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OGRE OF HIGH PRICES.
LONDON, May 6th.
FAR ELTERN CABLE NEWS,
(BY COURTESY "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS."]
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PEKING. May 8.
In the House of Commons, the Food Minister, Mr. McCurdy said it ought to THE KIAOCHOW CONTROVERSY. to realised that last year's expectations at a fall in prices were not founded on u solid basis and ought to be entirely dis carded. He was unable to understand bow business men and statesmen through out the world were able to take auch an optimistic view of the progress of the reconstruction of the war-devastated world.
The recent Japanese Note to China alliag attention 10. the receip: by Japan of German documents relative Kiaochaw and urging Chias 10 have There was a prospect of ane matter settled has aroused renew- immediat, improvement, either in the sup- plies or in the price of sugar required in
od popular interest. " Great Britain, but world production was down by 3,500,000 tong. Rigid entioning ia Great Britain had resulted in economis ed consumption of sugar by 700.000 tons but this was exactly counterbalanced by increased consumption in the United States.
Wheat prices were the most important factor in determining wages throughout the world
The world's wheat crops will be reduced in the forthcoming, twelve month in the United Sates, and the exportation will be 4,000,000 tons less than in to current coreal year. India was the only wbeat; producing country where increase was foreshadowed, but a million and a ha tons of increase would not largely be available for exportation. He dwelt on the likelihood of a rise in prices in the importing countries which would redected in the price of every other com mochay..
While the Press is clamouring for the Government to refuse to negotiate" irectly with Japan, the Government has decided that a reply be made ro he latest Japanese Note to the effect hat there is no need for negotiations regarding the surrender al Kisschow to China. China will gladly take over. he territory when Japan announces the date.
AEROPLANE TRIP.
PEKING, May 6. To-morrow a Handley-Page aero-. plane flies to Tientsin and back with a distinguished passenger-list
It is estimated that the supplies of butter WEEKLY SHARE HEPORT. available in Great Britain in 1940, will
be 100,000 tons, 48 compared with 200,000 tons in the year before the war. British butter production was still below the pre-war rate. The Irish supply would also largely fall
Messrs. W. Logan & Co. report
May 7**
Since our last. report of the 30th ult. there has been a distinctly better,
There were no clear signs to enable him to give an estimate when the world short-feeling in our marker and a good page was likely materially to improve.
NEW BISHOP OF HONGKONG.
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LONDON, May 4th. The Reverend CR. Duppuy, Home Secretary of the Church Misionary Society has been appointed Bishop of Hongkong on Bishop Lander's retirement REGULATING DRUG TRAFFIC.
LONDON. May 4th
In the House of Commons. Short bas formally introdseed a Bill regulating the importation and exportation, maa facture, sale and use of opium and other dangerous drugs,
AMERICA'S PETROLEUM.
LONDON, May 4th. According to the United States Geologi cal Survey, America, which is using twice as much petroleum yearly as all the rest of the world, has only eighteen years supply left.
GENERAL PERSHING MOBBED.
LONDON, May 4th. The Times Panama correspondent Bays General Pershing was mobbed in Panama City, owing to the United States seiring, under the Treaty of 1904, the alaad of Taboga at the Pacific entrance to the can! for the purpose of fortification. Police di persed the acb..
The landowners allege trickery and under-payment in the expropriation, but the Canal officials state that the sale con- tructa were freely signed.
SHIPPING BUARD ACT.
NEW YORK, May 4th. Beside Charles Morse, of the United States Steamship Company and the John K. McCullough Company, Captain W. S, Mitchell bas Been indicted on a charge of violating the Shipping Board Act pro- hibiting the sale of American-registered vessels to foreigners. Bail was allowed.
SUGAR FROM SAWDUST,
LONDON, May 6th.
A telegram from New York says that") the authorities at Pittsburg are investi. gating the claim of a research chemist of the manufacture of sugar by a chemical conversion of sawdust. It is declared that a pound of sawdust will yield three-quar ters of a pound of finest sugar, costing 2d.
AMRITSAR RIOTS.
LONDON, May 6th. The Daily Mail forecasts the Majority. Beport of the Hunter Committee which, according to the journal, finds that the Amritsar disturbances were caused by Mr. Ghandi's agitation for passive resistance which rapidly became open hostility to the Government, causing serious rioting and leading to rebellion which might have te
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ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL
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Hosexora MAY TH 1990. STH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER
Holy Communion at (7.30a.m.) Mintins (11 s..
Responses, Ferial Venite Savage
Psalms, 132, 153, 184 (A+ sot)); Deam, Wo dward, Smart, urle Benedictus, Garrett; Bymus, 160, 713.
Litany fit Noon.) Responses, arial; Psalms. 107, Crotch
Eremony i6 p.m.)
(v. 1 to 4, 15, 18, 21, 32, 31, 32 Po and; Maguiicas, Havergal None Dimitts, Barety; Anthem, "O Lord God" Goes; Hyme, 1-43, 380.
St. Andrew's Churob, Kowloon.
1. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion-
Gpm, reninz Prayer.
St. Peter's Church, West Point.
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3th Sunday After Easter, May oth. 8am-Holy Communion. tam-Sang Eucharist and Procession.
Peak Church.
815.m-Holy Communion. 8.30 Evening Service.
First Church of Christ Scientist, MacDonnell Road.
amount of business has been put Sundays, 1.15 am. through the heavy fall in Sterling Wednesdays, 1.30 p.m. Exchange bringing out buyers for our local stocks. The Shanghai market has been practically closed owing to the races taking place and with the exception of Shanghai Docks which have advanced we have had no en- quiries from that port.
Banks.Hongkong and Shanghai Banks, owing to the drap in exchange have advanced from our last quotation of $505 to a buying rate of $620.
Marine Insurances.--Cantons, sales took place during the week or $445. Unions, after sales at $1774 are now wanted at SI$5.
Wesleyan Methodist Charah, Wanghai.
SUNDAY 9TH MAY 1920,
Morning Service 10.15 am. Preacher Rev. 8. W. Scholes, Evening Service, 6 pm. Preacher: Rev. S. Scholes.
Soldiers and Sailors' Home, Arsenal Street.
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glenealy.
Shipping Douglases are strong Sunday Evening, Gospel Meeting, 8 p.m... Chinas (deferred) are quier with pos- with buyers offering. $85. Indo-
sible sellers at $180 Macao: Steam- boats could probably be placed at $25. Star Ferries have sellers at $34. Shelf Transports have buyers at 210/-. Refineries.-China Sugars have further advanced and arc enquired for at $227 cash and $232 june delivery Malabons have come into favour and risen from our last quaration of $41
buying rate of $46.
Wharves have acceded slightly and shares can be had at $86 with small buyers at $85. Kowloon Docks re- main steady bu: shares are available at $152. Shanghai, Docks, a big business is reported in Shanghai and shares are wanted at Ts. 136 cash und Tls. 140 June delivery.
Docks and Wharves. Kowloon
Miscellaneous-Cements have buy. ers at $8.90: China. Lights fold) at $74 and (new) $5.90: China Pro- vidents"$7: Dairy Farm $26; Ropes- $20 Laundries $4.10 Waterboats; $13, and Wisemans $30, all buyers.
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BR TISH-TOBACCO.
GOVERNMENT TO START A FARM.
The Government is about to begin tobacco growing on part of the 1,500 acres of heath at Methwold, Norfolk, hat it bought recently. This estate Demonstration Farm of the Ministry s to be known as the Methwold
f Agriculture.
The scheme also includes pig- breeding, stock rearing, and poultry culture. levoted to tobacco this year, to be About 10 acres will be to a revolution. Hence the proclamation increased later to 30..
of
and
martial Jaw raa justified. It was per
extended to larger areas. or maintained. Neighbouring small-holders alio longer than was necessary in view of the are to be encouraged to grow to- Afghan
War.
report The General Dyer's so-called crawling order" ish plant capable of dealing with condemns pacco, and the Ministry will estab in Amritsar, also certain punishments, the produce of 50 acres. It points hopes that, in the event of future out that the soil in the district is martial law, certain civil control will be well suited to bright tobacco, which maintained.
The Minority Report severely condemns the small holder should find profit General Dyer and criticises Sir Michelbie owing to the expert advice and O'Dwyer.
-upervision available close at hand, and, the fact that the crop can be sent as soon as it is ready to the, Ministry's central station for after-
INDUSTRIAL TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
LONDON, May 6th. A Sub-Committee of the Industrial treatment. Triple Alliance is considering applica
tions for membership from the engineers to the grower. is 6d. per lb. on to It has been estimated that the cost and postal workers. It is pointed out that bacco cured. From the rebandler the-decision will be momentous.
Opinion is sharply divided. So far he should get 98. per lb., and the experience has shown it is most difficult later should be able to seЛ to the to get joint action even from the three manufacturer at Is, 2d per ib., with sections of the alliance.
a profit of 8 per cent.
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AMERICA'S BLUEBEARD:
LONDON, MAY 6th. Watson, America's so-called Bluebeard, bas confessed to murdering five out of the twenty-four women be married.
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