1075

38.30

2683

3625

$6.10

$341

$18

Steamboats

$30

195

Indos (pref.).....

Do. (det).........

53/+

-

$15"

the pressure 021 certain issues,' "which has been a feature of the market for the past two weeks, kas off somewhat, and this would seem to have steadied prices generally.

$397eased

The volume of business, however, still continues to be very much restricted.

Sales.

Union Insurances, $585.

Copenhagen, Geneva

Helsingfors

Hongkong

Lisbon .... Madrid

PRESIDENT Liners

Fastest Time Hong Kong to San Francisco. Speed with Comfort.

TO SAN FRANCISCO 18 Days To VICTORIA, SEATTLE 17 Days

via Shanghai, Kobe,

via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama

Yokohama, Honolulu

Fortnightly sailinga

Fres. Taft.Nov. 21, Midnight Pres. Coolidge ...Dec. $8 am Free. Fierce......Dec. 19, Midnight Fres. Hoover ...Dec. 30, a.. Pres. Wilson......Jan, 16, Midnight

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Buyers Ban

Sales Nomina}}

mĝu mulator

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13]

Bazky

$1,823 H.K. Banks *****... $1,825

fist

2101

£36

EIR

3104

Do. (London).

Chartered Banka...

Mercantile Bks. "A"

Do.

Bank of East Asia.....

N, C. & S. Barks

$7

$20

Am. 0. Fin.Corp: 9.

Si

Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord. S.

35

По

Pret. 8

1336

3200

Insurances

·Canton Insurancen...

Underwriters

Union Insurances .....

Chins Fires

H.K. Fires

[Interuational Assco,,S.

Shipping

Douglases

$34

QUITUME⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

1⠀⠀⠀1141

Sharebrokers'

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1933.

MONEY AND MARKETS

Association

Bayarı | Belare,,

sa

H. K. STOCK MARKET

LONDON EXCHANGE RATES

£10 £25

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.)

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

2121

$104

QUOTATIONS

7

Sterling Parity

Nov. 9.

$1.80

H H

3870

3595 3270

12

There was evidence to-day that Amsterdam

Athens Belgrade Berlin Bombay Brussels. Bucharest Buenos Aires

....

***

12.10. Florins 376 Drachmae 276,518 Dinars 20.40 Marks

7.98

Nov. 11. 7.891

3435

569

231

$32

13.33

13.36

la. 6d. per Rupee 36 Belgas 813,588 Lei

1/8

22.771

535

635

47.58d. per Peso 2

44 0.R.

44° 0,B.

16.189 Kroner

82.40

$40

* 25.29 France

10.40

16.45

193.23 Marks

998)

9961

.:1/8 3/18

1/01

317

Antamoks, 86cts.

$30

Big Wedge, 29/32cts.

$35

Raubs, 813.30.

Bel

$15

***

110 Escudos 23.92) Pesetas 92.46 Lire 50.86d. per Peso

108

106

3

38 7/16

60 3/8

60

30 Nom

36 Nom,

Montreal

Oslo......

80 ota,

60 ats.

341

144 st+.

28 st.

Paris

****

Prague

4.867 Dollars 4.967 DollarS 18.150 Kroner 194.21 Francs 164.2 Kronen

5.031

5.19

3.08 19.98 817/32

107

8.13

19.90

81 13/32

1071

Mireia

4 OR.

40. R.

# #

Stockholm

-1/3-11/16

12.39)

1/38

19.30

Vienna.......

99

30

Yokohama....

.... 24.63d. per Yen

1/2 5/16

Silver (spot)

18 0/10%

Silver (forward)

18 11/16

War Loan

71%

100 15/16

1/8 81/32... 29.841

1/2 7/38 18 7/16

18 9/18 1000/16

(IN LONDON ;-

Closing Quotations

November 13, 1933,

OF NEW YORK:

Bank Billa, on demand 361 Credits, 60 days' sight.. nom

OR BATAVIA:-

Bank Bills, on demand 1673

55

Telegraphic Transfor...

<

Bank Bills, on demand 1/4 Bank Bills, 4 months'

On demand

night

1/0

ON PARIB:-

Credits,

4 months*

aight

1/52

Credita, 4 months' sight 607)

ON SHANGHAI ;-

ON BALGON:-

12.

On Demand....

1101

4

ON MANILA:-

On demand

60

Ou demand

ON BANGIOI:-

. On demand

- 1178

Н

On demand

133 nom

SOVEREIGNS, Bank Buying

1/54 18

Fortnightly sailings

Pres. Cleveland ...Nov. 24, Midnight Pres: Jackson ........Dec. 8, Midnight Pres. Jefferson... Dec. 22, Midnight Pres. Grant ... Jan. 5, Midnight Pres. Cleveland... 19, Midnight

ROUND TRIP FARES TO EUROPE & AMERICA. Special through rates to Huropa, via United States. Direct connections with all Atlantic lines Chaise af rail lines across United States and Canada, liberal stop-over privileges for Sight-seeing. Full particulara apon application.

Fortnightly via Suez to Europe & America

Fortnightly sailings on Saturdays via Manila, Straits, Colombo, Bombay,

Suez Canal, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles..

Yow Tark and Boston.

:

Free Monroe... Nov, 25, 8.m Pres. Van Buren...Dec. 9, 8 a.. Pres. Garfield Dec. 23, 8 s.m.

Pres. Folkdan.

6,8&m. Pros. Adams ... Jan. 20, 8 a.m.* Pres. Harrison Feb. 3; a...

TO MANILA

Next Salling.......

Pres.

Pres. Cleveland......Nov. 18, 6 p... Pres. Coolidge...Nov. 23, 9 p.m. Pres. Monroe......Nov. 25, 8 km.

Taft, Nov. 14, 6 à.m. Pres, Jacksoc... Dec. 6 p.m. Proa. Van Barea ...Dec. 9,8 km. Pres. Piarce.....Dec. 19, pan.

Connecting with 8.8. MAYON To CEBU, ILOILO, ZAMBOANGA

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES

AMERICAN

MAIL LINE

PEDDER BULLBING-HUNG, LONG

CANTON BRANCH 2→→4, HAKKE 'ROAD.

11:11

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Flatcos

36 otr.

134

62 eta.

10

40 ct.

130 cm

29 ot./ 39"

Shelia ..........

Waterboats

Mining

Amtamoks

Baguio Gold

Benguet Consolidated

Do. Exploration,

Do. Goldfield

Big Wedge

18.30

19

Gold Creek.

$9

Ipo Mining.....

#71

Providents (Old), 824/2,60.

Hotels, 88.15."

Star Ferries, 8091.

China Light (Old), 89.60. Telephones, $304.

Constructions (Old), 82.

Buyers.

Union Insurances, $580. Raubs, $131.

Ewo Cottons, Sh...813.30. Shanghai Cottons, Sh. 8113.

Humphreys, $11,90.

Yaumati Ferries, $24.

Constructions (New), 80cts.

Govt." Loans, 81 per cent. Prem.

95/.

Lane, Crawfords, 84.

$181

$4.60

$6.95

Shanghai Loans 8.

$8.95

$124

Tronoh Mines *****

18/

$6

Itogons

23/9 Kailans

(single) B.

318stions......8.

Rauba

Venezuela Gold Flda. | $8

Docks, WharrOS,

Godowna, sto.

3121 H.K. & K. Wharvas.

Providente (old) $2.55

Do. (New) ***

H.K. & W. Docks

8. China Motora: A

Do,

New Engineeringe

Hongkows

1911 1

$121

70 cts.

917

$148

$8

11.35

$164

$6

$8

"B"

$148

Shanghai Dooke S.

38

1340

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

$8.15

$6.15/20

$74

H.K. Hotela.******* H.K Landa... 9.

$74

$314

$14

$6

$8

$11.90

Shanghai Lands.....8,

Hetropolitan Landa..

H.. Realties.

$154 Chins Do...........

$137

-+

Do. DebentureaS.

Humphrey

*******

New Asia Hotəl

Aria Realtien "A"S. Do. "B" N.

Chinese Estates.

$140

...

32U 384

Cotton MH

$13.30❘ $134

Ewon

$113

S'hai Cottons....S

$13+

377

Wing On Textiles(S.)

Pabllo Uilities

Zoong Binge S

121.60 Tramways manu

15 Posk Trains (old)...

$0.10/8,16

*48

$61

Sellers.

Underwriters, 83.10.

Ewo Cotions, Sh, $13).

Cements (Combined), 82. ⠀

THE EXCHANGE MARKET

MESSRS. ROZA BROS.

REPORT

Messrs, Roza Bros, have for- forded us the following exchange market for yesterday:-

Silver prices dropped 3/16 over the week-end making the quota tions 18 for Ready and 184 for Forward." Silver advices reported America as having sold. China $19.10 aperated both ways. Indian Bazaars bought. The tone at the plose was steady. In America" the rate was unchanged at 431 for Spot. The tone, was steady.

New York advices reported the $13,66 | Opening rate at 6.09. The market

2112

was narrow and erratic. 8131

Market. 377 Sterling opened with indications of steadiness but subsequently e'ased on slightly. U.S. dollars

were steady to firm.

Sterling.

The markes opened with sellers at 1/5.5/16, buyers bidding 1/5 re- sulting in business at 1/5.11/32 for near, 1/5 December and 15. 13/32 January. The market closed at lunch time with sellers at 1/5. 5/16 November, 1/5.1/32 Decem- ber and 1/5 January, buyers' at 1/5.11/32 for near, 1/5 December and 1/5.13/32 January....

U.S. Dollars.

There were sellers early in the morning at 363, buyers bidding 37. Subsequently a small business was reported at 37 for December de- livery. The market closed at lunch time with sellers at 381 November 10 cla and 37 December, buyers at 37 for near and 374 December.

$21)

315

· 373

Do. (new)...

Star Ferries

Yaumsti Ferrice...!

$71 3991 $25

$960

Chins Lights (ald).....] 19.86

8.60/9

39.40

Do (DOW)...

351

$75

H.K. Electrics......

$75

123

Maceo do.

******

$204

Bandakan Lights .......)

Telephonca. ............

$111

China Bazes.......

29

Tractiona

18/

Do. (pret.)....

Industrials

***

315

Malabon Sugars

315

$21

Caldbeck, Yard.).

318

Macgregor (pref.)8.

.38

Canton Icesnak

$6.

Cements (comb.)....

$1.20

$1.96

A

5 ota

Do.

Ropes

2281

Dairy Farina

198}

$11

Der A Wings..om

310

Amusementa.......

Stop

Ch. Etainments...... $10,20

$9.90

Constructions, (old)]

$9

280

.60 ots.

Do,

(new) 65 ota

34

Lane Crawfords,anne $4

#21

Mackintoahs

min

*

Π

Nanyang Tobacco...

$14

$72.

Watsons

37

32.10

Wm. Powells

3:1

$10

M. Groyhounda .................

IN

B. O. Enterprises

$2.

United Theatros ....... 8.

78%,

B. Ini, G.9 Bonds... 77°/

++

$4.5. Gert. Loans .......

$8

$170 ELK Wing On

Ebai.

Do. ... (old)...

(now).

Miscellaneous

Binceresi

Wallace Harper......

Milan Montevideo.

New York

Rio de Janeiro ...... 28.03d. per Gold

Shanghai

ON SINGAPORE:--

On Kost:-

ON INDIA-

18.150 Kranor 34.58) Schillings

Telegraphic Transter... 1941 Bank, on demand ........

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS'

EXPANSION

Sharp Rise. in Earnings

(Special » Air÷Mall", Service)

London, Oct. 95. The full report of Imperaal Air ways reveals very clearly the reason for the sharp rise in earnings re- cently announced. The company's regular European services, which were the same as in previous years, carried 2,809 passengers, or fully 77 p.c. more than in 1998, and near ly twice the number for 1931, while the traffic ton-mileage rose from 843,119 to 1,060,591.

On demand

Rate

BAR SILVER, per os

Japanese Scrapping

SMALL SHIPS CHIEFLY AFFECTED

Of the

Quoting from the Japanese news- papers, the Norwegian Legation in Tokyo reports that 60 ships of 243,- 232 tons have been broken up under the State aubridy scheme for the scrapping of old vessels and the construction of new ones. scrapped vessels, 25 ships of 144,050 tons were of over 4,000 tons, while the remainder were of lesser size, including 20 of between 2,000 and 3,000 tona Under the scheme the new ships must be of not less than 4,000 txa

Despite this marked increase, the total mileage covered by the Euro-

As most of the scrapped ships are pean fleet was only 6 p.c. larger, small ones, some apprehension pré- so that, even after allowance for rails in Japanese shipping circles the larger aeroplanes in use, there that the relation between the var must have been an appreciable reious sizes of vessels will be displaced duction in the burden of working through the State subsidy, and that expenses. Empire services were a scarcity of small ships of between further extended, and the number 2,000 and 4,000 tons will arise. of passengers increased during the year from 9,060 to 8,008. again the rise was much more than proportional to the increase" mileage covered.

Under the circumstances the ship- Hereping associations at Tokyo and Kobe intend to try and get the subsidy rules altered to apply to Yen,

ships down to 2,000 tons,

An Merchants were quoted at 1201

The balance-sheet shows a note advans in freight rates for short for near delivery.

worthy increase in liquidity, for voyages is already noticeable owing Shanghai Dollars.

cash and gilt-edged securities aggre to the scarcity of suitable tonnage. Shanghal dollars were quoted at gate £26,338, compared with £74, Japanese shipowners are interested 532 in 1902, whereas creditors have in the construction of ships of 2,000 risen by no more than £$1,750. The to 3,000 tons in the expectation of surplus of liquid assets is, however, an improvement in the Japan- mainly a temporary matter, arising China route in the near future. from the provision" of money for obsolescence which has not yet bean expended. The surplus will dimi- aish when the next replacement of the fleet oo0175.

111 for cash,

Shanghai. Bellers were indicated at 1/3 with business reported at 1/3.9/16

$4.20 $14.10 November,

$1031

8175

$145

Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building" Tel. 283802 We offer you a complete brokerage service for the purchase or sale of

New York Securities Daily quotations sent-gratis-upon request. See our investment news on the Financial Page of The Hongkong Dally Press

Canton Agents

John H. Ferguson & Co.

32, B. C. Shamse

Tel. 18624.

IN THE AFTERNOON, The market was firmer in the afternoon.

Sterling.

In sterling business was done at

1/53 for December and last day of Rubber Consumption

Up 90,000 Tons

ESTIMATE OF CURRENT

YEAR'S DEMAND

Commenting upon U.8. rubber

TIN CONSUMPTION

54 Per Cent U.S. Increase In Seven Months

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, Oct. 21. Acording to a bulletin of the International Tin Research and Development Council ised this morning, the amount of tin consum- ed by the principal tin consuming industries of the United States daring the first seven months of 1933 was 32,049 tons...

November, finishing with sellers at 1/5.11/32 cash, 1/5) December and 1/5.13/32 January, buyers probably at 1/32 higher respectively.

U.S. Dollars. Business was done at 371 - főz near and 374 December. Towards the close 37.3/16 was also arrang- ed for cash. The market closed with sellers at 371 November and 371 December, buyers at 37 for consumption figures for September, near and 37 December,

Mesars. Symington and Wilson, Mincing Lane brokers, in their re port dated Oct. 16, state.

As was to be expected the Bep the corresponding period of 1932,

This compares with 21,200 tons in tember consumption was consider and represents an increase of 54 per ably below that for August but at cent During 1988, the United on most of the estimates which have rates, which is the largest indivi

dual user of tin, consumed 25,200 been in circulation for the last few weeks. In our report of September ons or 20 per cent of the total

world consumption, 120 we said that we expected the September consumption to exceed that of last year by at least 50 por

Shanghai, Firm. Silver were indicated at 1/3.9/18 November, buyers at 1/31

for near delivery.

CHINESE COTTON MER CHANTS & JAPANESE COMPETITION

the same time it is an improvement

It is learned in: Chinese circles that Chinese merchants in cotton cent which would have meant a con month, last year. This would bring piece-goods are appealing to the sumption of about 38,750 tons total consumption for the year up Central Government for sadetanee sgsinst the actual figure of 36,068 to 400,000 tons against 313,000 tons to combat what they term unfair tons. Total consumption in the last year competition from Japanese goods USA for the first nine months It is evident that the Dutch coming into this port they allege, off the year is 313,119 tone against Colonial Government are not in via Dairen. It is stated that these 953,903 tons for the same period Japanese goods are being sold at That year. There seems to be every the low price of 20 cents per yard prospect that consumption for the with a result that Chinese native last three months of this year will made material is not able to com- at least average 30,000 tons a month uete to the ruin of their business against an average of 20,000 tons though the movem

clined to hurry matters and what ever they do ther decire the good- will of the native rubber cultivators behind them Matters appear to be moving in the right direction.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

ASIA LANDS, LTD., QUOTATIONS

(INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG)...

Tel. 28380-Gloucester Building, Room 306.

{HEUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.

New York: November 11. Dow Jones Averages: High-1932

20 Industrials

90 Railr 30 Utilities 40 Bond's

Low: Nov, 10. Nov, 11.

Change

108.97.-.

66,53 37.73 89.07

$1.29 .95.08

96.10

1.04 up

* 13.33 39.26

38.71

45 up

16.53 94.08

$4.38

.30 up

05.78 80.85 60.68.00 down

Asia Landa, Limited, has received the following report from their New York correspondents, E. A. Fierce & Co. The main interest today was the action of the silver market. It is rumoured that the President is giving serious consideration to a proposal which would call for the extensive use of silver as a basis of currency. It seems this will be the next step along inflationary lines. A

Cotton: Scattered selling caused a lower opening. Outside demand broadened, prices responding. There was a fair volume of hedge selling near the close.

Silver: Unsettled at the opening but later firmed on rumours of the extensive use of silver as a basis of currency.

Business Done: 170,000 shares.

· American Smalting.................

Anaconda Copper Mining 2.00 Auburn journ. Bendix Aviation

LAST SALE

134

$1017 $102

914 013

י

Dr. #

HIGH

Low "PI SH.

Nov, 10. Nov 13.

100

1423

20% 3,00 Air Réduction 46.00 Allied Chemical & []

139

97

29

4,00 American Can

461 48

137

701

· 0.00 “American Tel. & Tol..

116

942.

·44

6.00 American Tobacco

431

1.00 American Waterworks

23€

151

1811

201

41

211

41

131

431

18

12/ 127

70

72

211*

20 Bid 211Bid

431

80

405

108

291

47%

49%

081

16.

foe

401

131

1.00 Borden Company

Canadian Pacifie

0.50 Caterpillar Co

1.40 Chase National Bank -

1.00 Chrysler Motors

* 3,40 - Consolidated Gar of

Curtiss Wright

232.00 Du Font de Nemoura

35 3,00 Eastman Kodak

Electric Auto-Lite Co... 6% & Electric Bond & Share

Electric Power and Lig. 0.40 General Electric 1.60 General Foods 1.00 General Motors- 1.en Gillette, Balety 1.20 Gold Dust ALINE 0.00 International Harve International Tél V 4.00 Liggett & Myarı 100! Loew's - Ind. - T

Montgomery Ward 2.60 National Biscuit Ma 1.00. National: City, Bank. 150 National Dairy Prod 0.60 Obs Elevator ...

10 Pacific Gas & Elevizio

Packard Motor

-

AC Pennsylvanis Bailway Radio Corpa... Sears Roebuck

1.00 Standard Brands

Standard Ga 1.00 Standard Oil

91 Bid 21 Bid

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