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MAY 3,
1935.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Marcantile Blis "A"
19:0
£124)
Isa. (London)
£14
Chartered Banks....
gal 2131
Do.
381
N. C. & S. BarkKa
Bank of East Asia. 180
#15
Am. O. Fin. Corp: 5.
$1.80 Ch. Fio. Corp. Ord. S.
Do. Prel. S.
Insuranone
Canton LusaranOON ....
*KI
$815
Underwriters sent
#1
1345
1340
Union Insurances .......
400
$900
70 ete
China Fires
H.K. Firesarenas
141 International Assoe, 8,
Balatcos
21 ots. Baguio Gold
$11
10 ct
10 ct. 7 ct.
Benguet Consolidated
Do. Exploration
Goldfeld ...
Do-
8 ots Bi
Wadge ********
old BITOT si Gold Creek......... United Paracales...
MI
-84.58 100 45
.04 off
German Awards
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dulls Press'" (Copyrighta
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Berlin, May 1. The State opera bere was the scene of a brilliant ceremony, on Wednesday morning when at the meeting of Reich Chamber of Culture attended by Hitler, Goer- ing many of the most prominent members
the Government Party, and the leading represen- tative of fine arts, Goebbels the announced the winners of national flm and book prizes for 1934-35.
of
The film prize was awarded, to Leni Plefenstahl who was respon- sible for the film of the National Socialist Party Congress in Nuren berg in 1934 entitled "Triumph of Will" while the book prize went to Eberhard Wolfgang Moeller for his two books in verse "Sum- *Letters int mons" of Time" and 472
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New York/Loddon Cross-ruzé Now York Cotton-July New York Bubber-July Chicago Wheat
July,
Uhicago Corn -July
Last Today's High Low Ulos Close Change Barely 473) 4.84) 14.83. L#3 1163 11.78 11.81 11.78 11.7 1.62 1.77h 11.70
100
68 *
Montreal Silver -Dec.
Silver-Official
up steady .03 off 07 off 1 of off 84 804 844 7735 77.36 79.00 78.75 3.13 off
751 75
off
Dow Jones Averages
High-1033/34 Low: Apr: 30.
May. 1
30 Industrials
11078
106,21
20. Huil
52,06
+7.1·30.23
30.21
Change .74.off 02 ott
ed
$915
20 Utilition
31.03
14.39 18.17
18.21-
.04 up
31
40 Bonds
97.17
$350
11 Commality Index
65.95
84.73 90.11 41.98 $0.40
90.10 69.37
*9 of
$400
$185
Last Sale
Shipping
430
Dongitsea
Stock & DiY.
Apr. 30 May 1
Stock & Div.
538
Steamboats
18
330
Indos (prof.), «9141005
$30
Adams Express Alaska Jun (1.00%)
5
5
Gold Dust (120)
174
17+
Goodyear
171
Last Sale Apr. 30 May 1
148 141
17
$33
Do. (det.j
$38
Allis Chalmers
Int. Cement .......
251
·
60/7+
Shell
551-
Am.
Brake
Shoe
Int. Hary (60)
397
#11
Waterhou
311
+
(80)
Int. Nick (60)
-251 393 27% 271
Mining
Amtamoks
[67 ctm.
Amer. Can (4) 120
119.
Int. Tel. & Tel.
TI
T
$34
ota:
Am. Comm. Alcobol
Johns Manville
474
(25)
Kennecott (.15I)
17#
177
$10
Am. Cyanamid · "B"
Krog. Gro. (1.50%)
241
244
14 cta.
~ (25dr.)
172
17
Lehman (2.40)
734
744
Am. For. Pur
34
38
Liq. Carb. (1)
281 28
8 ct.
5. Am For. Per. #7 1st
Loew's (1)
371 371
PI.
162
171
Lorin, (1.20)
201
201
23 ct
24 Ol Am Locomotive
11
· 117
McIntyre (23)
4311
43
12 et-
Salacot Mining......
14.
Am Metal Co.
19
10
Mont, Ward
26
261
83 eta.
Ipo Mining............
Am Radiator
12)
124
Nat. Bisc. (2)
26+
241
30 ots
Logons*******
Am. Smelting
..... 43
421
Nat City Bk. (1)
193*
101*
17/6
Kailans
18-
$14
Langkats (single) S.
514
Am. Sug. Ref (2) ...
Nat, Da P. (1.20)...
141
141
Shanghai Loans S
Exploration.......
Am. T. and. T. (9)... 111 Am. Tob "B" (5).... 83
1114
Nat. Distillers
251
23+
.83
Nat. Pwr. Lt. (.80)..
8
8
15
Raubs
54.20
35
Venezuela Gold Flux |
48
Docks, Wharves,
Am
Am Waterworks (1) 11† Waterworks $6
111
Nat: Steel (1)
471
481
N.Y. Central
157
18
pref· (6) .....nierzam
801*
611*
N. Amer. (50c, 4%)
13
137
Godowns, sta.
Anaconda. Copper `...
141
141
Otis Elec. (60)
131141
HK & K Wharves.
Atch. T. and 8. F.-
Pac. Cas (1.50)
18
$85
$80
188
(2sd.)
40
40
Pac. Ling. (3)
18 271 28
Do.
110
Atlantic Ref (1)
241
234
Packard Motors
31 32
31
11
Atlas Corpo.
Pennroad Corpn.
18
1
20 c
Do. (new)
To de
Auburn
Automobile 19
181
Penn. Rly. (1)
207
"201
$91
11.K. & W. Docks
:71
8. Unina Motors 'Á'
Baltimore & Oblo
109.
104
Phu. Petro (1)
191
191
Do
"
Bendix Aviation
141
141
Pierce Arrow
$110
Shanghai Docks S.;
$:10
Bethlehem Steel My
251
251
Pub. Ser N.J. (2.80)
27
285
15
New Engineeriage.
54
Boeing Airplane
8
31
Radio Corpn.
5
41
167
Hongkewn
..... B.
Borden Co. (1.80)
24
231
Repub Steel
12+
12
Lands, Hotels, amë
Buildings
Borg Warner (1dr.) Сале
33
33
Rey. Tob **8" (3)
49
-481
#
587
541
Schenley
241 247
34.10
14.10
H.K. Hotels
Canadian Pacific
102
10+
Sears Roebuck
377
371
+37
H.K Lands........
$300
Do. 4% Debentures
Caterpillar Tract
43
44
Shell Calon Of
$100
Ch. Nat. Bk. (1.40)...
213*
217*
Simmons. Co.
83
81
$204
$10
Metropolitan Inudı..
C'Peake Corp. (250)
41
401*
Soc. Vac.
(60)
141
14
34.85
1. alles..........................
CPeake Corp.
and
Srn. Cal Ed," "(1.50)
15
.15
$7
China Doma,
Ohio (2.80)
*42
411
Southern Pacide
15
15
$123
Da. Debentures Si Humphreys
Chrysler (18)
371
371
Southern Rly.
10
101
19.20
New Asia Hotel
Col. Gas & Elec.....
8
8
Stan. Brands (1)
134
133
Comm. Solv. (60)...
19
19
Stan. Gas
-37
3
$75
110
Jo.
""
Comm. 8thra.
1
11
Sta. Ou Cal. (1)
337
34
$90
Comm. 8thrn.
豁
Sta Oll NJ (1)
43.
423
Cotton MilKO
cum. PL. (8)
1401 401
Ster. Pro. (2.80)
861
66
39.30
Ewea
38.30
Studebaker Corpn
311
211
$15.
Suisi Cutsouniuld,S.
187
Ju.
Zoopg Sings S
Cons, Gas, N.Y 841 Cons. Oll (28)
(2) 221
221*
Texas G. Sulp. (2)
307
301:
"8
.77
Transamerica (1.12})
51
51
89.40
255
WingUn artiles(15.)
Cont. Ou (25)
20
191
Ua. Car and Carb
136
Public Utilit
Corn Prod (3)
67)
671
(1.40)
511
Tramways ---4-| $12.00 μ
Coty Inc.
5
Un Pac. Rlys: (6)...
89
52 89+
Poak Trasos (old) ........
B
Cwn.
Cork $2.70 P.
Un. Aircraft Corp.... 123
121
$6
Do. -(W)...)
14
(2.70)
471*
474
Un. Air Line Trans.....
51
51
$80
Star Ferries
180
Yaunuti Ferries ...
104
Curtiss Wright
28
21
United Corpn. .......*. 21
21
1870
Curtiss Wright "A"
81
Unt, Gas Impr. (1.20)
12%
161
$el
Delaware & Hudson
Univ. Leaf Tab_ (2)
56
128 65)*
$25
Douglas, “Aircraft ...
25
'251
U.S. Pipe Fdry. (.50)
"18
Du Pont (2.60%)
962 951
U.8. Rubber
114
$1920/19
$19
East. Koday (4)
US. Rab, 38 1st. Pf. 29
111 291
91
$11.
Elec. Autollte Co.
194
191
U.8, Steel
324 311
10/3
Tractions
Elec. Bond & Share
6*
U.B. Steel 3 PL. (2)
20/8
Do (pref.
Elec. Bond $5 P1 (6)
437
43 *
Vanddium
12
Industrial
Elec. Bond $6 PT (6)
491
49
Vick Chem (2.40z).... 35
12 351
Bh
Elec," Power & Light
24
21"
Warner Bros. Picts. 3
3
Fox Film "A"
10
100
West Union Tel....
Gen, Elec. (80)
231
231
West Air Brake (1) 20
191
$1,80
34 t Gen. Foods (1.80)
331
West E. & M. (.65)..
41
41
Qen Motors (14)
291 .291
Wilcor Oil and Gas.
1**
Gen. Rly. Bigs (1)
201........., 211
Woolworths (2.40). ... 571
57
$15
Gette Saf (1),
Glidden Co. (1)
151 271
154
Call Money
27
11.40
• Blid
1 x diy,
I possible mutilation
10
(Cum. Rights)|
Do. (Ex Rights)
Providents (old)
(Lights)
Shangasi Lauds.....8.
Asis Realtios"A'S.
Chinese Estates.................
China Lights........................ H.K. Mlectrics .................... Macro do.
Sandakan Lights Telephones "(old)
Do.
(Low)
China Bussa......
Malabon Bagare ...
$194 Calbeck, (ord) 3.
$14 Macgregoraf (pref.)8.
Amusementa
11.80
Canton LvVRESOONES,
37
Cements
$2
115
***
$1.80
36.40
$1.40
118 ata.
131
1
18
Sinceres
$3
Do.
Ворец
Dairy Farms
Ch. Etainments...... 2B)
Constructions, (old)
[new] 35 cts.
Lane Crawfords.......
Mackintoshw
Nanyang Tobacco... $4.28
Warsons in
70 ots. Wm. Fowells.
M. Greyhounda
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9347.Ch.0.0x19850.3Bd 92%
p. 84. I.K. Gort. 42 LoaDE
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31.36
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GOOD AUTUMN
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Prospects Bright
IMPROVEMENT OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
(Special to the Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright.33
Goebbels began his speech by refuting the allegation that Na- tional-Socialism marked the be-1 ginning of an era in Iritellectus! decline and barbarism, and sald that nowhere in the world was the work in the artistic field as Intense as in new Germany arid supported his statement by the mention of the зums amounting
to 13 millions marks allotted by the Reich in the current budget for the promotion of theatre, film and arts.
The speaker, stressed that the practical assistance was supple- 'mented by the fundamental re- organisation in ideas in cultural life but that these new ideas could only be put into practice by the new men. It has been easy to remove unsuitable persons but not always possible to replace
them at once by others equal to
the task-
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Nanking, April 26. The Ministry of Industry has drafted and submitted to the Legislative Yuan a set of Regula tions which require certain specl- cent.
Tel. 26631.
BUY NATIVE GOODS
Movement In Shanghai
(Special to the "Hong Koor Daily Press”- (Copyright).3
Pelping, April 28
On April 17 a number of youths
Shanghai, Apr. 27. Postal Remittances and Savings Bank reported an increas- ed in all classes of domestic re- mittances handled during 1934, in Bhanghat gathered in front of the total rising from $167,000,000 the Municipal office and took an for the previous year to $170.000,- oath that they will in the future 000, an increase of about 2 per use no foreign-made goods, when
ever native products are available. fed classes of manufactured arti- | It is significant to note that, This step was taken apparently for the purpose of calling the at- with... the exception of Kwang-
tention of the people to the need remit- tung, the increase in tances as a whole took place in of patronising Chinese-made goods the smaller or more remote pro-tead of those imported from
foreign countries. For the "same"
cles intended for sale
on the domestic market to be subjected to testing and inspection before they are offered for sale. The draft Regulations are now under joint examination by the Legisla
tive and Economic Committees of the Legislative Yuan, and is in- tended to improve the quality of commercial products.
NO FEES CHARGED-
"
vinces-Honan, Kunan, Kansu,
tion is being held in Peiping.
VAST IMPROVEMENTS
angst, Kwelchow, Shenet, Yun- Purpose, a Native Products Exhibi- ляд Cheklang, Fukten end Kwangtun-while comparatively How far native products - in heavy decreases took place in gen-North China have been developed erally speaking, the commercial or in the past five years may be treaty port districts, namely, Pei-gauged from the report made by a It may be recalled that the Law ping, Shanghai, Hopel Hupeh, representative of the Committes in governing the inspection of Com- Shansi, Shantung, Klangsu, Anh-charge of the Peiping Native Pro- mercial goods already in force ap-wel and Szechuna. The increases ducts Exhibition now being held
yesterday. plies only to those intended for can thus be ascribed to the more here, in a reception to the press- export, while the new Regulations settled conditions in the country: will apply also to those intended and the decreases to the heavier
incidence of the depression,
The spokesman said that five for sale on the domestic market.
years ago when the first Native According to the draft, no fees will
SHORTLIVED REVOLT be charged for the inspection of
The Report states that with the Products Exhibition was held here, such commodities and in cases exception of the shortlived revolt there were only a little more than
20 exhibits. But the article where it is neccessary to charge in Fukien Province towards the fees, the amount will be only half end of the first half of the seal the present Exhibition are mor of that charged for examination year, the Government's anti-Com-than 30,000 kinds. 17 efforts
continued along this line, not only of commodities destined for ex- muniat drive in Klangal, and cur- will it bring about the develop pork
rency dimculties in Swatow and men and prosperity of the city, China United Press (by mail),'
in Szechuan province, settled con-
but also give great impetus to the ditions very generally prevailed.
promotion of domestic industries. Nanking, April 28,
throughout the country. While
The only effective way to stop or the Fullen revolt at first caused a An improved type of the time-
certain amount of anxiety and check the daily increase of Importa honoured farming plough háa re-
necessitated attention to the al- over exports is to produce what we Arriving here from Pelping yescently been perfected by one Chen
ready existing emergency machin- consume ourselves, the spokesman terday, Mr. Chang Chi, member of Jul-Lan, a resident at Hselnya in southern Fukien. The improved
Fakten and Kwangtung it actually produced in foreign countries we the Central Supervisory Commit model, it is said, is of much higher [Special to the "Hong Kong Daily ery for the supply of funds to said. Except the luxury articles tee and concurrently Chairman of emetency than its prototype, and
Press (Copyright).] the Preparatory Committee for is less costly to manufacture,
Parts, May 1 acted to effect as a stimuus to have at present all articles neces-
the public in these two provinces sary for our dally, 186 Foochow, Apr, 22.
-Despite the dimetties, appar- to deposit their money in the Besides reporting that the Muni- the Auxillary Capital at Hiking
The Fukien Provincial Govern After inspecting the highway (Stan), called on Presidents. Lin ment, has already despatched a ently of holding up the signature Fostal Bank, as the security offer- cipal Government in plaz reconstruction Work in northern Sen and Wang Ching-wel and southwestern Fukien; Mr. Mr. Chang," when Interviewed.telegram to the Ministry of Ladus- in the Frañer-Russian pact and led by the Bank becanie mure so hold an exhibition",
tries requesting for patentrights the reported disinclination of the parent in both provinces out- Jamencos Chen Ti-cheng, Provincial Cum- said that prospects in the North for the inventor of the new im French Cabinet to favour the Rus- standing savings deposits increas
stan desire for the loan, numerous ed during the year by over 3500,- in the Grand Hotel Here where a
missioner of Reconstruction and west for a good autumn harvest.] the delegations have reserved their concurrently Director of the High- are highly promising in view at the China United Press (by<mail).
French engineers have travelled to 000. Bimlarly, the Government's accomodation and rented Staleway Bureau of the National Eco-favourable weather. The living
Boscow, states "le Jour order Communist suppression, campaign to confer with the Soviet experts in Klang led not only to more rooms, for the proceedings. The
nomic Council, returned here to conditions of the people have im- Italian delegation which will ar-
concerning the plans for the con- stable conditions in that province, rive on Friday will consist of day from Changchow, southern proved considerably.
The North-west being the cra Fukleri, via Amoy.
struction of a number of new tall but also to an increase of over Suvich, under-Secretary for For
dle of Chinese civilization, Mr.
way lines in the Western frontier $3,400,000 in outgoing money or Mr. Chen's trip embraced the Ching said, it was there than re-
of Russis eign Affairs, and Count Benni,
ders, due to remittances by Goy- chief of Protocol of the Ministry districts of Yenging. Shahsen, mains of the ancient emperors
ernment troops to thely homes in Yungan, and Liencheng. Due to
other prov} for Foreign Affairs,
The Foreign Minister arrives on financial difficulties, most of the who had inscribed some glorious mortal services held at the tomb of thority in asserting that the Boviet Saturday by airplane and will be highways are not well constructed chapters in our history were buz-
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POOR ROADS
MINISTERS TO MEET
IN VENICE
Venice, May 1.
The Italian. Hungarian and Aus-
itian ministerial conference sche- pded for May 4. will take place
F!
18.80
met by Suvich at the aerodrome. and are easily damaged by rain- The Austrian and Hungarian Min-fall, Mr. Chen states; arrange- ters at Rome will also take part ments must be made to repair
and strengthen the roadbeds In the negotiations. Traniocean Kuo Min
Kdo Min
fed
Nanking, Apr. 22,
prement.
fidence and struggle as one man for the survival of the nation how ever great the difficulties, Mr. Chang continued This was the reason underlying the recent me- Huang-ti, the arat Chinese Em- perors (2697-2591, B. C.) and at the tombs of the Emperors of the Chow Dynasty (1122-249 3.0), he added
Complete Unity - When the people awake to the magnificent history behind them, they will be able to manifest con- | Kuo Min
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