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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONG KONG STOCK

Buyers Belier

$1,360

$250

$321

$3.85

$1.30

*⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ng an⠀⠀

EXCHANGE.

SHAREBROKERS

ASSOCIATION.

TUESDAY,

NOIDAL

Buyers

Boller

Balan

MAY 2.

Banka

31.715 H.K. Banks

21st Chartered Banks

£134

$1,715

Do. (London)

£13)

24

Morcantile Bks. "A"!

£07

Do.

$100

Bank of East Asia...

£24 £9 $1018

N, C. & S. Barks....

$71

$20

Am. O. Fin. Corp:

8.

Do. Prof. B

Insurances

75,00

35.40 Ch. Fio. Corp. Ord. 8.

"Cantos Insurances. $1,365

Underwriters CAPA

I Union Insuran 608 ...

China Fires

H.K. Fires...

$6.25 International Assco, 9,

Bhipping

$2.35

3515

$820

14

+

$615

$250

***

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933.

MONEY

HONG KONG STOCK MARKET.

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

QUOTATIONS

Lights, Hotels and Cements were predominantly active to-day, and registered further advances.

The rest of the list remained quietly steady.

Salos.

Hong Kong Bauks $1,715. Union Insurances $315, H.K.K. Wharves $130. H.K. Realties 87.10.

Buyers.

fi

Canton Insurances $1,360, H.K. Fire Insurances $250. Douglases 832). Benguet Consolidateds $24). Providents (Old) $3.85. Providents (New) 81.30.

44

Douglases

$31

$22

Steamboats

$32

$26

Indos (prof.)

65/.

$20

Do. (def.)

80/

4349

Shella

42/6

***

$310

Waterboats

$20

Mining

3243

Benguels.......

$24

1420

Venezucia Gold Flde #3

Hotels 80.80.

25/.

Kailans

25/-

H.K. Realties 87.10.

$11

Langkats (sin gio) 9.

Chinese Estates 895.

Explorations...... B

$3.25

341

Shanghai Loans S.

$3,36

19.30

301

13/6

Raubs *********

Tronoh Mines

35 cte. Benguat Explorations

Docks, Wharv30,

Gotowna, sts.

Providents (old)

Hong Kong Trams 821. China Lights (Old) $12.10. H.K. Electrics, 872.

Telephones

27.

Cements (Combined) $6.90. Watsons $81.

AND MARKETS

THE EXCHANGE MARKET

MESSRS. ROZA BROS.. REPORT

Messrs. Noza Bros. have forward- ed us the following exchange mar ket report for yesterday:

The price for Ready Silver rose and Forward 11/18, the, quots tions being 203 for Ready and 90 9/10 for Forward. Silver advices reported speculators as having height, Auonnts offering were small. Indian Bazaars bought. The tone at the close was uncer In tain, bayers being satisfied. America the rate was slightly high or at 26 3/18 for Spot. The market was uncertain.

New York advices reported the opening rate at 3.94 and the clos. ing rate at 3.89). The highest rate done was 3.01) and the lowest rate 3.7. The market was erratic

Market. Uncertain at the opening at subsequently eased off following Shanghai.

Sterling.

ANOTHER TRADE THREAT

FRENCH-INDO-CHINA CONSIDERING ANTI- · EXCHANGE DUTIES

French Indo-Chins may effect an increase of her import duties on goods shipped from countries whera the rate of exchange is depreciated." A blow to This increase will be Japan if it takes place.

The Osaka Shosen Kaisha is in receipt of a.telegraphic report from its Saigon representative that the Chamber of Commerce there bas recommended a mirtax at 35 per: cent, fox artioles no which a surtax is already imposed, and 23 per cent. for other articles, and that the Governor is likely to act according ly within a month.

The above recommendation was made by the Chamber of Commeres an inquiry by the in reply to Governor, who wishes to follow the example of the French Government, which imposed a 25 per cent, aurtar on March 21 as an anti-exchange duraping measure

Japanese goods to suffer from the new tariff schents include porcelaia shipped from Nagoya, cotton tex and glass wares shipped From Kobe and Osaka, and tes From FormORD,

There were sellers after the open- ing at 14. buyers bidding 1/5 but the buying rate soon receded to 1/4 15/16 resulting in business at 1/43 for May and 1/4 20/32 June. HK. Government Loans 4 per Later 1415/16 Jung wae also artiles, sundry goods, rubber shoes

The Tarket closed at ranged. bunch time with sellers at 1/4 May, 1/4 99/32 June and 1/4 15/16 June and 1/4 15/16 July, buyers at 132 higher respectively.

$130

H.K. & K. Whatves.

$120

Lane, Crawfords $4.45.

Do.

(new)..

31.40

#188

810

$8

S: China Motors' A

Do

H.K. & W. Docks ....

*90

cent. premium.

$9.

Sellers.

+B"

$8

Union Waterbelits $15.

$139

T.134

Wm. Powells $21.

홍산

T2

but

$8.70

36 90

12.10

1316

Shanghai Docks 8.

New Engineeringe8.

Hongkews.....8.

Lands, Hotels, and Buildings

$14,75 China Do6.

cum. rights....

Yaumati Ferries(old).

Do. (now

China Lights (old)...

Do. (DOW)...

HI

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE CO, LTD.

Gold Dollars.

Business was, done early in the morning at 27 for July delivery! The market closed at lunch time with sellers at 27 May, 27 5/18 June and 27 July, buyers at 27 for Subject to audit the Directors of pear, 977/16 June and 27 9/16. July. the above will recommend the pay-i ment of a dividend of $12.00 per $13.9 share, a bonus dividend of $6 per

an exchange bonus] share and dividend of $7.00 per share for the year ended 31st December, 1932.

RECORD YEAR FOR WOOL NUMBER OF BALES IN AUSTRALIA HIGHEST ON RECORD.

Sydney, April 20.-The railway financial year will not finish until June, but already the number of thy bales of wool received from country is in excess of the highest number ever recorded during h complete seasor.

lers at 27 3/13 for cash, 27 5/16 June and 27 7/10 July, buyers at 271 for May, 27 Juns and 279/16 July.

H.K. Hotels, ra

$6,8) |

$8.85

$75

H.K Lande........5.

$741

$380

Shanghai Lands....

$14:

Metropolitan Lindi..

$7.10

HK Realties. $7.

$7.10

$137 Do Debentures 9.

314

Humphreys

$140

$20

Asis Realties "A"8.

Do.

"B"8.

$95

Chinese Estates......

Cotton Mille

$14 30

Ewoa

£14.30

895

S'hai Cottons.......

$14

Zoong Sings moni

893

Wing On Textiles(S.)

05 $14 $100

Public Utilities

821:10

Tramways ima

#21

321.10

$16.20

Peak Trams (old)...

$8 $901

Do. ..:(now)...

115 38

Star Ferries

$90+

130

$30

10

164

12.05 $11.

H.K. Electrica ... $72

114

$25

Macao do.

***

$10

Sandakan Lights (-)

$27

Telephones,

$27

k

China Buses......8.

21-

Tractions

12/-

Do. (pref.).....

Industriala

$15

Malabon Sugare ...

120

Caldbeck, Yard, 8,

$18

Macgregora (pref.)8,

$3

Canton Ices................

$6.60

$51

Do. (old)...

Coments (comb.)... 6

$8.00

Do. (DW)...

89

Ropes

Ch: Agricultares

Miscelaziona

[27:9}

$27

Dairy Farron ....

$27

$1

Der A Wings.....

ZIRTS

$124

Amusemente” ................

$127

126.30

$12

Ch. E'tainmonte......

$12

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33

Constructions, (old)

$3

1.90 ats.

$4.45

$21

{

$81

Do.

Lane Crawfords...... $4

Mackintoshs***

Nanyang Tobacco...

Binceros.........

Watsons... $8,10

Wm. Powells...................

(new)

1.9. cts.

2404

Jasm

10+

A. EMERTY

$154

$3

$10

M. Greyhounds......

331

8. U. Enterprises .......

12

И

4%

prem.

United Theatros...8.

64*, B. Ind. G. Bonds..: 69",

19

+

H.K. Gort. Loans...

Wallace Harper ................. China Sporta Ltd...

8220 BLK Wing On ..............!

S'has Do

Bales to Shanghai.

102 ex div,

140

***

ALF

FULS

+1

$27

: ចន្ទត

$220

12027]

2013

F1.09

D

137 30

Тел

་་

Merchants were quoted at for near delivery.

Shanghai Dollars. Were quoted at 109 for near do- livery,

Shanghai.

Business was reported early in the morning at 1/3) for June and 1/3'16 July Tater the market cared off and sellers were reported at 1/as for May, boyers at 1/37/16 May,

IN THE AFTERNOON.

BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE CO., LTD.

Subject to audit the Directors of the above will recommend the payment of a Dividend of 9. (Nine Shillings) per share for the year ended December 31, 1932.

** COMMERCIAL SUICIDE

TO PENANG

TO REJECT A CUSTOMS

UNION WITH F.M.S.

Penang, April 26-The opinion that Penang would be committing "commercial suicide" by refusing to join a Customs Union of the The market was quiet in the F.M.S. was expressed at the an afternoon.

Market.

Sterling

nual meeting of the Penang Cham- ber of Commércs by Mr. H.S. Russell, a director of Messrs Sime Darby and Company.

Businers was done towards the close ni 1/42, for near and 1/40/32 June, frishing with sellers at 1/47) He challenged the President's May/June and 1/4 29/39 July, statement that the Chamber com buyers at 1/32 higher respectively.mittee was unanimously opposed to

Gold Dollars...

Customs Union "in any shape or ['form" and suggested that the

whole d'

should Chamber be consulted before any such dras- tic decision was taken.

Business was done at 271 for de- very 20th of May and 27 3/16 for cash. At the close there were sel- (Continued on 'previone "column).

A.O.F.C. Average of Shanghai Stocks

$160

CLOT

IDUR.....

THECOF

As

PRESIDENT LINERS sail 1,591,000 miles every year...

Weekly Sailings Transpacific

To San Francisco, Los Angeles & New York via Panama ́. Fortnightly sailings on Wednesdays Pres. Lincoln Pres. Hoover Frea. Wilson

ranun

Pros. Coolidge.or

Prea, Jackson ......

To Seattle and Victoria

13

Fortnightly sailings on Saturdays

May 10, 1 .m. Pres, Cleveland

Pres, Taft ..May 24

Pres. Jefferson. ...Jane. 7:

May 6, 1 am.

May 20

June 3

June 91 July o

Pros. Cleveland ... Pras. Taft

in

......June 24 Jaly 8

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Direct Special through rates to Europe via United States.

Choice of rail lines acros9 connections with all Atlantao lines. United States and Canada, liberal stop-over privileges for Sight-seeing. Full partiolare apon application,

Fortnightly via Suez to Europe & America

Fortnightly sailings on Saturdays via Manila, Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Buez Canal, Alexandris, Naples, Genica, Marseilles, New York and Boston.

8 m.

Fres. Aduits Pres. Garbeid..........lay 18 Pres. Folk. May 27 Pres. Harrison ...........June 24

TO MANILA

Next Sailing...

Pres, Tait

de 10

Pres. Garfield May 13, 8 a.m.

.... May 13. Pros. Hoover ....

May 16 Pres. Polk

...May 27 Prex Jefferson..... May 27

Pree, Wilson

May 30

Jnné To

. Jusà ́17

Pres. Adams á'...................... Pres. Coolidge ......................................June 19

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DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE

PEDDER BUILDING-HONGKONG. CANTON BRANCH: SHAXEX Road.

PACIFIC ORIENTAL

MONTHLY CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE

M.S. "FALSTRIA" Sailing on 8th MAY

CARGO AND PASSENGERS ACCEPTED FOR SHANGHAI, SAN FRANCISCO, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE, LOS ANGELES, ETC.

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING' ISSUED TO OVERLAND POINTS.

Excellent Passenger Accommodation Passenger fare Hongkong/San Francisco

G8120.

(1st class only) For Freight and Passage, cto. please Apply to:

THE CHINESE AMERICAN LTD.

SHIPPING COMPANY

THE EAST ASIATIC CO,

Agents: JOHNMANNERS & CO., LTD.

Agent: HONG SLING

Office: MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING (TOP BLOCA), 7, QUEEN'S RD. CENTRAL, *TELZIHONE: 24071.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

ASIA LANDS, LTD., QUOTATIONS (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG.)

Tel. 28880-Gloucester Building, Room 300.

New York: May 1.

[RIUTER'S AMERIÓÂN ĐERVICH.]

Low: Apr. 29

Dow Jones Averages:

High-1032

May. 1

Change

30 Industrials

88.78

41.92 77.68

77.78 11 up

20 Raila

41.30

13.23 32.37

33.40 1.09 up

20 Utilities

36.11

18.83 25.09

25,73 .64 up

83.26

85.78 76.56

76.78

20. up

40 Bonds Asia Landa, Limited, has received the following report from their New York correspondents E. A. Pierce & Co. Profit-taking checked the advance and we think this infiience is strong enough to suggest with olding of fresh buying a bit. Wheat: nervous trading has been heavy. There were good mine in all sections. Cotton: opened bigher on broad demand and there was heavy profit-taking of the advance. The market closed strong. Silver ruled strong at the epering on commission house buying, but was sold off on long profit-taking.

Business Done: 6,050,000 shares.

Asia Lands Limited

Gloucester Building Tel. 28380.

We offer you a complete brokerage service for the purchase or sale of New York Securities Daily quotations sent-gratis-upon request. See our investment news on the Financial Page of The Hongkong Daily Press

Canton Agents

John H. Ferguson & Co.

82, B. C. Shameen.

Tel. 18624.

123007

A.O.F.C. MARKET COMMENT.

30.10

2013

Power 5 debentures closed at 98,

The Chinese Government Boad Market displayed great amount of activity during the past week. April 25. were most active on the strengthen-Owing to the tense political situa shown ing of yarn and business was done tion in the North, trading opened Not much interest was among traders for doing business at 15.30 May and 16.20 April. Selec with heavy drops on Monday. Be- when the Stock Market opened tivity was the feature of Friday's cause of ensuing forceful opera- after the Easter holidays. Signs market. Rubbers continued to be tions of the boara, prices receded of returning interest began to mani- in demand, several transactions to how grounds until speculators with having been reported in Javas, began covering thus enabling the fest itself on Wednesday

The inflatim movement in Ame- prices well maintained, except in Zinngbes, T., Merah, and Tabongs. market to recover. the case of Ewos and Shanghal Trading was extremely dull on Lands. City Loans continued to Saturday with most settlement adries had a very enlivening effect Stocks con- on the silk market and a good deal traneneted. On advance and good lines were put justments completed. through at 806, Shanghai Docks tinued to be neglected on the fol- of business was continued very steady and there lowing trading day and all atten- the whole, the piece goods market was a small sale at 185. With a tion was concentrated on deben reflected the unseasonable weather alight improvement in faw-rubber,tures and bonds. Prominent among conditions. more general interest was taken in the popular issues of this group rubber shares and some optimism were Chinese Reorganization Loans could be witnessed on the part of (German unstamped) of which & sellers. The rise in silver was re-line of £27,500 was put through at caired with a moderate amount of Best and volume of business done transactions on Thursday. Ewos amounted to Tia 78,000. Shanghai

April 19th, 1933-26,20 High for 1031-33

September 19th, 1931-38.17. Low for 1831-33

April 24th, 1033-25.78 April 24th, 1933-25.78

+

1932

Div.

LAST SALE

HIGH

LOW PER.SH.

Apr. 29 May. I

64

30%

3.00 Air Reduction

868

891

42

6.00 Allied Chemical & Dye

.93:

01

73%

209.

4.00 American Can

81

27

9.00 American Tel & Tel

American Smelting...

81.

30

100

1001

89

44

*5.00

American Tobacco "B"

3

Anaconda Copper Mining

124

281

200 Auburn

187

45

188

1.00, Borden Company emai

30)

20

7

Canadian Pacific

11

13

10

J. I. Cast vna cuyuzi

571 571

5

1.00 Chrysler Motors

170

21

3.40 Consolidated. Gas of N.7.

48

404

23

3.00 Drugs, Inc.

422

43

22

2.00 Du Pont de Nemours

3.00 Eastman Kodak .....

6፤

5

0% 8. Electric Bond & Share

1:79 18

48

040 General Electric

191

101

261:

401

101

2.00 General Foods ...

311 *32*

248

74

1.00 General Motors

21

-241

101

1. Gillette Safety

112 11

34

10%

0.60. International Harvester.....

32

33

108

8.8%

7.00

12

(Preferred)

90/

971

28

International Tel. & Tel.

114

112

34

4.00 Liggett & Myers "B"

50%

801

1.00 Loew's Inc.

151

15%

ab

Montgomery Ward

2922

201

2.80 National Biscuit.........

474

16

2.00 Pacific Gas & Electric

21

0.50 Pennsylvania Railway

211

Radio Corpn.

Seara Roebuck, .........

24

19 1.00 Standard Oil. Co. of New

Jersey

0.40 Socony-Vacuum Corpn. 1.20 Union Carbide & Carbon

27 8.00 Union Pacifio

United States Steel Westinghouse E. & M.

40%

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