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Sharebrokers'
Association
Betlere
Buyers
Bales
DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS Hong Kong Stock
Bayern
Saifura
Exchangh
SATURDAY. SEPT: 29.
Banks
$1,725 H.K. Banks
£137
bo. (London)
215
Chartered Banks...
£5ui
£13
J83
120
Mercantile Nks. "A"
Do.
Bank of East Asia... 301
N. O. & S. Barks
Am. O. Fin. Corp: S.
Ch. Fin. Corp. Urd. 8.
Do. Prof. S.
Insurances
Underwriters
Bugun ulique u⠀⠀
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 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.
Rubber: March
Wheat; December
$1,720
£18 £31
$5.80
*
Canton Insu7MILJEM ..... |
32H5 31.18
$285
Sterling, NY.-London ...... Cotton: December Cotton: March "... Rubber: December
COMIJODITIES
Sept. 29
Sept. 29. Close Open 10.30 11.00 11.30 407 4061 496 496 496% 12.38 12.33 12.35 12.39 12.44 12.52 12.49 12.51 12.54 12,53 14.87 14.91 14.88 14.95 14.98
Mid-day
498
12.51
12:02
14.99
31.10.
15 25 15.39 15.28 15.35 15.34
15.37
236
Union Insurances 201
$635
510
Chins Fires
1033
103) 1031 1034
*103
zara
$520
H.K. Fires
$240
$946
Wheat: May
1033
103
1031
103 §
1033
International Asse. 9.
Corn: December
79%
78
781 78
704
Shipping
Corn: May
201
791 80 797
793
1404
Douglases ADENT
$7
Bresiboats
Winnipeg Wheat: May
87
871
87
87
.330
Indos (pref.)
$30
STOCKS
$31
Do. (def.)
$35
B0%
Shells...
47/6
Industrial Averages
92.49 $3,38
$131
Waterhout
$131
American Smelting
344
341
351
Mining
Auburn
253
*251 251
60 cts.
Amtatooks
139 st.
21
Consolidated Gas of NY. 294.
291
291
291
291
Balatcos
45 ots.
Du Pont
GOŁ
90+ 901 90
901
(142)
E. Bond and Share
113
11
11
11
103
LH ots.
General Motors
291 291
29+ **294 291
29%
11' cts.
In: Tet and Tel.
"10
10k
101
104
་ ་
122 abs.
23jets. 22,93 ct.
Locw's Inc.
20+
28 281 281
28+
McIntyre Porcu.
25+
45
45
Montgomery W.
Itogons
Not. Distillers
.26 261
193
22:5
317
Langksts (single) B.
$18
N.Y. Central
221 22
行
Exploration...ara da
Standard Oil Co. of NJ. 433
261 261 268 191 19 201 103 221 224 22 224 437 437 438 431
261
$66
Shanghai Loon
F
Un.. Aircraft
512.50 Raab
$121
:5
Venezuela Gold Fids,
U.S. Steel
348
Docks, Wharvas,
19 ots
10 ate.)
$37 47 at
20 ola.
Baguio Gold
Benguet Consolidated]
Do. Exploration
Do. Goldfield ...
Big Wedge
|22 stu, Gold Biver
$2
$6.30
Gold Creek...
Ipo Mining....
25. Kailans
11
$60
1%
prom.
***
$10:
50 cts
$14)
Godowns, sta
H.K. & K. Wharves. 107
Providents (old)' ... $1.45
Do. (new)
H.K. & W. Docks
S. China Motors' A'
Do.
1118 Shanghai Docks 5.
$4) $310
New Eagineerings8.
Hongkows
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings
+
"
3107
35 at-
$13
$2
$2
$10 $41.
H.K. Hotels...........] 15.40
$51
H.K Landa....... $50.
3601
Do. 4% Debentures 3%
Shanghai Landa N.
$5.45
$27 $14
Metropolitan Lands...
H.K. teslties...
...
315
Chian Do
Do. Debentures.
110.
Humphreys *****]
New Asia Hotel
$140
Asia Healties "A" B.
Do.
"B" 8.
Chinese Estates...
Cotton Mills
Ewos............
34.60
!!!
$20
390
310.20
$10.10
5754 3.4
S'hat Cottonsfold)S. Do. (now)B.
3721
"SIN
·200,
Zoong Singe .....S.
Wing On Tertiles/8.)
Bil $32
Public Utilities
$20
$20.20
Tramwayaaykincens
$20
#10.20
815
Peak Trams (old).....:
$7
Do. (now)...
314 $8
$18
Star Ferries, 3871
$21
Yaumati Ferries)
$21.10
38.GU
China Lighta (oli)... 1.65
$8.70 | 18.85
*8.*th
Do. (DOW)... $8.23
$71
H.K. Electrica
..-་་་
$71
$15
Macao.do.
靶
...$23
$21
Do.
(now)
#11
18/-
38.70
$20
321
$2.40
32.40
zaj
$3.15*
$24)
$1
Der A Wing......
Amusements ......
$31
Ch. Etainmeats......
$7 30
$1.90
Constructions, (old) 31.65
73
Do.
(DOW) 78 CL.,
34.10
Lane Crawfords..........
$4.10
321
Mackintosh.009
Nanyang Tobacco... $4.60
$10
1310
35.80
$51
70 028.
155 ats.
12
M. Greyhounda
31 30
Sandakan Liglits...
$23.80 Telephones (old)
$13.20) China Buses ...........5.
Tractions
Do. (pret)......
Industriss
Malabon Sugars
Caldbeck, Hord.) 8. Muogregora(pref.)8.
Canton lues....... Cements
Bopes ........
*
· Miscellaneous
Dairy Farms men
Sincereni
Watsons
Wm. Powells...
s G. Enterprises ... $1.30
United Thostras...8...
877. Ub.G.0419250./Bda.] 254/
.H,B, Hort. 4% Loss 71%
Do..
Wallace Harper......
$110 E.K, Wing Ou ́.................
S'hai Do,
prem.
perm
$72%
COMMODITY PRICES
New York Cotton.
甜菜
:::
444
4%
#108 $101
Lec.
1031
103 102 103 1023 May 103% 103 1021 103 103 | Friday's sales:----
unavailable
Chicago Corn
784 78 77 78 77 801 792798 .791 791
unavailable
Winniper Wheat 011 -811 811. 813 911
821 82
821 92 877 87
$7
✓
New York, Sept. 29.
Sept. 29. Sept. 28 Closing Opening “ge
Closing Sept. Oct. 12.28 12.20 12.20 12.42. 12.42 Dec. ree: 12.39 12.34 12.33 12.52 12,52-May Jau 12:42 12.36 12.35 12.58 12.56 Total sales:- Mar, 12.53 12.47 12.49 12.65 12,00 May 12.58 12.55:12.56 12.73 13.74 Jaly 12,64:12.58 12.58 12.79 1279
-12.70 Spot 12.55
Oct.
New York Hubber Oct 14,65 unquoted 14.82.1422 Dec. 14.88 14.91 1493 15.04 13.05 Oct. Jan 14.98 15.01 15.01. 15.17.15.17 Mar. Mar 15.28 15.29 15.30. 16:41 15.42. May May 15.50 15.44.15.49 15.64 15.04 July July 15.73 15.74 15.76 16.88 · 15.90 Total males.— 1137 lots
Dec. May.
821
87
"!
· New York Sugar
1.05
· 1.92
Market closed
1.98
2.00
New York Silk
Dec.
Chicago Wheat
Feb.
Sept. 1041 104 1041 1015 101|- || Apr.
1.14 1.17 1.16]
Market closed-
331 331 331 331 337 333
OBITUARY
Mrs. Rose. Marion Chatham
The death occurred on Septem.. ber 28, in London after a brief ulriess of Mrs. Rose Marion Chat- ham, wife of a former Director of Public Works in Hong Kong, Mr. W. Chatham.
Mrs. Chatham was well-known to the older generation in Hong- the mother of Kong. She was Mrs. E.D.C. Wolfe and Mr. Gordon Chatham,
Mr. Charles H.W.
Kew
The death occurred on Saturday at his res.dence; No. 10 Castle Terrace, of Charles H. W. Kew, an - resident of the Colony.
The late Mr. Kew who sixty- seven years of age comes from a well-known and respected family in Hong Kong. He was, in his youth, a prominent sportsman. and will be remembered by his
and.
Nancy, Henry and Grace; Cecil. Helen, Winnie, Edith, Norah "and Muriel, George, Fred, Clad and Irvin; Rose; Lily and Peter; Trene add Harry."
Flowers were also sent by Nick: Tsiya. Aggle and Ruby; Daisy and
and sisters.
U. S. BASEBALL
National League Pennant
are
New York Sept. 29.. New York baseball fans most excited over the unexpected climax to the National baseball league this season with the tle for the pennant, between New York Giants, world champions, and St.. Louis Cardinals. The situation is one of the tensest in the history of the game.
Giants Trounced Brooklyn Dodgers beat New
rums York Giants by 5
to l Watkins scoring a homer-for-the Giants for their lone run in the seventh inning. Brooklyn 5.12.0: New York 15,0.
The gibe of the Giants' manager. Bill Terry, who had said "Are the Dodgers still in the League?" met with a most severe sub from the infuriated Dodgers who frequently dubbed their opponents as "Daffi- ness Boys." When Mungo Park allowed the Giants only five hits, Brroklyn Dodgers arose with wrath and smacked
Poy Parmeless" pitching for ten hits after eight innings and collected two more in the ninth
The Giants" position is very precarious since a victory for St Louis Cardinals appears imminent. Is is essential they defeat Brooklyn Dodgers to-morrow or else the pennant will be -an" unfvialled dream
4
The first game between Boston Braves and Philadelphia Phillies Was postponed owing to wet ground. Int the second game Boston Braves won 7 runs to 1, scoring Ave runs in the last inning. Boston 7,10,1; Philadelphia 1,8,4:
· Cardinals Ahead St. Louis Cardinals placed them- selves a game ahead of New York Giants when they vanquished Cinannati Reds by timely hitting behind Paul Dean's pitching, scor-
off
Paul; Miss Grace, Ablong, Mr. and Mrs. Leo D'Almada e Castro, Sar Mr. and Mrs. Leo D'Almada e Castro, Jnr.; Miss G. d'Assumpcoing three runs in the first inning
and subsequently driving Derringer from the mound, when Medwick homered in the :: inning. St. Louis 6, 12. 0; Cincin- nati: 1. 11. 1. the run being a homer by Bottomley in the eighth Inning.
Messrs. A. Baker and A. A. Aziz, F. A. Broadbridge, Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Bishop; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. de Carvalho, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Collaco,, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ching, Mrs. A. M. do Sa Colisco and family. Messrs. A. 1. Cunningham, Choa Po-sen and Cheung Kwok-choi.
Mr. and Mrs. P. O'Nell Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Ho Kom Tong, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hajes Esmail.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs G. S. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fincher, Mrs. W. J. L. Ford, Ford, Mr. Emest F. Fincher Mr. Edward S. Ford, Mrs. Gardiner,
Sir Robert and Lady Ho Tung,
friends as a very good "cox" for | Mrs. Ho Ju; Mrs., Ho Fook, Miss
the V. R. C. crews. He also took
a great interest in sailing, owning
a yacht which he raced-with' mo- derate success.
As a young man, Mr. Kew was a member of the staff of the Char- tered Bank of India Australia and Ching and later he joined the staff of the Hong Kong and Kow- loon Wharf and Godown Com- pany. More recently he went into business of bis Own, being managing proprietor of Messrs. Rudolf Wolle, Kew and Company: Mr. Kew is survived by a widow, fow sons, and three daughters. are Edith, Helen and Mrs. Ah Wee, His brothers are Messrs. Fred, Irving. Chadwicke and George
Kow.
;
During the War, Mr. Kew took a big interest in Police Reserve work, of which contingent he was a very prominent officer..
L. E. Heang, Mr. A. H. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. V. Hall, Mr. F. M. Hale, Messrs. H. C. Hunt, W. C. Hung, H. A. Hunt, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kotewall. "
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grose, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Gitens, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gittens, Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Ismall.
Mr. and Mrs. Starling Jex, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kim
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Lo, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Law, Mr. and Mrs. Hin Shing Lo Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Law,
Albert, Wesley, Sarah, Harold, and Maurice Leong, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. LI, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Landolt, Harry and Doris Landolt, Mrs. E. Lin and George, Mrs. Bessie" Lee, Mrs. K. F. Lay, MIS. F. T. Lee, Mrs. Leung Taze-leúng..
Mr. and Mrs. B. Madar, Miss R. Mowrung. Mr. C. M. Manners, Mesars. N. and J. MacKay,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rocha, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Rakusen, Mr. and Mra P. H. Rathsam, Miss M. Mooney, Mr. O. A. Madar and Miss M. Madar, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tavares:
Results in the American League were:-Chicago 0, 6, 0; Cleveland 4, 8, 1, Melharder pitching and Averili scoring a homer. New York 9, 15, 1; Washington 6, 10, 2. Boston and Philadelphia did not play owing to rain- Reuter.
CLOSING OF HONAN CEMENT WORKS
Canton, Sept 29. It is reported that owing to the machinery and kilns of the Honan Cement Works being old and obso- lete, the Provincial Reconstruction. Department has decided to shut
down the Works.
Besides the output is limited, and the expenses of running the es- tablishment rather heavy.
Now that the Sal Chuen Cement Works has been extended by the addition of a new factory, the Pro- vincial Reconstruction Department nas decided to close down and re- move all the machinery etc. of the Honan Cement Works to Sai Chuen at the end of December- Nam Wah Yat Po.
MR. B. A. GOURLAY
Former Chief Inspector
Of Hong Kong
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QUOTATIONS
Last Today's High Low Close Close 4.96 4.96 4.981 4.382 11.52 12.33 12.30 12.52
Change
of Dull
.13 up
47 up
103 uz 1038 10). 784 772 78
1 off
www
50
Now York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton—December New York Rubber-December 15.06 14.88 14.88 15.08 Chicago Wheat December Chicago Corn -December Silver-Official
Dow Jones Averages, Hija—1133/34 Low: Sept. 28. Sept. 23. - Change
American Radiator......... American Smelting.......
8.00 American Tel. & Tel. 5.00 American Tobacco. "B" 1.00 American Waterworks
Anaconda Copper Mining Auburn
Bendix Aviation
160 Borden Company
1. I. Case ensin Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Co.
LAST SALE
···131
43+ 431
30 Industrials
110.78
84.58.81.49
91.63
.14 up
20 Kaik
58.94
32.65 2822
36,33
ill up
20 Utilities
37.73
28.80 20.81:
30.40
.02 up
40 Bonds
85,48
-84.78 · 92.30
93.04
18 of
11 Commodity Index
85.48
41.88-6059
60.58
103 of
DIV. 8
1933/34
·PER. Su..
HIGH
Low
Sept. 28. Sept. 29,
8.00 Air Beduction
113
471
$1011 · $101źbid
8.00 Allied Chemical & Dye 4.00 American Can.............
160
„70)
- 128
128
1071
98
40
981
19
4#
13.
344
101
-341
111
1114
B61
767
771
501
17
17
43
5.
113
il 221
B
254
251
841
255
12% 121
23)
sk
247
241
37
1031
14
141
201
27 1927
0.50
33
22 bild 21fbid
-
1.40 Chase National Bank 1.00 Chrysler Motors 3.40 Consolidated Gas of N.Y...
Ourtim Wright- ...
401
33+
341
end
70
292
297
*B48
28
28
57
14
-90%
901
200 Du Pont de Nemours 3.00 Eastman Kodak .......
Electric Auto-Lite Co. -
103k
324
991
903
1001
46
23
23
318
10
117
114
0% & Electric Bond & Share ...........
48?
晤
41
32
181
17
301
10
30
30
391
21'
291 292
42
10
117 114
21+
72
17+ 178
271
12
30
30
40%
13
25
251
29
101 10+
981 981
402
28+ 294
361
B
454
451
261
27+
31A
281
274
2.0 National Biscuit .. 1.00 National City Bank 1.20 National Dairy Products
National Distillers
20 bid 20 bla
184
184
163
251
10
191
20
418
201
N. Y. Central
221
224
584
14
0.60 Otis Elevator....
141
14
951
1.80 Pacific Gas & Electric **-Packard Motors.
31/
144
15
37
37
0.5C Pennsylvania Railway
Badia Corpn.
42)
51
19
517
394
382
0.40
141
141
181
101
19
19%
43
Electric Power and Light...
10.40. General Electricit
1.60 General Foods
1.00 General Motorsä 1.0 Gillette Safety ..... 1.20 Gold Dust ...... 0.60 International Harvester 0.10 International Nickel.
International Tal. & Tel. 4.00 Liggett & Myers "B" 100 Loew's Inc.
2.00 McIntyre Porcupine
Montgomery Ward
Of a retiring disposition, Mr. and Kew enjoyed the friendship esteem of a large circle of friends, many or whom attended the funeral yesterday. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. R. Higga, and besides the principal
The death occurred at Crail mourners, his brothers Fred and Mr. R. Nazarain, Miss T. Prata, Scotland, on August 16 last, of Mr. Irving. and his
Edward, Mr. J. Pestonje, Mr. and Mrs. B. David Arthur Gourlay, a SODB
former James Henry and Cecily there. C. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. U. Rum- chief inspector of the Hong Kong were present the following:- Jahn Mrs. J. A Swanson, Mr. and | Pollce · Force: Inspector Gourlay Messrs. Hin Shing Lo, G. F. Lani Mrs. F. W. Stapleton, Mr. H. Stain-was 65 years of age. He leaves a -mert, Ho Kl. §. Jex, J. D. Bush, K. feld, Ah Bam, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. widow to mourn his loss. F. Li, Sza Tu-Man, U. Rumjahr, Seyer, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sumad, connection with the local police Choa Po Min, Choa Fo Slu, Lau Mr. Arthur Samy, Mrs. Tye and dates back to 1891. He was de- Tak Po, E. Abraham, R. Abraham, Mrs. Wong, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. corsted at the Jubilee by King G. Zimmern, W. Zimmern, E. Ford, Way, Mr. W. G. Williams and Miss Edward, who was then Prince Choa. Po lu, P. White, H. M. E. Williams, Mr. E. C. Wong. Charlie of Wales. In 1900, he received Esmail, E. Mow Fung, F. Mew Wong, Mr. and Mrs, R. Whitmore, the medal and certificate of the Fung, J, May, J. Gould, A. Randall, Mrs. F. Wong and family, Mr. A. J. Royal Humane Society for bravery 9. R. Ismail, A. Landolt. F. V. Walters, Mrs. A. White and family, following the rescue of the crew Botelho, A. Walters, F. Collaco, G. Mrs. Zimmern and Family, Mr. of a sampan in the big typhoon |*1.00 ua Rocha, Ho Ki, G. Kotewall, F. and Mrs. H. R. Bequeira,
of that year. Rapp F. Mow Fung, W. Gittins, E. Lammert, G. Ford, E. Urquhart, M. Sequiera, G. A. V. Hall. Dr. E. Law and Dr. B. C. Ho
The Wreaths
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Staff of the Hong Kong and The former chief, Inspector had Kowloon Wharf and Godown. Co., many bouts with pirates, and on Ltd., Anderson Meyer and Co. Ltd. one occasion he was 'nstrumental Chinese Staff of Anderson Meyer in effecting the arrest of 16 af and Co., Ltd Staff of Rudolf them in Kowloon Bay For his A bouquet front the Borrowing Wolff, Kew and Co., Ltd., St, bravery on that occasion he was Wife Lens was lowered into the Andrew's Club, Sin Chau-kan and awarded 325 by the Chief Justice. grave with the coffin. Other Chinese Staff of Budolf Wolf, Kew Lawn bowlers will recall that Ja family wreaths were from Jimmy and Co., Ltd. To. Kee Flower 1911, he was bowls champion of and Rose, Maud and Henry: Teddy Beller
the Colony,
Sears Hoebuck ... Socony-Vacuum Corpn. Bouthern Pacific .... Standard Branda- Standard Ga
1.00 Standard Oil Co. of New
1.00 Texas Corporation On 21 Trans-America
1.00 Union Carbide & Carbon 5.00 Union Pacino
United Air and Tran United Corporation United States Steel Westinghouse E * 14,
231
ID12
18
331
337
$17
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