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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock Sharebrokers'
Exchange
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Tales Nanoidal
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THURSDAY. SEPT. 13.
Banki
H. K. Banza
Association
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Do..
Hallert
Bales
Canton surnace $986 $290
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934.
NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS
AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION AND S. E. LEVY & CO.
The following mid-day prices were received on Saturday from New York by, The American Oriental Finance Corporation and Messrs. S. Levy & Co.
$1,7201.
£138
***
£182
***
£18
2301
£13
Bank of East Asia...
231 £131
389
N, Ú. & S. Barki ...
€10
Am. O. Fia. Corpi 8.
$0.80
Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord. B.
36
.. Do.
Pref. D.
Insurances
$290
$1.15
Underwriters
****** $1.15
3240
Union Insursnous... $530
Sterling. N.Y.-London Cotton: December ......
$510
China Fires
1630
Cotton: March
COMMODITIES
Sept. 12
Sebt. 13 Close Open 10.30 11.00 11.30
5.903 500 5.00 5.00 5.00 *
13.00 13.05 13.03 13.02 13.01 13.16
13.11 13.1 13.07
11.50
5.001
13.02
13.09
H.K. Fires.....
3845
Silk: December
1.11
1.10 1.10 1.10%
1.108
International Asso8, S.
36
Rubber: December
15:23
15.74
15.67. 15.67
Shipping
5401
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Rubber: March
18.54
16.14 16.00 18.07
3411
$7
Steamboati
Wheat: December
1.604
1.06 1.08
1.06
15.71
16.10 1.061
$30
Indos (prel)
$30
Wheat: May
107
107 1.08
1,061
1.06
$31
Do. (40)
$36
Carn: December'
791
79 791
783
79
47/8
Slielis
47/6
Corn: May
811
801801 80
802
137
$13
Winnipeg Wheat: May.....
851
88}
833
831
"
63 ots.
STOCKS
48 cts.
3414
American Smelting Auburn,
340 343 23
35
35
347
35
23
23
23
*22
261
251
251
26
11 ATA
14 ott
Du Pont
38
86
861
852
E, Bond and Share
101
10
10
10.
10
General Motors
281
283
201
Int. Tel, and Tel.
87
BI
87 81
281 28 ទ
Loew's Inc.
264
25
28
261 26A
23/8 118
McIntyre Porcu.
442
www
444
Montgomery W.
237
"24)
24
* 442
24
Nat, Distillers
19
191 194 194
449 211 191
$12)
NY Central
201
211
21+
201 211
Standard Of Co. of NJ.... 42# 429
427
421
42]
427
Un. Aircraft
14
14. 14
14
14
$109.
U.S. Steel
321
321
32}
321
327
35 ota
314)
$1
Y.M.C.A.
32
$116 $41
13jobs.
137
45 ota
18 Gta.
TT+
96 eta.)
Waterboats
Mining
Amtaracks.*.....................
Bulatuos
Baguio Gold
benguet Consolidated
Do. Exploration
Du. Goldfield ...
12 ots. Big Wedge .....................
Gold Bivor...
Gold Creek...
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Kailans - AERO
[
93 oks.
23jcts,
32
921
Ipo Mining....
#5
Itogons ......
23/14
$170
Langkats (single) d.
Explorations.
360
Shanghai Loans
S
$13
Kaube
33
Docks, Wharva,
Godowns, sta..
3111
! ! ! ! ! ! !
$494
$0.55
$50
$88
$10.90)
::
$5
SI
Venezuelis Gold Fide.| $44
Do. 150 cta.
$148
H.K. & K. Wharves.
Providents (old)... $1.40
(now) ...
H.K. & W. Docks...
5. Chins Motors' A'
Do.
"B
$118 Shanghai Docka S.
New Engineerings,
Do. (now) 8.
he
8312
Hongkowa (old) B.
$310
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings
H.K Land8|| $48)
327
Shanghai Lands...8.
$14
Metropolitan Lands..'
י
HK. Hotels35.35 $5.45
$137
$140
H.K. Kesities...
China Do............
Do. Debentures S.
Humphrey yiarey
New Asia Hotel.... Ar Realtion "A"N.
Do. "B".
$10
$20
19 ats.
$4.70
$40
Chinese Estates................!
Cotton Mul
Ewos......... $10.00
175
Shat Cottons(old)S.
944
-Do. (new)S.
811
Zoong Sings...
$721
811
*55
Wing On Textiles(S.)
$52
Public Utilities
$20
$201
Tramways
$15
Pusk Trains (old) .....)
$7
Do. (naw)...)
$881
Star Ferries dia
$211
Yaumati Ferric
China Lights (old)... #2)
$8.20
572
$23.90
325
12
::
Do
(new)... 18.20
H.K. Electrics .......
Mucao da
Sandakan Lights ... Talephones (old)... $23.80
Do. (new)
$13.20-China Buses........
Tractions Do.
Dəyə
(pre)......
• Industria
Malabon Sugars
49 17/3
404
39.60
::::
$2.70
Canton Ice
Cements Ropar
Miscellaneous
$20.40
$14
$8
$100
321.
*H
#721
$11
610
$21
Caldbeck, ori.) 8.
420
Macgregora(pref.)S,
321
$2.35
$2.40
$3$
$34
2241
Dairy Farms.....................
$24.001
J
Der A Wings..........
$4
Amusement......
$31.
$74
Ch. E'tainment........
17:30
$1.50
78 atv,
_(new)}75 cts.
34.15
34.10
21
JLO
$3.60
$10 $5,80 [83 ota.
8130
M
Constructions, (old)1 65
Do.
Lane Crawforda......
Mackintosha
+421
Nanyang Tobacco... $4.70
Biucerea ...... Watsons
70 ot. Wm Powells.........................
M. Greyhounds....... 8. U. Enterprison United Thestras...8. 987.06.0.5%1976. Bds.
prem. 7.
perm. 3.1%
$110
H.B. Govt. 4% Loans
Do.
31%
Wallace Harper H.K. Wing On S'hat
To,
**
19
11.30
312
Lic
$73
WAR SERVICE CROSS.
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright:)]
Berlin, Sept. 12.
No less than six million Germans or about one in ten of the total population will wear the new *Great War Service" cross, accord. mg to the estimate of the Home and Finance Ministries on Wednes- day. This announcement is made Because of the sharp increase of staffs in both departments in 'order to handle the flood of applications for war medais,
#108 $101
PRINCE GEORGE HOME AGAIN
Princess Marina Arriving On Sunday
London, Sept. 12.1 Prince George, who arrived in London by air this morning from Paris, left by rail this evening for Balmoral, where the King and Queen are in realdence..
Consolidated Gas of N.Y. 251
EUROPEAN
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Large Gathering At Meeting
LANCASHIRE'S
DEBT CLAIM
Arrangements With
Germany"
[Special to the "long Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.)]
Berlin, sept. 12. German importers of cotton and yarns are eagerly awaiting the decision of the English exporters respecting the German offer re- cently handed over to the English. delegation that' visited Berlin. whereby the Germans would pay o'r outstanding debts. In twelve
nonthly instalments.
An Interesting feature of these negotiations is that they reveal that the German indebtedness for Imported cotton goods does not aggregate £500,000 as generally asserted but only .2 mililor Reichs- marks or £267,000, that is a little more than half.
The British authorities explain that the lower amount refers to and yarns only imported cotton
bus omits the claims for deliveries of cotton fabric. According to the statements made by the delegates. the German importers offer to pay off all arrears in twelve monthly instalments, the unpaid portion to bear an interest of 4
per cent. As the English delegates freely admit that, the payment of arrears | will only be meted out of receipts hy German. debtors for payment in new exports, the German dele- gates "insisted immediately on the plan adopted by Lancashire expor- ters and recommence yarn dell- veries The whole plan is entirely independent to the omcial agree ment recently arranged between Germany and Ireland and intends to continue operating irrespective of whether the existing official plan fails. As in the case of the latter the English "spinners will Presiding over one of the largest "Mr. Watt is a very old resident open a special account at the gathering of members seen in the of this country. Originally he was Reichsbank into which West Lounge of European YMCA the No. 1 Boy of Sir Henry Berke Arms will pay Reichsmarks in 8lr William Shenton, Chairman of ley, a former Attorney General.
settlement of the imports, the the Board of Directors last night He later left that position to be-
sums thus accumulating to be stated that a general change was come the No. 1 Boy of the Ward transferred within six months of being made in the commissariat of Room Mess on board HMS. the establishment and that drastic Tamar. As a result of his excel-Trancean Kuo Min.
receipt. changes would also be made in lent service there the omcers ob-, the general service,
tained a job for him in the Dock- Sir William Shenton' was zupyard and he held this position ported by Commodore Frank until "1923 when he took over the Elliott, O.B.E, RN.. Mr. F. C. Bellamy, Mr. W. Greig, Mr. P. 8. Cassidy, Mr. J. K. Bousfield, Mr. R. C. Herley, Mr.. A.. W. Ingram, Secretary of the Y.M,CA. and Mr. E. F. Selk, Assistant Secretary of the Association,
In opening the general meeting.
that
German
· TELEGRAM TO HITLER
(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright.}]
compradoreship of the European YMCA Mr. Ingram has assured the Board that Mr. Watt has rendered excellent service to the
Berlin. Sept. 12. Association and has done his tob. The telegram despatched well!
Altler by the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Nagai, at the close of the National-Socialist congress
Suggestions Considered
We have recently received a
to
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of New York Stocks and Commodities
Our offices arO
open from 1 p.m. until midnight,
every night except Sundays and New York holidays.
The opening quotations of a selected list of New York Stocks and of Commodities will be received in our offices ut approximately 10-minute intervals.
Thus, our clients have, on the same evening, quotations for the morning session of the New York Stock Exchange.
Advices of executions on orders placed during the night sessions are received within the half-hour.
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UNDERWRITERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
SECURITIES AND COMMODITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
DAILY NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY SERVICE
Members
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. " CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CORRESPONDENTS «FOR WHITE, WRLD 4 00, NEW YORK
7, ICE HOUSÈ STREET, HONG KONG
Tel. 30101 and 90109
NEW
Tel. Address: Seloo
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
THROUGH REUTER'S AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION
AND S. E. LEVY & CO. QUOTATIONS
New York: September 19.
Last Today's High Low Close Close New York/London Cross-rate 5.01 5.00 5,013 5.00 New York Cotton-Dacember 13.16 12.04 13.18 13.06 New York Rubber-December 16.03 15.89 18.08 10.93
108 Chicago Wheat December 1071
--December 201 79 Chicago Corn Silver-Official
Dow Jones Averages, High—1933/34 Low: Sept. 11. Sept. 12 Change
Dry, ednesday, reading "In the name
representatives' of
the Pm. Sa. States which had the honour to
of
the
called to elect Committees for the memorandum, making certain sur. Nuremberg was published here on coming winter season and to dis-gestions which we have carefully cuss other matters pertaining to considered and have found to be the Association, Sir William Shenor very great use to us. ́ton said that it was time
"We have decided to give up the Committees and Sub-Committees were elected to provide the wide Present compradore system and we propose to take up the catering ourselves under European super- vision and secondly, we are in favour of making drastic changes in the general service,
varied sports activities to
and members.
Sir William said he understood that it was the privilege of the President to sponsor the first con-
"In China when a system is cert of the year and although he
inaugurated it eventually falls was no Beecham or great musical
into á delightful rut and B0 conductor he would, with the co-carries on itself, but in the break- operation of members of the Coming up of an old system there is mitiées, take great pleasure in bound to be a period of transition doing his bit.
[
of the
when conditions existing in the
Sir William stressed the in-building will not be too ideal." portance of the election
"I must appeal to members to House Committee which usually help the secretaries. Mr. A. W. expressed the Hfe and soul of the Ingram and Mr. E. F. Selk to the building and to which Committee best of their ability and to put up members who have any grievances with the inconvenience caused by should refer.
the change until the new system falls into its own frut" (loud applause).
Airing Complaints It was very important, continued Bir William, that any member who sleeve had something up bis should first communicate his par- `ticular grouse or grievance to the Secretaries, who, if they could not deal with the subject themselves, would in túrn direct it to the Board of Directors.
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Sir William Shenton then called for nominations to the various following
committees and- the were elected:-
be your guests at Nuremberg, I beg that you accept our deepest thanks for the extremely friendly reception."
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SHIPPING MOVEMENT
The RMS. Empress of Canada (C.P.8. Ltd.) arrived at Vancouver on the 12th September (Wednes- day) at p.m., leaves Vancouver on
the 22nd September (Saturday) `at am, is due at Hong Kong "on the 12th October (Friday) at a.m, and leaves Hong Kong for Manta on the same day at p.m.
Anaconda Copper Mining Auhorn
Bendix Aviation
1.80 Borden Company
J. I Casemakin Canadian Pacifio
0.50 Caterpillar Co. 1.40 Chase National Bank 1.00 Chrysler Motori
100
48
199
.41 of
Change
off Steady
.15 off
.15 off
1071 106 797 ·701 491 491
11 off
i of unchanged
30 Industriala
20 Railr
110.74 56.94
·
50.16 59.20 26.46 34.92
20 Utilities
37.73
at
40 Bonda
+95,48
11 Commodity Index
65.45
19.33 19.58 73.21 91.71 41.98 83.24
-1933/34 FLIGH
8B.62 ..37 up 34.57 18.50. 91.30
.36 up
.08 aff
€2.76 .45 0.
LAST SALE
LOR
Sept. 11. Sept. 12.
2,00 Air Reduction
119
471
SDT
$99
6.00 Allied Chemical & Dye 4.00 American Can
708
123
126
1071
491
951 961
American Radiator.............................. American Smelting..
19
12
12
551
101
33*
35%
9.00 American Tel. & Tel ..... 5.00 American Tobacco "B" (1.00 American Waterworks
1342
113
113
747
751
151
151
111
114
5
84
22
23
24.
231
118 12+
37
241
244
18
103
40
40
301
20%
131
13
71
33
241
247
22 bid 21ąbid
10%
311 314
3.40 Consolidated Gas of N.Y.
84%
24
257
31
2
21
-
Curtis Wright
1
2.00 Du Pont de Nemours
1031
851
86
33)
3.00 Eastman Kodak ...........
Electric Auto-Lite Co.co 6% à. Electric Bond & Share
Electric Power and Light... 0,40 General Electric 1,00 'General Foods 1.00 General Motore 1.00 Gillette Baloty 1.20 Gold Dost 0.80
1001
05
961
46
221
221
31;
10
101
101.
48
81
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18
18
20
10
292
292
201 31
231 28+
42
10
271
231
214
72
111
114
278
~!..
174
12
International Harvester ... 0.10 International Nickel
134
24%
25
49
睡
241
244
-211
01
BZ
份量
97
304
201
201
BO
191
23
231
35
8
324.
313
-
2.0 National Biscuit 100 National City Bank 1.20 National Dairy Products
National Distillers N. Y. Central........... 0.60 Otía Elevator apatija 1.60 Pacific Gas & Electrio.....
Packard Motor
80
314
20: bid. 10ŝbla.
18%
101
161
-284-
10
184
184
412
20%
201
201
581
14
14
317
*15
142
16
3
217
421
131
5+
12
3
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12
0.4) Bocony-Vacuum Corpn. «in
Southern Pacifip
13
137
19
171 171
int 191
m
Standard Gas
7
1.00 Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey
421
21)
21+
211
0.12 Trans-America
51
1.00 Union Carbide & Carbon: 800 Union Pación
i
133
United Air and Transport...
13
H. Fowler (Squadh), R. Goldman (swimming), Ross (Tennis) and R. A Bates and G. T. Palmer" (Hockey).
Sir William then said the rest of the evening was for open dis- cussion and he would be very pleased to hear of any proposals or suggestions which might be forthcoming.
Election, of Committees Social Committée:-Messrs. J. J.
Mr. A. R. Brown, Secretary of Ferguson, J. CM. Grenham, R, A. Bates, R. Dormer, D. G. Wilson the Services' Committee made an appeal for help towards enter- and A. R. Brown...".
Billiards Committee:-Messrs Rtaining members of the Services' proposals or grouses with every Goldman, J. Hickman, J. Young tournament and possibly a Chess section by arranging billiards
The latter Sir William assured the meeting, would consider the
"consideration,
Bir William stressed the neces- sity of making any proposal or grievance in minute form, essen. tially in writing which then could be put before the Board in the correct manner,
If the proposal or proposals express the views of the majority of YM.C.A. members the Board of Directors would no doubt see to it that the proposals were dealt with in the proper manner.
"As you know ever since the YM.C.A. was instituted in 1925 it. has been under what is known as
catered for internal food supplies.
and W. E. Ponsford.
Literary and Debating Com- mittee:-Dr. E. L. Allen, Dr. H D Matthews and Messrs P. Cassidy, T. J. Price, D. C. Crozier, 8. A
Gray and J. M. Kelleher.
House Committee-Messrs. W. Henderson, N. Stockton, P. Deacon, J. C. Gill, W. Baxter and A.J
Taylor,
tournament,
a
The following proposals were made and noted for discussion: That the billiards room should be opened for the use of mem- bers on Sundays; that in addition to the usual Ladies' Nights held during the winter months, dinner-dance be held every two months; that swimming galas Amateur Dramatic Committee: followed by dancing should be The Prince will return to Lon-
-Messrs. W. Robertson, J. C. M. held during the winter months; don on Saturday to meet his
Grenham, 8. A. Sweet and 8. M. that mixed badminton be allowed fiancee, Princess Marina, who is
Weat.
at least twice a week after dinner The new decoration instituted by arriving with her parents Prince
Golf Committee:-Messrs W.
in the West Lounge; that the the late President. Hindenburg and Princess Nicholas of Greece, the compradore system which Stoker, W. Dennis and A. W. hour for concerts and dances be exists in three categories, according, on Sunday.
Ahern
extended until after midnight; to whether the applicant 1, -had
that the squash courts be covered fought in trenches; 2 was mother,
and properly looked after, koj of those or fiancé widow who died in the front line, or 3, those who served in the army without seeing actual fighting Transocean Kus Min.
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The Royal party, "consisting of Before making mention of what. Library Committee: Messrs. A Prince George, the Princess and the Directors intend doing in con- White, D. McLellan, E. R. Frico, T. her parents, will leave London onnection with a certain memoran- J. Price, L. A R. Duncan, D. Sunday night for Balmoral, where dum which they have received, 1 Luard and J. C. Crosler, Dodg they are expected to stay for some would like to say a few words days.
about Mr. Watt, our present com British Wirele
pradore.
Mr. P. S. Casady proposed a vote of thanks to Sir William Sports Committee-EF. Selk Shenton for presiding at the (Chairman), Mesera. B. A. Gray meeting which was, heartily en- (Badminton), L. Guy. (Hiking), Gdorsed by the gathering.
International Tel. & Tel. 4.00 Liggett & Myers "B" 1.00 Loew's Inc.
2.00 Me Intyre Porcupine
Montgomery Ward
0.00 Pennsylvania Railway
Radio Corpn.g Bears Roebuck
1.00 Standard Brands
1.00 Texas Corporation
United Corporation United States Steel !. Westinghouse E, á K..
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