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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1932.

MONEY AND MARKETS

HONG KONG STOCK | DUNLOP ALLIANCE

MARKET

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

QUOTATIONS

The investment section displayed · further armness this morning, and Lands, Trams, Ferries and Elec- tries wore being, sought for on higher hasis than yesterday...

B

WITH U.S. RUBBER

FUSING ELÁSTIC THREAD INTERESTS IN EUROPE

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

(BRITIJA - WIRKLESS SERVICE]

Paria New York

Rugby, December 28.

85 5/18

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS

THE DEAN OF WINCHESTER

ON FEAR OF MAN

Fear by man of man, in substitu- tion for man's faith in and four of God, was the theme of an address given recently by the Dean of Win-- chester (Dr. Selwyn) at the annual meeting of the Christian Evidence Society at Caxton Hall, Westminis- ter, The Bishop of Southwark presided.

...

EXCHANGE

CLOSING QUOTATIONS

ON LONDON:

ON

Uegvanber 20, 1934,

1/1/

Telegraphie Transfer Bank Bills, on demand, Bank Bills, 4 montha'

night.

Credits,

months"

sight

1/31

NEW YORK-

Bank Billa, on demand 201

Credits, e0 days' sight., 218

ON

PARIS:-

Bank Bills, on demand 5321 Credits, 4 months' sight 6721

12

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

SHAREBROKERS' ASSOCIATION.

THURSDAY,

dalee Nominal

Boyers

Bale Momisi

DEC. 29.

Banks

$1,570

1,680/1,687

H.K. Banks ********* $1,660

2116

Do. (London) .......

***

£19

Chartered Banks....

£14

293

Mercantile Bks "A"

Do.

291

$108

Bank of East Asia....

N. C. & S. Barka ...) $7.36

$28

Am, O. Fin, Corp: M

3.33

16

China Fiu. Corp. Ord.

· Montreal ......

3.701

T.4.50

Do.

Prof.

Brussels

23.07 17,30

Ingrances

Cantou Insuran 006...

$1,940

11,3)

$260

Underwriters ******

128)

Union InsuranŌNE ....

Amaterdara Berlin

€5 8.291 18.171

96624 $360

141

$538

$620

China Eiros,..................ini

BR25

Stockholm

18.30

$1,150

H.K. Fires...ADIPIS

International Assoe..

$1,3

T.4,15

Hhipping

Douglass ......

$27,10

$98

$23

Steamboats

tras

Indos (pref.)

65/-

#32

Do. def

80%-

By the formation of this company the Dunlop Rubber Co. and the United States Rubber Co. America are fusing their interesta in the rubber and latex thread businesses throughout Europe:

Copenhagen

19.20)

Oslo.....

19.40

of

Vienna

23)

in God. There perhaps had never! OR MANILA:--

On demand

Prague

112

On demand

Helsingfors

299

Madrid

40-13/10

On demand

481

Shells............ans

48/-

Dairy Farms, 890).

1091

$201

Waterboats.

um

Впуста.

On demand.

Mining

3201

Hong Kong Banks, 91,675.

$18

Benguets......

319

...

34,15

28/3

Kailans

25/.

T.4

T.<

T.

31.90

10,6

$1.65

$143

$4 20 Venezuela Gold Flds.

Langkats (single).....}

12.10 Explorations........

T2,30 Shanghai Loans

Raats

Troach Mines

23 otr. Benguet Explorations

124

$10

18

T.96

Docks, WharVSE,

Godowns, etc.

(LK, & K. Wharves) $1411

Providents (vld) --- $455°

Do. (now)... $1.80

B.K. & W. Docks

5. China Motors' A'

Do

"

Shanghai Docks ....

T820 New Engineerings,

Tags Hongkowi ammi

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

I

3102

#75

+

THUR

30

T.95

TEL

$10.00

***

H.K. Hotola (old) | $14] | #10.80 #12

Do. (now)

CIN

$10)

H.K. Lands

T.38

Bhanghai Landa...

T.10

Metropolitan Lands..

HK. Realties.......

$2.80

$8.90

T.103 China Do

18.93

18.8

1:09 Do. Debentu.cs

Humphrey *** $14,90 M$140 Asia Realtios “A”........ M$98

"Do,

Chinese Estates.........

100

- $11.90)

$8

T14,

L

***

T14.40

22 60j

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The formation of the Dunlop. Revere Thread Co., Ltd., to carry on the business of manufacturers of On the other hand, the specula- and dealers in rubber thread cover- set-back, ed with textile fibres or other sub tive issues. suffered Lights, Hotels and Cements were dances, elastic yarn, and like com- being offered at a substantial re-modities, luns been announced, duetion, compared with yesterday's elesing rate.

Bales.

♫

Union Insurances, 8037)/600 China Lights (Old), 8131. Electrics, $70/784.

Canton Insurances, $1,940. Union Insurances, 8552). Hong Kong Fires, 81,190. International Assce., Tis. 1.13. Douglases, 87.10.

Raubs, 81.20. Wharves, 31411 Providents (Old), 84. Providents (New), $1.55. Hotels (Old), $103. Hotels (New), 80.00. Hong Kong Lands, 873. Humphreya, 814.90. Realtics, 862.

Chinese Estates, $98. Ewo Cottons, Tis. 14.35. Hong Kong Trams, $20.60. Star Ferries, 801. Chinn Lights (New), $10). Electrica, 876,

Telephones (Now), 9251. Dairy Farms, 3231. Govt, Loans. 21% Prem

Bellers

Inion Insurances, 858. China Lights (Old), 8134. Electrics, 876b. Cements (Comb.), $10. Coments (Old), 881.

'Cements (New), 81.

Sinceres, $15į.

Wallace Harpers, 810.

[T+401 WHAT TIN CONTROL

Colton Mila

Ewas

T14,40

1.73

S'hai Coltoa.......

T11

Zooug Sings

T724 *T.112

$125

Wing On Textiles(8.)

$115

++

Publie Utilities

Tramways. 201

$15)

Posk Trams (old)...

$15

EB

Do (now)...

Star Ferries

191

3541

Yanmazi Ferries (old)

133

$83

Do, (Dow,

132

$101

Do. (new)...

$76

Macao do.

$18

$30

eam. rights... Now

Chins Lights (old).....| $15,78)

H.K. Electrica.......

Bandakan Lights ....

Telephones told)

Do. (LOW)

China Basse

Tractions

Do. (prof.)...

i

*

iane foalipd) 31

78/76]

$27 $251

•

$151

*

HAS DONE

124,000 TONS KEPT IN

THE GROUND

London-At the annual general meeting of the Kamunting Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., Mr. J. Howo son declared that 21 months of con- trol had kept 124,000 tons of tin in the ground. Present total supplies

were a little in excess of 58,000 tons, at least double what world

04

markets were prepared to carry for the industry, while the Pool held 21,000 tons of these supplies.

Without international agreement there would have been no pool and the whole of the 56,000 tons would have been thrown on the markets, while a substantial portion of the unmined. 124,000 tons would have bean produced before production had been forcibly coased all over the world, as assuredly it would hava ceased,

These horrifying figures were in sharp contrast to the present 30,000 tons of uncontrolled stocks,

Important Now Lines.

The new organisation' will con- tinue the Juanufacture and sale of the standard products of the two companies and will also develop certain new lines" believed to be of great importance," says, & state- ment issued by the Dunlop Rubber Company.

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Rubber thread is the raw mate- rial of a wide range of elastic pro- ducts, including corsets, suspenders, gartera,, braces and the like, which form an important part of the clothing industries.

Hitherto all rubber thread has been square thread, cut from find sheots of milled rubber, but the Dunlop Company and the United States Company have, the state. meat, continues, been working...in- dependently at the production of a round elastic thread directly from the "latex" or "milk" of the rub ber tree. This product, which has now been perfected, offers great ad- vantages over the square thread, both in quality, due to the superior ity of latex products, and in the wider scope of its application.

It will now be manufactured in this country by processes embody ng the best features of the methods evolved by both companies.

Elas le Fabrics.

Genova

Milan

Lisbon Athens

Bucharest Belgrade

Rio....... Buenos Aires Montevideo ....min.

Bombay Shanghai

Hong Kong Yokohama

Silver (Spot) sind Silver (Forward) War Loan ...............

325

38.3

240

10

Nominal.

30 nom.

3/8

1/71

1/3

1/33/10 10+ 100/16 08 13/10

JAPAN'S LITTLE BOOM

A

"

OCT. PRODUCTION INDEX · SAW 3 PERCENT RISE Tokyo, Dec. 20. There are signs of many industries increasing pro duction The Mitsubishi Economic Institute puts the average October production index at 162, an increase of three points over. September and nine points over October last year.

In November raw silk for Kobe and Yokohama witnessed a

ON INDIA-

Telegraphic Transfer...

The Dean of Winchester said that the old conflict between religion and science was out of date, materia- lism as a doctrine of the universe had been blown sky-high, but there was another religion which was not materialism, but which was "even more formidable-humanism, which ON Kont:- substituted belief in man for baliof

Bank; on demand. ON SHANGHAI:--

On Demand

ON BATAVIA :-----

ON SALOON-

On domand

Ox BANGKOK-

On demand SOVEREIGNS, Bank Baying

Rate

BAR SILVES, per oz

been a time when fear played so large a part in people's minds. ON SINGAPORE :-- People seemed to have a fear of all men and of all nations-of what they might do and_of_what they night fail to do. It was called lack of confidence, but at bottom it was fear. It was curious that in an age which had tended so largely to give up faith in God and to sub- stitute for it faith in man we should find a very widespread fear of man. The effect of banishing or belitti ing the fear of God-reverence for the power of Providence which gorerbed the universe was inevit- ably to unleash one of the most formidable powers in human life-- the emotion of fear, and to let it range round the world, doing enor mous damage to people and dis turbing the very foundations on which the motul life of society must reat. They might say to the scop- tics and the humanista: "You taught people to believe in man, and the result you have produced is fear by man of man almost with- out parallel in human history."

The Bishop of Southwark Baid that the Christian Church must meet doubts and difficulties on every level of human intelligence. It must not only confront the scep- ticism of the highly finished philo de-sophical professor, but also the sim- pler, cruder doubts of the man in the street-and, above all, of the man in the park. If they neglected the simpler doubts and difficulties of the people who listened to the Hyde Park orators and other open- air speakers, they were neglecting just as essential a part of the work of the Church as if they were to cease to supply to Oxford. Cam- bridge, and other places of learn- ing the men qualified to defend the Christian faith there.

case, while cotton yarn produs tion mounted by 10,000 boxes to 240,000 boxes. Foreign paper, alle viated ite. production curtailment, by ten per cent. A similar allevia tion was made for bleaching pow- The United States Co. has also der and caustic soda. Copper and developed processes for the pro-coal production also increased. It duction of elastic yarns under the is therefore believed that the pro- trade name of "Lastex," embody-duction index for November will be ing the use of cotton, silk and other higher.'

textile fibres. The new youns can It must be noted, however, that be knitted or woven into fabrics of this increase in production is not all types which will be elastic in general. Activity is limited to This development export goods which benefit by the all directionis has made possible the production of depreciated yen, and those for a wide range of garments and other which there is speculative buying articles with properties hitherto in anticipation of higher pricos unobtainable.

through inflation. The recent rise The new company will not en-in commodity prices has bean gage in the manufacture of fabrica caused largely by manipulation, or completed articles, but will leave not by real demand. This rise. hs the development of these to the been preventing many makers from any alleviation in their production weaving and knitting industries.

has made possible the production of restriction.

Statistics are as follows, the in- the corset trade has already gone

Average: over to the new material. The dex based on a four years same is true of bathing suits, and from 1921 to 1925.

Oct, Sept. Oct. the use of the yarn in socks and

1931. stockings, surgical stockings and

208.4-227.2 221.7 bandages has proved very advant- Raw silk..

∙129.0 ́ ́·129.1° 125.3. ageous. The application to women's Cotton yarn

363.9-163.7 151:7 dresses and cape is also antici- Cotton cloth pated These are, however, only a Foreign paper.. few of the developments which it Coal is hoped will follow.-V.C.D.N.

$254

T.10

26

12/.

Industriais

$27+

Malabon Bugars

527

2.14

Caldbeck, (ort.)

T.104

Macgregor (pref.)

36

Canton Ive

310.30 $104.20

Coments (comb.)..... $10.35

$10

$81

Do

(old)...

++

Do. (new)

$5,50

19 $11

$10

Ropes.......$0.00

$7

Ch: Agriculturum.

MiscellaneoWS

$281

$28.97

Dairy Farm. v**

$254

Der A Wingsto

310

Amusements

3161

$13,40 Ch. Etainmenta......

3131

16.10

Constructions, (old)]

$8,10

31.40

Do. (LOW)

$1.30

$5.40

Lane Crawfords..... --

$5.95

21

Mackintosha

Nanyang Tobacco...

Binceros

20

#154

$12!

Watsons (old) ..................

512

311,40

1o. now)

$12

New York: December 28

13.36

Wm. Fowells............

$3.90

Dow Jones Averages: High 1939

Low: Dec 27

Dec. 28

Change

$10

M. Greyhonuda......

30 Industrials

88.78

41.88 57.60

£7.85

25 up

To

United Theatres......

3. C. Enterprises...

20 Rails

41.30

13.23 24.24

24.09

.45 ap

20 Utilities

36.11

18.03 28.59

26.66

07 up

69/

B. Ind. G. Bonde....

40 Bonds

83,26

85.78 76.83

76.85

.90 up

24%,

prem.}

H.K. Gork Loans.....] $102)

**

310

Wallace Harper

10

China Sporta Ltd...

3225

+

A.K Wing Onwa

S'has Do.

*

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

A.O.F.C. QUOTATIONS

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

3. A. Fierce and Do. Report. With a broadening of the market it developed a mixed tone and apparently considerable switching is under way. Chemical stooks, particularly Allied Chemicals, are recommended, also issues of the American Can, Continental and Consolidated Gasy particularly on small recessions. Business Dons: 1,600,000 shares.

`LOCAL, AND REGULAR OUTWARD MAILS,

1939

Div.

LAST BALE

HIGH

Low PAE, SH.

WEEK DAYS,

SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYA

62 87

: 318

3.00 Air Reduction.

Dec. 27 Dec. 18 850 839.

42

8.00 Allied Chemical & Dye:

801

FUR

From G.P.O.

FROM (SHEUNGWAX

BRATON BO,

FROK G.P.O.

Удом ŠKRUNGWAN Βρίκου

Tat

4.00 American Can.....

53

-831

137

71

9.00 American Tel. & Tel.

*102

102

39

6.00 American Tobacco

67-

53)

16

Anaconda Copper Mining

lates Yamabul and Wuchow

4.00

· direct steam tr

น

(7.15 am, & 7,00 m.

6.00p.m.

(7.00 pe

p.m. 1.00 p..

57.18 m.) 7,00 am, &' 18.00pm.

131)

4.00 Auburn '................

■

„Šinens & Trinsden'

Zongmoon (except Saturdays) 5.00 p.m.

Kaukong (6' copt Saturday"};] ||

(7.15 am, & § 780 8.0.

Ì 1,80 p. 1:15 pm.

0.00 p.m.

100 put

(835m 1.16 p. Banday's B.15 Be only 5.00 pm.

17.00 p

9.00

(810 m

43

201

2.00 Borden Company

201

Canadian Pacifio

91

1.00 Chrysler Motors

...

081

67

23

1.80

Bundays

·8.00 100. only 6.00 p

6,50 p.m

6.00 p

104-

-7,15 a.m

11,00 am

Patalian and Wuchow (B)

Train]

7.18

1.00 pm, F-8,00 m, &

| 8,00 p.m.

9,00 m,&

8.00 pm, 1 1.00 8.000 p.m.

9,00 8.70.

- 15,00 mt.

101

464

§ 11,00 metu.

Ahwungohow

Autau

(Pingshan, Sautin

Shalankok and. Eheung

&6.00 pm

€8,00

2.80 B

8,30

10,20

3,00 07:

10,30 m

a1 -4.00 Consolidated Gas of N.Y.

4.00 Drugs, Inc.

222.00 Du Pont, de Nemours...

363.00 Eastman Kodak

0% 6. Electric Bond & Share

8 0.40 General Electric

2.00 General Foods.

1.00. General Motors

1.00 Gillette Balety

3.20 International, Harvester International Tel.-

4:00 Liggett & Myers

3.00 Locw-Inc

Montgomery Ward

2.80 National Biscuit 2.00 Pacific Gas & Elect

Pennsylvania Rail

Radio Corpn..

Sears Roebuck.... Standard Qu.CO

Jüreya

p

Bocony Vacuum Corpi

Union Carbide & Carbon

0,00 Union Pacifio

United States Stee

estinghouse

Copper, Bleaching nower Caustic soda Average

1838 182,4 178.4 08.0 20.8 101.0 129.0 128.0 133,2 146.4 130.0 113.6 1941.3 219.3.2021 1620 159.0. 153.0

BOOM IN JAPANESE BEDR EXPECTED

STOCKS TO BE STORED ON U.S. BORDERS FOR "WET" VICTORY

Tokyo, Dec. 23.-The Beer Bill, which passed the American House of Representatives on December 21 has caused anticipation of a great boom in the Japanese bear indus try.

There have already been

+91

gotiations from the other side

up

of

of the Pacific regarding stor ing

buge quantities Japanes beer, in Canadian and Mexican territory border- ing the United States, and to e- port them immediately into the country as soon as prohibition is ropealed.

Export of Japanese beer, there fore, which amounts to barely 3,000,000 gallons now should enjoy an unprecedented risa till America manufactures her own beer.

AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION

ikrough its Agent

Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building

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NEW YORK STOCKS

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511

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Calve your children's Formamint, tablet, when they soʻto school and when they comehome.Formamint will vennet off Infectious Sore disonses, suaÏ' AS I Throat, Influenza, Menales, Scarlet Fever; ato.

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FORMAMINT

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The Rev. C. L. Drawbridge, the transition there was a splendid secretary, said that in an age of opportunity for atheist societies to attack all forms of religion. The society had held 1,388 open-air avi-

society, and said that they wanted dential meetings during the year appealed for more support for the

Lord Daryngton, the treasurer, youth in the moyement., in London alone.

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