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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY,
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Last Today's
QUOTATIONS
Aueyara Asitara Baina Nominal
SATURDAY, JUNE 1...
Bellara Buyers.
Balaa Numina
New York: June 2
:
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High Low Close Close
Change
$1.01
Now York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton-July
New York Rubber-Jaly
£111
2312
Chicago Wheat
July
P3
สป : 844
4.982 4.81) 1938 19}}.018 of Steady 11.24 10.87 10.97 11.3 17.25 1x33 12.30 12.23
83
27
up
,07 of 1 ot
k
Chicago Corn
Montres Silver
July -Dec.
37
Tog
up
380
Silver-Official
76.40 78.40 70 30b: 78.40
74) 7
it up 1 off
15:10
76 ctx.
182 8811
11,060
..
£144 Ela
$311
£13
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1. A. Banks
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20. (Loadou) ... Quartered Banks....
Mercantile Bks. "A"
Du.
Bank of East Asia.
N. U. & S. Barks
Am. O. Tin Corp: 8.
Ch. Fia Corp. Ord. 3.
Do
Prof. s.
Insareness
Canton sITEZI GEM..
Underwriters
China Firea
73/16 Shells
68 ota Anitamoks
$34
Balat-cos
21 ots. Baguio Gold
$10 Benguet Consolidated 110 cu Do Exploration
8 cbs Big Wedge........... 7 cold Biver............
30 eta Gold Creek............ United Paracales.... Salacos Mining ................ 186 cts. Ipu Mining ........
19 at
30 cts. Itogons
17/8
Katsus
Langkats (single),
2U C.R.
194
Do.
(Cum. Highta), (Ex. Rights)
Do. (Hights
Providents (olu
Do.
(new)
H.K. & W. Docks
B. China Motorn' A'
Do."
$110 Shanghai Docks
New Engineerinxað.)
Lands, Hotels, szé
Buildings
35
267
dungsew
...
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MURRA!
$190
30 00
2RL
Dow Jones Average High-1934/35. Low: May, 31. June, 1. Chauge
30 Industrial
118.81
84.28 110.84
108.74
.90 off
90 Rails
53.96
$7.11 30.68
30.48
20 Utilities
31.03
11.99
90.04.
13.5
JU Bonds
97.47
94.73 95.11
94.92
.80 of .90 off .ZU DAF
$38%
11 Commodity Index
85,25
41.98 55.17
56.36
is off
$185
380
*3
Am. Cyanamid "g"
(.25dr.)
Am. For. Pwr
Am For. Pwce. $7 ist
PL........
Am. Locomotive ......
Am. Tob "B" (5) ... 847
Am. Waterworks (1) 121 Am. Waterworks $8
pref (6)
Anaconda Copper.
Aich. T. and 8. F.
3203
(30 ota)
$336
Union InsuraN 008 200
$382
$200
H.A. Fires............
International Assos, J.
Shipping
Cast Sale
$34
$33+
ta
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Stock & Div.
May 31 June 1
Black & Div.
Last Sale May 31 June 1
$30
indien (prst.)
$40
Adams Express
51
Gold Dust (1.20) ·....
15
15
D. (dot)
$30
Alaska Jun (1.00%) 171
17
Goodyear
17..
16%
70%-
Waterbu
Allis Chalmers
Int. Cement
28+
27
Arc Brake Shoe
Int. Flare (60)
381
372
Mining
Bits.
(80)
Int. Nick (80)
271
271
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$19,0
Amer. Can "(4)
...... 122
1217
Int. Tel.
Tel,
81
8
Am. Comm. Alcohol
Johns Manville
45
45
(25)
Kennecott (.151)
173
178
Li et
Krof. Gro. (1.50a)
IU oby.
Do.
Goldbeld ...
181
Lehman (2.40)
761
751
31
Liq. Carb. (1)
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Loew's (1)
384-
383
29 ot
174"
Lori (1.20)
201 201
7th.
12
McIntyre (2)
424 421
Am Metal Co.
181
Mont. Ward
244
244
17
Am Radiator
13. 13
Nat Bisc. (2)
247
25
512
Am. Smelting
42;
Nat Olty Bk. (1)
211*
21 *
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Explorabau
24h
Am. Sug. Ref (2)
Na, Da. F.' (1.20).
15:
15
Singlun Loan
56
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1201
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Nat. PWT. Lt. (.80)...
9
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Venezuela Gold Fld....!
124
Nat. Steel (1)
Docks, Wharves
N.Y, Central
157
18
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65 *
"N. Amer. (50c. 43)
154
15
141
Otis Elec. (60)
174
181
Pac. Cas (1.50)
214
21
(25d.)
401
401
Pac. Ltng. (3)
324
303
FU ste
Atlantic Re? (1)
24
23
Packard Motors
32 31
20 ets.
Atlas Corpn.
9
Pennroad Corpn.
21
201
21
Auburn Automobile -19
181
Fenn Rly. (1)
201
197
Baltimore & Ohio... 101
104
Phil Petro (1)
.. 191
$110
Bendix Aviation, 14. 131
Plerte Arrow
34
Bethlehem Steel
243
Pub. Ser N.J. (230)
334
33
Boelig Airplane
7
Radio Corpn.
5+
51
Borden Co. (1.60)
22
Repub Steel
117
111
Borg Warner (dr.) 34
344
Rey. Tob "B" (3)
48
481
Case
501
Schenley
243
244
372
371
Canadian Pacifc
104
104
Sears Roebuck
Caterpillar Tract ... 431 421.
Shell Union Oil
Ch. Nat. Bk. (1.40) 22}* 221* C'Peake Corp. C'Peake Corp.
Simmons Co......
81
Th
(2.50)
Soc-Vic. (60)
134
'134
and 43
42
Brx, Cal. Ed. (1.50)
161
16
421
Southern Pacific
161
15
421
Southern Rly.
9%
91
71
Stan. Brands (1)
-144
141
Comin. Soly. (-80)... 19ł
*183
Stan. Cas
41 4
IN
34.
Sta. Oli Cal. (1)
324"
$8
Sta Oll NJ (1)
453 453
$9.40
cum. FT. (8) Congo-Nairn (1.80) Cons, Gas. NY Cons. O (28) Cont. Oll (25) Corn Prod (3)
44
Ster. Pro. (280)......
601
60"
Studebaker Corpn...
211
201
(2), 231
231
Texas G. Sulp (2) ...
334
331
54
83
Transamerica (112)
53
192
Un Car. and Carb
554
541
684
(1.40)
P
94
$4.
48
Un. Pac. Rlys. (6)..
Cwn. Cork $2.70 P.
Un. Alteraft Corp...
11*
11}
(2.70).
454*
On Air Line Trans...
53
51
3
3
24
United Corpn.
13
131
Curtiss Wright “A” `61
61
Uni. Gas Impr. (1.20)
53
$7
Delaware & Hudson
Univ. Leaf Tob,, (2)
-
Douglas Aircraft
23
19.30
Du Pont (2.602)
U.S. Pipe Fdry. (50) U.S. Rubber
12
111
581
291
291
Ug. Rub, $8 1st Pf.
+++
314
- 311
Elec. Autolite Co.
U.S. Steel
8
7%
US Steel $7 Pf. (2)
Elec. Bond 85 P1 (5) 52 514
Vanddium
121
121
Elec. Bond $6 Pf (8) 584 581
Vick Chem (2.402)...
Elec, Power & Light :3
27"
Warner Bros. Picts.
34
31
Fox Film "A"
147.
1541
$1.80
24
24+
Gen. Foods (1.80)
341
344
Gen. Motors (1d) ... 301
30
218*
West Union Tel ... West Air Brake (1) West E. & M. (.55).. Wilcox Oil and Gas Woolworths (2.40) Call Money...
448
441
581 57
1% 1%
271 27
(ex. div.
3:230;
*78.20
M.K. Hotels......
14.13
H.K Landa.....
131
$100
Do. 1% Debentares 3:00
3201
Shanghai Landa...,
$1
Metropolitan Lands...
$3.90
9.K. Gealties..........................
Chins Do...
123
Do Debentureaš.
18
Humphreys
New Asia Hotel
390
8.30
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243
$8
$56
Asia Realties=”A” 8.
Do.
Cainess Exlates
Cotter Mills
Jual Cottons(old)S.
" (news.
Wing On Textiles(15))
Public Utilities
framways
12.60/60
Pack 1*kins (oki) ..... $6
Da (MW)...) $77) Star Ferries
Zoong Singside
his
Telephones (ald)... 19.10)
$20
Yanmati Ferries
China Lights
18.10
$67)
HK. Electrica
#57
3231
Macao do.
Sandakan Lights
$194
$194
;|
Do. (new)
$1.0
China Buse8 ..............
10/6
Tractions
23/6
384
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Ludustriala
Malabon Sugart ...
$19 Caldbeck,
Macgregorcot,j8j
Canton lese
Cements
11
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Ohio (2-80) Chrysler (1d)
Col." Gas & Elec.
Comm. Sthrn Comm 8thrn.
Coty Inc.
Curtiss Wright
Bast. Koday' (4)
Mec. Bond & Share
Gen. Elec. (60)
*13
$1.80
352
i:
$2
Ropes *****
$127
Dairy Farmus
$12.6
$1.86
Ámulanyats ******
58.40
Ch. Etainment......
$1.40
45 ct..
$6 $1.10 20. ets.
33
$3
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prem
+
18
$34
Constractioan, (old)
Do,
(20)
Laus Crawfords......
Mackintosha
Nanyang Tobacco...
Sincpres Watsons
170 cts. Wm. Powells
3. C. Enterprises...
92.0.0.5410250.#Bda 99%
H.B. Gort. 4% Lonents
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317
Wallace Harper......
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32
$1.35
114
$100
M. Greyhounds...
Vibro Pileng
IMPORT RESTRICTIONS
IN ITALY
[Spoglad to the "Hong Kong Daily Press Copyright)]
Rome June 2.
+4
36
33
55 ct
M
$1,35
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282
13
MASS MARRIAGE IN KWANGSI
Cantoll, June 3.
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Gen. Rly. Sigs (1)... (221)
Hidden Co. (1)
Gillette Saf..(1).
SHARP REPLY TO
CRITICS
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press (Copyright).1
Press
Bertin, June 2., The Hitler Youth leader, Baldur von Shiragh, made a sharp reply to his critics who designat-
German Stations.
passible mutilation
COMPOSERS HONOURED
[Special to the "Hong Kung. Daily Press" (Copyright).]
Hamburg, June 2. The "Brahms" medalμthe highest German distinction for services in music, was awarded to five foreign and four German composers at the
ed the Hitler Youth as a godless Intemational musical festivity here movement in a speech on Sunday | on Sünday when the burgomaster. which was broadcast over all Krogmann, welcomed the members of the "General German Musical Association" and the "permanent council for international cooper- ation of composers", the latter body comprising of representatives of eighteen nations.
The speaker said "we have such a large share in the true re- ligious life in our time that we cannot be offended by people In order to abolish all bad cus-who, respite their pretensions; have toms and to economize on wed- no part in it. We all believe in The Import restrictions enacted ding ceremonies on the part of the Almighty God. since even the on February 16, have now been still the people, the Kwangel Provin- youngest of us are witnesses of further tightened up by the foreign clal Government has decided to the "miraculous transformation" carrency commissioner, Professor adopt the system of mass mar- which has been wrought in our Guarnerd who has extended the riage. Nanning will be the first nation through his help.
"Com .contingent system for the second place to practice the new system, radeship and unity are for us not half of the current year to numer- According to the regulations only political but also religious ous additionad raw materials," and formulated by the Kwangst Pro- conceptions. We bellevé We manufactured goods whose import vincial Government, mass wedding should serve the Almighty when is entirely forbidden or subject to will take place on the 1st Sunday we endeavour to make Germany special permission. Among these of every other month, every New unified and great and that service
Year a day. national day. Dr, Bunto Germany is really a true ser are butter, other fata; cocos, nish, dik, tron, steel, copper, nickel, lead, Yat Sen's birthday, and Confucius vice to God??
The Reich Youth Leader con- tin, zinc, coal, hides, and rubber.-birthday-- Trihiocean Kim Bôn,
Central Frein.
cluded his speech with an appeal
JUNE 4, 1935.
SCOTTISH TRADE
Display Opened By The Prince
(Special A 'Mail Service)
London, May 18. The Prince of Wales opened n special Scottish Section at british Industries House, Oxford Street. yesterday afternoon.
The Prince was greeted by u large crowd when he drove up to. the entrance, and inside De was welcomed by Lord Elgin and Kincardine, the president of the Scortisa National
Development Council, and others, associated with the formation of the new section. Before examining the various ex- titbits there were presented lam:-
་་
to
Bir John Jeffrey Sir Arthur Ruse, Commissioner for Scottish Special Areas; Sir James Lithgow, chairman of the Executive of the Scottish National Development Council; Sir Steven Bilstand, mem- ber of the Council; Sir Williama Goodchild, representative of HLM. Treasury on the Special Areas (Scotland) Committee; Sir Francis Goodenough, director of Hereford House, Limited; Sir Felix Pole, director of Hereford House, Limit- ed; Sir Edward Crowe, Comptrol- ler-General. Department of Over- seas Trade: Dr. & L. Burgin, M.P Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade: Mr. H. M. Troun- cer, chairman of the board of! directors ur Hereford House, Limit- ed; Lord Provost Buist of Dundee: Mr. P. Malcolm Stewart, Commis-
sioner for Specist Areas: Captain
C: A Salvesen, chairman of the Exhibitions Comcalttee of the Council; Mr. A. J. C. Walters, controller
British 0:
Industries House; Mr. T. Collett, London manager of the Scottish Section: and Mr." W. C. Kirkwood, general manager of the Council.
NEW SECTION
The new section
covers about
7.000 square feet of floor space. and It will be used chiefly for dis- playing the products and drawing attention 10
amenities the
ard Industrial possiblities
the of special areas in Scotland. There are 4 present about 40 companies represented, and a variety of manu- factures. “A function of the sec tion is to make contact in London with oversea and foreign manu- facturers
In his Introductory remarks Iord
London Elgin sald
was becoming more and more a com- mercial centre for the Empire and the world. Scotland Was Dow und beginning to realize more
more that they must go out and look for new markets and for the new needs of their customers. In Scotland they had the best mate- rial, and labour which could not be surpassed in any other part of the Empire.
The Prince of Wales, after out- Hining the history of the events leading up to the establishment of the section, sald the decision to hold it in British Industries House was a very wise inove. "I am always very anxious to encourage any well-planned efforts to extend our markets," said the Prince, "and as the patron of the Scottish National Development Council 1 welcome any effort such as this which will keep the Industrial capacities of Scotland in the minds "of London and foreign buyers.. Scotland has been especially hard hit, and in inaugurating this sec- tion. I most sincerely hope it will have the success that it really de- serves, and that it will serve in some measure to restore to Scot- land that industrial prosperity which unit recent years she has been able so proudly to claim.”
I
PROTESTS AGAINST
FASCISTS
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dail Press" (Corright).]
Paris, June 2.
The disbandment and disarma ment of all "Fascist bodies is de- manded in a proclamation which was issued on Sunday by the Com- mittes of Anti-Fascist Activity In Paris.
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New York-London Cotton, July
Cotton, October Rubber. July
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834 831
Last
June 3
4912
11.24
Close Open 10.20 -0.40 11.00
492 492 492. 11.03 11.04 11.09
10.03
10.74 10.75 10.79
12.23
12.31 12.31 12.31
Rubber, September
12,94
12.45 12.45
12.46
Wheat, July
83
Corn, July
787
791 то
Winnipeg Wheat, July
824
STOCKS
American Smelting
421
424
434 434 421
23+ 234
244 237 134
71
7
8
77-471
30 30
301
301
30
Int. Tel and Tel.
8
81 B
Bi
Loew's Inc.
381
381
387 382 387
Montgomery W.
241 241 25
N.Y, Central
-18
Standard Ol Co. of NJ. U.S. Stçel
451 317
25+ 251 104 161 ∙16 401 481 • 461 314 317 31+ 911
Consolidated Gas of NY. EL Bend and Share. General Motors
NORMANDIE ALTERS
COURSE
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Preas" (Copyright).]
Parts June 2. The new mammoth liner, Nor- mandle, now making an attempt. on her maiden voyage, for the blue riband. has been compelled, by the appearance of icebergs, to alter her course southwards to the win- zer Atlantic route, according to a rodiogram from the ship.
Since this is about one hundred miles longer than the summer route it is feared that the ship, which with the average speed of 29.24 knots. hitherto maintained, would have beaten the German Lloyd Liner Bremen's record, will not succeed in achieving the covet- ed distinction of the fastest Atian- tic crossing in this trip.
It is understood that the Captain of the ship bas, with the return of favourable weather. asked permis- sion to return by the northern
te.
Irurienzean Kva Min."
DUTCH EXPORT LEVY ON RUBBER
Batavia, June 3. The Aneta Agency learns that the method of imposing an extra. export levy on rubber is still being
considered.
The Dutch Premier, Colijn, has pointed out on several occasions the necessity for obtain- ing extra revenue by export fiscal tax on rubber.— Beuter.
GERMAN DELEGATION TO LONDON
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright).]
ij
Berlin, June 2.. The German delegation to the London Naval conference left by ait for London on Sunday after- coon
The delegation headed by Von Ribbentrop in the capacity of, Ambassador Extraordinary and plenipotentiary includes Rear Admiral Schuster, Captain Kider- len and a number of experts:-- Transocean Kuo Min.
POLICE SWOOP DOWN.
On Perak River Island
Ipah, May 27.
The committee asserts that the The recipents of the award were Adriani
Fasciats constitute a perpetual Lualdi, Italy, Albert Roussel, France, Jean Sibelius, Fin-same time the proclamation' pro- threat to peace and liberty. At the land, Kurt Atterberg, Sweden tests against the Government's Herbert Bedford, Britain, while the policy of plenary powers and de- by Perak detectives to-day resulted A sensational raid carried out Germans honoured were Siegmund
crees which are directed at further in 11 persons being arrested on an Von Hausegger, Hans Pfitzner, von exploiting the workers and the island in the Perak River north of Recznicek and Josef Hass.— Traniacean Kuo Min.
to confessional youth leaders who still stood aside, adding that he would take action against slan derers of the Hitler Youth Transocean-Kua. Mín,
needy.
Five hundred thousand members of the Anti-Fascist Activity group have been exhorted to stand by in order to counter any further en- croachment on the rights of la bourers.
Pramaccan K'uo
Kuala Kangsar,
is alleged that they were attempting to hold a secret society meeting.
This locality, a couple of years ago, was the scene of the start in the May Day Hots in the Kuala Kangsar District resulting in the
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Tal Yang. Dodwell's, Jane, 17. Suwa Maru, N.Y.K., June 7. Sydney Marn, D.S.K, June 6.
Tamara, Gilman's, Juk
arrest of more than 100 Chinese and several Malaya
The detectives' action follows two recent prosecutions in conse quence of whigh the police have been engaged in looking into the activities of certain people,
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