MINING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2527, 14 June 1909, Page 3

MINING.

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE

(Special to. “Times.”)

AUCKLAND, June 12

• Again there was a brisk market today,' especially in Junction, and sales were as follows: —Waihi, £9 ss; Junction, 45s to 47s to- 45s 9d.; Consolidated 8s Id, Extended 6s 9d, 6s lOd; Prides, lid; Talisman 535; Crown 6s ; Karangahake lid ;Konmta Bs;Broken Hills 2s to 2s 2d to 2s Id; May Queen 2s 9d to 2s lOd; Sylvia 2s 6d. Closing prices wore: Waihi, sellers £9 ss, buyers £9 4s 6d. Junction, sellers 465, buyers 45s 9d. Extended, sellers 6,s lid, buyers 6s 9d. Consolidated, sellers 3s 2d, buyers 3s. Talisman, sellers 53s 3d, buyers 535. Crown.', sellers 6s Id, buyers 5s lid. Golden Hills, sellers Gs 6’d, buyers 6s. Broken Hills, sellers 2s 2d, buyers 2s. Champion, sellers od, buyers 4d. May Queen, sellers 2s lOd, buyers, 2 S Qci. Sylvia, sellers 2s 7d, buyers 2s 6dA'lburni.a, sellers Is 7d, buyers Is 6d. Wadotahi, sellers 3s 3d, buyers 3s Id. AVaitangi, sellers 4s Id, buyers 4s 2d. Consolidated Goldfields, sellers 18s 6d, buyers IBs 3d. Mountain Kings 7fd. AUCKLAND, June 12.

Heavy sales of Grand Junction shares were made at the first call, at up to 46s 9d, representing an advance of eighteen shillings within a- week. The estimated sales at the morning call represented £12,000.

Air. AY. Lissant Clayton reports that by a telegram received on Saturday morning, Junctions had risen, as lie predicted, from 42s (kl to sellers 47s and buyers 46s 6d. It is anticipated that there will bo a further rise to-day to the extent of 2s or 2s 6d. Consol idateds were at 3s 2d, with buyers at 3s, at the midday call, Dixon’s Consolidated, AVaitangi Consolidated?, and Watchmans are well worth watching. New Alpines are a Jittlo easier, being 8s 9d sellers, but the reports coming through are extermely good.