12

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONG KONG STOCK

EXCHANGE.

Buy Sellare

Baloc

Novalant

-331

$781

$7.20

***

$1,740 $1,740

***

£110. £138 284

++

$108

28

$2.35

$500

$500

$620

TA

SHAREBROKERS ASSOCIATION.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24;]

Banks

H.K. Banks

*

Do. (London) Chartered Banks.... Mercantilo Bks. "A"

Bank of East Asia...

Do.

N. 0. & S. Barks

Do.

Underwriters

Prof.

Bayern Bollere

14

$73

Am. O, Fin. Corp:

T. 85 China Fin. Corp. Urd T..60

Insorandes

$1,375 Canton Insurances...

Union Insuranoes .......] China Fires.................

$1,350 B.K. Fires.......

International Assoo..

Shipping

Douglases.....

Steamboats

Indos (pref.) Do. (def.)

Waterhoata

Mixing

Benguels.......

14.20 Venezuela Gold Flds. $3.85

Kailans..................

Langkats (single)...

T2.10 Explorations....... T2,30 Slugbai Loans

BIL

14

Haubs ......

Tronoh Minca.........

23 ata. Benguet Explorations

Docks, WharY68,

Godowne, etc.

H.K. & K. Wharves.

Providents (old)

131 $22

320

43/9

Shells

$201

$173

18/9

Tud

$563

muß du unh

$1,78,

2131 2341

E9 $109

$1,386

·$2.60.-1

$625 $1,3+

05/-

80).

47)-

$21

$18

$1.90

95/-

T...

T.:

T.

$144

34.40

$1.90

Do. (new)

820

H.K. & W. Docka...

$144 340 $1.80 193

$10

B. China Motors' A'

$8

$9

Do.

"B"

18

T.96 Shanghai Docks...

Te.20 New Engineerings

T.220) Hongkowa unan

| Lands, Hotels," and

- Buildings ----

H.K. Hotels (old) $775 $7,90 |.8/8.90|

Do. (now)

$8.15/36 $71 $731

H.K. Lande

MAN

1.26

Shanghai Landa ...

T.10

Metropolitan Lands.."

H.K, Healties......$7.10

$7.20

T11.40 China Do

T:994 Do.---Debentures-

$14.10 Humphreye

M$140] "Asin Realties "A"... 3$20

Da

Chiness Estates.......

Cotton Mills

T13.40 Ewo

Zoong Sings...

Wing On Taxtiles(8.)

***

ماه

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1933.

MONEY AND MARKETS

LIVERPOOL MARKET

REPORT

COTTON, 'WHEAT, RUBBER, SUGAR

creases, and the total figures for while stocks show a the year make quite a good com crease. parison with last year.

Manchester reports show a less favourable tone and whila Spinners have a fair number of orders in their books, their customers seem to be in no great hurry at the mo

ment to take deliveries.

further in-

It

HONG KONG STOCK SHANGHAI SHARE MARKET

MARKET.

OFFICIAL WEEKLY*

REPORT

The greater part of the week being taken up with the Races, it was only to be expected that buai- ness would be restricted. Still, the This minor issues made a fair recovery in the middle of the week.

UK stocks, nevertheless, were reduced 810 tony last week-and 1,876 tons the previous week, the total now being 00,311 against over 197,000 at the end of 1931. should be borne in mind that these stocks form the principal source of The Egyptian Government gin supply for European consumption, nings to the end of December show which in contrast to American con Messrs, Pentroath and Co. have ad one point of interest, the gin- sumption is well maintained, while recovery, however, did not last very forwarded as the following letternings of Sakel for the period being as we see the stocks are steadily long, more especially to-day on the dated January 20 from Messrs. A actually higher than last year. declining. At the same time, the announcement of the award against I. Buston and Co., Liverpool, re- Further details with regard to other weight, of speculative demand must the China Light Co., which brought viewing the cotton, wheat, rubber varieties, however, have not been be absorbed by these same stocks, out wave of selling orders, and and sugar markets.

cabled. The statistical situation and while this demand is at pre- forced the price down from $11.30 with regard to both Sakel and Up-sent negligible, wa saw last autumn in the morning to $10.

Markets generally close dull. in Egypt continues very the effect that could be produced by at all improbable that when poli- A sentenco in a recent New York strong, and reports with regard to a buying movement, and it is not the Sakel crop in the Sudan are

tical and economic events start mov report puts the position in a nut-still very unfavourable. shell Tho Cotton Market con-

ing in the spring such another move ment might easily be started which tinues to be dominated by reports

would force prices to a distinctly higher level.

COTTON

ideas from the South and the

pera

WHEAT

of Washington legislation, acreage An easier tendency has prevailed vagaries of Wall Street." Conflict- during the past week, and prices ing rumours as to Mr. Roosevelt's both in Chicago and Winnipeg are ideas and intentions have been cabl-about 1e lower, the decline being due mora to outside influences than to any change for the worse in the wheat situation itself.

ed over. As far as cotton is con- cerned the only alternative to the allotment plan that has been men- $11.2tioned so far is some form of mort- 16,0 gage relief, a much more sensible

proposal to our mind.

But this week the statistical posi- tion with regard to cotton has shown some interesting develop ments. The U.S. Production statis. tics were rather good. The figure of Production showed a marked in crease on November, but that was largely due to the fact that there were 5 weeks in the month, so that the weekly rate was only 68.7 against 69.3 in November. The sales figure, however, was 108.8 per cent. of Production against 82,3 per cent. last month, this being highest percentage figure since August. Shipments were not quite up to the high Production figure, with the result that Stocks again showed a small increase, but Un -filled-Orders-showed a much larger increase, which is hopeful for next month.

1.93

T.8

E

$71

$74)

$7.90

**

***

$14

T.13 T.72 T.11) $115.

Shai Cottons.................

T.11

$115

Public Utilities

*$20.65

20.90/65

Tramways

201

390.60

$1.20

Poak Trams (old)...

$16

#8

,Do. (new)...

38

*p!

401

$90

$34

Ysumati Ferries (old)

$331

Do.

(new,

$32

eam. rights...

#31

Star Furries $834

Chins Lighta (old)..... $11,20] $11.40|

Do. (now)... 38

Do, Ita....

Tractions #

Do. (pref.)....

Industriais

11:0 $9.30

(8744

$742

HK Electrics ............

3761

>

974)

24.3

Macao do.

$19

Sandakan Lighta ........

$80

Telephones (old)................ |

#2"}

(now)

$28 1271

T.10

China Buses

ww

24.

7276

Malabon Sugars

$27

T.14

Caldbook,

(ord.)

T.1V

Macgregors prof.)

36

Canton Ives.

$51

$7.6)

Caments (comb.)...

$7.80, B0

36

Do.

(old)...

$2

Do,

(LOW)...

324

111,3

Ropes

37

MiscelaneoULAN

Fre

$121

Ck: Agricultures-

#29.40 Dairy Farran

Der A Wings........ Amusements****** $19,43] Ch. E'tainment........ Constructions, (old)]

Do.

(new)

Lane Crawfords.............. Mackintosha

$291

$124 14.30

***

"For the present no advance is to think be looked for, and prices may even slip back further, but we kets should eventually show a good that purchases made in weak mar- profit.

SUGAR

From the USA it is reported that there is no improvement in the Winter wheat crop conditions in the

The market in the early part of Scuth West, where a heavy aban- donment of nereage is expected..

Australia continues to make sales the wook was depressed by hedging to China, with whom she has now sales against Philippine sugars, done an extensive trade and with while New York reported liquida. whom she has practically a monotion of the current month, also poly. There seems every reason to believe that this trade will continue.hedge selling, lower quotations re-

Unconfirmed rumours of Russia sulting.

The attitude of refiners, both here negotiating for a large quantity of Canadian wheat helped to sustain and in America, continues to be one the market yesterday, but whilst of buying only for immediats needs. We referred last week to the pos we believe Russia will have to im W port wheat before the Winter 16sibility of previous years' consump- over, we think that difficulties as regards payment will hold up any transactions for some time yet.

There is no important news from the Argentine, but offers have been freer and a fair business has been

concluded.

tion figures not being reached, and in this connection we note that Willett and Gray estimate that the United States consumption for 1832 showed a decline of 4.77 per cent.) compared with 1931, viz., 5,214,000 tons against 5,475,000.

BUSINESS DONE DURING

THE WEEK.

Hong Kong Banks, $1,740. Union Insurances, $360. China Underwriters, $235. Hotels (Old), 88, 87.60, 87), 88.05, $8.10, 89.15, 881, 871/7.85, Hotels (New), 374. Lands. 874, 8741. Humphreys, $14.10. Roalties, 87.20.

Tramways, $20.20, $20.00, $20.05. Star Forries, $90, 8901. China Lights (Old), 810.90, 911. China Lights (Now), 80.10. Electrics, 9741, 8744. Telephones (New), BÆ Cements (Combined), 871, $7.85,

$7,70. 87.80, $7.60. Dairy Farms, $201, 820.35. Constructions (New), 81. Govt. Loans, 4%, 4% Prem.

CHANGES (3.18 P.M.) CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Buyers. -Cementa: (Combined), – 27.80. -

Bellera.

Hotels (Old), 87.85. Hong Kong Lands, $74. China Lights (Old), $10.

Sales.

The passing of the Allotment Plan by the US. House of Representa tives had not much effect on prices,

Notwithstanding the improved although the President. Elect is re- ported to bo. in favour of it, but statistical position of sugar, the recommends it should apply to general uncertainty in regard to wheat only. However, uncertainty commodity values prevailing. at as to what will happen to the bill-

Hotels (Old), 871/7.85. when it comes before the Senate is present has to & large extent pre having a restricting effect on busi-vented speculative buyers from com-

Lands, $74). ing in to the market, although the ness.

We still continue to think well decline has been so sovers and prices of the market, as it appears to us that there are

more constructive are now so low, elements at work than for cotton time past. ¿

Against this the Census Bureau's Consumption figure for the month was disappointing, the total show ing a decline from 503,722 bales in November to 440,000 in December; this was partly explained by the smaller number of working days, in spite of which the daily rate works out at only 90,000 bales against 21,435 in November. Such a decline, following on a small de- cline last month, is too like last year for comfort.

But the figure of the world's Carryover of American

RUBBER

some

The market was rather depressed

American questionnaire. figures and by an increase of 1,340 tons in the Malayan stocks at the and of December. The questionnaire figures are as follows:-

show an unexpectedly favourable movement, Normally December marks the peak of the Carryover figures, but this year December by the shows an actual decline of about 200,000 bales, which is very hope ful, especially when taken th con junction with the fact that the Visible Supply figures have shown a distinct downward turn earlier than usual. If this movement con- tinues, we may after all hope for a far reduction of the Carryover at the end of the season.

The Board of Trade figures of Exports for December also showed a considerable improvement, both Yarns and Piece Goods showing in-

Consumption Arrivals

Stocks

· Afloat

Dec

Nov.

from which it will be seen that US. consumption during Decem- her makes a very poor showing,

(Confinual on next Column) ·

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ASIA LANDS, LTD., QUOTATIONS (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG)

Tel. 28380 Gloucester Building, Room 300.

[LEUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.]

China Lights (Old), $11. Cements (Combined), 87.60.

MESSRS. CARROLL BROS./ REPORT

Mossra Carroll Bros. have for. warded us the following cabled quotations of Shanghai dated Feb. 24:---- Can Finance Corp. International Investment

Trust Co. (Oni.) ....... Yangtze Finance Co. Cathay Land International Assurance Co.. China Realty Co. Shanghai Land Investment

Co.

shares,

$ 4.50

7.80

11.40

-6.60 3.80 11.25

21.75

8.00

92.50-

919.60

20.28

1.13.20

Building Works. (Ord.) ....... New Engineering & Ship

Shanghai Dock & Engineer

ing Co....... Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf

Co....... Shanghai Electric Construc tion Co. "Boarer " Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. Shanghai Cotton Manufac

turing Co... Zoong Sing Cotton Mills,

Ltd.

06.00

11.00

American Asiátio Under-

writers (Ord.).

05.00

American Oriental; Finance

"Corp. "Bearer'

99.00 24.00

Asia Realty Bearer" Shanghai Power Co. (Prof.) 23 Chinese 5% Gold 8 Bonds

1023.

AMERICAN ORIENTÁL FINANCE CORPORATION

A COMPLETE

SERVICE

A complete brokerage service -for-New-York Stooksia available at our local Agenta:→→→

Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building. Daily Quotations sent-gra

—apon request.

ROYAL OBSERVATORY'S DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

STATION

Kochi Nagasaki

Kagoshima

Oshima......16

Bonin Inland Chefoo

30

***

90 ot.

Shanghai Gutzlaff

$8.40

Wenchow

$21

Nanyang Tobacco...

$42

Foochow...

2154

Sinceros mu...

$15

„Amoy 'n ker

$12!

Watsons (old) |

4+4

$12

Swatow

$11.40

Do. (new).......

$12

$8.33

Wm. Powells.

New York: February 23

Taihoku

$3.20

$10

M. Greyhounds

Dow Jones Averages: High-1832

Low: Feb. 21

381

. C. Enterprises ...

30 Industrials.

88.78

41.22 53.89

Feb. 23

51.84 2.08 down

Change

Taichu

Tainan

20 Rails

41.30

13.23 25.81

24.03 1.58 down

16

United Thestres..........

68*),

B. Ind. G. Bonds...

20 Utilities

30.11

16.63 22.75

22.15 1.01 down

40 Bonds

83.26

prem, 4/44

H.K..Govt. Loans...] $104

Wallace Harper ..

China Sports Ltd

$225

HK. Wing On

&'bai

Do.

Zon

BAROMETER

FEBRUARY 23,.1938.

Wak

AT SKA LEVEL

Inche

Mille

KXMPERATURE

EI8

ESE

...

ESE

E

(Bes

GAON NANOU A 1 0 1 1 LOW-ADGO

KRISTWA

Soon 128.-30... 122-18880 16 to 22.

16,900

28,567 *388,220 *38,380

»21,910 27,080

377,996 40,379

Wladivostock Nemuro Hakodate Tokio?......

12

11

80.24 768.1 16 29.76 758.0

NNW

30.12 765.0

www

400

***

WNW

***

80.20 767,0

N-W

80,22 767.5

80,14 765.5

30.14 765.5

80.08764.0

Naha..........sid

29.96 761.0

**

D

Ishigakijima *..

29,94 760.5

SSE

*

90.12 765.0

N

The

15

29.95 .760.6 40.

4 WNW

14

29.91 759.6 56

S6E

29.98 781.0) 50

1 SE

29.90 759.4 58

30.00 762.0 69

8 SSE

481

29.97 761,2 65

NW

#

29.97 761.2 72 29.96 761.0 74 29.98 760.1 86 29.97 761.8 63

AW

8

NNE

*

20.91 7697-65

E

20.90 769.4 70

E

29.87 758.8 67

4

BE

A

#188

29.91 759.7 81

9

29.81 757.1 688

·1933.

DIV.

LAST SALE

HIGH

Low PrA. SI.

Feb 21 Feb 23.

319 3.00 Air Reduction

8517:

873

424 6.00 Allied Chemical & Dye

.751

734

737

137

71

234.00 American Can .....

9.00 American Tel. & Tel. +

· 32)...

109

29.78 766:41 81. 29.88 757.7 79 29.85 758.883 29.88 757.6 85

8

887

B .7 8

SE

8 NE

99

801

44

5.00 American Tobacco "B"

18

а

Anaconda Copper Mining

1614

281

4. Auburn. ....................

39).

364

Legaspi

431

20%

2.00 Borden Company

Calboyog

29.52 757488 29.88 757.6 91 29.82 757,4| 88 29.80 757.0 98

8 8 ESK 8 ENE

NWTM

8

NE

7

Canadian Pacific

Tacloban

21

1.00 Chrysler Motors indu.............

101

92

lo

29,78 766.886

8. NE

681

31

4.00. Consolidated Gas of NY.

46

1437

Cosbu

57.

23

4.00 Drugs, Inc.

Surigao

29.78 758.3 88

8 ENE 40

281

2.00 Du Pont de Nemours

35

Baipan..

87

30-

3.00 Eastman Kodak

Guam

11.00 12.22 29.79 756,6

8 NNE

6% 8. Electric Bond & Share

26/

84 0.40 General Electic.

401

.108

2.00 General Foods ....

Tap on Pelew Labuan

1L00 29.80757.0

NE:

4

1429.85 768.8 25 6

N

6.16.

243

7

1.00 General Motora

24 10

1.00 Gillotte Safety

32 14

10

21-

1:20 International Harvester

International "Tel: & Tel

32 60%

4.00 Liggett & Myers

B

367

3.00 Loew's Inc.

18

40k

37

*504

141

144

33

85.76 77.18 -76.13 1.05 down

Asia Lands, Limited, have received the following report from their New. York correspondents, E. A. Pierce & Co. The market must give its own clue to the completion of liquidation. For the present we would zomain on the side-lines.

Business Done: 1,330,000 shares.

Koshun

Pescadores.... Hong Kong ... Gap Bock.....| Macao

Hoihow.

Pratas Island... Phukiendo Touraze

Cape St. James.. Basco **** Aparri Tuguegarao Vigan... Manila

BANK OF ENGLAND BUYS GOLD

GUARDING -AGAINST · FUTURE DANGERS.

[BRITISH WIRELESS BERVICE.]

RUGET, Feb. 23. REPLYING to a Commons ques tion regarding the recent gold purchases by the Bank of England issue department, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Chamberlain, said that, for various reasons, large amounts of foreign money had been ouming to London recently, which were bad money in the sense that they could not rely on retaining

the data

_

If no precautions were taken, these capital movements would re sult in a sharp rise in sterling, to be followed later on by a sharp

Everyone would agree that such actuations, which were very tarm

GLASS TRADE FILLIP

Glass-making, the staple trade of St. Helens, Lancashire, has receiv ed a welcoma fillip by the imme diate commercial success of the latest type of glass-Armourplate which was described in the Octa- bar issue of Industrial Britain..

Another St Helens product, black, glass, is to be used to line the new Mersey Tunnel, which has also been described in previous is sues of this bulletin. This black glass has been fixed to a dado height of & fest on each side of the tunnel throughout its entire length, end it is held in position by stain- legs stool frames. This glass was chosen specially by the engineers for its hygienic surface as well as on account of its non-reflecting properties as the Tunnel will, of course, have to be illuminated by artificial light.

that these purchases of gold should to trade, should be limited as be regarded as flexible additions far as possible, but it was not in

general interest, to state what to the bank's gold holding and that it would be improper to regard

rticular methods might be adopt them as permanent additions to the

hem

with "ha "questioner.

at foot of neat Column)

'gaid: erves which may be used

for restoring credit:

19

Montgomery Ward ....

2,80 National Biscuit....

2.00 Pacific Gas & Electria

Pennsylvania Railway

Radio Corpora

Sears Roebuck

1.00 Standard Oil Co. of New

Jersey .....

0.10 Socony-Vacuum Corpn.)

15* 1.20 Union Carbide & Carbon

36.00 Union Pacific"

-United States, Steel

Westinghouse E&

161

STANDARD

#

FEBRUARY 24, 1933.

BALTMETER

ABBA INVES

Enche

TEMPERATURE

VERBLATT

29.76 755.6 23 -29.94 760,5

Work

ESE

NW

30.00 762.0

90.00 762.5

29.82 787.5

NNE

29.71 734.5 29,75 755.5 29.78❘ 756.5

BW

8

88W

29.84 750.0

29,88 759:0 30.12763.0 30.28 767.8 25 80.18 766.6 40 30.23 767.840) 29.96 761.0 68 29.95 760.7 59

29.95 760.61 61 29.98 761,01 61 29.92 760.0 59

29.89 789.8 78 99.98 760.1 88 29.08 760.2 64 29.91 759,7).70.

29.88 759.0 65°

29.93 760.272 29.85 758.1 66 29.81 757.1 70.

29.88 758.972

8

ESE

: 6 NNW

4 NNW

4 NNW

SE

forc)**

Gol al unook noi onD NANO-Ooni noi aaan-A-da O

11##lema 13. looms...oladu is loade to l86881

29.89 769.372

.8

SW

29.86 758.474

29.92 760.0 70 29.86 758.6 79. 20.87 -758.6 72.

-29.83 787.7 78

NNE

N

NE

5.

5

29.82 757.4 77 20.89 259.3 4.32 29.85 758.9 29.85 758.2 29.81 767.9) 80' 29.81 707.1

.4

SAMES 5 be

ENE

2b

1

ENE 4 be.

ENL1

*** February 242. 10h: 45m.—The anticyclone has moved into the Pacific to the north-east of Japan, and an- other anticyclone of considerable intense has developed over N. China, Shallow depressions are situated over 8. Japan and the Sea of Japan, and an intense depression to the north-east of Hokkaido,

The monsoon will freshen over the coast of China and the northern China Sea.

Hong Kong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0,00, inch. Total since January 1, 0.52 inches, against an average of 2:88 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON ON FEBRUARY 28.

SEDISTRICTION

A-Shanghai to Turnabout..

B.-Turnabout to Hong Kong

C.-Hong Kong to Gap Rook,

D.-Hong Kong to Hainan, Straite .... E-North China Bea ......is

}. winds, fresh to strong.

N.E. winds, fresh; fins at first, cloudy later.

N. and N.E. win moderate to fresh.

WŚ JESYRIEN VI

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