Trading Up After Mixed Market Moves In Industrial Shares
Industrial shares showed some improvement with modest gains and occasional declines. Prices for Maes, Clark Rubber, Aust Foundation Investment, Aust McPherson, Bank of NSW, British Tobacco, ICTANZ, Herald, Lysaght, and Ampol moved within narrow ranges as six month results and revenue updates influenced trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minter
Clark Rubber
Aust McPherson
Bank of Nsw
British Tobacco
Ictanz
Herald
Lysaght Cid
Ampol
Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide Stock Exchanges report
Melbourne Brisbane and Adelaide stock exchanges list gains and losses across multiple sectors. Notable moves include Mount Morgan up to 22/6 and Herald and SEA rising, while Brisbane prices show firmness with firms like Herald and SEA advancing and others like Boral easing. Details cover mining, industrials, and transport shares with closing figures and bid prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Brisbane Steel Exchange
Mount Morgan
Inclu Herald
SEA
Boral
Queensland Press
B& Tom
Allen F
Ameen
Roberts
Bundemg
Burse Philp
Tang ‘Hlem
Jempbell
Walkers
Sydney Stock Exchange Prices And Market Movements
A dense OCR of Sydney Stock Exchange price lists shows numerous stocks and commodities with varied figures such as coal, metals, and assorted shares. The fragment mentions entities like Dalgety, Australian stocks, and multiple banking and industrial names, reflecting a bustling market page with price indicators and identifiers.
Australia and South Africa escalate canned fruit price war
In London, Australia and South Africa widen their canned fruit market battle in Britain through price cuts and volume bonuses. Both nations raised minimum prices slightly and Australia repriced after South Africa moved first, with a stronger expected year in Britain and higher peach and pear exports despite drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
S. Africa
London
South Africa
Britain
Financial Times
United Kidom
Non Australian Holdings in Un Telecasters Reach Limit
United Telecasters Sydney Ltd says overseas shareholding now maxed under the Broadcasting and Television Act. Interim stock exchange statement notes former overseas stakes plus recent placements prevent further transfers. Dividend of 6 percent declared, payable February 16 to registered shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frighite
General Industries
H Beecham
Camelec
Com Motel
Rob Davies
Buver
Halles
Softwood Bound
Winterbottom
Hume
Sydney
Priday
Yarra Falls
Ytures Exchange
National Reliance
Jan
Palladoom
Sunshine
Sepres
el Toe
Dec
MacQuarie
Vic
May Vigo
Ithern Tas
United Telecasters Sydney Ltd
United Telecasters
Channel II
Sydney Stock Exchange
Broadcasting and Television Act
Australia
Directure
Melbourne Co op Cuts Half Year Dividend to Four Percent
Melbourne Co operative Brewery Co directors cut the half yearly dividend from five to four and a half per cent for the period ended December 31. They report income slightly above the prior year. Books close February 7 and dividend payable March 15 for holders on March 18. Preferred Investments says it maintained profit in the half year to December 31 versus the same period last year. Interim dividends were 3.4 per cent, implying an annual 4.4 per cent rate for five consecutive years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Holdings
Sydney Stock Exchange
Brambles
Warrin- Rah
Brooker Hold Ltd
SAI
Carpenters Carpenters Investment
Pcans
Rome
Melbourne Co-operative Brewery Co
Imterim
Also Mentioned on This Page
While Tom
Aust Foundation
Melbourne
Adelaide
Robertan
Metro Datriss
Miller Cra IE
Arm & Miner
Moran and Coin Morris
Philip
Motsom
OM Products
Myer
CNES
BHP Rts
Bank General Shipping
Adelaide Steamship of
Nsw
Rts
Itel
Mayne Nickless
ESA
Silverton
Emu Bay
Stafa Industries
Ome
Olympic
Dermeas
Wialleans
Fitye Clara
Peperevitte
Pinneer
Prance Aa
Herraes
Seiden
Golisih
Romane
Silverio
Gordan
Smith Fissimeen
Hardie
Howard
Sir Stephens
Man
Streit
Healing
Herbert
Amal Hem
Amal Wireless
Neten
Ameer Frome
Tomer Rem
Barrety Bpavview
Bell Brosch
Mioot Boral
Brudwo
Ufa
Brock Milla
Carlton Brew
Colter
Coles
Cribbang
AIR
Ustom Credit
Crelone
Fairymead
Field
AG Gan
Hancock
Magin
Lyell
Goper
Vane
Jeet
Haughton Afera
Jon
Morrie
Myers
Renin
Ten
Napier
Techimic Mail
Statford
Saker
Surshioe
Auhmans
Koeomnan An
Noth Kale
Plateau A.M
New
Ph Maid
Kenton
New Ciuiies Nih
Deborah Anenil
Wiejenntem
Va Purine
Planet
M. A O. Tn Weertian Vm
Wattle Gully
Adelside
Allans Atten
Ance Daipiew
Assoc Leather
Wacom
Fertlirer
Adel Cem
Adel Mira
Adel Steam
Amer Bom
Welchee
Biakistone
Bree'jy
Ner
Aonet
Ausirel
ACT
Bronte
Brinklands
Agel
Ren Fish
Capeleg Borel
Chevron Sydney
Ctiftan
Clanmore A
Charl
Clarke Alan
Cidental Les Es Shoes
Coles GH
E Therm Co
Melrad M
Farthworks
Isa Ata
ALS
Syweat
Elastic Webb
Prien aeKi
Reick
Aye Wien
Ares
Orme
Mt More Lawrence
AIF
Lawrence
Santna
Merwumiy i Mclaren
West Mil
Wool Futures
Chriseal
Choon
Rk Marcus
Clyde Ind
Artonol Si
Conran
Acton
Deyekot
Aus
Psd Ad
Dalgety Zimg
Bation
Ad Te Danks
Laf Acen Co
Beves
Avis Gel Jae Lp
Davison PS Fok Tere
Ane “Ee
Mort's Dock
Moteliara
yAcosy Mt
Jegruce
Lee Ate
Fender
Fenfold
He Penfold
Pat Iy
Peover
Whitt Priermuile
Penlford
O'Connel
Lea
Lindeman Fay Lithgow Beyer
Seer
Raper
Sole
Bayer
Sellar
Exoll
Ore Roy
Stedrass Ice Steel Mills
Stegbar
Union Trust
Ag — Vale Bos
Clivaa
Vickers
Fe Jase Na Victoria
Vulcan
MPG My
Brooker
Cope Allman
Company News
Hant
War
Matson
William F. Mee
Bruce Graham
Farley
Crete
Directon of
Perley and Lewers Ltd
Thesata
Capital Plan PrInting and Photographic Co. Pty Ltd
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
Petrie Street
City
Canberra
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