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STOCKS AND SHARES. AUCKLAND EXCHANGE. (BY TELEGRAPH—SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT] AUCKLAND, Nov. 20. Following were to-day’s prices on the Auckland Exchange (through Mr AY. Lissant Clayton):— Sales: AVaihi 34s 6d, AVaiotahi 2s 9d.
Following wore the closing prices (sellers first, then buyers): AVaihi 34s 9d and 34s 3d, Junction 22s 3d and 21s 9d, Extended 7d and sd, Reefs Is and Bd, Talisman 39s 6cl and 38s 9d, Crowns Is lOd and Is 7d, May Queen lid and 9d, Sylvia Is 3d and Is 2d, Occidental Is 5d and is 4d, Saxon Is and 9d, Waiotalii 2s lOd and 2s 9d, AYaitangi 8d and sd, AA r atchman 2s Id and Is lid, Ross 5s 4d and 4s 10(1, Hauraki Reefs 5d and 2d, Ditto (paid) 9d and 4d, Old Hauraki Is 2d and llid, Mountain King 4d and 2d, New AYaitaia (coat) Is 6d and Is 2d. WELLINGTON PRICES. AVELLTNGTON, Nov. 20. Mr A. T. Bate (Mr. AY. Lissant Clayton, local agent) reports:— National Bank seller 12Cs, Auckland Gas seller 645, Christchurch Gas seller 163 s 6d, Feilding Gas seller 20s 6d, Wellington Gas (Ist) seller 372 s 6d, Ditto (pref) buyer 20s, seller 20s 9d, South British seller 745, Clear (Ist) seller 257 s 6d, N. Shipping buyer 280 s, seller 287 s 6d, Union buyer 59s 6d, Wellington AVoollen (pref) buyer 575, Taupiri seller 22s 3d, Drug seller 50s, Sharland (pref) seller 22s 6d, AVard buyer 100 s, seller lo2s 6d, Blackwater seller 25s 6d, Sylvia buyer Is 2d, seller Is 3d, Ross buyer 4s 9d, seller ss, Talisman buyer 38s 6d, seller 39s 3d, AVaihi buyer 34s Gd. seller 355, Junction buyer 21s 9d, seller 22s 3d, AVaiotahi buyer 2s Bd, seller 2s lid, AYaitangi seller 7d. TTMARU AYOOL SALES. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM] TIMAEU, Nov. 20. The first wool sale of the season was held here to-day. The offerings totalled just on 1000 bales, of which 924 were sold under the hammer. The general condition of the wool was the best seen for years. American operators were the keenest bidders, and then came the Dominion woollen mills. Bradford buyers' limits appeared to be below those of the Dominion and American buyers. As compared with 1911, wool is ltd to 13d better value. On account of greater soundness, longer staple, and lightness in grease the actual difference in prices works out at about 2d per lb all round in favor of this season. Quotations: Medium to good merino B]d to 103 d. super half-bred 12d to 31r ; d, medium lOd to lUd, super three-quarter bred lOjd to 13d. medium to good 93d to 113 d, super crossbred lOd to 12id. AUSTRALIAN WOOL SALES. i UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT I SYDNEY, Nov. 20. The wool market is firm at the best rates of the season. There is a particularly strong- demand for medium to good, though competition is very general. Groasics sold to II;Id, scoured 2:i\d. MELBOURNE, Nov. 20. At the. wool sales the competition for ah sections was extremely keen, and the improved values were well maintained.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3685, 21 November 1912, Page 2
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