1934-10-31 — Page 12

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Sharebrokers'

Association

Bayare Salic

Nomina:]

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30.

Seller

Balse

*

$1,810

4

HI HÌNH HI

$107

314

$12.05

SIND

******

1511

***

$515

·

+1331

2103

Foca

£13

193

20

Banks

H.K. Bauk

za (London) ....... Chartered Banks ... Mercantile Bkь “A”

Bank

Do.

of East Asia.

N. C. 8. Banks

Am. O. tia. Corp: b

Ch. Fin. Corp. Urd. S.

Prof

* U“

!!!!!!

!! :

HONG

KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1934.

NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION AND S. E. LEVY & CO.

The following mid-day prices were received last night from New York by The American Oriental Finance Corporation and Mesus. 8. Levy & Co.

“COMMODITIES

"Oct. 29

LIGHT BLUES'

HOPES

Cambridge Need A Scrum-Half

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Oct 13.

The outlook University

at Cambridge appears particularly bright this season, for with twelve of last year's fifteen available, the task of the captain, W. J. Leather, should present fewer difficulties

than usuaL

Nevertheless, not only are these' three vacancies important, but it is one of those years when the certainty of the old choices retain- ing their places must not be lost sight of. The three players who have gone down are: E. B. Jones, last year's captain, who led the forwards; R. C. B. Dick, centre three-quarter: and J. E. Bowedtt, the scrum half. To find a succes- sor to Bowcott is perhaps the most dimcult problem. for although there are two or three seniors of about average ability, on last sea- son's form they do not strike one as outstanding.

$1,600

2301

£13

501

"Oct. 30" Close Open 10.30 10.40

11:00

Do

Sterling, New York-London.

496+

497 497

Insurances

Cotton: December

12.21

12.24 12.24

Canton ThatLJÁRA,

Cotton: March

12.26

12.27 12.39

4971 13.23 12.28

$270

Underwriters

31.10

Silver: December

$2.20

"Unmu laxurado... $610

Silver: March

58.13

Unins Fires Sain

$310

$830

Silk: December

116

H.K. Fires

3937

$240

international Assoc. S.

Rubber: December

13.99

:6

Shipping

Rubber: March

14.37.

Juga *****

*41

Wheat: December

94***

171

Steamboat

Wheat; May

941.

મર

53:10 52.10 52.10 53.20 53.20 53.20 1154 11548 1153 14.01 14:00

13.97. 14.41 14.41 . 14.30

95 947 毒

130

Indos (pref)

$30

Corn: December

731

ง

Do (dot)

$30

Corn: May

74

70+

48/8

Winnipeg Wheat May

801

$131

STOCKS

58 cta.

American Smelting

345

341

42 cts.

Auburn

23

344 24

43

Consolidated gas of N.Y.

25

25

· 251

21 cta.

Du Pont

901

911

E. Bond and Shars

91 时

91

General Motors

284

29

.294-

Int. Tel and Tel.

9

91

3) ola

Loew's Inc.

29

29

20

201

18, ctm.

Moltyre Forcu.

431

Montgomery W.

201 261

217

27+

27

8

National Distillers

211 214 21+

22.6

$19

N.V. Central

201

21

21 21+

214 21

$5

Standard Ou Co. of NJ,

391

391

16

U.S. Steel

$11

31+

sovere ankle injury during the Easter vacation tour in America, and there is as yet no report as to bis fitness.

$10.40

*

13

$37

10 cu 21 ste

Big Wedge...........

bold

12

***

18 et

21

86.30

37

$171

653

181

45/7, Shells.

60 eta

48 at 141

26 eta.

Waterboats

Mining

Amtamoka

Hulstoy

Baguio Goll

Benguet Consolidated

Do. Exploration

Do Coldfield ........

ver.204êt.

Gold Creek...........................

United Paracales ...

Salacot Mining ................

Ipo Mining..

togons ...... Kailas

Langkala (single) 3. Explorations...... de Shinghat Loans

$10.40 Kaubs

60 cta

Venezuela Gold Fida.

Ducks, WhatTOS,

Godowns, sta.

H.K. & K. Wharre. $107|| Providents (old) ... $14

Do. (new)...

1.K. & W. Docka...

S. China Mators' A'

Do.

"B"

$127 Shanghai Docks S.

Hongkow open Bu

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

H.K. Hotels 104.75 H.K. Landa....... $61

Do. 4% Debentures

Shangosi Lands.....5.

$5

151

New Engineerings.

$315

*

***

S.E. Levy & Co.'s Cables

130 et-

$12.60

52

The

12

3115 341

4.6074. 85

$511

....

14.40

$4.90.

351

#511

21%

prem

$29

$14

Metropolitan Lande..

HK Realties..........

ફાર્મ

China Do .......... ....Š.

M

$137

Do. Debenturess.

SID

Humphreys ............... 19

New Asia Hotel ...

345

$142

Asia Remition "AS.

Do.

"B" S.

300

Chinran Estates...................

Cotton Mi

$10

wos

$10

175

B'tar Cotton fuld)S.

346

Du. (news.

49.40

Zoong-Sings ..............S..

$731 345

·19:40-

150

Wing On Textiles(S.)

$59

Public Utilities

Tramways ...........................| #18.70

$191

914

Punk Trains (old).-,

$14

$7

(new)...

16

1971

Star Ferries ********

387

$21

Yaumati Ferries $2

38:50 $8.70

China Lights (old)....... |"+2.85; | $8.05

31.95

Do (LOW)?««| $8,95

H.K. Electrics. 336

Macao do

18

Bandaan Lights ....

$10

$13.20

17/8

$2.85

دال

$43.35

$4

$10)

:

Telephones (ald)... 323

Úc. (new)

China Bases ................ Cractions mu

(prot) Industriais

18.70 Malabou dagars

勒,

Macgregors f(pref.).

Canton Is

Cements

Ropes.$.70

Aliscellaneous

Dairy Farman.. sat

Der A Wing,............

Constructions, (old)) 31 80

Do.

(now) 78 cts.

$21

Caldbook, ord.) 8.

120

$2.35

12.10

***

$9.80

323

$23

$1

471

Amure.dent.

$71

Ch. Kainment......

$1.

Lane Crawfordă......

321

Mackintoshs.........

Nauyang Tobacco..

$10

$54

Sinceras

Watsons

70 cu. W Powells

ULG. 5210260.9Bd. 35}')

HK. Gori, 4% Loans) 8%

A. Greyhounds

5. C. Enterprises ·

$1.20

$12

United Theatre 144 8.

873

pre u. 8%

Do.

31%

$71

Wallace Harper......

$110

H.K Wing On....

$8.60

Vibro Pilong.........

SHIPBUILDING ACTIVITY

New Belfast Order,

(Suttlal Air Mail Service)

London, Oct. 13:

$0.60

following gabled, reports were furnished by Messrs. "8. E. Levy and Company last night;--

The Market

341

754" 801 801

252 251

914

18 27 16 15

314

ឌី ឌ៩ន 1 ឆ័នគឺ \ ដឺ

LATE NIGHT

il

CABLES

The following cables were re- ceived last night by the American Oriental Finance Corporation and S. E. Levy & Co.:-

Favourable factors prior to, the

London: Forecast opening of the markets:-1, The Public Works Administration is re-

Stock: Although the technical commending to President Roose- position on Wall Street is sound, velt a ve-year

Public Works the disappointing labour situation Programme, involving an expendiis likely to cause apathy among ture of 12,000,000,000; 2, The up-operators. ward trend in steel activity tends Wheat: Not much change is ex- to confirm the more hopeful com- preted. ments in trade circles; 3, Light selling fail to dislodgë important 'fiquidation.

Unfavourable factors:-1, Bigni- ficant developments are lacking; 2, The labour troubles in the Cleve land chain-stores is a disturbing inquence.

Market Report:--Dull steady movement mostly minor fractions either way continued narrow mar- ket anticipated as traders awalt Steel Corp. report and outcome elections next week. 'Stock seat sold eightone decline six thousands exprevious.

D

London Sliver: Spot 239/18, down 1/16; Forward 23 11/16, down

1/18

London Silver Comment:-India bought. China sold, Market quiet

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

+

Cotton. Prices may open higher.

Rubber: A lower market is in- dicated.

A.O.F.C. New York Cables Stock: The opening was very light and irregular.

Cotton: There' is a quiet market with the usual trade and Liverpool

buying.

NEW SCOUT REVUE

1

Furthermore, to link up with C. W. Jones. the brillant stand-of half, and enable him to show his best, the scrum-half must be par- ticularly fast and accurate, with his passes.

Jones suffered

7

Chance for P. L. Candler"

In the event of his being un- able to turn out in the earlier matches P. L. Candler may be an eficient substitute, although the latter may be an equally strong canditate for the third-line vacancy, where A Mcintyre may also be well tried.

The Blues available, in addition to the captain, are G. W. Parker (full-back), K, C. Fyfe, W. Wooller, Johnston (three- and W, G. 8. quarters), C. W. Jones (stand-off half, J. H. Bowman, J. R. C. Lord, A. M. Rees, R. O. Murray, C.

D. Laborde, and J. M. Grimth, At full-back Parker is unlikely to be seriously challenged, while Fyle and Johnston, on the wings, are about, as fast and strong as any in the game, to-day.

Night Quotations

of New York Stocks and Commodities

Our offices are

open from 10.p.m.

until midnight, every night except Sundays and Now York holidays.

The opening quotations of a selected list of New York Stocks and of Commodities will be received in our offices at approximately 10-minats intervals.

Thus, our clients have, on the same orening, quotations for the morning session of the New York Stock Exchange.

SPAdvices, of executions on orders placed during the night sessions are received within the half-hour.

American Oriental Finance Corporation

Asia Life Bldg.

Federal Inc. T.8.Ai Hong Kong.

Tel. 26631.

S. E. Levy & Co.

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, WELD & CO., NEW YORK

HONG KONG * ICE HOUSE STREET,

(Head Office:-Continental Bank Building, Shanghai). Tel. 20101 and 30103

Tel. Address: Solop

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

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AMERICAN ORIENTAL FINANCE CORPORATION

AND S. E. LEVY & CO.

New York: Ostoker 20.

QUOTATIONS

Last Today's

Change 1.907 495) LUBE 4.988 · 1 of Quist 13.33 12.20 12.33 1211, 0% on

High Low Close Close

New York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton-December New York Babber-December 14.03 12.33 12.93 139906 up Chicago Wheat -December 87 Chicago Corn December 75 Montreal Silver -December Silver-Official.".

Dow Jones Averages; "High—1933/34 Low: Oct. 87,

30 Utilities 40 Bonds

Wooller's selection last year, de- spite being capped by Wales when still at school, was always a mat- ter of doubt owing to knee trouble, which handicapped him consider- Lably. Hopes are entertained that he is now sound again. "The formation of the pack, too, was hampered by a succession of in- juries which did not allow them play many matches together. Right up to the inter-Varsity | -----| natch the completion of "the-side 3.00 Air Keduction

was always in doubt. R. B. Jones. himself was an uncertain starter until a few days before the match. A really good hooker should be certain to get into the scrummage.

(Special Air Mail Service)"

London. Oct. 13. "The Gang Show, 1934," which

the Scala Theatre upens, at

on

Saturday, is the third revue to be presented by the Boy Scouts of

London.

This year, as before, the revue with be presented in aid of the London Boy "Scouts' Camping Ground, at Downe, Kent, where the city's Boy Scouts camp during week-end and holiday."

Prince George, will be this year's most distinguished guest. He will attend the revie on Tuesday week 'The Chairman of the LC.C., Lord Snell, accompanied by the Chair C. C. Blake, Major and Mrs. E. J. 8. man of the Education Committee, Bonnett and son, Mr. T. 8. Broup, Mrs. E. M. Low, and by the Educa Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Costello, Mr. and i tion Omeer, Mr. E. M. Rich, will Mrs. J. R. Brown and"daughters, be guests. the next day, Wednesday, Mr. L. R. Cramer, Mr. D. Cuthbert | October 17.

The following guests are in re- sidence at the Repulse Bay Hotel: Mrs. G. L. Ablly and son, Mrs. A Bruusgaard, Mrs. E. B. Barron, Mr.

son, Miss D. Cavanagh, Mr. and The following day, Thursday, Mrs. A. Drouth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul October 18, an old friend and $51 55 eta. Dedieu, child and nurse, Mr. E. R. County Commissioner of the Løn- Duckitt. Mr. A. W. Hay-Edie, Miss don Boy Scouts, Admiral of the L. Hay-Edle, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fleet, Earl Jellicoe, will be the Elliott and child, Mrs. G, F. Gaby, guest, while on the next evening Lt-Cdr. and Mrs. C. W. Greening, the Lord Mayor of London has two children and nurse, Major and promised to be present, as have Mrs. P. Gottwaltz, Mr. G. J. Hen- Lord and Lady Baden-Powell and nephot, Mrs. L. Henderson, Mr. and their two daughters, Mrs. J. R, Hooley, Capt. and Mrs. J. W. Hope, Mr. J. A. D. Morrison, Mr. E. Lansdowne, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. MacDonald, Mr. G. B. McCormick to the Lord Mayor's Gresford Col- Capt, and Mrs. L. H. M. MacKenzie, Hery Disaster Relief Fund (

$108 $101

CITY OF LONDON GIFT

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Oct. 13. Arrangements are well in hand for a wedding present for Prince George from the Lord Mayor and citizens of London, and others by the various City Gullda

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Manoint, Mrs. N.

Nutter, Mrs. 8. C. Ocerson, Mr. J..

M. Ovans, Mr. R. Poinsot, Mr. G.

A special performance will be given on. October 24th, when the whole of the profits will be handed

|

Senior's Test on Thursday The seniors match, which aperis the season on Thursday, may tell us something, as several of the players, chosen were given trials in the Lent term, and we may look forward to a good game, in which the best available talent will be engaged. The practice of making wholesale changes and bringing on reserves at half-time will again be resorted to; but there is still a feeling that one would like to see air the players tested out for the ful period instead of being with- dfawn to make way for others who come on to the field fresh for the second half,

11 Commodity index

Devi Pra Bu

..Am rican Radiator.........

American Smelting........

9.00 American Tel. & Tol. ezmer 3.00 American. Tobacco "B". 1.00 American Waterworks

- Anaconda Copper Mining

Auburn

Bendix Aviation 1.80 Borden Company

J.-I. Cassava Canadian Pacific

499...

FOL

83.42 66.96

Bit 98 73 741

39.5 63.90 63 69 off

1 off

.85 off

11078

--84,38¬¬-92,06

66,94

32.85 3198

37.73

95.48

65.45

18.80 19.19. 84.73 93.46 41.98 $7.33

1833/34, HIGH Low

Oct. 28. 92.13 24.0 2 of 19.13.06 0E .03 up 37 off "LAST" SALE

Change

Oct. 27. Oct. 29.

112

47 $1034

$102 bla

0.00 Allied Chemical & Dys 400 American Can .....

160

125 bid 128

107

191

-100% 100

19

141/134

101

341

1342

ગ

110

941

15

221

104

841

244

231

112

231

251

эт

45

1031

121

20%

284

33

23 bid 231bid

401

34

ert

78

252

041

31

21

- Ᏹ .

1

91

1031

103 bid 103

1001

46

23

318

48

-32

15

18

301

101

31

29.

42

-10:

127.

104

-321

321

· 23 ·

2014

282

421

27.

-263-

"21fbid=21 bis

157

2121

21F

181

0.50 Caterpillar Co.. 1.40 - Chase "National Bank 1.00 Chrysler Motore 3.40 Consolidated Gay of N.Y.

Curtiss Wright 3.00 Du Pont de Nemoura A

· 3.00. Eastman Kodak melan

Electric Auto-Lite Caerna 6% & Electris Band & Share .....

·Electric Power, and. Light.. 0.40 General Electric. 1.00 General · Foods" 1.00 General Motors

As usual, very little is known of the freshmen, but they will have to be exceptionally good if they 1 Gillette Safety are to stand any chance of being capped against Oxford next De cember..

FREEMASONRY

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, Oct. 13. một the annual-Installation meet-

at Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen

Randall, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts MARLENE DIETRICH ANDing of Motherland Lodge, No. 3,861, and child, Mr. AV Strijevsky VON STERNBERG TO PART Capt F. A Swucer Mr. and Mrs F. Strandvig and two children, Mr. G. Stephen, Comdr. and Mrs. R. H... de Salle, Mrs. K. M. Sedgwick, Mr. J. Tavares, Mr. T. W. Tate, Madame M. L. Vidon and son Mr. C. C Vines, Mr. G. Walker, Mr. and

Messrs. Harland and Wolff have received an order from Messrs. Mcliwraith McEacharn, L., Mel- bourne, for a motor passenger liner for their inter-coastal trade. The new vessel will be 19,000 tons The Court of Common Council Mrs. T. K. Brunger, Mr. D. Carter, gross, and will have accommodak considering the way in which the Mr. and Mrs. J. Caird, Dr. D. P. tion for 200 first, and 200 second City Corporation will mark the Bechamp. Mr. Li Kadoorie, Mr.

Bigaut, Lord and Lady M. Douglas class passengers. She will be deli

event, It will probably take the Hamilton, child and nurse, Mr. and vered in the spring of 1938.

form of an address to the King, Mrs. H. C. Edgecombe and child, which will be presented at Buck Mr. D. Allen, Mr. E. O. Murphy, Lt ingham Palace by a deputation". Alexander, Mr. L. McInnes, cere- Miss M. Dover, Misses Marion from Guildhall with full

Holland and B. M. Ourtin monial

On Tuesday Messrs. Harland and Wolff will launch the first of three 11,000-ton liners, that are being built in Belfast for the Blue Star Line.

(Special Air Mali Service)

London, Oct. 13. The film colony has been dis mayed by the report that the Mar lene Dietrich Josef von Sternberg combination is to be severed for the sake of cinematograph art Henceforth Marlene will have new producer and Sternberg an other stax.

Von Sternberg found Mariene in Germany and brought her to the United States. He has been her producer throughout her Holly- wood care

I street, W.C., Mr. Ernest - Samuel Beal, G.G., Chief Commoner of the City of London, PAGDC, was installed Master for the ensuing. year.

Motherland Lodge was formed in 1918 as a centre in London for Freemasons, of all parts of the Motherland to welcome those from all parts of the Dominions The Masters have been distinguished representatives of England, Scot land, and Ireland, and of the City of London

A toast, peculiar to this- Lodge, Children of the Motherland A honoured after every meeting

1.20 Gold Du

0.80 International Harvester 0.10 International Nickel

- International Tel. & Tel. 400 Liggett & Myers "B" 1.00 Loew's Ine, men 2.00 McIntyre Porcupine

Montgomery Ward.

20 National Biscuit

401

ས

100 National City Bank ............. 1.90 National Dairy Products per National Ditifleri:

NYCentral

0.00 Otis Elevator

Pacific Gas & Electric Packard Motor

0.6C Pennsylvania Railway

-

Badio Corpn. “

Sears Boebuck

0.40 Socony Värsum Corpn.

Southern Pacifi

100 Standard Brands

Standard Gai

1.00 Standard Oil Co

- Jersey 1.00 Texas Corporation 0-181 Trans-Amer 1.00 Union Carbida 6.00-Union Pacida

United

United

United

191

201

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