DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS
HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.
Buyarı Sellers
Jalor
Nominal
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23.
SHAREBROKERS“ 'ASSOCIATION.“
Belare Buyers
Bulm MOMIDA
Banks
H.K. Banks.
Do. (London)... Chartered Banks... Mercantile Bk. "A"
O
$1,825
$1,813
£198 2103
218) 234
Do.
201
$101
Bank of East Asia... $102
N, C. & S. Barka...
$20
332;
⠀⠀!!!!
Am. O. Fin. Corp: 8.
$5,40 Ch Fin. Corp. Ord. *.
30
Do.. Prof 8
Insurances
Canton Insurance.....
Underwriters
Union Insurances ...
China Firesprostre
International Assco. .
Shipping
Teleko
!!!!!
$310
$1.95
$560 3590
$269
$3+
$30
$320
$1,80
15671/70
$595
$200
H.K. Fires...............
161
Douglases ...
#18
Stenth beats...........
$30
Indos (pret.)
$35 Do. (def.)
$
BATAI
Sheila diaposte
39/-
*F5
Water-onts
$15
Mining
35.
Benguets.................
13%
5
Venezuela Gold Fide. $si
***
28/9
Kailans
93/.
$18
Langkats (single) 9,
#4
Explorations...... 3.
$102
36.40
Shanghai Loans S
$4
$8
521 90
Raubs.....
$11
18/-
திகும்
Tronoh Minos
cts. Benguet Explorations
Docks, Wharvės,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933.
MONEY AND MARKETS
SINGAPORE SHARE HONG KONG STOCK RUSSO-JAPANESE
MARKET
FRASER & CO.'S REPORT
Singapore, August 15. The current issue of our share circular covers the business trane | seted over the past two weeks, during which period but little in- terest was "shewn in the market, bargains being only on a moderate scale, possibly owing to the incid- ence of the August Bank Holidays.
Tin appears to be well held at the present time and fluctuations in price have been within narrow margins. Intending purchasers of Tin shares have concentrated atten- tion more on the better-class, stocks with view to dividend "returns, particularly as it is considered in some quarters that with a main. tenance of the price of the metal above £200 per ton, an increase in Tin quotas may possibly be sane- tioned by the respective Govern- ments concerned over the next few įmonths.
The Rubber share market has re- mained very inactive recently with quotations inclined to ehse in sym- pathy with the lower prices ruling for the raw material."
Local Industrials can be report. 1 ed as firmer, particularly Straits i $187 Traders and Fraser brid Neave
Ords. at" $21.30 and $10.30 respec tively with other shares also gen- erally in good "demand.
Godowns, etc.
$120
H.K. & K. Wharves.
13,20
Providente (old)
...$3.7583.86..
$1.35
Do.
(new)...
$140
$16j | 11,K. & W. Docks...
$17
15
18
S. China Motors · A'
Do
351
"B"
$1.43
Shanghai Docks S.
$148
$71
New Engineeringas.
971
$339
Longka
+
38,50
16.50
$76
131
$14
$7,00
II.X. Healties......................
$15
Chium Do
S
$137
Do.", Debentures 9.
$14
New Asia Hotel
Humphreys ............
$13
$140
$20
Lands, Hotels, and
Bulidings
H.K. Hotola
H.K Lands......... Shanghai Landı...8. Metropolitan Lands
Aais Renities AS. Do, "B" N.
Chinese Eristes......
$8.95
*78
3149
Cotton Mills) Ewca
$14.70
3106 Shai Cotton...S
$14
Zooug Sings......
$80
Wing On Textiles(3.)
FIGH $144 190
Public Utiliting
$:2 40 er div. $13,80
Tramway ............................ $53.30 ex d v. ...
$164
Posk Trams (old)....
$15
$72
Do.
(Dew)...
1374
305
Star Ferries 305)
$25)
Yaumati Ferries ...
$211
***
China Lights (old)...
$19.85
$19.35
HLK. Electrica $741
$23
Macao do
$10+
$32
+1
811)
$19.76
8748
.85 otw.
$!!!!
****
#
$28/ 210
Do (DOW)...
Bandakan Lights ........
Telephones....
China Buses.....S.
Tractions Da,
(pret)......
Industrials
Malabon Sugara
Miscellaneous
meaning mee
$29.40
$12.40
13
315
$4.0
strong
Raub Gold have been feature improving from $6.95 to 87.00 busincas done. Outport or ders have been mainly responsible for the rise, coupled with the fact that cabled advices indicate a sus tained demand for Gold in the World's markets. ----
مينة
MARKET
YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL
QUOTATIONS
TRADE
Arrangements For An
Dairy Farms were again subject Exchange Of Mission
ed to some pressure this morning, but at a slight shading of in rates there were ready buyers, and quite a few parcels changed hands both for cash and forward. Trams.main- tained their positions at the quoted buying rate of 29.40 (Ex. Div.)..."
་་
The rest of the market was more or less on the quiet side.
.galos.
Hong Kong Banks 81,815. Union Insurances $5071/370 Haubs $11.90
Hotela $6.00,
Hong Kong Trams 8224 ex div. Telephones 8321,
Cemente (Combined) $6.45. Dairy Farms 8281/20.10. Watsons 881.
Buyers.
Bank of East Asia $101. Underwriters $1.80. Douglase's $32), Venz: Goldfelds $51. Hotels. 86.80.
Hong Kong Lands $78. Ewo Cottons Sh. $14.
"
Hong Kong Trams $22.40 ex div. China Lights (Old) $12.70. Electrics $74. Watsons $8,
Constructions (New) 85 cents. Government Loans 32 per cent.
Premium
Sincereg $13.40.
I
EXCHANGE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS"
`August 23, 1933.
On LONDON —
Telegraphic Transfer.....} Bank Bills, on demand Bank Bills, 4 months"
sight
Credits, 4. months'
sight
NEW YORK:-
1/42
Bank Bills, on demand 20% nom Crédits, 60 days' sight...nom ON PARIS:**
Bank Bills, on demand 375 Credits, 4 months" sight (16 ON INDIA:--
Telegraphie Transier... 10. Bank, on demand....... ON SHANGHAI:-
On Demand Ox KOBK:-
On demand ON MANILA:
Mining-On a decline to $5.20 ax. div. Petalings met with good support at the figure and. Sungei Ways also found a buyer st 81.95. Klang Rivers were taken at $1.123, Ayer Wengs 98 cents, Batu Caves at .48 and 49 cents. Kinta Tin Dredges had a fair number of i transactions round $1.18, also Penawate at .88 to 90 and 87 ON cents, Sungei Luas .00 to $1.01 and 98 cents, Hong Fatte 38 to .40 and .38 cents, Johans 16 to 171 cents, South Taipings 25 cents and Kuchais were freely affered from 71 cents down to 07 cents. Con- siderable parcels of Malaya Con- solidateds are reported to have changed hands round 28 cents, the market for smaller lots beings light- ly under this figure. London was again a quiet market, Tronohs be ing put through at 18/71 and 10/3 and in Australians Takuapas made 16/6 and Pungahs 31- to 21/6 and later 21/3. As previously mention. ed Raubs were a strong market up to $7.00 and Malayan Collieries found buyers at 818.35 with further shares enquired for. Tongkah Har- hours could be placed at or near $1.00 and further Klang, Rivers a $1.10 or counter. Eids are wanted for Ayer Hitams,-Kampar Malayas, Kamuntings, Southern Malayans, Tin Bentongs and Southern Tro- noha. Very little support for Tin shares is at present forthcoming from London, cabled advices in dicating an almost complete, lack of interest.
316
$20
Caldbeck, ori.) P.
$16
Macgregor (pref.)B.j
Canton less.................
$6.16
Cements (comb). 520
14 75
Do.
(old)...
80 ets
$7
Do, (1-1)...)
}]
Ropes
Dairy Farran Der A Wings...........
$11
Amusernenta......
Ch. E'tainmenta......
$3.00
Constructions, (old)
$31
Do. (50),20 ct.)
$390
Lane Crawford......
- 21
Nanyang Tobacco...
Mackintoshs******
$13:40
Watsons
$2.10
Wm. Powells........
$10
M. Greyhounds
#31
8. U. Enterprises
$4.50 $18.40 18) $1.90
12
24
United Theatres... 8.
77%
B. Indi, G. Bonds...
77* tions.
prem.
H.K. Govt Loans... 9103
***
$8
$180
B.K Wing On R'bal
เย
Sinceras
Wallace Harper......
Do
$355
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Rubbers,
This section of our local market has again been extremely quiet, transactions taking place in Ulu Benuts round 25 cents, also Jeram Kuantags at 40 to 43. and 41 cents, Lunas at .97) cents, Tapahs at $1.00, Kuala Sidims $1.47, Mentakabs from 7 to 25 cents, and New Scudais' were also weaker, business passing from .94 to 91 A small lot of London "Asiatics made 2/8. At the close there are sellers of practically all Rubber shares at or near indica- Industriale.
cents,
On a rising market a fair num. ber of Straits Traders were done from $20.70 to $21.30 and further shares could be placed at the latter figures. Straits Steamships were ünchanged at $16.00 Malacca Elec- trie Ords at 81.10, Fraser and (Continued on next Col.).
|
On demand ON SINGAPORE:--
On demand O BATAVIA:-
On demand Os SAIGON:-
On demand ÜN BANGKOX:-
On demand STEELIGNS, Bank Buying
Rate
BAR SILVER, per or
110
113)
61g om
581
56
571...
13:
1/4 17 13/16
GOODS THAT RUSSIA
REQUIRES
Tokyo. Recent press dispatches stated. that a basic agreement had been reached between the Soviet Gov- ernment and Mr. Ota, the Japan- ese ambassador to Moscow, with regard to the devolopment of the economic relations between the two countries. Evidently the ne- gotiations have since been taking an interesting course
According to the Asahi, Mr. Sokolnikoff, vicè Commissar fox -Foreign Affairs, invited Mr. Ote the and other staff officials of Japanese Embassy to a reception on August 9th, and had important discussions with them concerning the Russo-Japanese economic "re- lations. The upshot of the discus- slons was the decision on the fol- lowing two points:
1.-Japan and Soviet Russia to push on their negotiations for commercial agreements in a deff- nite form
2. As the forerunner of such negotiations, the two nations to exchange trade, missions.
Plans to be Bubmitted. The Soviet Board for Foreign Affairs, after the necessary rangement with its Foreign Trade Board. is "to submit to Japan its plan for the development of economic relations between the two countries. Japan is to present. at the same time Her own plan. The negotiations will then be con- ducted in a definite form.
It is said that the above recep- tion" was held in a very warm and friendly manner. Mr. Ota, the Japanese Ambassador, and 'Mr. Sakawa, Councillor, would make heart-to-heart talks with Mr. Sokolnikoff, Mr. Troyanovsky and other high Soylet official It was stated at the meeting that Japan should expand her market in Russia from Siberia to European Russia, because in that case alone she can expect a marked increase in trade with "Russia. It order to enable Russia to know what sort of Japanese, articles suit her
de- mand, the Soviet side proposed to send a party of experts to Japan to Inspect Industrial conditions
there, asking at the same time for the dispatch of a mission by Japan to Soviet Russia to study econo- mic conditions there.
What Russia Wants to Buy. The Soviet Government has in mind such articles as electrical machinery, medical appliances, spinning machines, shipbuilding equipment, high class machine tools, and tea, to buy from Japan. Its inspection party, comprising seven or eight experts, wishes to have facilities to inspect the above lines of industry. As regards the Japanese party, in consideration of the nature of its mission, the Soviet Government hoped that it will consist of leading business
men:
In this
8.5
Neave Ords, firmer at $10.50, also United Engineers which appreciat ed from $5.95 to 86.05. Gammons came to business at 81.06 and $1.06, Malayan Breweries were easier at 074 cents and in Preference shares It is said that Mr. Ote, the Malacca Electrica met with support! Japanese Ambassador, gave con- at $1.82 and United Engineers at sent to the Soviet proposal in prin- $11.00 There are still small en-ciple, as he thought it fit for the quiries for Robinson Ords, at 84.10, promotion of the economic tela- Singapore Traction Ords, at 2/6, tions between the two countries. Malacen Electric Ords, at $1.10 and an offer of United Engineers at Foreign Office spokesman is quoted connection: A Tokyo $8.06 or near would lead to basi by the Arabi saying: "The ness. There is a buying enquiry for question of exchanging missions George Town Dispensaries and a seller of Federal Dispensaries.
has been under discussion for some Singapore Cold Storages offer at sion by the Government, however, time. The appointment of a mis- $3.47), Wearnes at $8.35 and will present budgetary difficulties. Thornycrofts are rather easier with The best thing is for trade organi- shares how available at $9.00.sations to commission their repre- London Middle Prices cabled last sentatives evening are as follows:
Shells Chronicle. £2.10.6, British American Tobacco £5.10.0, Hong Kong Banks £128.10.0. Dunlops 34/6, Imperial Tobaccos LONDON EXCHANGE £6.7.0, Courtaulds £1.18.0 Imperial" Chemicals £1.0.0, and Unileverz £1,8.8,
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New York: August 22. Dow Jones Averages: 30 Industrials · 20 Raile
20 Utilities
40 Bonds
High-1932
108.27 56.53
Low: Aug, 21. 41.22 100.17
13.23 49.07.
37.73 89,07
Aug., 23
Change 101.34 1.17 up 20.79 1.12 ap 16.53 -30.08 30.01 .03 up 05.78 87.00 88.01
.11 up
Asia Landa, Limited, has received the following report from their New York correspondents, E. A. Pierce & Co. The stock markets took their cas from the strength of grains, pushing through the top of the recent trading range. Recently conservative feeling has been veering towarti a belief that if the business trend continues, upward there is a possibility additional stimules from Governmental action but nothing is yet evident. Wheat: This market followed advance in rys. Cotton: Higher on improved sentiment. Offerings have been small. The tone has been steady. There has been some short covering and alight trade and speculative buying. Weevil complaints are heard dus to the weather and crop advices are less favourable. Silver: Produces sold. At the opening buying vas mostly on Trade and foreign accounts." 148 lots were done additional to September switching. Business Done: 1,960,000 shares.
43
6.00 Allied Chemical & Dye
18 1.60 Borden Company
Canadian Pacific
J. Case.
0.50 Caterpillar Co.
-.:
...
LAST SALE.
1832
Div. $
Нов
101
Low 30%
PER. SH,
Aug, 21. Aug, 22
3.00 Air Reduction
$101 $100
131
424..
132
1332
ग्रे
#29
4.00 American Can
801
80%
4U
American Smelting..
36
30+
£37#
70+
9.00 American Tel. & Tel.
1271
1286
43
44
3.00 American Tobacco B
69
80
408
11
1.00 American Waterworks....
281
28
211
2
wwwww
Anaconda Capper Mining
179
281
2.00 Auburn
50
200
44
Bendix Aviation. ...................
18!
30%
200
72
10)
*
· ម
164
73
201
47&
-178
2:00 Chase National Bank
1.00 Chrysler Motors
Japan
684
614
*2+
871
RATES
321
48
18
22
IBRITISH WIRELESS ZERVICE.)
30
401
10A
Rugby, August 23.
331
Paris
******** 849/32
241
10@
New York,
4.49
268
81"
4.77.
44.
-23.84
17.00
31
13.84
1.00 Loew's Inc.
8.17
Montgomery Ward
62.11/16
201
2.80 National Biscuit
19.381
18.
4,00 National City Bank
A. 22.40..
104
1.20 National Dairy Products.
19.90
0.60 Otis Elevator....
2261
537
30 nom
-111
500
240
30t
1001
44.0.R.
42) O.R
1/8 1/16
Montreal Brüssela Genev s, Berlin
Amsterdain Milan Stockholm
Copenhagen
Oslo
Helsingfors A
Athens
Vionna
Prague "Bucharest
Belgrade
Madrid
Lisbon
Rio
Buenos Aires Montevideo Bombay Shanghai Hong Kong
Yokohama A
Silver (Spot)........
Silver (Forward)
24 nom,
1/3 ) ፡ -
174
1231
1/2}
45
17 13/18
14
17-18/18
War Loan 3 per cent. 100%
3.40 Consolidated Gas of N.Y,
Curtiss Wright'
3.00 Drugs, Inc.
9.00 Du Pont de Nemours
301 3.00 Eastman Kodak ............
Electric Auto-Lite Open
6s. Electric Bond & Share...
Electric Power and Light.... 0.40 General Electric
1.60 General Foodsaçoeng.
100 General Motors, ....... Gillette Safety
10g - 0.80 International Harvester
International Tél: & Tel.
1.00 Liggett & Myers "B"
120 Gold Dust
2.00 Pacific Gas & Electrio
Packard Motors
9.50 Pennsylvania Railway:
Radio Corpn.
Sears Roebuck
1,00 Standard
Standar
19 1.00 Standard Oil Co. of
Booony Vacuum Corpn.
9 1.90 Texas Corporation
Trane-America
1.00 Union Carbide & Carbon 6.00 Union Pacife Salt,
United Air and Transport... 0.40 United Corporation in Baited States Steel Westinghouse E. &
334
134
94
321
57
194
37
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