1932-11-01 — Page 4

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

Buyer Seller Bales. Nominal

MONDAY. OCT, 31, "

Banks

H.K. Banks

SHAREBROKERS ASSOCIATION.

Do. (London)... Chartered Banks.... Mercantile Eks. "A”

Razor Bollars

51

“HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1932.

'

MONEY AND MARKETS

*

AOFC. Average of Shanghai Stocks

1931

1931

$1,060

$1,615

The

2118 £14

214)

(LL10:

223

#21

Do.

29

Bank of East Asia...

$107

N. G. & 8, Harks ...

$72

17.30

$28

Am. O. Fin. Corp: M

$6

China Fin: Corp, Urd.

$4.50

Pref

Insurances

|$1,345

25.75

Underwriters

****** $3.95

TVDVY

175.00

Onion Insurances .....

3510

44

fecost

$1,200

***

BAS

$1,335 Canton Insurances.

$2.85

$497486076

3620

miện đầm gun grúm Rimu, jgundu da data dan muun quéquemmen

84.05

China Firos ....... $876

$1,180 H.K. Firos...

International ABB00..

Douglass

$416

Shipping

#23

Steamboats ****

993

316*

Indos (prof.)........

85/-

22.73

132

Do. (def.).....

80%

[Ex..

47/6

Water-boats

54/

95.70

$18

$3,80

25/.

E.79

· 1201

$10

18

Venezuela Gold Fide.

Langkata (single)...

Loans ...

$10.40

10/8

(now)...

bocks.

an in⠀

$13.85

...

$181

36/-

T9.10

Paid $102,40}

A

Shella

Mining

Bonguote

Kailans

Trunch Mines

17 cta Bezgust Exploration.

$1.20

Docks, Wharves, Godówna, ata.

H.K. & K. Wharros. $148

Provident (old) ... $4.00

S. China Motors' A'

Do.

T.90 Shanghai Docks ...

To

New Engiuserings

T.225 Hongkows ........................***

Lands, Hotels, and Buildings

111.90 H.K. Hotels" (old) [n $11.40

Do.

H.K. lands

(DOW)

T.241 Shanghai Lands ...

10 Metropolitan Lands.. H.K. Healties..........

30.60

T11,40 China Do

1.904

Do. Debontares Humphreys

$140 Asin Healtios $28 $100

Do. Chinese Estates......

Ootton Mill

T14.65 Evros

8146

S'hai Cotton Cras

Zoong Sings .....

Wing On Texilea(8.)|

Public Utilities

Tramwaya

Peak Trams (old).

Star Ferrios

Yaumati Ferries(old) $35

China Lights (old)... $17.25 $174

H.K. Electrica **

Macao do. Bandakan Lighte

$30 Telephones (old)

Do

......

(Bow)..

18

$311

312

Do.

Do.

Do

"AM "M

uma

(now)...

܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃ ܃

14.75

יפ

(new) 186

(new)...

***

8493

$2.30

227

$10

$10

$79

189.30

***

TI

T14.90

7.00

TO

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RESIKERÜNEVE

October 25.

The Shanghai Stock Market wan inactive at the beginning of the week under review. Somo demand existed for Lands, Ewos and Cot- tons, but very small business was $11.50 done. Stock prices moved. irrega

larly on Thursday and with no strongly defined trend, only interest for debentures continued. Changes were generally small during the next day, and trading was in very The succeeding reduced volume

$18

market session, evidenced improved sentiniout, manifested in good in- T72quiries for most shares. and bigger T11.10 business done as market clos-l firm,

$148

11.00

|22.76]

|21.30

£205

CLOTED

-17

The choorful tone continued on ber.

31,30)

20.25

(107

18.10

Monday; the market was active A better feeling is reported in the after liquidation for the October cotton 18arket, while there has boćn a little more inquiry, for piece Settlerdent wag completed.. The bat-

goods. ter trade sentiment was led by Ewor, with strong business at 14.90 and

A vigorous business recovery 15 for October and November respec. would probably, suffice to niske an tively. Shanghai Cottons were in end to the dullness prevailing on popular demand, business bring the Shanghai Stock Market done at 723 October and 73 Novem-some time.

High for 1031-02 Low for 1931-32

512 3157

HONG KONG STOCK MARKET

NEED OF MORE BUYERS

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

317

$791

QUOTATIONS

$281

оп д

Basiness yesterday was limited scale, but cheap parcels i when coming into the market, they are quickly absorbed. The invert- ment issues are still being sought, £5.70 $12.80 Lands and Star Ferries registering $3 higher, the former hoing booked up to $80, and the latter bid up to $93.

3201

T.10

China Buses.

2.

Trictions gaun

13

Do. (prof.).

Endustrials.

$271

Malabon Sugars

$25

TH

Ti

Caldbeck, (ord)

Mucgregors pref.)

36

Canton Ice

Coments (comb.)...

Do.

(old)...

..

$12)

$10

*

314

$11

Do. (now)...

Ropes.....*

Ch: Agriculture

Miscellansons

Dairy Farron ......

329

Der A Wings......-

318)

Amusements........

3174

16.30

$6.00

Ch. E'tainments...... $124

•Constructions, (old) 50.20 | $3.30

$21

Do. (DOW)

Lane Crawfords.....

Mackintosh.....

Nanyang

Tobacco...

Bincoreausste | $16.00

$12 Watsons (old).

Do.

Wm. Powell

唱吧

[ $1.45

$6,70

$18,70

€12

$3.36

33.20

*********

$10

M. Greyhounds......

831

8. G. Enterprises ...

1.BL

United Theatro

69.

B. Ind. G. Bonda... 68′′),

prem

1

H.K. Gest, Loans...

Wallace Harper

$10

China Sports Ltd...

S'hal Da.

$11

H.K. Wing Ou

LOCAL, AND REGULAR OUTWARD MAILS,

Sales.

Hong Kong Lands 879/80,. Hong Kong Trams $22.10.

Star Ferries $05.

China Lights (Òld) 817.60.

Buyers.

Hong Kong Banks $1,650. Bank of East Asia 8109.

Union Insurancos 8407).

Underwriters 82.65.

Douglases $28.

$104

$235

#915

Union Waterboats $201.

Venz. Goldfields $3.80.

12, 102-10.09

October 19, 1932-90.74 September 19, 1831-28.00 July October October

24, 1032-20.79

23, 1932-Settlement Day,

| relations of gold and silver valurs. Real (that is free) demand and sup ply will fix any ratio autointically. All that is necessary is that nations | should cense to issue so-called “sil- ver coins consisting for a great part of base metal, and thus by artificially decreasing, the demanĚ | for silver netually depress the fale.

The present-day attraction balanco Budgets in such a way is bound to come up for judgment in the near future.

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WAR OFFICE AND GREYHOUNDS

BANDS MUST NOT A

HEAD THE DOGS

IN PROCESSION

"UNDIGNIFIED "

A ruling issued by the War Ofl- oe, makes it very clony that a grey- hound-wonderful dog though it

may be--is not suitable to be hend- ed in a procession by a military

And Scotland Yard, so far as its police bands are concerned, has reached the same, decision.

Orders have been given that mili-

If 100,000,000 Russians could have the help of the rest of the world in being relieved of their misery and their minimal consumption, their slavery in producing would thus be band. altered in freedom to consume, and wo should gain there a double ad- vantage. Has it ever strück many people that the increase in corisvin. ing power of 860,900,000 people must do away with the possible 40,000,000tary or police bands at greyhound unemployed in the rest of the world, race meetings are not to form a and that the whole cure for unem. procession in which the winning duge are escorted around the track. ployment is there?

There is no intention on the part of the War Office to restrict the engagement of military bands at greyhound racing, but in future these bands must only be used to play suitable music at "any pre-. determined place on the grounds."

"

EXCHANGE.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS,

October 31, 1932

ON LONDON:---

Telegraphio Translor... 1/4) Bank Billa, on demand 1/4) Bank Bills, mouthe

sight

1/43

Credita, འ་ months'

sight

1/5A

ON PARIS:-

Bank Billa, on demand 685 Credits, & months' sight 8u5 On Naw. YORK:-

L

Bank Bills, on demand £2 Oredita, 80 days' sight, 23} BOMBAY

Bank, on demand

for

On

Telegraphic Transfer...

}894

On CalcuttA :-----

Bank, on demand ...

1001

ON SHANGHAI *-----

is not a far cry to predict that fur- ther increass of unemployment means, in the long run, destruction of all economies?

Telegraphic Transfer

Baak, at sight

ON YOKOHAMA Hİ----

On demand work

1752

"100 OF MANILA-On demand.... 441 ON SINGAPORE:---

On demand..

On Batavia:-On demand. En On Eurong:-

On demand......... OB SAIGON-On demand, 683

On demand ................ 137 Or BaxaKOK: BOVERIGKs, Bank's Buying

Batemangiom. 1.

stone 18

SIR H. DETERDING'S PLEA As the greater part of the world's population is anxious to become pos FOR SILVER

sessed of more or better foud, and of more luxuries, could there possib-Bas Silver, per e Writing in the Daily Telegraph, ly be a doubt that the purchasing- Sir H. Deterding says:-Many have power of that greater part must be heen alarmed at the talk of machi-increased, if we wish to diminish nery taking the place of human unemployment, by creating more energy. The alarm is only war-work in manufacturing what the ranted if we keep on being too lazy world wuold be willing to buy if

to strike out for a new future.

As machinery necessarily increases ; and cheapens production, these facts ought to be met by increased con- aumption. It can therefore hardly be denied that the first care ought to be concentrated on the question how to create that increased con- sumption.

i

purchasing-power was increased? Therefore lot everybody concentrato his endeavours on increasing that purchasing power of the masses.

Oustomers in the East,

There are 500,000,000 Chinese, and certainly 200,000,000 ather Orientals, handicapped in their purchasing.

We ought to pay less attention, to power by their only "purchasing- means," silver, having been arti- "high-flown" articles on economyficially and purposely-for what and on creation of capital. The world's cry ought to be how to value. diminish unemployment. Surely it! There is no need artificially to fix

purpose I do not know-reduced in

G.

LICENSING

AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION through its Agent Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building

offers &

. COMPLETE BROKERAGE. SERVICE

· in

NEW YORK STOCKS Fall and Odd Lots of listed Securities bought and sold for cash, or carried on conservative margin.

Phone 28380. Cable: ASIALANDS.

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SESSIONS.

Immedinte Action:

During the last few weeks the War Office has received many lel- ters pointing out, that the bands of the various Guards' battalions have been made to look foolish by escorting winning dogs around the tracks.

To one correspondent an official of the War Office has replied:

I am directed to acknowledge your letter drawing attention to the band of the Scots Guards,

during an

engagement at the Clapton Stadium, marching in procession round the track, and to inform you that suitable action was taken immediately after the occurrence to prevent a repetition of the incident.

Demands have been made upon the War Office to refuse permission for military bands to attend grey- hound racing meetings.

***Lack of Dignity."

They have declined to make suon a drastic decision.

It is felt that the case will be met by the orders to prohibit bauds from taking part in processions,

It has been the custom at many London tracks to use military bands-including the famous bands of the various Guards battalions. to lead a procession in which are the winning greyhounds, led by white-coated trainers.

It has been contended that the sight of a greyhound. following a Guard's band in full uniform lack- ed a sense of dignity and pro- prjety.

,

FROM SENDEGWAN .BRANCE

+..2.0.

WEEK DAYS,

SUNDAYS, & VOLIDATA

FUE

Frox 0.1.0.

FROX SHEUNGWAN BRANCH P.O.

FROM G.P.O,

7.15. &£7,000 26.00 puta.

Samahal and Wachow (BF) 4.00 p.m.

direct steamer).*,

17,00 Pizza

4.00 p

Canton

5.00 p.m.

17.00pm

4.00 pull.....

9,00 5.77, --

(8.15 am & 1880 am, À

6.00 pm

(7.16 am, & ƒ 7:30 am,

Manso & Trishan

* 1,28 pm.

11.80 p.10.

Xɔngmoos (except Saturdays) Bankong (orcept Saturdays), Patahan and Wuchow (By)

Train)

6.00 p

6.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m.

1.15 p.m. SIDAY 8.15 only 6.00 p.m.

1.30 pm; Визовут 8.30 Lonly

6.00 p

7,15

7,10 LID.

100p.m.

Tai Po

·9,00 2.m.: 8.00 pa 9,00 & 8.00pm

1.00 pm.

5,00 p.m.

8.00 am.

Cheungchow

berdeen Stanley

16.80 p

Pingaban Bantin

Shatin, Sheung

8.30 ..

8,90 pests...

Zástaru,- Stokki & Talring

4,30,pm · · ·

11.00 am -9,00 2.10.

11.00

$ & 5,00pm.

8,00 m

11,00

180 n.

10.30 0.3.

H.K. & K. Wharves $149. Providents (Old) $4.65. Hong Kong Lands $70. Humphreys $15.90. “ Shanghai Cottons Tle. 72. Zoong Sings Ts. 11.10. Hong Kong Trang 82210. Peak Trame. (Old). #15.10..- Star Ferries (04).-- Taumati Ferries (Old) 635. China Lights (Old) $17.85, China Lights (New). 817.. Hong Kong Electricn $79.

Macao Electrics 8274,

Dairy Farms $20.

Watsons (New) 811.20.

Sinceres $15.

Wing On (HK)-0938.

Entertainments #12),

Constructions (New)-81:30, –

Hong Kong Government Loans 42

per cent: premium,"

Hollers,

Union. Insurances $505. Hotals (Old) 1.70. Agriculturals $10. Wallace Harpers #11.

MAGISTRACY.

T IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that A MEETING of the 'LICENSING BOARD will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, an FRIDAY, THE 4TH DAT or NOVEMBEK, 1932, at 2.29 .x., at which the following further Applications will be considered under the Liquors Ordinance, 1931-

No.

Names of Applicants,

Description of Licence ⚫pplied for.

Sign of Honis.

Isokichi Seki

Tadi Kam Hang...

Ikuzo Nomura Mui Manta.

F. A. Lowe... Jinkuro Morita Raku Akiyoshi

8

Chan Cheuk Wan

9. Yu Man Cho

10 Hra. Esto Buys..... P. K. Leung

13 P. CJ. Yung for

18 Kujiro Subara

26th October, 1982.

Hotel Keeper's Adjunct Licence,

Chitore Hotel...

Hotel Azia

Nomura Hotel Hotel Nathan Hotel Trocadero Chitose Kwan Hotel Fukuzumi Hotel

The Great China Hotel

Reslaursat Keeper's Queen's Cafeteria...

Adjunct-Liosnos,

Asahi Boer Hall

The Prince Cafa

South China Cold Storage

Ca Lili

Tokyoan

Situation of House,

6, 7 and 8, Hau Fung Lane

186 and 197, Connaught Road Central, and 249, 161 and 253, Des Voeux Road Central, and 195, Connaught Road Central, 3rd and 4th floors ** **

41, Peking Road, Kowloon 20% X 378 to 378 Nathair Fond,

Kowloon

124, Peking Road, Kowloon' ...

1

and 8, Han Fang Lang..

4 Ashley

ground Kowloon

Whether the Applicant has held a Licence of the same kind to sell Liquor in the Colany and, if so, for how long.

14 years,

5 years. 15

...11 months.

7 years,

5

(116, CoupBught Rome Central, whole house

120, Connaught Road Central, lat, and, 3rd

and 4th floor to

N

Des Voeux Road Central, 1st," 2nd, 3rd

287 2489nd 4th floorg

China Building, ground floor.

Queen's Theatro)

88 and 60, Johnston Bead 181, Queen's Read Central as

20. Des Voeur

Road Central 88 Lookhart Bond

4 months,

1 year.

Becretary to the Iricensing Bourd,

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