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EXCHANGE RATES

Shanghai.

The Wall Street Journal report on yesterday's market: Stocks to-day were upward, led by "war balles", such በ። wtech. avintion, copper, Montevideo chemical and nitrate issues. Motor Belgrade..

investment Montreal ome American Telephone and Yokohama. Telegraph shares also gained strength Heldingfors, on the Company declaring its regalar | Rio quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share. Buenos Aires. whilst utility securities advanced on Silver (Spot)....29 the possibility int the Wheeler | Silver (forward), 28.0/16 Rayburn Utility I will die in Con- War Loan.

Ex- ference. Stocks on the Curb change were upward, notably utility ination.

article can be purchased company earned $1.91 per

AT

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10c. & 20c.

STORES.

Hoad Office:

No. 1c. D'Aguilar St.. Hongkong.

Branch:

No. 288, Nathan Rd.,

Kowloon.

S. C. & F. New York office cables: Stacks were in good demand and traders were bullish. The Glidden |Company's sales during July were 30 per cent, above those of inst year. The Chensaprake and Ohiu Railcom! shure during the 7 months ended July 31, against $2.07 during the correspond. A new your. ing period of Inst Boeing Aviation bomber machine n established a work's record for us. tained speed and the Company will

for large compete

Army orders. Average daily production of petroleum | for the week ending August 17 was estimated at 2,709,000 barrels, com- pared with 2,657,000 barrels the previous week. The Edison Electric Institute estimates weekly electricity. production at 1,833,000 one tow.h., and Increase of 9.6 per cent, over the Corresponding perind of last year.

Messra.

New York and Chiengo commodity

revolved through reports Swan, Culbertson and Fritz:-

Copper: The daily volume of buy- ing the largest for many years and prices are holding well at higher level, though some temporary pate is expected.

The

Cotton Price te-day easer! on re- ports that Secretary of Agriculture Wallace is strongly opposed to any form of gift or loan. The Govern- ment weekly report is favourable;

Whoat: Prices advanced on frost and rost damage reports and on gond Canada. Reports of exparts from serious delay In planting in the Argentine also lent strength to the market. The market acts well,

Corn: The Government reporta some damage to the crop in the West. Rubbers The Trade absorbed the offerings from the East. "Spot"-

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LONDON STOCK

EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE

QUOTATIONS

AUGUST 22, 1935.

U.S.

COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the The following quotations on the London Stock Exchange have been New York commodity exchango are received by Afensra. Swan, Culbertson issued by Router: and Fritz in conjunction with Reuter.

Aug. 20. Aug. 21. British Guvernment Becurities War Loan 31⁄2

redm. after 1952 £105%

Chinese Bonds

20 Railway (Supl.

Loan)

025 55 Honan Rly.. £ 2555 366 Huknang Riy

S

£ 13 Commercial and Industrial (Allied Iron Found-

10.07/97 11.85 New York Rubber

11.84 11.99/99 12.04 12.20/20 12.12 12.251/20 12.26 12.41/41 12.403

12.51/64

Total sales:-246 lots-

Tuesday's anles:-10,002,000 bushels

57% Tuesday's sales-5,265,000 bushels

1.70 1.61 1.61% 1.82

New York Cotton

Aug. 20.

£105%

October December January (1936)

11.32

11.18

Aug. 21. 11.25/25 11.00/08

11.09

11.04/04

436% Bonda 1808

March

11.03

11.01/03

(Eng. Iss.).... £102

£102

May

11.05

11.00/00

44 Loan 1008. £ 97

Aug. 20.

Aug. 21.

Paris

.75.5/64

76.7/04

Geneva.

15.2

Berlin,

Athens

12.34 .517

Milan

00.0/10

60.0/16 Rły.

16.28

1918 (Lan. I.) £ 87 12.34% 6 Bonds 1926-41 £ 90%

5175 S'hal-Nanking

Lonn 1912... £ 7B%

Reorg Loan

£ 07 £784

July

11:02

Spot

11.70

£ 88 £00%

September

December

January

.1/5.13/16

New York. Amsterdam Vienna Prague..

.4.98.5/16

4.984 Rly.

1/565 Tient.-Pukow

£ 67%

GN

March

May

£ 28

£ 23

'.

136

7.355 Tient-Pukow

28

Chicago

Wheat

Bucharest

.110 626

110%

£ 21

September,

87% 80

સપ

£2559

December

89% 01

-92

Aindrid. Lisbon

longkang Brussels,

46,16764 1106 1/11/2

May ...

01% 03% 93%

110 1/11

1011

20.48

20.60

£ 4015 Lung Tsink U.

£ 40%

Chicago Comm

HO

30%

217

#17

4,90

Lg German 7.

1/2%%%

1/2%

Hal Rly. 1013 . £ 13

Foreign Bonds and

Ini. Leon 1924. £ 8114

£ 1 Banks

September

December May

74 74 74% 60% GAM

56 57%

5774

£ 61%

220

.14

15

106 British Wireless.

20 28.111.K. & S'hai Bk.

105

Japan 6 Sterling

Ioan 1007 in Japan or Sterling

Lean 1924 ... £ 92

Winnipeg Wheat

£84

£84

August October

£ 2N

December

HO 851% 864 HS

861

H676 8614

(Len. Regd.). £11 £1 Chartd. k. of LA:

New York Bilk

September

1.70

1.70

£135

Necember... March

1.62

1.01

1.08

41/9.

11/6

Totul sales;-114 lots

Montreal Silver

Associated Elee.

Ilustries

3470

September

65.20

December

05.35

Austin Motors ord,

.54745

54/6

JABSATY

March

61.500

65.801

For

Boots M.

60/6

50/3

British American

Tabacco

Total sales--37 contracts

119/3

17/6

Canadian Celinere

90/--

87/0

Place

Chinese Eng, and

Rubber

Observation

on Aug. Aug. recoril 20 21

Min. Bearer

12.6

137-

Pekin Synd. '27-

Wret River

wt Ahlahing North var

Courtaulds

50/3 6479

ord, så.

2176

1/6

21/0

170

at Taingruen Beat River

-4-41.

+20.0

17.6

"

27.2 2.8

Distillers

M-

9376

Ruler Trusts

Dunlop Rubber

42/6

427.

n

12.6 10.9

Electric

Mines

Musical

17.7 14.4

Industries

2076

207-

General Electric

21

4.3 4.3 (England)

- 69/9

Burma Corpu. Us.

10

Rollk Royce

Impl. Tolucco

Hawker Airera!! Tap), Chem, Ind. 142K, Bazaars

#7/0

35-12

287... 367-

Comoh wenith

Mining

27/6

A

Randfontein

Estates

A1/

9/10 107-

12/3 12/3

5074

138/9

13879

Spaarwater

Gold

ex-

sh,

152/6

1527

Mining

5,3

DA

S'hai Elec, Constr..

45/-

157

Springs Mines

41/71 40/73

Tate & Lyle

XO/..

MO/

Sul-Nigel...

Rhokanu Corpn...

05/

25276 0673

Turner & Nowall

50/0

b4/t

United Steet

3270 32.71%

Olb

Vickers ard.

18/01⁄2 16/4S

#5.54

Aug. 20. Aug. 21.

124,31

127.66 35.80

1

Watney, Combe &

Anglo-Persian

Reid def. ord... Woolworths

70/9 112/-

7- 1116

Burma Oil

Shelf Trans and

27.01

27.07 1

Miscellaneou

96.30

96.36

Angin-Dutch

3076

2176

Trad. (Beurer) Marsunun

801/

71/19

63/1 78/9

72:6

3.56

54.00 Gul Kalumpong

ments, Ltd. ....

31/2

31/3

WATER LEVELS

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

The River Conservancy Common Kwangtine Province have the following port on whier levels, in English fest, for the West, North and East Rivervi

best Low T

W. L W. L

at Shamshal North liver

at Steklen

on

robber attracted gond hugers, "while futures look higher.

Silk: Further liquidation was well taken and an improvement ju preted.

REUTER QUOTATIONS » low-fones Averages:

30 Industrials 20 Rails 20 Utilities 40 Bonds

11 Commodity Index

Invest-

The Hongkong Telegraph

FIFTH ANNUAL

BRITAIN'S POLICY IN THE MAKING

(Continued from Page 1.).

attitude which the British Govern- mont intends to adopt.

economic sanctions, against Italy at prosent. However, it is com aldered certain that Britain will ft the unofficial arms embargo permitting Ethiopia to ascuro munitions from British manufac- turera.

Somo Conservative newspapera are demanding that Britain nak the League to arms to ensure its GROUPS INFORMED

own defenco no that England Consultations which Sir Samuel could leave the Continent to fight Honre held with the leaders of its own wars. various other political groups to The Dominion Governments are day were definitely designed to said to be worried lest Britain. Inform them of the general lines becomes involved in war. There of the policy which is likely to before the Cabinet is expected to puraued as a result of to-morrow's refuse to take any single-handed Cabinet sesalon. These conversa action, Insisting that the United tions which were in the nature of | States · and Franco join her in a now departure, were taken to any representations to be made to Indleate that the Government has Italy or any other power.-United no. present Intention of summon-i Perak, ing Parliament to meet before the scheduled date, October 29.

The emergency meeting of the Cabinet ended at 6.55. p.m., after almost two hours' of deliberation.

-Reuter.

DOWNING ST, ACTIVITY

LOCALISING ACTION -

Paria, Aug. 21. French policy frankly contem- plates retaining the friendship of Italy and localising the anticipated Italo-Ethiopian war.-United Press. GENERAL DISCUSSIONS London, Aug. 21.

London, Aug. 21. Not since the domestic crisis of

Mr. 1031 has

The Prime Minister, Downing Street August presented such a scene of Stanley Baldwin, reached London activity as it did to-day. Large this afternoon from Aix-les-Bains crowds watched the arrivals and at the same time as the Chancel- departures of Ministers and other lor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville leading statesmen. Numerous Chamberlain, who has also return- 87% 877 photographers and representatives ed from holiday abroad.

of British and foreign newspapers |

Soon after the Prime Minister's. were also present.

arrival in Downing Street the It is understood that the Foreign Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel for League Affairs Commitice of the Cabinet Ilonre, the Minister will discuss the agenda of to- Affairs, Mr. Eden, and other land- morrow's meeting of the full ing Ministers, wore in connalta- Cabinet which will contain three Lion with him preparatory to the main toples: namely, Mr. Eden's meeting of the Cabinet called for report of the Paris conversations, ten o'clock to-morrow morning to. the British Government's attitude hear a report on the breakdown nt Geneva, and question of the of the three-power talks in Paris export of arma to Abyssinia. on the Italo-Abyssinian dispute.

Opposition leaders have been EMPIRE INFORMED

officially acquainted with the Earller talks between Empiro į general, situation and the Minia- representatives, the High Com-tera have also had talks with a missioners of Canada, Australia } number of “Elder statesmen" and and New Zealand, and members | Empire representatives. ・・・ of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Mr. Georgo Lansbury saw Sir were described An "mainly in Samuel Hoare and Mr. Eden at the Foreign Office this morning This term suggests that the and Sir Herbert Samuel had an Dominions' representatives have j Interview there last night. been asked to communicate with Among other visitors to-day their Governments and ascertain who saw Sir Samuel Hoare or Mr. their views upon certain points. Eden, or both, were Mr. Lloyd The suggestion-is made that George, Lord Cecil and Mr. Win- | Sir Samuel Hoare, when he saw | ston Churchill: Sir Austen Cham-

the United

States

Charge berlain called at the Foreign Office d'Affaires, requested a change in | yesterday, The United States' attitude. This i Commonwealth representatives is authoritatively described as a who took part in the foundationless report.

65,20/20 65.50/55 65.40 65.85/66.00

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Zealand,

- Practically the whole Cabinet is Bruce, Australia, Sir James Parr.

Colonel 'now assembled in London for to- New

G. P. i Vanier, morrow's meeting.

Canada, Mr. C. Mr. Baldwin arrived from thete-Walter South Africa, and Mr. Continent this afternoon, accom- Dulanty, Irish Free State.- panied by Mr. Neville Cham-British Wireless, herlain, whom he

met en route.

The Prime Minister immediately

One month's hard labour wux ins- proceeded to Downing Street.

Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell, First he pleaded guilty before Mr. Macfad- posed upon Chan Pau, aged 34, when Lord of the Admiralty, landed at yon at the Central Magistracy this Portland from a yachting trip and morning, to the theft of a watch. is now on his way to London. from 100, Queen's Road Central Viscount Cecil has visited the Detective Sergeant Fowlie stated that Foreign Office.-Reuter,

defendant took the watch from n showcase by hooking it out with a piece of wire, Ile was observed to do this by a strlet watchman and arrested. His Worship ordered the wire to be destroyed.

Lonlon, Aug. 21. Ministers arriving in London for to-morrow's Cabinet meeting reportedly oppose financial and

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