DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange.

Bayern Bra Bales Nomius)

Sharebrokers'

Association

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933.

MONEY

WORLD'S SILK

MARKETS

Japanese Competition Discussed

Paris, Nov. 14. Japanese competition on the world's silk markets is being dis 3327) cussed at the International Con- gress of the Silk Industries, which opened here to-day.

The discussion ig focussing around the resolution laid before the congress by the London Silk Association as well by the Union

AND MARKETS

LONDON EXCHANGE RATES

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.)

Bombay ...... 18. 6d. per Rupee Brussel.......

Bucharest .....

Buenos Aires

·

Copenhagen .................... Geneva Helsingfors Hongkong Lisbon Madrid Milan

25.92 Pesetas

39 11/16

On

Sterling Parity

Nov. 18

Nov, 16.

Amsterdam Athens

19.10 Florins

$.02

...... 378 Drachumse

365

670

Belgrade, 976,316 Dinars Berlin...

935

240

90.49 Marks

13.8

1/8 31/89

................ 36 Belgas

-

47.58d per Peso 913,688 Lei

93.171 545

13.61 1/5/31/32 23.14)

550

431 O.R.

431 O.R.

18,159) Kroner. 25,92 Francs

́92710

99.40

18.08

10.60

193.23 Marke

2961

2201

1/01

110 Escudos

107

1/58. 107

30.15/16

..61 3/18

61 7/16

$0.88d. per Pesc

36

35) Nom.

4.867 Dollars

5.32

5.23

4.867 Dollars

5.40

5.50

18.150 Kroner ............... 194.91 France 164.25 Kronen

19.90

12.90

61 91/32

88 13/32

1081

1038

+ O.R

1/31

18.391

29

1/23/32

1/21/16

****

181 184

18 5/16

71%

191 99%

A 9218 Lire

of Lyons Silk Manufacturers and by the Silk Manufacturers' Union of Switzerland, demanding a gen-Montevideo. eral" introduction of quotes for

Montreal Japanese silkgoods, whether na-

New York tural or artificial

Oslo Paris..... Prague Rio de Janeiro 26.93d. per Gold Milreis Shanghai Stockholm .............. 18.150 Kronor Vienna 34.694 Schillings Yokohama 94.58d. per Yea, Silver (spot) Silver (forward)........ the average

War Loan

The speakers were unanimous in pointing out that it was impossible to compete on the open market with goods produced in countries where the standard of living is low and where the conditions of labour cannot be compared with these prevailing in Europe and America,

The resolution proposes that the quota be based on Japanese silk exports from 1927 to 1931.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18.

Bayern

Ballers

. Banki

$1,825

H.K. Banks

******* 51,895

2131

Do. (London)

£151

Chartered Banks...

£28

Mercantile Bk "A"

Do.

$104

Bank of East Asis...

£12+ 3104

N. O. &B. Baɛ ka

$7

120

Am. O, Fin. Corp:

BU

Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord. 8.

Do. Pref. 81

Insurances

$335

$1.63

$870

Underwriters

Canton Insurance... 31.85

7615

Union InsurANDOS..........

$200

China Fires par

$570 Saga $270

H.K. Fires....

$6.10

| International Assize, 8.

.." Shipping

Douglases

434*

#18

$17

Steamboats

$30

Indos (pref.).........

$30

$35

51/10 Shells.....................

Do. (def.) ****

$30

$6/

I

Waterboats

30 eta

!! TARIMA!

Amtamoka

$34

Balatoos

$40

$15

30 ot.

62 el.

Benguet Consolidated

318

Mining

177 cts.

177 sts.

Baguio Gold

[60 ots.)

140 cb

Do. Exploration

140 str.)

30 6

Do. Goldfeld

Big Wedge si

130 cts.

10

Gold Creek..

Ipo Mining.

37

Itogona

25

Kailans

95/-

3181 Langkata (single) 8,

$18

$4.60

Explorations...... 8.

14.40

36.95

Shanghai Loans S,

$8.90

$13,60

Raubs

$13

Tronoh Mines

***

19/-

$8

Venezuela Gold Flar

36.15

Docks, Wharves,

Godowne, sta

$115

H.K. & K. Wharves.

$117

146

$2.55

Providents (old)

*** 121

唱歌

$1.35

Do. (now) ...

$164 H.K&W. Docks...

$17

$8

S. China Motornà

$4

38

Do.

$4

$148

Shanghai Docks S.

$148

$7

New Engineerings9.

$8

Decline All Round

100

1350

Hongkew

Lands, Hotels," and

$8.10

36

$6,10

$74

$31

$14

Buildings

H.K. Hotels.******* HK Lands......... Shanghai Lands.....S. Metropolitan Landa.. H.K. Healties.........

18

$6.10 18.C5/6.06 374

$6

$151

China Do .........B

$137

Da DebenturesS.)

512

New Asia Hotel

Humphreys --

$140

Asia Realties "A")

$20

Do

"B"

$93

Chinese Estates.....

13.10

Ewos

<

Cotton 10lle

B'bai Cottons......!

$13, Zoong Singa .................

Wing On Textiles(9.)

Among the nations represented at the congress are France, Great Britain, Germany, Italy and Switzerland.-Transocean.

London, Nov. 14..

170.cts.

BERLIN STOCK MARKET

"COMPLETELY REGLECTED

Closing

November 18, 1933,

ON LONDON:-

Telegraphic Transfer... Bank Bills, on demand Bank Bills, 4 months'

sight

ON PARIS:-

4.0.R: 1/3 7/16 19,391

Credits, 4 months' sight 615

Rate

PRESIDENT

13

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

To SAN FRANCISCO 18 Days via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu

Fortnightly sailings

Free.. Taft...Nov. 21, Midnight "Fres. Coolidge.Dec. 9, 6 am.

Fros. Pierce.Dec. 19, Midnight Pres. Hoover Dec. 30, a.m. Free. Wilson Jan. 18, Midnight

To VICTORIA, SEATTLE 17 Days

via. Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama

Fortnightly sailings Pres. Cleveland Nov. 24, Midnight Free. Jackson Dec. 8, Midnight Fres. Jefferson... Dec. 32, Midnight Free, Grant....Jan. 5, Midnight); Frea. Cleveland ...Jan. 19, Midnight

ROUND TRIP FARES TO EUROPE & AMERICA,

Special through rates to Europe via United States.

Direct connections with all Atlantro lines. Choice of rail lines ·BEZUSK、 United States and Canada, liberal stop-over privileges for Sight-seeing. Full particular upon application.

Fortnightly via Suez to Evrope & America

Fortnightly sailings on Saturdays via Manila, Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal, Alexandria, Naples, Genos, Marseilles,

New York and Boston. ..

Pres. Folk............Jan.

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

6,8 L

Pree. Adams. Jan. 20, 8 s.m, Pres. Harrison.......Tab. 3,8 a.m.

TO MANILA

Next Sailing......... Pres. Coolidge Now 23, 9 p.m.

Pres. Monroe........Noy. 25, 8 a.m. Pres. Jackson Dec. 9,6 p.m. Proa. Van Buren Dec 9,8m.

Pres. Pierce......Det. 19, B p.m. Prez, Jefferson......Dec. 16, 8 p.m.

Connecting with 8.8. MAYON 7% CEBU, ILOILO, ZAMBOANGA.

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES

AMERICAN

MAIL LINE

PRODER BUILDING HONG KONG. CANTON BRANCH:-1, 2HAXHI BOAD,

71

NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE

ASIA LANDS, LTD., QUOTATIONS (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG).

Tel. 28380-Gloucester Building, Room 306

Quotations

OF NEW YORK:-

Bank Bills, on demand 38)

Credits, 60 days sight. nom

ON BATAVIA

On demand

Credits, four months'

Bank Bills, on demand 576

eight

1/31

ON SHANGHAI:-

ON SAIGON-

On Demand

1309

On demand

ON SINGAPORE

ON MANILA:-

On demand

50%

On "demand

731

ON JAPAN:-

ON BANGKOK :-

On demand

1181

On demand 134 nem

1/4

∙181

$119

Tramways

$104 Bandakan Lights...

Telephones.... datote

$12.10

$81

$131 #128

8131

$77

377

Public Utilit

$201

$211

3153

Poak Trans (old)...

$15

***

$71

Do

(new)...

$71

...

$991

Star Ferries

399

$25

Yaumati Ferries... $25

30.10

39.10

$9

Do. (new)...

China Lights (old)... $9.10

88.80

$73)

173

H.K. Electrica

$73)

FR

$23

Macao do.

$291

$30

$11 China Buses.

34

Tractions

|

15j.

Do. (pre).

Industrisis

$16

Malabon Bugars

SIN

321

Caldbeck, Yord.) 8.

$19) Macgregors/pret.)8.

$6

Canton Tees ******** $1.60 Cemonts (comb.)...

$1.50

Do.

6: eta

Do: Ropes

(old)... (DAW)...

36

$28)

240

16

$4.20

112 mm ⠀ ⠀⠀

Miscellaneous

1981 Dairy FaTION ....

Der A Wing...............

Ch. E'tainments...... 310 Constructions, (oki)

Do.

144

Lane Crawford..... 4.10

Mackintoahsiu

Nanyang Tobacco...

(OW)

$8 Amusementa .........................

310)

$2

.00 cts.

821

$14

Bines res

$71

Watson

361

12.13

Wm. Powells****et

310

M. Greyhounds ******

B. O. Enterprison

8

United Thestros ....... 8.

70%,

prem.

KLK. Gort, Lana ........

18

B. Ind. 0.9 Bonds... 78*),

Wallace Harper.......

$170 HK. Wing On

S'hai

Do......

10 cts.

$2.80 160 cts

Berlin, Nov. 14, The Stock-Market to-day was completely neglected so that prices 'declined allround. The bustness such as was transacted, was very limited. Not much stock was of- fered, but the demand was still less. The fixed Interests security market however was very firm. Berlin 1926 City Loan declined 1 point, but this was the only ex- ception. Young Loan improved 0.25 point to 86.75, "Reichsbank gained 1.37 points to 155,,German Dye Trust remained unchanged at 112,5, Salzdetfurth Potash declined 2 points to 143, German Steel im- proved 0.12 point to 29.25, Deuts- ches Erdoel dropped 0.62 point to 89.37, Siemens and Halske weaken-

ed 1.75 points to 124.25.

Callmoney stood at from 4 1/8 to 5.1/8 per cent.-Transocean,

FEET AND FIGURE

People have been wearing cloth- es of a finer texture but boots and shoes of a poorer quality during the economic depression, according to the latest League of Nations, review on "World Pro- duction and Prices" (Allen and Unwin).

While the years 1929-1932 saw`a marked shift in the world 'demand from the more expensive to the cheaper qualities of leather "för footwear, there was at the same time in the textile industry a strong tendency towards a greater relation consumption of real and artificial silk fabrics and of the fner qualities of cotton and wool. Artificial silk is one of the very few commodities which registered an increase in output during the

ON INDIA-

Telegraphic Transfer...834 Bank, on demand

H. K. STOCK MARKET

rl

SATURDAY'S. "OFFICIAL

QUOTATIONS

SOVEREIGNS, Bank Buying

BAR SILVER, per oz.

THE EXCHANGE

MARKET

MESSRS. ROZA BROS. REPORT

Messrs. Roza Bros, have for- Interest in the minor section of the list appears to have revived, zs

warded us the following exchange there were enquiries this morning market report for Saturday for Hotels, Lights and Cements, the offere bid for these being on a slightly higher basis that yester day's level.

Bales,

Raubs, 813.60 Ewo Cottons, Sh. 813.10 Hotels, $6.10 Humphreys, $12

China Lights (Old), 28.10 Electrics, 273 Ropes, $5.70

Buyers. Hongkong Banks, $1895 Union Insurances, $575 Big Wedge, 30cCLE. Raubs, $13.40

"

Providenta (Old), $256 Shanghai Cottons, Sh. $119 Hotels, $6.10

China Lights (Old), 9.10 Telephones, Ropes, $51

Lane, Crawforde, $4.20 Govt. Loans, 4 per cent, Prem, Sellers.

Electrics, #73).

terday for both deliveries, the Silver prices dropped 1/16 yes-

quotations being 181 for Rendy and 18.7/16 for Forward. Silver ad- vices reported China' as having bought. America operated both ways. The market was easy. In America, the highest rate 'done was 45 but closed at 42) for Spot. The market was weak. The decline was attributed to the weakness In Sterling.

New York advices reported the opening rate at 5.30 and the clos- inf rate at 6.18. The highest rate done was 5.33 and the lowest 5.14. The market was uncertain.

With the excception of the Shanghai rate which was un- changed at 110% and the Bangkok rate which was put up to 134, other rates were lowered.

Weak,

Market,

Sterling.

depression, and in 1832 a record Canton Silk Market closed with sellers at 1/6.3/32

$4.20 $14.10 production was attained in Canada, Japan, Russia, Cpain, Britain, and $12 Sweden.

申角

Britain is now second only to the U.S.A.. as the world's greatest producer of artificial silk, while

#02 Japan has gone ahead of Italy and

Germany to place.

$178

$140

Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building

Tel. 28880'

We offer you a complete brokerage service for the purchase or sale of

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New York Securities

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the Financial Page of The Hongkong Dally Press

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B. C. Shameen.

Tel. 18824

occupy the

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CANADIAN WOOL INDUSTRY

From the Kwangtung Raw Silk Testing Bureau Department of Re- construction Canton, China:-

CANTON QUOTATIONS

November 17. Extra 0,8. 13/18 HK. 6570N. Small Extra 0.9, 13/16 HE

8500N, . Best No. 0.8. 13/15 H.K" 8.-- Crack N.8. 14/16 H.E. ON Extra Extra 20/22 HK $365

· 1/2P. Waste N.& Open H.K. 865N.

·YOKOHAMA QUOTATIONS

November 18. Spot Yen 500. Bourse, 6 Mos. Yen 800,

STALIN AND THE FIVE YEAR PLAN

Publication in Chinese

(REUTER'S AMBIL

AMBICAN BRAVICK

New York: November 18. Dow Jones Averages: High-1839

Low: Nov, 17. "Nov., 18" Change

30 Industrials-

108.27

41.22 98.09

08.87

.68 up

20 Rails

* 56.53

13.23 3.61

38.29

39 down

20 Utilities

37.73

16.58 23.21

40 Bonds

89.07

88.78 7.20

3:03 79.04

18 down

34 up

Azia Lands, Limited, has received the following report from their New York correspondents, E. A. Pierce & Co. There has been little change in the general picture. Rails and utilities were somewhat unsettled, while industrial shares were comparatively firm, General business indicates that the situation is holding its own, with improvement starting in some directiona

Wheat: Eastern selling caught "stop" orders. The steadiness of the stock market cushioned the decline. According to a local news agency, indications point bullish weekly statistics, with the United States visible supply showing a moderate decrease

Cotton: Quiet, with the tone steady. The South and abroad were moderate sellers, which the Trade absorbed.

Silver: A newspaper announcement, relative to remonetisation of silver had considerable influence in absorbing marginal selling. With the existing long speculative interest, we must expect a continuance of violent fluctuations, such as were experienced yesterday and today, Business Dona: 580,000 shares.

421

** 2.00 |· AuburTI -

1.60 Borden Company

Canadian Pacific

LAST SALE

193

DIY.

HIGH

LOW PER SH..

Nov, 17. Nov, 18.

105

301

3.00 Air Reduction

81062 8100

1424

8.00 Allied Chemical & Dye

100

1301

971

998

4.00 · ́American Can

931

943

42$

American Smelting..

46

47

1872 701

9.00 American Tel. "& Tel.

118

119

944

44

43+

11

221

5.00 American Tobacco "B". 1.00 American Waterworks ..... Anaconda Copper Mining

-75

747

171

18

10

131

43

43

21+

Bendix "Aviation

14

147

18

99

12

1034

728

294

41

19) Bid-10 Bid

47

881*

801

221

48 16

301

401

190

348

1.00 General Motors

Business" was done during the course of the morning at 1/5|| for |-|(437 near and 1/5.5/38.second half De-201 cember and January. The, market

November/December and 1/5 Jan- uary, buyers at 1/5 for November and probably December and 1/5. 3/18 January

U., Dollars, Weak. The market opened with buyers at 373. for near but "the buying rata soon receded to 387 re- sulting in business at 38.13/18 for the last day of November followed by transactions,ot 384 for the 8th and 5th of December; The market. and 36.11/16 December, buyers at closed with sellers at 364 November

384 November/December.

Ten, Merchants were quoted at 1204 for near delivery,

Shanghai Dollars; Shanghai dollars were quoted at 111 for cash.

Shanghai,

The market opened with sellers 1/3.5/16 December. Subsequently the market steadied up and. busi- ness was done at 1/3.7/18 – for Becond half-DecemberRAN

U.S. Dollars, the market opened with sellers at 331⁄2 but fowards the close business was reported at 23. 1/18 for near delivery.

UN ESPIA Wah,

Calgary.-In pite of the fact that Albertans, by reasons or cli matic conditions, and the nature. of their industries, are among the largest per capita consumers of wool in the world, and the wool clip of Alberta amounts to about 3,600,000 pounds a year, there are no woollen industries in western Canada to convert the raw product into woollen goods a Bac

Moscow, Nov. 14. In Investigating the reasons why

The report given by Stalin to the wool growers must send their the Central Executive Committee raw products from Alberta to the of the Communist Party of the manufactories in eastern Canada, Soviet-Union in January last, com- paying heavy freight charges on prising the results and achieve many hundred millions of work- the wool and then paying return ments of the Five-Years Plan, hasers now has an opportunity to freight on the Anished product, now been published in Chinese study carefully Stalin's comments the United Sheep and Wool Growers under the title The results of the on a problem which is also for the met in Calgary to discuss plans Five-Years Flan Editor of this Chinese worker of greatest sight- for the establishment of a wool "translation is the Publishing cance. The paper volcas strong Industry in this province, It is House of Foreign Worker, Moscow. disappointment that only 5,000 expected this industry would supplyPravda" commenting on the copies of this exceBent prophand the "woolles" required in the prairie I work emphasizes ? Its political i book, have been print provinces and in British Colņimbia.

"China" "with her branBOGA

aigninéance:

25

418

-J. LCavo kriti

0.56 Caterpillar Co,

1714) Chass National Bank);

1.00 Chrysler Motors

31 3.40 Consolidated Gas of N.Y.

Cartine Wright

2.00 Da Pont de Nemours ...... 3.00 Eastman Kodak...............

Electric Auto-Lite Co

4% Electric Bond & Share

Electric Power and Light...

0.40 General Electric

1.60 General Foods

1. Gillette Salety.

1.20. Gold Dust

*** 0.60 International - Harvester International Tel & Tel 400 Liggett & Myers "B

B 1.00 Locy's In June

Montgomery Ward inentin 2.80 National Biscuit

100 National City Bank.......... 1:20 National Dairy Products 0.60 Otis Elevator

170 Pacific Gas & Elecino

Packart Motom

0.60 Pennsylvania Railway....

Radio Corpn..... Sears Roebuck

1.00 Standard Brands

Standard Gür

1.00 Standard Oil

Jersey... Socony-Vacuum

1.00 Texas Cor

84

971

421

247

80

Bid 21Bid:

compared

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