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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

onareprokers" Association

WEDNESDAY,

Bayars Belleza Bais Nasip OCTOBER. 15,

$1,020

£1051

213

£18

£19

$10

11

$180

5377

$176

$180

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STU

12:

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Banks

น

H.K. Banks *********$1,015

10. (London) .......

Chartered Banks ... Mercantile His “A”

Do.

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Bank of East Asia. $81 N, O. & S. Barks .......i "Am. O. Hu, Corp: B.) Ch. Fin Corp. ord. Si

Do.

147

Ballara

Bales

白

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1935.

NEW YORK STOCK

COMMODITY

American Smelting

い

AND

QUOTATIONS

(Through 'Reuter's Agency)

Last

Close Open

New York-London

4902

Cotton, December

10 83

$1048

Cotton, May

10.95

2131

Rubber, December,

12,82

12.93 12.93

Chicago Wheat, Décember

104

Eist

Chicago Wheat, May

1027

Corn, December

61

Corn, May

591

801

October 16 10.30 1045 11.00 4907

491 401 10.89 10.88 10.89 11.00 11.03 11.01

12.93 104 1041 1031 103 613 611 593

-Pref. S.

STOCKS

Instrinate

Canton Insurances,

531

53

52

53

$180

Underwriters

$1.10

Anacona Copper.

213 211 201 21

$1.10

3788/3/771

Union muran $373.

Consolidated Gas of NY.

282 28+ 28 287

$31 211 29

Chins Fires

$390

1382

El, Bond and Share

127

123

121

121

123

HK Fines

BINO

International Assco. S.

General Motors

491

49

483

{8};

487

$4

Shipping

Int. Tel. and Tel,

10

91

10

10 104

$36

Doügianus 10**

$36

Loew's Inc.

48.

481

473 481

***

Sabonk

331

Montgomery W.

331

331 331

331

$30

Indios (prekĮ

NY. Cer.tral

224 221

221

485 338 23A 23

$13

Do.

{uet.,

312

Standard Oil Co. of N.J,

45)

447 443

442

730

73/11

US Steel

481

451. 481

442 401

W

3:1

#11

Mining

7 cts. Autamoks

189 cta

$14 Baltuos

22 etc.

Baguio Gold ...

179cx,

Benguet Consolidato.

$10.50

DO

1:3 at

Do.

Exploration ota Goldfield

810.40

15 et

90 cts,

Shells.....

Bot. Big Widge

Gold Crouk...

United Paracales...s Sulacot Mining ......fia pu.

po Mining.............

36 ctg ********

1/8

$13

HA

D}

Kalinus ............. Latig kala Aɔingloj S.;

Exploration.

Sanagia Lonte s

39.30 Venezuen Gold Fide.

578 3:0

Jocks, WhatYOS,

Godonna, AĞA,

K. & X, WY arves

6.65

45 ote.

20 cts.

19

$3.16

-

324.40

Du.

fold (new)

Do.

Proridente tulus...45 eta.

10. [How)

i.. W. Docke

A Chios Muton'À

፡፡

10:6

3101

101

63

381

$2.10

$72 $70

50 cts,

8

1. Du

180

Shangua Docke S.

$78

$4

New Engineerшgs,

..... 8.

3100

$24

32374 Hongxows

Lands, Hotais, and

Balldings

H.K. Hotels...

B. Lands............ Do. 4% Liebentures

$129 Bangun

Metropolitan Lanus..

ti..matics..........

Do. Debouturean.

Humphreys din 32,90

New Asia Howl

Asta allies “A” D.

Ju.

Cotton Mill

Ewas ................

$10

$4

$4

业 $35

$7.10

17

".

S

$36

Chinese Estates......

$0.00

$5.80

768

$40

S'ha Cottonatuld,>

10.

{news.

ర

$25

10.70/1

531

$44

J

$78

Stat Forridin

17

S

$3

ས་

China Lights

$20

$10)

· Loong sings vađe

Wing Un Lexiles(13.)

Pubile Utilities

framways.* $10.70

Punk irakis (vid) ...

Yaumau Ferries

Jo

| $7,810

1621

...

$63H.. Biserica

Macao Semakan Ligiats ....

Teleppolice (old) $17.35

Lu. (LOW)

$111

But

I tractบบบ

25/-

581

$191

Caldbeck, onu, di

1.80

Canton Lede

!!!!!

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New York Stock Exchange Quotations en Page` 2. "

NATIONAL ATHLETIC

L.

MEETING

Strong Malayan Contingent

Special to the "Hong Kong Daily best squad at home a close race

press (Copyright).T

for the championship...

Shanghal, Oct. 8.

To the Chinese community of Shanghai, October 10 this year will mean more than the Inde-

10 stependence Day of China... Early that morning, at least 80.000 51 the population, no matter where they live, will be going in one direction, to the newly-built mil- lion-dollar stadium at the Civic Centre.

$3.15

$25

340

10

$5-

877 $10

$8

EM

$33.10

$14.60 d

Industrials

Maisbon Bugare...

$13 Maogregoinfurt, 18.)

Versals

top | $1.80

Misceliana

Dasey Farius san

'Amtmanènts i

Ch. E'tainmenta..............

Constructions, (old))

Du.

[HOW)

Lane Crawford.......... .....

Macemtose

$1.10

20 ots

$31

$1.50

$14.00

14.00/.'60

K $1.10

95 c.a.

322

$7

+37

Nanyang Toumise..

$3

$2.80

Riucoess

冒

$2.40

170 cta.

Wm.

Powells

56 sta.

$2

01

31.30

Watsuns

Mt. Greyhounda s****..

S., Enterpris

*

91%. C.G. 5,19250.9Bda 83x prett

$56

11.K. tort. 4% Logas, 63°),

Do 31%

Wallace Harper......

H.K. Wing O

'bai

Do.

Vibro Pileng

SHANGHAI LEADS

Shanghai, Oct. 15. The completion of the men's track and fed events in the Na- tional Athleie Meet finds Shang- with the track Arst bal

од

77 points, followed by Malaya, with 23, and Bhand with 17,

par.

350 #011 13

SHIPPING MOVEMENT

1:

Three thousand, youthful athie- tes of both sexes. the cream sports talent from the four corners of the country and from as far as the Chinese communities in the South Seas, will participate in the gigantic ten-day sporting pra- gramme.

TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP

MAS a final gesture in the pre- partion of the Shanghai team for the National

Auditorium

Athletic Meet.

to

PROHIBITION OF

EXPORTS

Special to the Hong Kong Daily

Drex Copyright),

Geneva, Oct 15.

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The prohibi,ion of die export "Key macerials" to Italy, was scussed by the economic sub- commttle during the three-hour session on Tuesday afternoon, at which Mr. Eden, the French de- legale, Massigil and the Rumaniat foreign minister, Titulescu were present. These measures ware dealt with first in deference to the French wishes, since originally was intended to discuss the boy- cott of Lalian exports simultane- pusly. This question will be ex- amined at Wednesday's sitting.

The chief among the materials recommended for prohibition: ware nickel, chrome,

tungs.en, zinc, calcium 12 wolfram. Eventual measures which could be taken for the preventing of banned mater- als being delivered by the states which are non-members of the League, wire also discussed.-- Transocean 15164

WAR NECESSITIES

Geneva, Oct. 15.

Link by link, the sanctions chun is doing thekorably woven at League of Nations' commillees' sessions The Economic sub- Committee to-day gave first read- ing in a list of materials necessary for the conduct of a war on the basis of walch, after further con- sideration, E2 anti-Italian em- bargo wil be recommended.

is

The list is not yet published, bu* believed to include rubber. Biycerine, iron ore, pig iron, lead, copper, zinc, manganese, tungsten, and nitric acid.

of

20

It is understood that the mull- any experts committee has agreed to augment President Roosevelt's list of arms on which an embargo, will be recommended to include all apparatus used in chemical or incendiary warfare. It has been decided that all gases used for

war purposes will be included in the prohibited list-- Reuter

the

The aim of the commitice is local lelegation 0! 200 strong

first to atack the products which gathered in the Civic Centre are supplied to Italy entirely or to receive the city's mainly shy the sales participating flag from Mayor Wu

Te-Chenin sanctions. The question yesterday afternoon The ban- certain

other manufactured ner was handed by the Mayor semi-manufactured goods is bein to Mr. Tslan Kien-Bel, chief re

referred to military experts. presentative of the Shanghal team following a speech, in which Mayor Wu encouraged, the athletes show true sportsmanship and put up a spirited struggle in the forth

Following the pre- coming meet. sentation of the fag. the athletes Mr. Lin Sen, aged President of took their path under the ender the National Government, arrived ship of T. T. Ho, the 'ocal captain, déclaring their willingness to abide in Shanghai yesterday from Nan- king to inaugurate the Champion-with. the referees' decisions their ship Meet. Mr. Wang Ching-Wei, spirit of co-operation and sports-

manship. President of the Executive Yuan, į

Geneva, Oct. 15. and at least one hundred other

The list of commodities neces- government officials wil; honour

To ensure discipline among thesary to enable Italy to continue, the occasion with their presence.

athletes and to avoid disputes con. hostilites has been compiled by Unprecedented in the history o cerning decisions of judges. the the Economic sub-Committee of, sports in China. two delegation Preparations Committee has an- the League, and restrictive action from overseas Chinese communt-nounced a "list of over 200 officials, now under consideration.

travelled have

some 2,000 chosen from anong educators. ngles to their fatherland to join physical directors and business- the competitions. Larger than

men of unquestionable integrity, many of the provincial teams at who will act as referees, judges, home, the Malayan Chinese de umpire and inspectors during the legation which is composed of 150

ten-day competitions, men and women members arriver here on October 5. The other over- seas Chinese team is a basketbal! squad from the Phlippines.

ties

FORMIDABLE TEAM

the

200 OFFICIALS

18.

EMBARGO LIST

The articles on which an em- bargo is proposed fall into two groups, those like pe rol, coal and cotton largely drawn from non- member states: and those like managanese and iron,

some Every "faclilty is be ng given by minerals and rarer metals like Central Goverment to the 'ungsten and wolfram, the source National Athletic Meet, that of which la practically entirely in everything which is within its the hands of League members. capacity. Besides a huge subaldy No action is likely to be taken Of special interest to sporting from the Ministry of Finance. the to restrict Italy's suppiles of the circles at home is the news that Ministries of Communications and Ars: category untu non-members several members of the Malayan | Rallways have issued instructions of the League can be consulted. Chinese delegation have this year to all government-owned shipping but broken no less than seven China companies and ral.way adminis National track, field and swimming trations to grant reductions in records. "Likewise, the Chinese train and streamer fares for the 01 athletes Lo basketball team from the P. I. re transportation "ported to be one of "the best. In Shanghai and back to their re-. the best in the Islands, and con- spective homes...

the to give sequently is certain

NEW MOVE TO AID LANCASHIRE

48pecial Air Mall Service)

London, Sept. 30. In response to strong representa - ions from Lancashire, the British Government is to take action to prevnt foreign cloth from being sold in Empire markets as "Bri-

ish made."

I understand that the Govern- The 3.3 "Chitral" left Shanghai ment has accepted the view that for Hong Kong on the 15th instant to qualify for that description, at 3 p.m., and is due here on the textiles must be spun, woven and Mnished in this country. New re- 18th instant at about 8 m.

gulations to this effect are expect ed.

Flew of the Handle

A tourist walking along a coun-

Liaoning with 15 and. Kwang- try lane came across a man with tung with 13. Shinghal was a dejected expression on his face also frs in the field events gazing up into a large oak tree, with 51 points, followed by Following his glance, the tourist Liaoning, 24: Pelping, 19, Nanking, was astonished to see a baby car 16, Kwangtung, 12, Hopel, 10 and wedged among the branches. Malaya. 7. In the women's track and field events.. Shanghai was drat with 138 points, Malaya, 45. Kwangtung. 26. Fuklen, 22 and

Honan. 10- fleuter.

"How on earth did that get there?" be inquired.

The Colonial Governments have already been advised of the Gov- ernment's intentions, and ordin- ances issued in West India, gin- gapore and Ceylon' have warned raders that a change in the re- gulations is imminent.

hian United Preis-by mail).

guations, they can then be ship- ped legitimately as British goods.

y this, ruse Japan has been able to Burke, her cloth in the Colon

recommendations for im- mediate action are expected with respect to the second group of commodities.

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The Economic Committee will alscuss the question of the anti- Italian boycott of

xports to- morrow:- Reuter

COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES

Geneva, Oct. 15. The task or the newly formed sub-committee for compensation les as part of the Britah quota, chairman, the Spanish delegate, questions was outlined by the thus increasing her own exports

Cantos at the nrst meeting held and reducing the proportion of

on Tuesday. The purpse of com- British trade. During the first eight months of 1935, nearly 17,-pensation by the sub-committee '3 comformably with Paragraph. III 500,000 square yards of Japanese cloth have been shipped to Bri- of Article XVI to reduce the losses tain. Much of this cloth, it is of the disadvantages arising out freely stated in trade circles, has the minimum. All the member countries however, are culled on tɔ been re-exported as British, lowed to continue while thousands make some sacrifice for the main- tenance, declared_the_chairman, of Lancashire cotton operatives according to a report published by capable of making these textiles the League Secretariat. are unemployed has aroused wide- spread indignation.

That this practice should be al-

Listening-in Radio comedians who laugh at ewn jokes probably are their thinking how tickled they were the first time they heard them.

According

A

Reason

to Д

men's

wear

Since the quota system was in- troduced to restrict Japanese ex- ports of textiles t the Colonial markets, large quantities of Japa- sese cloth have been despatched specialist, the stiff collar is rapidly trying to crank it up and it flew to Britain for finishing. Under, disapearing. The laundry keeps

on fling it down right off the handle."

the existing marks-of-origin re-

"Well, as a matter of fact,” re-

plied the unhappy owner, "I was

or the application of sanctions to

Soma delegates were of the opinion that the League Secreta- rlat be requested to prepare the statistics of the other countries' trade with Italy, and classifed according to the kind of goods, which would show the importance of Italian trade in comparison with the entire foreign trade of the countries in question...

It was decided that these figures. te prepard, in readiness for the next session of the sub-committee which takes place on Wednes- Transocean Kuo flam

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