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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 24, 1937.

PROFOUND EFFECT ON THE BOURSE

Berlin, To-day.

GRAVE CRISIS REPORTED IN- VLADIVOSTOK

Japanese reports reaching. reliable quarters in Tokyo state that some- thing extraordinary has occurred in Vladivostok, although they fail divulge its nature.

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People in Kiev and Odessa, ac-

The international situation, and in particular the collapse of cording to these same reports, are the four-Power conference on the terror-stricken at the news of the course of action to be taken fol summary execution of Marshal Tuk- lowing the Leipzig torpedo inci-hachevsky and the other seven mili-

including dent, naturally had a profound tary leaders, effect on the Bourse yesterday, Yakir, formerly Commander-in-Chief extreme caution" being displayed of the Ukraine. by investors and operators.

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* General

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When the Stock Exchange opened, bun," the Soviet Union now stands

at the cross-roads of a return prices immediately declined from half to one per cent. from Tuesday's war-time Communism or the collapse

of the Stalin regime. closing levels.

of amount Even the very small stock offered was enough to depress prices.

Under such circumstances business done remained at a minimum.

Reports that on other days would have acted as a stimulus to the mar- ket, had no effect.

WEAK SENTIMENT

STATE OF TUMULT

No confirmation or denial of the reported dramatic events at Vladi- vostok is obtainable because the port is completely isolated from the rest of the world. No steamer can enter or leave the port and all trains and cars are being held up.

The correspondent of the "Nichi Nichi" reports that serious riots For example the announcement that the turnover in retail trades in have occurred as the result of the March-April was 13 per cent. higher strained attitude between the Ogpu than the same period last year, fail- and the Red Army, while other pa- pers state. that Vladivostok is în a ed to improve sentiment.

The fixed interest securities mar-state of tumult, the Gepu and units ket was also quiet but here prices of the Red Army stationed there be- in the ing engaged in desperate open com-

bat. Trans-Ocean.

were more resistant than share market...

Industrial bonds were weaker and

City loans slightly lower.—Trans- Harbin Consul-Generał

Ocean.

Raub Report

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange, have received the following cable to-day from the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd.:-

May-June 1937 Output Crushing No. 521. Tons treated: 4,850. Bullion: 1,851-ounces.”

Singapore Raw Rubber

Messrs H. B. Joseph & Co. have received the following quotations from Singapore in Straits Currency for Raw Rubber:-

Spot 31-4 b. down 3⁄41⁄2. Jan./March 32-% b. down 3⁄4. July/Sept. 32-% b. down %.. Oct./Dec. 32-% b. down %. Market: Stagnant.

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Recalled

Harbin, June 17. M. Michael Slavutsky, Soviet Con- four other sul General here, and members of the Consulate are re- ported to have been recalled to Mos- cow. They will probably leave Har- bin on June 22.-Reuter.

Tientsin, June 17.

M. A. V. Bitner, Soviet Consul General here, who is now on home.

have leave was reported to-day to been arrested in Moscow. This, however, could not be confirmed at the local Soviet Consulate-General. Domei.

All South Wales collieries now, in commission are working at full capa- city, and owners contemplate opening pits that have been idle for years.

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