30
F. R. Zimmern, run out
1
ture.
R. Lec, b Bennett
4
:
F.. Oliver, b Boumphrey
10
W. R. Way, not out.
8
Extras
14
Total
99
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
R. W
Baker
I
13 1
Laslett.....
10
23
Hennett
4.3 3
5
Mosely
20
13
0
Escott
3. 1
..9 0
Leonard,
C
Craigengower 0.0.
Alexander, b
0. M. R.
W.
Boumphrey
T 1 10
1
Sparrow
10
Pereira Alves
12
1
53
315 15.00/101*
5
1
13
T.83
Royal Navy.
Hamson, e Reynolda, b B. G.
Baker
Remedios
3 0 6 0
11
Comdr. E. G. Stanley, 1.b.w..
Kitchell, b B. G. Baker.
Xavier Guterres
13 4 30 5
CRICKET.
(Continued from Page 10.)
CRAIGENGOWER ». ROYAL
NAVY.
rubs.
After getting their opponents out for the small total of 99 runs, the Navy failed to press home their advantage and lost by the narrow The visitors margin of 2 batted first but apart from a good knock of 39 by J. L. Youngaaye their batsmen, did not come off. Bennett took 3 wickets for 0 runs and Laslett. 2 for 25.
Omar was in good form with the ball and played havoc with the Senior Service men; he took 5 wickets for a little over # runs apiece. For the Navy, Boumphrey played allant innings for 47 runs and Laslett carried his but for
18.
The scores were:-
i
Craigengower C.O.
H. P. Lim, run out........
R. C. Reed, b Laslett
S. Abbas, b Laslett
A. B. Hamson, Escutt, b
Baker
A
1. M. Omar, run.out... Q. E. Zimmern, .b.w., b Bennett 11
J. L. Youngsaye, c Baker, b
Bennett
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1930.
Money and Markets
CANTON TRADE
NOTES.
Chinese cigarette manufacturers are doing" badly, due to the keen competition by foreign merchants, and to the increased number of Chinese manufacturers. They are making no profits.
*
Silversmiths are doing fairly well, as their wares are in great do- mmand. They have received many orders. Intely for trophies, medals, vasce, and articles suitable for wedding presents.
On account of the cold spell, there has been a very brisk demand for overcoats, and tailors are doing quite well. As a result, the price. of thick velvet for overcoats has risen by about sixty cents per yard.
bat
+
The value of the Central Bank of China netes has been restored to nor- mal, and the notes are accepted at full face value in business transac tions by many merchants,
Dealers in motor-cars, trucks, etc. are doing exceedingly well, and many of them have made good pro fits. With the progress of the con struction of motor roads in the city and highways in the country die tricts, automobiles have been is grent demand. Bus companies espe cially are doing well.
The cotton-yarn market was dead during the week-end, both wholesale and retail business being lacking. Quotations however were unchanged, as stocks were exceedingly short. Shanghai telegraphic advices in- dicate that quotations for fine by yarns of No. 32 and 42 rose about a dollar për bale, and that of No. 20 by about fifty cents.
DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS.
Do.
$95
HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.
SHAREBROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Buyers Ballarni
Lates Nomin
SATURDAY. JANUARY 18.
Mayere Sellers Bales Hominal
Banky
$1,500
2116
H.K. Banks "........ $1,290)
Do. (London)
***
213
Chartered Banks...
£27
Mercantile Bks: "A"
$98
Bank of East Asia...
Insurances
$715
T160
Canton Ipa
$718
$9
Underwriters
$1,85
North Chins ...............
T160
8379
$380/89
Utev
Union Ins....
$379
$380
AL850
Yangtaze Ins..
$310 6924
424
China Fires
1310
H.. Fires
$825
Shipping
Douglase
824
827f Steamboata
843 Indos (pref.)
$70
Do. (det)***.
!!
Merchants dealing in electric sup- plies have been doing very good От де business since last year. count of, the repeated warfare in Kwangtung and Kwangsi, there has Window glass is in brisk demand, Eeen a tremendous demand by the 84.70
merchants declare that busi-troops for telephones, torch-lights, ness, though not bad at present, batteries, etc. Telephone" apparatus shows a decline as compared with is also exported to the country dis. the preceding few years. Most of tricts in large quantities where this glass is of foreign manufac long-distance services are being in- stalled. Radio sets and parts are bought in large quantities by resi dente in the city anxious to enjoy the programmes from the local station.
Demand for. beans of various kinds has been disappointing, and prices have been low. The latest prices of soy beans are 89.10 per white picul, black beans 89.40, beans 30.30. scarlet beans $9.80, green beans 88.80, and small green beans $10.
Electric-stoves are also
in great demand, due to the cold spell. Coloured and fancy electric lights are also in great demand from merchants for décorating their shopa.
Bowling Analysis, «
$20
95/10 Shell Transports... 95. 393
Water-bonta
Mining
Benquets......................
53/- Kailans
T13.60 Langkats (comb) T.7 Do. (single)
T1.30 Explorations...
Shanghai Loans Rauba
$23
11 1841.
$50 $90
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T.5
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$12)
21/.
Tronoh Mines
20/
Docks, Wharves,
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E.K. & K. Wharfs. Providenta
$145
851
$301 T.104 1.7
8144)
35 $5.40 $51
831 E.K. Docks
T.106 Shanghai Docks
T.7
New Engineerings
T.190 Hongkeva
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Shai. Ctona (old)...) T.54
Do.
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T.841 T.65 T.10
*Saler to
S'hai..
2 0 12 0
b Lee....
0
Wong, e and Alexander.....
Lieut. . R. Evans, e Zim-
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Abbas. c Reynolds, b Alex-
ander
Lands, Hotels and Buildings
Pos
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Sub-Lieut. Mosely. b Omar... 8
Lia, e Reynolds, 'b. B. G.
C
Squad-Lender Botimphrey, e
Baker
Oliver, b Way
47
Sonrbutts,
Reynolds, b
A.B. Laslett, not out .....
16
Alexander
15
Comdr. F. C. Baker, 1.b.w..
b Lee..
Muskets, Alexander
0
Kew, not cut
8
Lieut. J. Cobb, run out
McBride, b Alexander
Mne, Escott, b Omar ........
0
Lewis, c and b Alexander-
Enz.-Lieut. Hennett, 1.b.w., b
Omar
Extrna
A high scoring match on the ILK.C.C. ground resulted ip a win for the home team by 3 wickets. The soldiers batted first and did well to collect 188 for 8 wickets when they declared the inninga closed Gough was top-scorer with 44 runs while Mitchell was a close second with 42.
$12:60 $65
$12.65
H.K. S. Hotels
$12.50
H.K. Lunds
$65
12.30/60
365
T.173
Shanghai Lands
$9.00
"H.K. Realtys:
Mauila
88.65
€14
Humphreys
Shanghai
$14.20
$08
Chinesa Estates
S-stow...
Straite
$18,70
E.R.A. Roberts, b Omar
Stoker Cross, ef Hamzon. b
Omir
Extras
'Total .....
73
Bawing Analysis.
Baker...
Total
07
Sparrow:
Bowling Analysis.
Alexander King
3 0 18 1 6.47 0
16
€
C
0. M. R. W.
29 蒜
Faced with this total the Club men went for the runs good' and hard and passed their opponent's score..after 7 wickets had fallen. Divett carried his bat for a half- ceptury while Dowler -collected 33 And Wood 32.
The scores were:-
8113 80.05
Public Utilitias
Tramways........................ 318.75 |
Peak Trams (old)... 811
Dr.
(new)... $5
--
Star Ferrica
$70
9
$191.65
C. Lights (old)....
8:0
Shanghai and "EUROPE via Biberia Swatow & Amoy Swatow
819.70
Do. (new)....
$711
$71
H.K. Electrics
$71
$71
Manila
223
Macro do.
221
Sandakan Lights
O. 3. R. W...
Omar
Lec
10.4 B
31 5
10 5
43 3
Oliver Way
WEEK-END HONOURS,
" Batting.
J. E. Richardson...
C. F. Alexander
3
0 13 ◊
1 04
H. A. Alves......
87
BI
52
50*
5 for 30
G. E. R. Divett
**-Not out.
Bowling..
C. F. Alexander
11. M. Omar
D. P. Xavier
Eng-Lieut. Bennett
DIVISION II.
6 for 16
3 for 31
3 for 9
POLICE r. CRAIGENGOWER.
Playing at home the Police Re- creation Club scored an easy victory over the Craigengower juniore. The Police batted first and thanks to a splendid knock for 81 (not out)' by Alexander were able to declare
at 180 for the loss of only a wickets. Baker put together 38 in quick time, For the loser Abbas bowled well, taking 3 wickets for 25 runs.
Craigengower could only muster 75 runs in reply and of this total. Leonard made 19 and Sourbutts 15. Alexander was also in form with the ball and captured 6 wickets for 16
Tuna.
The scores were;-
Police R.O,
RECREIO . K.C.C.
This match was played on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground and resulted in a draw.
Recreio batted first and compiled
the respectablé total of 161 runs.
H. A. Alves was top-scorer with 52 runs while I Gutterres played a useful innings for 98. For the K.C.C, Hirst took 3 wickets for 34 runa and G. Lee 3 for 35..
Opening the innings for the homie team, Mackay and Sraith each col. lerted 31 and Hall 28. Xavier, who thok 5 wickets for 39 runs, bowled well for the Portuguese teara,
The scores were:~~
Club de Recreio.
L.. Guterres, c Baldwin, b
Ilirat
H. A. Barros, run out
H. A. Alves, 1.b.w., b Smith 59
H. M. Xavier, b Petheram... 3 D. P. Xavier, b Lee
F. J. Remedios, e Kew, b
"Smith
J. E. Noronha, c Raven, b
Lee
F. J. Carvalho, b Hirst
G. A. Guterres, b Hirst
J. B, Figueiredo, not out
A. P. Pereira, c Mackay, b
Lec Extras
Total......
Bowling Analysis.
Hiret
11 Q 34
3
Overy... Lee
8 0 460
0,4 0 35 3
Petheram
0 10 1
3
Smith
1
37
0
Hall
2
Q
2 12.0
81
0. M. R. W. Harrison
B 0 28 1. Skinner 10.5 0. 68 3 Saunders. II 1 Deavall. 8
45
2
་ 39
1
FRIENDLIES.
R.E. and R.C. of Signals. Q.M.S. Mitchell, b Ashworth 42 L/Serpt. Lockyer, b Divett... 4 Lieut. Gough, l.b.w., b Ash-
worth
$9.65 T.134
10/
10/-
Telephones.
China Buses Tractions ......
Do. (pref.)......
Industrials
Straits and Calcutta
Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritian, B. & *8.
Africa, Egypt & EUROPE via Mar- keille de Marseilles, 18th February
Japan, Canada, U.S.A., C. & S. Amarios)
&*EUROPE via Viatoria, B.0.— dus, Victoria, B.0, 7th February ....ð
Pren, Tall Anhui Binktang
Tjibadak... Takada..s
I
5.00 FM.
Tuesday, 91st
Parcela 11.80 AN Letters 12.30 M
Kowloon P.O,
4.30 r
Lettore (4.30 ) 2
Ел
DATE & TIMER --
Monday, 20th.
Ouderkerk Havuna Maru Hydrangea
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9.30 r-
Antilochus
9.30 M
Parcels
3.00 M
Frés. Taft
Reg.
4.15 P.M
Letters
5.00 M
Beg.
5.00 A
Letters
6,00 IM
3.30 rx
+
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G.F.O.
..! Bog
5.COM
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a ters 6,00 %
44
·Col. Skinner, & Ashworth, b
Way
23
T.11
Caldbeck, (ord.)
++1
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Q.M.S. Leppard, h Ashworth 0 L/Curple Saunders, e and b
Ashworth
324
Canton Ices.********
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$1480 $15.10
Coments (comb.)... $14.90 $161
#
3112
Do
(old)...
L/Carnl. Penny, e Hepburn,
$3$
b Divett.
27
Licut. e Macdonald, e Ash-
worth, Divett
10
: : : :
Do. (now)...
$7.40
Ropes
81
China Sugars.........
::::
927
Malabon Sugara...
L/Corp. Licence, not out... 12 Sergt. Harrison, not out...... 10
Extras
United Asbestos ...
10
$20.60
Total (for 8 wicketa),
Corpl. Deavall did not bat.
.188
$0.80 $28.
Bowling Analysis.
O. M. R. W. Divett....... 18 2 83 3
12. 0 34
32,20 $18
$12
26
***** 7
Way Henburn.......... a 0 23 Ashworth ..... 12
Hong Kong C.C. '2nd XI.
0 51
0 4
$11.10
$2
60%
R. K. Hepburn, b Skiriner... 13
4% premi
0
R. H. Dowler, & Mitchell, b
Skinner
33
21
G. E. Gahagan, e Penny, b
Saunders
20
R. M. Wood, b Deaváll
32
W. W. Mackenzie, e Penny,
b Saunders.....
G. E. R. Divett, not out..... 50
4
J. R. Way, e Macdonald, b
Harrison.....
1
G. D. Mend, b Skinner
6.
Extras ...
10
..181
Miscellaneous
Dairy Farms......... 320 Der A. Wings......... Amusements......... 828
3130 Constructions $1.10
Lane Crawfords $2.16 Mackintosha
Naupang Tobacco... $4
Sinceres (old)......... 8104
Do. (new) *.*... 891 Watsons ... 811) Wm. Powells.
82
B. Ind. G.8 Bonds... 81% E.K. Govt. Loan ...
$29
Foochow
Shanghai & Dalsy
Etraits. Ceylon, India, Mauritius, E. &. 8.1 Africa & South American Ports
Hunter, b Muskett
King, b Sourbutts
Alexander, not out
Sherry, o Abbas, b Muskett.. 12 Sparrow, hit wicket, b Abbas 8
Wagland, Lh.w., b Abbas. O Reynolds, not out
0. M. R. W.
Kowloon 0.C. 2nd XI.
N. A. E. Mackay, o H, M.
Xavier, b D. P. Xavier ... 31
B. G. Baker, c Muskett, b
Abbia
38
F. B. W. Smith, b Pereira... J1
4
Extras
14
G. Lee, b Pereira
G. A. V. Hall, c Alves, b
Xavier
28 8
A. R. F. Raven, b Pereira... 0
Total (for 6 wickets)......100
B. Petheram, Pereira..... 18
A. J. Kew, not out
10
Kirby, Post and Daabrowsky
O. B. Raven, b Xavier....
0
H. Overy, b-Xavier
0
Bowling Analysis.
R. Baldwin, e Barros, b
O. M. R. W.
Xavier
0
33
1
J. J. Hirst, not out'
Q.
0.0
30.
3
25 3
Total (for 0 wickets)..
..136
0
0
did not bat.
Bourbutte... 11 2
Kitchell
Abbas Leonard
Total (for 7 wickets)......100
9. Stainaby, J. H, Ashworth, and W. Harris Walker did not bat.
Bowling Analysia.
папсе.
claimed 21 and Randle 10.
TRADE BALANCE OF KOREA.
HUGE PREPONDERANCE OF IMPORTS.
The present governor general is Admiral Viscount Minoru Saito, appointed when the present Min- seito Party Cabinet headed by Pre- mier Tokyo. Hamaguchi was form- ed in Tokyo. Local administration is handled by the governors of the 13 provinces called "do."
CANTON SILK.
EXPORT FIGURES IN 1929.
Seoul, January 8.Korea's im- ports were more than thrice as great as her "export during 1020, accord- ing to statistica published by the Chosen, Government-General of Exports amounted to only Yon 35,773,000 while imports were valu-
The total quantity of raw silk ed at Yen 107,787,000. These exported from Canton during 1929 figures do not include trade with was 05,581 zales, each bale contain- Japan proper
ing 80 cattice of silk. This is an The population of Korea, or increase of several thousand bales Chosen as it is called by the Ja over the preceding year. The fol- panese, is about 20,000,000. It has lowing list shows the quantities ex- increased greatly since Japan an-ported to the United States, France, nezed the old Korean Kingdom in Britain and Germany each month. 1910 while foreign trade" has pro- gressed by leaps and bounds. The
kita, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, & & 9.7 Africa, Aden, Egypt & Europe via Marsollles, 23rd
- Afaraoiiles — due
February
Poochow & Wei Hai Wei
Swatow ...
Jaigon, Ceylon, India,
"East And Fouth Africa, Aden,.
Egypt & EUROFE via Marseillos dno Marseilles, 28th February
Bandakan
V.S.A. FRANCE BRITAIN TOTAL'
1,746
4,062 1,709"
33 3,179
ΑΣΟΥ
2,200
10
4,549
20
65
At Sookunpoo, the Royal Army principal exports are rice, soya January 2,804 Ordnance Corps lost to Civil Service heans, silk, fish, pig iron and iron February 1,435 Cricket Club seconds by six runs.
Gold March... 2,339 ore, cattle and fertilizer.
2,300 Agers made 40 and Colonel Exham and coal also are exported in con- April..... 2,306.
4,326 2,915 65 20 out of 100 gathered by the Ord-siderable quantities. Japan pro May 4,852
7,832 11 2,138 The visitors had 114, of per absorbs about 20 per cent. of June... 5,230
7,386 which Oewick and Harper each Korea's exports and sells about July 4,712
1,573 100 6,393 1,934 August
....7,197
9,193 70 per cent. of her imports.
September 4,132 1075 25 5,832 How Korea is Governed.
October... 4,821 2,179 16 7,031
30. Korea is under the rule of a November 2,010′′ 1,041
3,087 15 1,822 Governor General appointed by the December 844 1,003 Praperar an the recommendation of
65,681 the Premier. the post is political and usually changes with each change in the Cabinet in Tokyo,
The Indian B.C, 2nd beat the K.B.S.F.P.A. by 35 runs at King's Park. The winners declared at 181 runs for & wickets (A. Normanbhay MACD Nazario de 17 17. Irani 27) K.B.B.F.PA, were all out for 110 (H. A. Gregory 20 not ont, H. D. Gregory 11, E. MacNider 11).
“Total...42,681 22471
Germany took 15 bales in October.
Streita, Ceylon, India. Mauritius, E. & 8.
Africa, Adoo, Egypt & EUROFE{| Mantua...
via Marseilles-due Marseilles, 28th February
Manilá
1
Empres of Asía,
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Reg
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Letfors 10.30 Par. Noon Leifer
1.00 x
Friday, 24th,
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Balyang
1.00
Cheong Shing.
Shanghai Bangkok via Swatow ...
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4
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Tenyo Maruig.
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