1934-08-07 — Page 12

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12.

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Sharebrokers' Association

SATURDAY.

Ballari

Buyers

Kalsa Nom!wat

AUGUST 4.

Sayin

31,818 81,835

£135

Banks

H.K. Banks

Ee (London) £161 Chartered Banks...

231

33

$84

Mercantile Bks. “A”

Do..

Bauk of East Axin

N. U. & S. Barks

Am. O. Fin.Corp!

Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord, B.

$1,830

£784

#15

| $0.80

.

...

180 ota.

47 ctu. 48 otmj47/474 cts.

15

Dio.

Prol. 8

..InsuranceE

Canton Inanfäh3000....

$288

$1.30 $558

Underwriters ****** $1.30

$995

***

558/60

Union Insurances ...

ما....... Chira Fires

1510

3280

HK, Fires .........

International Asson, d.

$550 $340

+++

Shipping

.

340.63 Douglases .......

3414

1131

::::::

#7

Steamboat ****

37

$30

Indos (pret.)

$30

$31

Do. (det.)

48/3

Shells

*30%-

Waterboat

$13

Mining

60 ot.

Amtamoks ..................... 60 ota.

...............

$112

31.85

$13

$361 |

Balatcos

*

47 et Hu

Baguio Gold

Benguet Consolidated 341.

Do. Exploration

20 cts.

Do. Goldfield ...

24 cla. 25 cta. 24 ota

::::::::

12 at Big Wedge

لار

Gold Berar

Gold Creek.

Ipo Mining.

fb

Itogons

-20/3

521

Langkasa (single) a

Explorations..... On

10

Shanghai Loans 8.

$13.49) Kauba zimninum. $13†

$7

**

50 eta

16

Venezucia Gold Fids.i

Docks, WharTOS,

Godowns, ate.

H.K. & K. Wharres. 119

Providents (old), ***181.70

Do.

(en)

il.K. & W. Docks

S. CLins Motor■' A' "B"

Do.

$195 Shanghai Dockr S. New Engineering&B. $319 Hongkaws (old) 8. (new) 8. $310

..........

HK, Hotels ......... 15.70 | 35.20

100

Lands, Hotels, and

Buldings....

15.70

H.K Landasia:B. $57}<

+

3251

Shanghai Lands...8.

$14

Metropolitan Lands..

Soj

H.K. Realties.........

China Do ...

$137

Do. Debentures3.

110.40 Humphrayı mü

New Asia Hotel .... Asin Realties "A"S.

Du.

Chiniae Eifatos.............

$11.30 Ewoe .........................8.

S'hai Cotton fuld)S.]

$73

335

18

$94.80 er div.

447

ex div

$11.80

1340

5/

Tractions

Do. (new)...

H.K. Electrics ...... Macao do.

Sandakan Lights .....| Telephones (old) ...]

Do.

China Buses .......

Do. (pret.)......

Industriale

14 ats

97/. $131

38

26.80

45 at.

13

13

$125

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1934.

NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE. CORPORATION AND 5, E, LEVY & Co.

New York, Aug. 4. The Federal Communication The American Oriental Finance Commission has plans detalled for Corporation's report through their | the regulation of rates for the New York agents, Mesará. A operations of the Telephone and Pierce & Co., states:——||

Telegraph Companies, Stocks:-The weakness of Rail- road issues was discouraging and this action indicates that it is best to withhold buying pending fur- ther developments.

- Wheni:—Prices were higher on reports from foreign markets and the continuation of unfavourable CTOP

reports. Profit-taking was

New York, Aug. 4. Mestra S. E. Levy & Company report, through their New York agents, Messrs. White, Weld & Co. states:-

Stocks: The market was dull and featureless, with a somewhat downward trend. Traders are still awaiting some definite, pronounce-

HAPPY YEARS AT PLYMOUTH

U.S. Consul's Reluctant Farewell

Dr. A B. Coke, who has been American Consul at Plymouth for

a regretful farewell to the city eight years, and Mrs. Cooke bade

and its people recently and pro- ceeded to London pending their return in about a week's time to America, where they will settle in their retirement in their native. Virginia.

It was on July 1, 1928, that Dr. Cooke, took up the Plymouth ap- pointment, which embraces the

the whole of Devon and Cornwall

within its Consular activities, and thus he complete eight years" stay

heavy but this was well absorbed. i ment dr President Roosevelt as to in the city to the day,

Corn:-in the Corn market, for- eign dealers are taking notice of the World statistical position?

Cotton: There was some Trade ( buying and covering on the wea

ther forecast predicting no change in the hot weather and liquidationment by the Government would

stimulate an upward trend. Bust has ceased.

css done:-300,000 shares.

3. C. Periny earnings for the first half of the year amounted to $2.59 per share as compated with $1.37 per share for the same period

I last year.

United States' Rubber made a profit of $26,588 for the first half of the year, compared with a loss for the same period of last year of $3,419,000.

United Drug ́have ́ earned 43 cents per share for the first half of the year.

It can well be said of Dr. Cooke the next move of the Administra-

and his wife that they have lived tion in the recovery programme in and have been citizens of Fly- Wa continue to believe in the buy mouth in the fullest sense of the ing side at this Juncture, as we teel words, and "in so doing have that any constructive announce-worthily attained to those stand- ards of the Consular service which call for representatives of a coun- try to be ambassadors of goodwill..

Ambassador of Goodwil ̈· These standards formed background to a very interesting conversation which Dr. Cooke had, with the writer when both the Consul and his wife took the op- portunity of saying farewell to the city and the people, of whom they will take back to their native land. such happy memories.

Bonds:-High-grade issues were steady, but there was very little interest in evidence. The market for second-grades was unchanged.

Cotton:Prices were firm on covering and on evening up over the week-end. The market is still awaiting the issue of the forth coming Government crop report.

Wheat:-Prices were strong, on renewed speculative buying. The continuance of poor weather con-- The Federal

Communicationditions was the indirect cause or f Commission has plans detalled for the rise and we would hesitate to the first half of the year.

recommend buying at these levels.

NEW YORK MID-DAY PRICES

The following mid-day prices were recatred yesterday from New York by Messrs. American Oriental Finance Corporation and 8. E. Levy & Co.

COMMODITIES

Aug. 4

Aug. 6

Close Open 10.30 11.00 11.30 Mid-day 6.04 5.04 5.04 6.04 5.041 5.04. 13.00 33.07 13.00 13.01 13.08

- 47,208 47.208,47,30.

47:75a 47.75a 47.60 1.10 1.11 1.11a 15.13 15.10.15.16 15.53 16.63 15.56 104 106 107 108+

.. 13.07

13.18

47.35

47.80

1:10 B

36.40

$10.40

146

Sterling

$140 120

Cotton: October

"BB

Cotton: December

13.18 13.17 13.13 13.14 13.21

Silver: September ....

47.30

Cotton Minis

Silver December ...

47.51

$11

Bilk: December

1.11+

$73+

$791

Da

(new)8.

Rubber: September

.15.10

$11

Zooog Sing

#113

Rubber: December

19.50

183

Wing On Textiles(S.)

$66

Chicago, Wheat: Sept.

1041

1041

Public Utition

Chicago Wheat: Dec.

1084 -107

$21.35

Tramways seen. 891,35

$15

Peak Trams (old)...]

***

$141

Corn: Beptember

37

Do. (new)...

Corn: December

J

$1041

Star Ferries

Winn. Wheat: Oct.

75... 901.

721 721 754

72 751

761

15.63

1052- 108 731 737 761

Yaamali Ferriet.

$8.65 $8.45

China Lights (old)...

#211 $8.90

STOCKS

58.40

$712

$73

Am. Smelting

Anaconda Copper

322 111

321318

331

33

13

107

101

11

107

$14.45 ex div.

Auburn

13

181

18+

181

18

ex dir. 111.80

Baltimore and Ohio

147 133 141

141

...

.J, L. Case

371

38

38. 36

36

Consolidated Gas

273

274

27

2

274

Dupont.......

851

851.

831

833

631

834

1181 Mnogregorn (pret.) 8.

*71

75 ote:

$4.30

NI

$10

15.70

70 cts.

$2

.***

33 "

85 Ch.G.518250.SBd. Sej"/

prem

HR. Gort Loss

perm

Do,

Walize Harper

MiscellaneoSS **

$2.90 Dairy Farms

Der A Wlag.cesatire Amusements.

Ch. Etainment.......

Constructions, (old)11 35

Do ||((LOW)|75 als.

Lane Crawforda

Mackintosha

Nanyang Tobacco... $420

Sinceredestin

Watsons

Wm, Powalls.........

M. Greyhounds

. 0. Enterprin.. 81.10

United Theatras... 8.

$2.70

326,10]

$7.90

:::::::::::.........

$4.20

::::::::::

Elec. Bond and Share

111

111

101 108

104

107

General Motors

201

20% 251

255

201

201

Inter, Tel. and Tel.

9.

82

81 81 81

84

McIntyre Porcupine

452

464 161 :40

ATL

Montgomery Ward

214 311

201 201

201

20

Nat! Distillers

18

178 174 178

181

18

N. Y. Central

19

181

·Socony. Vacuum

131

131

181

187

13 ∙133·

197 19

$3

Standard Oll of N.. J. ....

43.

43 424 42

42 421

United Aircraft

U. S. Steel Westinghouse

15 144 14 144 334 334 314 32H 201 291

28

141

147

[32]

$21 29

$11

Malabon Sugara

$31

Caldbeck, (ord.) 8.

#9.70

Canton, Icsa

$2.70

Cements

4.60

Ruper

Jar

the

"A Consul does not come solely as an agent for the American peo- Dle to help them in their, Interests and troubles when travelling in foreign countries," said Dr. Cooke, "He is first and foremost an am- bassador of goodwill and friend- liness to the British people, and as such he must associate himself with the people to whom he is accredited and with whom he has to work and live; he 'should not be regarded by them as an alien In their midst. ....

Many Berrets "Mrs. Coke and myself in saying. farewell to the people of Plymouth want to express our great op- preciation of the kindness which has been shown us during our eight years in the city. We are. thankful for the opportunities. which have been given us of enter- ing into the civic and social life.

We leave Plymouth with many regrets, but we shall carry with us to America many happy memories of our stay."

Dr. Cooke said he felt any fare- well message to Plymouth should come from his wife as well as him- self. "We came here together and worked here together” he said.

"My elder son, who has been engaged in literary research work in the British Museum, is return- ing to America with us, and will take up literary and educational work, but my younger son is stay- "Ing with the European office of an American business firm in London. "We shall be staying In London for about a week and then'we shall go straight to Virginia, where we have relatives living at Norfolk and Richmond.

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AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION

AND S. E. LEVY & CO.

New York: August 4.

QUOTATIONS -

New York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton-December New York Silver -September

December New York Rubber-December.

Last Today's

High Low Close Close Change 5.04 504 3.041 5.01 unchanged. Dall. 13.19 13.00 1307 13.18 0.11 up

47.30 alosed

Dow Jones Averages, High-1833/34 Low: Aug. 3. Aug. 1. Change

"9.00 American Tel. & Tel 5.00 American Tobacco B 1.00 American Waterworks ..............

Anaconda Copper Mining Aubarn

Bendix Aviation

180 Borden Company

J. I Caes.

Canadian Pacific

0.50 Caterpillar Co

1,41 : Chase National Bank 1.00 Chrysler Motors

B018 01488.43 0.71 off

431

93.8 0.10 off

LAST BALZ Aug. 3.

47.51 closed

18,50 closed

→ → price)

Chicago. Wheat December 1071 1059 1047 1061 Chicago Corn -December 78 740 740 75* New-York Silver(Business done

47+ San Francisco μ

*7

ap 1i ap uncbanged. DallTM unchanged. Dull-

30. Industrial

110.74

20 Rails

56.84

96.43 36.33

34.99 1.11 off

-20 "Utilition

37.72

19.33 $0.46

· 20.07 0.38 off:

40. Bonds

93:48

73.21.03.98

11 Commodity Index

Drv. $ P. Sx.

80.81

41.98 60.98

1933/34

HIOR

Ang. 4.

3.00 Air Heduction

119

47*

97 bid 961

8.00 Allied Chemical & Dye 4.00 American Can

160

TO

137

1071

+

951

931

American Radiator....... American Smelting.

19

48

114

111

554

93

321

102

1348

1091

1081

76+

751

94f

18

151

3

227

111

111

20

19

841

24

124

117

251

241

27

18

394

371

1031

127

124

90%

28+

26

23

24)bid" 24|bid

401

321

31.

80

78

773

.774

31

3

3

B

1037

981

1001

174

17.

318

•-113

111

48

154

18+ 18:

301

304

201

291

271

#281

48

211

1. Gillette Safety wa..... 1.20 Gold Dust

st

181

18

0.00 International Harvester

£78

281

244

0.10 International Nicks!

-482

241

231

International Tel. & Tel..

99

9

218 ·

972

941

99

251

•241

set

45%

461

223

214

331

331

60%

-1.00 National City Bank

23 bid 231bid

18

- 1:50 -Nations] Dairy Products

16

National Distillers

$204 193

N. Y. Central "5

412

211

211 2

0.00 Otis Elerstor

1.0 Pacific Gas & Electrio

Packard Motors

201

104

146

*137bid

16

157

314

"31

13,50 Pennsylvania Esilway

23:

43

221

Radio Corpn.

Bears Roebuckú,

51

327

0.49 Bocóny-Vacuum Corpn. Southern Pacific...

.197

14.

132

182

16

191

183.

3.40 Consolidated Gas of N.Y.

Curtiss Wright -2.00 Du Pont de Nemours ....................

3.00 Eastman Kodak

Electric Auto-Lite Co. 8% a. Electric, Bond & Share ............. Electric Power and Light... 0.40 General Electric 1.00 General · Foods

1.00 General Motors:

مشهد

$108 HE Wing On ......

35.70

WARRANT MECHANICIANS the engine-room branch being re-

New Conditions Of Promotion

-

COMMODITY PRICES

New York Cotton

New York, Aug. 4. August 1

2 August 2 Closing. Opening Closing-

Chicago Corn

PRINCE OF WALES

In Traffic Queue

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, July 20. Tho Prince of Wales, after flying to Bath, was unexpectedly in- volved in a dense traffic hold-up: in town, while on his way by car Sept. 712 712 717 728 T2k to the Duchy of Cornwall estates Dec. 741 741 75 75 751 yesterday, May

701 701 781 67 78279": Total sales:TU

unavailable

-Winnlier Wheat

Dec.

May

94

887 80 894 901 901 911911915 (944 | 05 || 951 | 95

New York Sugar.

13.16

Bept.

market closed

pec. | Mar. 1.97

1.79

1.84

market closed

Oct 13.97 12.99 12.99 13.95 13.06 Dec. 13.07 13.10 13.11:13.17 13.18 Jan. 13.15 13.14 13:14 13.21 12.21 | Oct. Mar. 13.25 18.25 13.25 13.35 13.35 May 13,31 13.31 13.38 13.37 13.37' served for mechanician candidates, July 13.38 13.34 13.36 13.42 13.42 Buch candidates will be regarded Spot 13.10 as eligible for promotion to

New York Silver rant mechanician provided they have achieved a sufficiently high

Sept. 4730 standard in the professional ex- amination and are otherwise quail Oct. 47.25 Dec. 47,51 Jan 47.60 The proportion of vacancies thus Mar 47.80 reserved will not normally exceed May 48.30 10 per cent of the total and no proinotions of candidates under

New York: Rubber the foregoing arrangements will he made. If the number of me Sept. 15.10 chanician candidates who are rro- Oct. 15.22 moted to warrant mechanician Dec. 15.50 under the existing regulations ex- Jan. 15.61 ceeds 10 per cent of the total Mar. 1585 number of engine-room istmes May 16.08 promoted to warrant rank,

With regard to the conditions of promotion to warrant mechaniclan

Fleet Order of considerable-in-Aed. terest and importance to the class. concerned has just been promul gated: The Board have had under consideration, the order states, the regulations for promotion to war Tant mechaniclan to which rank no promotions have been made since 1920. These regulations. which constitute the normal chan mel of promtion to warrant rank open to the stoker branch have thus-been inoperative in practice.

This is considered unsatisfac- tory and it has accordingly been decided, in the interests of the service, to provide for a proportion of the vacancies at each future examination for warrant Tank In

Sept. 1.09

Feb.

market closed

Chicago Wheat

It has also been decided that mechanicians shall be eligible to take the professional examination Sept 102 at any time after two years have Dec. 104 elapsed since completion of the May 107

Friday's sales mechanicians' course.

closed

8..E. Levy and Co's.

Report,

Cotton:. Western Belt tures highest” on Satu creased slig 103 103 1041 1044 partly cloudy, remain

showers 105 108 1081 1082 ed Thunder. 108 10021081 1087 generally partly cloudly,

unavailable available,

The police,, anticipating that the royal car would como round in am- other direction, hurriedly en- deavoured to make, a way through the crowd of people and long Une of vehicular traffic which was held up. Other poople who had been waiting on the route originalis Br- ranged hurried to the top of MU-- som Street, and cars which had been held up also moved along in this direction.

Suddenly a police officer; breath-" lesa with running, burst into the midat of the crowd and polated in another direction.

→→Tour of His Faring———— There, moving along at the side |of a row of stationary motor cars, Was the Prince's car, and in order to reach Milsom Street it had to travel at the slowest possible pace, owing to the crowd which pressed right up on either s

* Several times the car was brought almost to a standstill by the cheer- ing people, but once it had emerged

400 Liggets & Myer "B" 1,00 Loew Trac

2.00 Me Intyre Porcupine

Montgomery Ward ..... 2.00 National Biscuit

· 1.00 . Standard Branda

Standard Gar

1.00 Btandard - On Co. of Ne „JerBoy diningris 1.00 Texas Corporation 0.12) Tri Americs ........ 1.00 Union Carbide & Carbon 6.00 Union Pacife

22

BOL.

43

31

103

221

53

81%

19

41'

133

102

967

United Air and Transport... United Corporation .... United States Steel. Westinghouse B & K

10

15

4:

341

334

LATE NIGHT CABLES

The following cables were ceived last night by Messrs, Ameri- can Oriental Finance Corporation

A.0.FC. New York Cables

Stocks: Easy

from the enthusiastle onlookers it volume Multiplied - unce de- moved quickly of in the direction

Mostly of Englishcombe, where he began

a tour of his farms,

He also paid his first visit for 11 years to Downside School, a Roman Catholic

not

eved by President's speech

amali

¿dryness

IMPORT PRICES

The reports and prices are pub- lished by Importers.

Cotton Place-Goods and Fancy Cotton Goods

The following reports have been received

There is no change to report in. the market; whale remains Gulet

The latest are those of the

Bome

to band

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