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Bo. (London) Chartered Banks ....... Mercantile Bks
Du.
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1,035/40
£103
£14
£13)
$7th
Bank of East Asia...
$70
N, U. à 5. Banki ....... Am. U. r. Corp: 5. Un. Fin. Corp. Urd, 8.
Do.. Pref.
Canton enTALICAS.
$180
$180
Underwritera
$1.10
1370
Lina Fres
3389
$180
34
$36
130
Audos pro
19
Do. (ur.)
60/1) #11
SIGN
Waterbust
Mining
Amtamoks
Balateos
21 ots.
-32/6
KOTA
Union Insura2006 **
H.K. Fire...............
international Asaco, S.
Shipping
Donglassa ............... $30
Steamboats
781sta
180 eta $18
Baguio Gold........
$12.10 Benguet Consolidated
13 atu Do Exploration 34 ots.
Bato Big Wedge.............
Goldfield ...
etc.
bjate.
United Paracales .....
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YUMSTOLAVERNA
Langkata (singis) S.;
Explorations.
Räubs........
12.30 Venezuela Goid Fids..
175
·9741
153 ota
Jucks, WharTAS,
Godowns, ata,
.K. & K. Wharves,
Providents (old) ........
Do.
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QUOTATIONS
Now York/London Cross-rate New York Cotton-Vob. New York Habber-Dec Chicago Wheat
Change of Dall .00 off
68.17 88.90 .03 ap 65] €5) unchanged
Last Today's High Low Close Close 4.94 1.93 494 4,931 10.49 10.43 11.88 35
Chicago Corn
-Dec. -Dec.
10.50 10.44 1175 11.88 93 921
.19 off
off
Montreal Silver --Dec.
67 66) 68,00 88.00
57 BBA
I off
Silver-Official
Dow Jones Averages
30 Industriais
133,06
High-1934/36 Low: Sept. 11. Sept. 3. Change
84.08 134.03 133.33
20 Raile
62.96
7.16 37.25
38.75
,00 off
20 Utilities
31.03
14.39 271..
20.46
.93 off!
27.17
84.73 0.3
96.66
11 Commodity Index
66.24
$1.98 .63.58
63.33
Uff off .35 of
1:
40 Bonds
Business Done: -1,980,000 shares.
ABYSSINIA TO STAND FIRM·
Encouraged By Sir Samuel's Speech
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(Special to the 'Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright).1
Addis Ababa, Sept. 13...
A deep Impression has been made here by Sir Samuel Hoare's speech which has been translated into Ambarish, and leaflets arO being distributed throughout the country. The speech, it is stated. has
encouraged Breatly
the Government who declare that Abyssinia will stand firm and ofter no further concessions to Italy other than those already made. The Emperor himself still hopes that England will be able to avert war, and his radio speech announced for Friday is being awaited with eager interest.
EMPRESS BROADCAST
4
The radio talk in French and English for the women of the Empress m world, held by the Tuesday, was unintelligible every- where except in Abyssinia, on ac- count of deliberate interference by some other transmitter, it is learned. In this appeal
NOW
MEMBERS:
S E. Levy & Ob.
1. IOE HOUSE STREET
INVESTMENT, BANKERS 4. BROKERS
NEW YORK COTTON EXOWANGE
COMMODITY #ICHANGE, INC. N.T.
UHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE, ING.
CORRESPONDENTS FOR
WHITE, WELD & CO., NEW YORK
BRITISH TEAM BEATEN
By American Polo, Players
1
New York, Sept. 12 The American Open Polo Cham- plonship which this year includes
which was intended as a reply to Italian propaganda, six languages were transmitted" on short wave from a station at Rome, and the an entry "from the Hurlingham Empress then called on Heaven Club of England
commenced
at
to protect Abyssinia from "civil-Meadowbrook Club, Long Island, sers" who only bring sorrow, NY, to-day, when the first round
ratches were played. havoc, thirst and rain.
Invade
were
The British players were drawn "Mighty armies.", sald the Em-
against the Hurricanes and are preparing to press," our land under false pretende of beaten in their first match by bringing, civilisation to our peace- nine goals to eight. ful agricultural population which lives in communion with God and Nature.
Stock & Div Adams Express ....... Amer. Can (4)
Last Sale Sept. 11, 12
Stock & Div
Last Sale "Sept. 1
12
9
81
Gold Dust (1.20)
18
154
****** 145
143
Goodyear
201
201
Am Cyanamid "B"
Int. Cement
291 29
(25dr.)
241
248t.
Int. Nick (80)
111
10
Am. For. Pwr
7
7
Int. Tel. & Tel.
744
74
AL
Am. For. Pwr, $7 1st
PI.
Johna Mariville
241
24+
341
33
Kennecott (.151)
441
44
11ots. Am Locomotive
17 174
Loew's (1)
251
251
Am Radiator
181 18
1st,
Do.
Lprill (1.20) .......
74
75
am. Smelting
471
481
Mont. Ward.
37
36+
71
Gold River
Am. T. and T. (9)... 1443
1441
Nat City Bk. (1)
291*
292.
130 ct
Gold Creek.....
***
31 cts
12 ot
Salacot Mining ......13 oth
30 ets,
po Mining................................
Am Tob "B" (5)` ... 100 Am. Waterworks (1) 17 Am. Waterworks $6
1011
Nat, Da. P. (1.30)...
154
15+
171
Nat. Distillers
31
301
Nat. Pwr. Lt. (80)...
101
104
38 cts
togous
pret (8)
76
77*
N.Y. Central
261
- 251
11/8
Kailans
314
11/ $101
Anaconda Copper
201
201
N. Amer. (50c, %s)
201
201
Atch.
T. and 8. r.
28
Pac. Cas (1.50)
273
Jež
$21
(2sd.)
531
521
Pac. Ling. (3)
431
43
$51
Shanghai LoLIN
$8
Auburn
Automobile 37
371
37
Packard Motors
54
51
171.
$2.10
Baltimore & Ohio
174
17
Penn. Rly. (1) .....
29+
291
Bethlehem Steel
391 39
Phil. Petro (1)
27+
261
Boeng Airplane
142
.141
Pub. Ser N.J. (2.80)
421
42+
Borden Co. (1.60)
51
-50
Radio Corpn.
at
B
Do. (old))
374
Do.
. (new))
372
Borg. Warner (lar) Case
772
18+
Rey. Tob "B" (3)"..
581
57
w
Schenley
38
38
|50 c s.
20 cts.
10 at
Canadian Pactit
10) 107
Sears Roebuck
801
594
19
11. W. Jocks
28
Caterpillar Tract
52 511
Soc-Vac. (80)
114
11i
¿
S. Cuina Motors A'
3h. Nat. Bk (1.40)
312*
312-
Sm. Cal. Ed. (1.50)
22
221
Dy
O'Peake Corp. (2.50)
Southern Pacific
202
201
$78
Shanga Docka S.
$78
C'Peake
Corp. and -482
46
Stan Brands (1)
13+
131
34
New Engineerings8.
14
Ohlo (2.80)-
47
461
Stan. Gas
61
$240
tlong kow
Chrysler (14)
721 711
Sta On NJ (1)
45
44...
Col. Gas & Elec,
131
131
Ster. Pro. (2.80)
64)
841
Comm. Solv. (-80)..
201 201
Studebaker Corpn
201 204
$3.20
Comm. Sthin.
17
2
Texas G. Sulp (2)
35
351
come
3234
+
Comm. 8thrn
8
8
Transamerica (1,124)
$100
cum. Pr. (6),
57+
574
Un, Car, and Carb
Cons. Gas. N.Y (2) 28 -
271
Cons. Ol (28)
82 3)
(4.40) ! cc--་་་ཡ་་
69
69
Un Pac. Rlys. (4)... 1034
102
Cant Oil (25)
20
191
Com Prod (3)
67
661
Un. Aircraft Corp.... · 18}
187
Un. Air Line Trans...
9
91
17
Douglas Aircraft
311
314
"33
Du Pont (3-80%)
125+
124
United Corpn........
41
Uni. Gas Impr. (1.20)
164
18
Elec Bond & Share
134
131
Univ Leaf Tob, (2)
64
652
Elec. Bond $5 PI (5)
0.8. Indus Alcohol...
461"
481
Elec. Bond $0 P1 (6) 67.. -
64
U.S. Rubber
151
141
$5.70
$6.0
Fox Film "A"
U.S. Steel
.............489
appointments
45%
184
Gen. Elec. (80)
342
34
army. In
Vanddium
171
171
$40
10.
(new S
$40
Gen Foods (1.80)))
334
32+
reserve
381
Zoong dings
Warner Bros.
Picts. ᎾᎿ
Bi
E8
+25
Wing Un Foxtiles(5.)
Gen. Motors (id)
461
451
128
West E. & M. (65)..
791
773
Publie Ctilities
Gen. Rly. Bigs (1)... 33ł
34
1
Tramways ..............................
攀
- Bid
+ ex. div.
$15
Do (newj...
#781 Star Ferries
$77
$72
$17.50 Yaumati Furries
$17
$8.05
China Lights .....................
$8
$20
H.A. Zectrics..... Macho
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13
bandakau Lights ........
1
319)
19.60
16
$7.90
33.40
$14
3100
$201
$10
34
14
171
$11.30
11
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings ri,K. Hotels
H.K Lands........... Du..4% Debentures Shanghai Landa.....~. Aletropolitan lazds..
China Do............in de
$13o. Pebenturess.
Humphreys
New A Hotel
Ann Healties “A”D.
Do,
$88 Chinces Estates...
Cotton Mills
D'iu Cottons(uld S.
Ewoa
"".
Peak Trams (old) .......]
Telepones (old)
Do. (UU)...
China Buses ...........
10/6 Fractio
Do. (pref.).....
Industriais
Sel
Malabon Sugare k
319
Caldbook Jurus El
$13
Mangregors [pret,}19.|
$1.80
$2.90
$2 16
$15)
$4
$1.10
[26 CLM.)
23
37
$3.05
Canton los $1 Ceinents
Ropes ........
artisvellaneoSS
Dairy Farma
Amusemeaza ......
Ch. E'tainments................ Constructions, (old)
.Do.
(DOW)
Lane Crawfords.......
Mackinto vocarente Nanyang TobaccOL- Nincared... Watsuus
70 ata. W
Powells
M. Greyhounds.
5. U. Enterprises ........
90%. Uh.G.5,19280.78ds.
ALE. Gorb, 4% Loans
Do.
12
31.35
preu
prem.
น
Wallace darper......
255
H.K. Wing Us ............
S'hal Do Vibro Pileng
MR. RICKETT'S PLANS
Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
"Press" (Copyright),] =
NEW YORK
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STOCK AND
COMMODITY QUOTATIONS
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New York-London .....
Cotton, October ......
10.44
Cotton, May........................
10.63
Last
September 13
11.00 Close Open 10.20 10.40
4934
4937 4933 4937 10.40 10.42 10,41.
10.03
10.59 10.03
$2
Rubber, December
11.58
11.41 11.41
11.30
Chicago Wheat, December
92
924 924
116)
Chicago Wheat. May
931
931 931
Corn, December
561
501
Бол
i $1.10
Corn, May
57+
ST
573
STOCKS
484
482
491
497
492
271 271
28
281
281
EL Bond and Share ...
131
131
131
13
134
General Motors
s
451
45
46
451
10% 11
11
11
11
44
434 447
441 441
381
361 30%
37
N.Y. Central
251
254 251 261
Standard On Co. of NY. 1.8. Steel
44
451
30% 26 444 44 44 461 46) 461
ARMY CHANGES
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Pelping, Sept. 12. "It is learned that General Sung Cheh-yuan has decided to come here from Tientsin on September. 15,
American Smelting Consolidated Glas of "N.V
Int. Tel and Tel
Loew's Inc.
Montgomery Wardeverm
GREEK MONARCHY.
1. REICHSTAG CONVENED
Athens, Sept 12
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright).]' The plebiscite on the question of
Nuremberg, Sept. 12. the restoration of the Monarchy,
The German Reichstag has been has been fixed for October · 27. Though the announcement of a de- convoked for Sunday at Nuremberg Anite date has somewhat cleared in order to hear an important Gov- the atmosphere among the popula-ernment declaration It is announ- delegated to take over the affairs on and army, it is evident the difced. Proceedings will open at B have got in my pocket" said the Garrison Headquarters from and the War Minister, Kondylis is
Budapest, Sept. 12. Mr. Rickett arrived here by air Athens yesterday. The acknowledgement by Italy of the concession agreement which **I
from
Rickett in replying to pressmen
is a mere matter of respect for
Mr. Yang Cheng-nan, has been
General (Wang Shu-chang. A part
Lorences between Signor Alraris
Transocean Kuo Min
not yet settled. The leaders of of the staff will be transferred to the People's Party demand the serve in the Peiping Branch Mili reinstatement of General Panagio- the sanctity of agreements taty Council, while the rest will be takos as commander of the first of the republic in view of the ap-
He had no intention of selling reta ned.UPON ARR the concession to Italy, said General Hsiao Cheng-ying, Mem- Army Corps as well as the resigna Rickett, but would reveal nothing ber of Peiping Branch Milliary of his future plans except that Council, accompanied by Generat
he is learing for London on Fong Chi-an left for: Siwan this
morning to inspect 37th Division Transeras Kuo Ming
stral News Aganoj.
ton of Kondylis, and there seems a probablity of a Government crisis
Republicans are already, premar ing a great campaign in support
proaching plebiscite and the Press are sympathising with Venizelos. It is stated that the ex-statesman himself will assume charge of the propaganda for the Republic, Transocean Buo Min
Do Italian mothers suffer as *much as Abyssinians at thought or the irreparable losses which war causes?
Aurora eliminated Old Westbury by eleven goals to nine and will meet the Hurricanes in the semi- final round of the competition:
Hurlingham played the Ameri-. own game. They cans at their rede hard and worked excellently
"Abyssinia's conscience is clear, together but lost a terrific battle and she extends brotherly wel-In which the result wsa in doubt
all to
who come here until the end. honourably"...
1
FOREIGNERS IN ARMY
1
At the end of the fourth chuk- ker the British players led by seven goals to Ave. The Ameri- cans drew up at 7-7 at the and of the fifth chukker.
A decree prohibiting foreigners from serving with the Abyssinian
Sanford scored five goals for ermy, has now been rescinded by the Hurricanes while Gerry netted Negus. Those members of the three and Strawbridge" one. For Swedish
STILL WINNING
Lawson Little Progresses
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 12. Lawson Little continues to make progress in the Open Amateur Golf Championship of the United States, The British sing played here. title holder has now reached the semi-finals.
In his fifth round match; against
W. B. McCullough, Jnr., Little won by five and three to play.
Other fifth round results were: Johnny Goodman beat Melstër six and five;
Fred Haas beat Nash four and three;
Walter Emery beat Eddie Held Ave and three;
Kocis
beat Tommy
seven and six;
Goodwin
Joseph Lynch beat "Oliver Tran- sue four and three;
Jack Munger beat Harry Givan on the 19th green;
Voigt beat Turnesa one up.
QUARTER-FINALS
Gree
Eniery at Munger four and
six and
Lynch beat Haas, two and one; Little beat Voigt four the three. In the 8mi-final round Little
Goodman beat Kocis
five;
and Belgian military the Hurlingham Club, Captain P. missions have now been officially P. Sanger scored Ave, E. H Tyr-meets Goodman and Emery will recalled, and those who prefer trell Martin two and Captain HP. play Lynch--- remain in Abyssinia will be given Guinness one.
20
.....
in the regular
Captain H. C. Walford was No. addition 14 Belgian for the Hurlingham Club while officers, and
Swiss Rathborne made up the American technicians are expected to ar- quartette.-- rive soon. The Belgians will be| Reuzer- employed as infantry Instructors. while the Swiss will train anti- aircraft gunners, and also be
f
responsible for the upkeep guns which are mostly of Swiss manufacture.---
Transocean Kuo Min,
INDIAN "ELECTORAL REFORM
EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
AT GENEVA
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright).1
Reuter.
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
Nanking, Sept. 12. Proposal to actively promote knimal husbandry in the North- west as an aid to the conservancy of Hwang-ho was adopted at the 13th meeting of the standing com- mittee of the National Economic Council, which was held here yes- terday afternoon. Geneva, Sept. 12.
Presided over by Mr. Wang "After 1.0 exchange of views, Ching-wei the meeting was at- the Committee of Five gave its tended by two other standing subcomittee general instructions members Dr. H. H. Kung and Mr.. London, Sept. 13.
for the elaboration of the drafts Sun Fo. Mr. Chin Fen, Secretary- Sir Laurie Hammond, Chairman of proposals witch eventually will general of the said Council, also of the Committee appointed at the be submitted to the two Govern-partic'pated in the discussions, end of July to make recommenda- ments concerned as tions for the delimitation of con- the peaceful settlement stituencies in the future Indian
dispute". Federal and Provincial Legisla-
This brief communique issued by tures, left London India, accompanied by the Secre the League Secretariat after yes- tary of the Committee, Mr. J. Gterday evening's session, of the committee, refers, it is understood Laithwait. The two other mem- bers, who are in India, are Mr.
for to-day
Justice Rao, and Mr. Justice Dir Muhammed.
a basis for of the
in League circles, to a suggestion hat a treaty similar to that con-
cluded between England and Iraq The Committee will start Its should be signed between Italy work at Simla on a September 28 and Abyssinia. By this is as- and will thereafter tour various sumed that Italy would receive provinces. Sir, Laurie Hammond the right to station garrisons in will also pay a special visit to Abyssinia and control the police.
Wh'le M. Laval will discuss this Burkin
The Committee is expected to proposition with Baron Alois in submit. its report at the begianing the next few days, the committee of next year. It is understood Jur'sts will draw up the proposals thate considerable amount of in legal form. Should the private the states- preparatory work has already negotiations betweeti been carried out in India, which men not have led to a satisfactory should much facilitate its taak result by the end of the week, the British Wireless.
Jurist committee it is stated, will hand in its drafts to the League Council.
CLOSE WIN FOR THE
M.C.C. TEAM
In addition to the development of animal husbandry in the North- west, the meeting also decided to appropriate $20,000 for the planta- tion of clover plants in that
area.
The meeting among other things also passed departmental budgets
24th fiscal year-
the enterprise expenditures for Central News Agency,
RED ARMY MANOEUVRES
(Special to "Hong Kong [Dally__Presa"})
(By Telegraph, Copyright, Telo-- graphic Missagos Ordinance, 1804. Becelted, September 15.30 p.m.) Moscow, Sept. 13: French and Italian military delegations consisting of hign staff officers, among them the The League assembly held no deputy chief staff of the French season yesterday afternoon, Fer- Army General Loisean arrived at sistent rumours current here Kley in order to attend the Red yesterday evening was to the effect army manoeuvres beginning at that the United States Senator the Klev sectors on Thursday. London, Sept. 13. Pope, who is still staying in A banquet an honour of the The M.C.C. West Indies team Geneva, sent a telegram to the foreign visitors was given by the defeated Mr. HD.G. Leveson Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell commander of the Kiev military Gower's eleven at Scarborough by Hull yesterday urging him to take sector, Kushinski. The manoeu- The score detalls were- the small margin of two runs Initative in calling a conference Vres will last several days and ally units, mechanised of the Kellogg Pact signatories for include the purpose of deciding to put units and aircraft taking M.C.C. 268 (Ames 101 not out, Baxter 6 for 78) and 124 (Baxter those countries which break the'r prominent part. The task set the
for 47). Vonligations under the pact by be- troop expected to be Mr. Leveson Gower's eleven 125 g'nning a war, outside the pale of repalaion of an imaginary attack
from Polish Gali and 265
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the law Transocean to Min
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