queen's, 6s; Maoriland, Is 3d, Is 2&d, Is 3Jd; Sylvia's, 3s 9d, Saxon's, Js 8d; Tairua Broken Hills, 3s Id; Talisman's, 56s 6d; Junctions, 525, 52s 6d; Consolidated Goldfields, 23s 3d; Progress, 16s sd. Quotations : National Banks, buyers 112s 6d; Bank of New Zealand, sellers, 186s; Christchurch Meat Co., buyers 210s, sellers 212 a 6d; New Sylvia's, buyers 3s 9d; Royal Oaks, buyers 2s lOd; lairua Broken Hills, buyers 3s 2d, sellers 3s 3d; Talisman's, buyers 56s 3d, gell.rs 53s 9d; Waihi's, buyers I 883; Grand Junctions, buyers 52s 3d, sellers 52s 9d: Waitangi's, buyers 3s lOd, sellers 4s: Consolidated Goldfields, buyers 235: sellers 23s 6d.

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