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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8th, 1929.

Money and Markets

HONG KONG MARKET REPORTS.

Quotations in yesterday's local market for ries,- sugar and other foodstuffs were as follows:-

Rice.

Rod Horse White

STORING OF DUCK'S FEATHERS.

ANOTHER OBSTACLE TO

TRADE!.

RUSSIAN TEA IMPORTS.

INCREASED: JAPAN. TRADE.

The shipment of green tes from Japan to Soviet Russia for this expected to be double what it was in 1995, if the quality of the ten is improved

; ;ד

The export of green ben · from Japan to Russia amounted to only 2,300,000 kilograma in 1995 and to 3,000,000 kilograms in 1996, but it leaped to more than 3,000,000 kilograms in 1929.

CANTON MARKET REPORTS, Some time ago, the Chinese Cham-year

ber of Commerce made a vigorous Quotations done for Sunday's į protest to the Sanitary Department, market in rice, sugar, four and oil on behalf of the dealers in duck's were as follows:-`

feather, against the order prohibit ing the storing of feathers in Picul. godowns in the West Point, district. The Sanitary Authorities classified this commodity as an offensive

Per

GERMAN FINANCE.

RETURNING TO PRE-WAR

MAIN STABILITY.

The merchants said that since the business had been allowed to 'go on. for years and years," it was rather

Berlin is regaining its connections Ex- late in the day for the Sanitary De with international finance. partment to bring it within the change rate and movements of Ber-

Lin stock prices practically eliminat Cffensive Trade Ordinance. Theyed violent fluctuations in the years from 1925 to 1926, and arg nOW TE- turning to pre-war stability, This

also said that, the feathers came in. bales and there was nothing offen- siva about them. No sorting was is due to mid-month settlements į dons in the godown, and the places having been abolished and the re Picul where this was done were all in sumption of single month-end settle- Taels. Yaumati, and were licensed to carry | mènt of sales and purchase for

Eice.

Pe

Pical. Chai Mee White

$7.53

Sea Mai White....

Ching Ah White Long

7,38

Pak Kan Yok White

$21.95 10.00 8.70

Red Chai Mee

7.68

Blue Anchor White

$70

trade.

Green Seal Broken

5,71

'Green Seal Siam White

10.70

White Long

0.83

Black Seal Siam White

10.30

White Brand

3.37

Hung Wo Fung White .....

0.68

Black Mok Kan

Red Seal Old White .....

Green Dragon

8.02

Kwang Po White

Black Dragon ...

7.03

Green Lion White.....

9.80 8.70 6.73

Blue Seal White Brewer

7,17

Green White ......

9.65.

New White Glutinous.........

7.21

Red Lion White Siam

9.70.

Red Seal No. 1 White Broken

3.99

Red Star White......

Blue Seal White Glutinous

6.23

Three Marks White ........

Red Seal No. 1 Glutinous ....., 6.03

Red Bird, White

9.49 9.90 8.90

No. 1 White Broken

Per

1.99

No.. White Broken

3.80

Sugar.

Per

Picul. No. 3 coarse powdered

No. 2 course powdered

8.10

No. 18 coarse powdered No. 24 coarse powdered No. 50 coarse powdered

Miscellaneous,

87.93

7.70

No. 20 coarse powdered......

1.65

No. 1 Granulated

7.23

No. 1 Fine Granulated

Refined White

Hong Kong..

Per

Walchow White'

7,80 9.50 10.90 9.60 9.50

Picul

Per..

No. 1 Shark's Fin

8400

Flour.

Bag-

No."2 Shark's Fin

268

Manol-War

84.03

Wood Oil......

309

Silver Scal

4.18

Duck's Feather

80

Banana

410

"

Cheung Luk

4.16

Maize

4.95

Sword of Kwaartei

4:20

·Cabbagén

Dalton

4.43 4.30 4.30

Per

STOUT

WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION

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HONG KONG TRADE IN WOOL

Germany heads the list of coun tries exporting wool to Hong Kong while England and America come next. German wool is regarded as best in quality and cheapest. Japanese wool has been imported in large quantities, but it is dear and poor in quality, A well- known local merchant told our re- presentative that the wool trade during the past year has showed a slightly improvement and fair pro- fits have been made by the majority of merchaats. Owing to the keen demand by the local woollen manu- facturers supplies are short and recently the prices have increased by 50 cents per pound.

Present quotations for wool are

as follow:

Large Bee.

Bee Hive

Giant

Per lb.

5.45

4.40

3.34

City of Gold.....

3.48.

Tin Koon...

3.05

Lai Wo Star Brand

3.95

Tower Brand

2.80

Double Fowl

3.10

Shepherd

2.90

No. 1 Star Brand

3.05

No. 2 Star. Brand

2.64

CANTON COTTON YARN

MARKET.

ad

yarn market prices dropped 83 per picul.

Quotations for cotton yarn on the 6th instant, in Canton market were as follows:-

Per

No. 42 Five Sons

Fui. Hec

Dog's Head

Oll Ground Nut Oil:-...

Fangchi

Tientsin

Dairen

Honan Kwangsi. Wood Beas

on an offensive trade.

A reply has now been, received from the Sanitary Department in which it was stated that if dealers would take out a necessary license under the Offensive Trade Ordin- ance, and comply with the regula tions, and if they could prove" to the satisfaction of the Medien Officer of Health that there was no fet infestation, they would be allow ed to carry on their business.

Our representative interviewed several Chinese dealers yesterday, "and found that they were unani- mous in their views. They said that business would be impossible under the terms of the license. Although the Sanitary Authorities might con- Picul sider that they had made conces Taels.

sions the terms still amounted to 25.63

prohibition of the trade. 25.00 27.00 93.90

müş... 27.00 $6.70

CHINA'S COTTON

INDUSTRY.

JAPANESE APPREHENSIONS.

futuro delivery.

The prospect of directly placing German shares on New York is optimistic. A recent North German Lloyds stock deal reflects American interest in German stacks.

While the majority of, German” industrial stocks, including rayon, shipbuilding, iron, sugET and chemicals, show a decline since the Bourse boom in 1997, bank and potash stocks are higher.

HONG KONG STOCK

EXCHANGE.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

JANUARY 7TH, 1929.

...$1.330 buy. London...£116 nom,

Chartered Banks...fat buy. Marcantile Banks, A. &E...233 nom.

Do.,

0.214 nom,

It is understood that the mer- chants concerned will take the matter up again with the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce to-day. The business in ducks P. & O. Banks ***... nom. feathers amounted to about $4,000,000 East Bris Backe 186 day. a year, the commodity being import Canton Insurances 665 bay, 870 s. ed from the interior of China and North China Ins.........

Insurances Usion

....... 1365 com.

TL. 160 buy. exported to America and Europe.

Tangtasa Ingrandes....... 350 nom. It will be interesting to see if Chiza. Underwriters 20 sel exemption. The Ordinance of 1903 Hong Kong Fire Ins... 750 nom the merchants concerned can claim China Fire Inrarances....$200 buy. clearly stated that feather-storing Douglasen

H.K. Tags ................ Indo-Chinn

Very pessimistic views are held and feather-cleaning." are offensive H.K. Stammboat about the future of Japan's cotton | trades. yarn trade with Chine and the Dutch East Indies.

The One TRADE IN GREAT BRITAIN. Mainichi say the rapid develop ment of Chinese mills in retard- ing the development of Japanese spinners in those epuntries.

China is now almost a self-fur- nishing country in coarse count yarn and cloth woven with coarse yarn, causing Japan's yarn export

SMALL DROP IN EXPORTS

to China to become more inactive. bar

export..

AND INCREASE IN..

IMPORTS

*

Do. (DaL)

DOM.

29 sal.

$16, bur. bay.

Shell Transporta ...116+ ex

ex div. nom. Union W sterbosta.....$25) bay., 241 sa.

****** buy.

Mining Admin....70/- bay, Lang kata (combined)......Tl. 10, nom.

Do. (ingle).... ..Tix. 53 nom. hat. Explorations .......

8%

(new)...

172.

17/8 nota $154 al.

DOM

bus. 354 bay. „T. 158 buy..

Tis, 105 non..

„Tim. 5g nom.

T. 19.10.

Tha. 654 buy.

zom

According to the Board of Trade Shanghai Loans.....Ta. 3 bay. returns, British imports for Novem-Baube

were valued at £106,855,875,

Aronoh Ming What is worse for the Japanese which compares with £102,645,301 K & K Wharfs... spinners, the Chinese spinners are for the "preceding month, and E.K. & W. Docks

China Previdents ........ shipping their manufactures to £107,138,713 for the corresponding

Hongew Hong Kong and. Dutch East Indies. month of the previous year. Ex

New Engineerings A cable from Shanghai stated These circumstances have urged ports of United Kingdom gords Shanghai Doaks that prices for cotton yarn

were valued at £83,768,302, or

Ewo Cotions... 20 Japanese spinners to devote their

Oriental Cottoshën vanced by one tacl a picul on the efforts to manufacturing cotton £546,131 less than in October. The 6th instant. At Canton the cotton cloths, instead of making an endea- corresponding figure for November, Bhai. Cottons (old).

Do, was very quiet and your to increase the cotton, yaralargest total for any month for B.K. &8. Hetals...

1897, was £70,809,651, which was the

Tl. 32 buy. $9) Bel several years past. Re-exports dar H.K. and

..2632 buy. Landa ...... Japan, which had hitherto ranked £10,833,086, against £6,865,364 in

The export of cotton yarn froming November were valued at Shanghai Land ...... Tha. 165 bay.

Humphreys Estate...$14.80 buy. first on the export list, tended to October, and £10,336,805 in the pre- HE. Realti decline a few years ago, while the vicus November. The value of total H.K. Tramway...$20.65 bay, 20.80 sel. demand for Japanese cotton cloth exports was the highest for any

Peak Traze (ald).........813 vel.

Bo. is increasing. The demand for grey

(LOW).... $3,20 nom. month since March, though the cloth is decreasing, but bleached excess of imports over exports was

Star Ferries

buy. China Lights

$12 BOT cloth, jeans, and other prepared also the highest since that month. cloths are demanded more keenly for the first eleven months of this B.K. Electrics (ald)..... 55° sel.

Do, (wow) than ever. It is expected that in year, however, the adverse balance

351 bay. future the world taste will change is some £29,370,000 less than for the Macao Electrics $16 bay

Talephones = (old) from the pure cotton cloths to cotton corresponding period of 1027.

Do (Dew) **

65 bay cloths mixed with rayon, wool and

China Busta ... 116 113 bay. other fibres. The demand for cotton

Bingapors Trasticas.....12/. nom. yarn is also changing to fine count

Do (Pruf.)...17/6 bay, 18/3 sol. yarn over 40s and gas yarn from

Sandakan Lights

5 nom. Chins Sug 1231 buy,

180 eis. nom. Malaban Bugara ----- Canton Icos

33 nom

Do.. (old) 7,80 som

નાના પણ મ (new)..... buy. Do, H.K. Roper (old). 87.60 nom.

Do (18) $7.35 vol. United Asbestos ..................$5 Dom. Dairy Farm... $211 buy. Watsons............

$13.20 nom. 80 eta buy-

Butterfly

No. 32 Pine Deer

Bale.

3554

320 504

478

Tin Koon

474

- Sheung Hee

478

No. 20 City of Gold,

324

Globe

319

Good Harvest

324

Double Horse ........

370

Tin Koon...

318

Double Elephant.

310

307

Man Clock

314

Shepherd

Three Stars

No. 18 Globe

Fui Kwai

No. 12 City of Gold

305 309 297 295 285

Tramenr

Peacock

Fui Kwai

Tramcar

Aeroplane

Pretty Damsel

No. 10 Sailing Vessel

course .count yaro.

1922 Export Highest On Record. The Japanese cotton yarn market witnessed its busiest, year in 1922, when 304,000 bales of yarn were shipped, the highest on

record. Since then exports have tended to drop rapidly as shown in the follow. ing table:

1919

1920

Peacock

1021

City of Gold

1822

Lotus Bee

1923

Fui. Kwai

· 259

1024

No. & Lion

208

1925

Hut How

205

1928

1997

1928

CANTON STOCK EXCHANGE,

Bales

230,333

- 304,825

292,260

394,002

249,321

270,369

310,801

203,550

115,285

83,870

The returns show the usual sea- sonal changes as compared with the October #gures, though the normal deeline in exports of manufactured goods was not very pronounced. Compared with the previous Novem- ber, however, there were heavy de- clines in all the more important exports, especially in cotton and woollen goods. Exports of coal and of-iron and steel were slightly larger in volume than in November, 1927, though the values were lower.

163 bay.

Cements (combined)......$10.05 bay.

AMERICAN LOANS ABROAD. Der A Wings

ENORMOUS FIGURES.

According to Dr. Max Winkler, vice-president of the Bretren Gris com Co., the United States hos advanced more than $28,000,000,000

Mackintos$20 nom. 891 bay.

Wm. Powells H.K. Amusementa

B.B. Constructions el nom, 'que. Indas, G. Bonals... 68% bay H. Gort. Loans prem, sel."

to foreign nations, while United buy-bays; sal-sellers; sa, -salves

(The figures for 1928 do not in States loans abroad are continuing clude December exports.)

LATEST QUOTATIONS. -

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January 6th.

Water Works

Electric Power Co.....

Canton Hanków Railways

83.90 3.10 0.50

INDIAN COTTON STATIS

TICS.

The Sun Company.

8.80

Sincere Co.

banii

9.50

Nanyang Brok.. Tob. Co. .....

4.80

Canton Tramwaya

2.20

China Merchants 8.8. Nav.

Co

8.80

Central Bank

4.80

CANTON KEROSENE OIL.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

January 6th.

Per Case.

ASAH

New Star,

New Balance.

$7.70 7.50

New Hang Fuck

7.30

New Eagle

7.10

New Sheung Hee

7.20

New Daybreak

7.20

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HÙNG HONG

INCREASED EXPORT OF

YARN.

According to the Bombay Raw Cotton Exchange, the arrivals of raw cotton on the Bombay market. for the week of December 20th totalled 111,000 bales, compared with 105,000 bales a week before. The export for the week amounted to 41,000 bales, as against 57,000 bales the previous week. The ma jority of the export figure was for Europe, and there was no export to Japan.

The stock of cotton on December 20th totalled 778,000 bales, against 751,000 bales a week pre -viously.

to increase at the annual rate of about 82,000,000,000, which is equi- valent to about $17 per capita.

Dr. Winkler. says this figure can- not be considered alarmingly large because America's national wealth

nam—nominal.

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Brussels

Geneva

Amsterdam .... Milan....

Berlin..... Stockholm

Copenhagen

Oslo

Vienna Prague Helsingfors

Madrid

Lisbon

Athens

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Shanghai Hong Kong

Yokohama

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Silver (spot) ...

Silver (forward)

WURM'S

124.09

4.95 3/16

34.89

55.19

12.07 11/18

92.83

90.381

18.13

18.176

18.194

34.405

143 13/16

1921

29.73

108

375

BOB!

3 29/32

471

1/0 1/32 2/7.

Holiday.

198

26 7/16

aggregates about $3,300 per capita. STOMACH DOCTOR

incomo being $750, ap- nual savings 8167, annual trade 8100 and ammual government re- venus $33.

The investments made by the United States abroad during the past decade and a half correspond almost exactly to the aggregate excess of American exports over imports for the same period. In other words, if America had not inverted abroad Americs might not have been able to dispose of her sur plus production, nor would the rest of the world have been able to pay such surplus. The foreign loans, therefore, have benefited not only the borrowers, but the lenders as well.

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