WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10041, 11 May 1910, Page 6

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

By Telegraph—Special to Waira-

rapa Age,

j WELLINGTON. May 10. j Messrs VVoodhouse and Co. report the following sales and closing buyers' quotations in connection with , the Wellington Stock Exchange | Sales.—Westport. £6 8s 6d; Petrolj eum3, 14s; Waitangi, 2s Bd, 2s 7d; i Ross, 7s. Buyers.—National Bank, ' £5 14s 6J;'National Mortgage, £3; j Wellington Deposit, 7s 9d; Christchurch Meat, . £ll 13s; Wellington

j'Meat, £2 14s; Shipping, £7 19s; j Union Steamship, 32s £6 6s 6cl; Portlands, £2 3s; Komati, 3|d; Kura.nui Caledonian, Is tJd; Queens, 4a 4d; Sylvia, 4s; Hauraki, 4s 7d; Saxon, Is Si; Broken Hills, lis Id; Gold Hills, 3s 6d; Talisman, I 51s 9d; Waihi. £8 Is; Junction, ! 27s 95; Waiotahi, 4s; Waitangi, 2s 7d:Blackwat.er, 27s 9d; Consolidated Goldrields, 18s; R033, 6s lOd. Messrs Harcourt and Cy. report:—• Sale3.—-Taranaki Petrolaums, 143; Westport Coals, 1283 6a; Wa i tang is, 2s Bd, 2s 7d; Kos3, 7s. Quotations. —National Banks, buyers 114s 6d, sellers 117s; Equitable Building,buyers 185s; National Mortgage, buyers <3os;Christchu?ch Meats, buyers 233 a; New Zealand Shipping, buyers 3 595; Union Steamship, buyers 32s 9d; Westport Coals, buyers 126s 6d, sellers 128s 6d; New Zealand Portland Cement, buyers 435; Rharland's Preference, sellers 225; May Queens, buyers 4s 4d, sellers 43 sd; New Sylvia, buyers, 4s; Old Hauraki. buyers 4s 7d, sellers 4s 9J; Tairua Golden Hills, buyers 3s 6d; Talismans, buyers 51s 9d, sellers 525; Waihi, buyers 161s, sellers 1635; Grand Junctions, buyers 27s 9d, sellers 28s 6d; Waiotahi, buyers 4s, sellers 4s 2d; Waitangi, buyers 2s 7d, sellers 2s 6d.

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