1935-11-07 — Page 12

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1935.

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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

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Association

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

AND

NEW YORK' STOCK

COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

(Through Router's Agency)

:i, li

#14

$1,300

Elost

$34 25.81

H.K. Banks

Ba (London)

Chartered Banks ... Moresatile Bics. “A”

Do.

Bank of East Asia... N. US. Barkı .... Am. O. Fia. Corp; B.) [Ch. Fin Corp. Ord. 8.

Prof.

Do.

#07

+

iiiii

Bayatı

Ballas

SAIN Montma

WEDNESDAY, NOV., 6.

"Last

November 6

Buyarn

Kollare

Balm Mytolma

New York-London

492)

Backg

Cotton, December

10.96

Cotton, May ......

10.79

$1,370

Rubber, December

13.18

1105+

214

Chicago Wheat, December

974

2281

Chicago Wheat, May

961

12.00 Close Open 10.30 10.45

4921 4921 492 11.00 11.00 11.03 10,87 10.80 10.90 13.33 13.35 13.35

971 97! 971 971

..

Corn. December

581

59

59

Corn, May

597

59)

591

STOCKS

American Smelting

591" 80

60+

301

60

Abaconda Copper

314.

211

21 211

211

Canton Insuranden.......

1235

Consolidated Gas of N.Y.

311 311

31 314

311

Underwriters

$1,10

El, Bond and Share

181

164

16

181

Union Insuranées .....| $630

$636

$330

Jhins Firs

$450

General Motors

511

58

581

56)

2400

144

H.K. Fires..........

$320

Int. Tel. and Tel.

101

101

10%

101

10

盛

International Amca, d.

Loew's Inc. ......

481

491

40

49

481

ม

***

Montgomery W.

33+ 341 345

341

34吋

$38

Dougin86%), *****

$35

N.Y. Central

227 ..231

231

231

231

#4

Steam bout

$3

Standard Ou Co. of N.J.

40t

491 491

491

491

$30

Indos (pret.) unnimaat

$30

$11

Do. (det.j

U.8 Steel

401

47 483 407 48

Shell

81/3 11

Waterhoute

$12

194 cta.

18 ata.

$8.30

$2271

$1.10

90 cts $18

Amtamoks Bajatcon

$2 ots.Baguio Gold

13 sta

Boto. 5+

30 ots

***

Benguet Consolidated $13

Do. Exploration ots.

Do GoldBeld

Big

Wedge.....

Gold River

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

2

12/09

Bets.

United Paracales... 29 ote

18 at

Balous Mining......16 ot

190 eta

ipo Mining..............................

36 cts.

Itogona

13/8

Kailans

$13

Langkats (single) B.

1101

Exploratious

di

15

Shanghai Loans S

12 33

18

Haube

*38.30

32.10

$7.30 Venezuela Gold Fida

Docks, Wharves,

Godowns, eds.

H.K. & K, Wizarvan.

Do.

Yu.

10 ote.

$39

$79

(old)-21 (new)

$72

95 ots.

Providents (old)

90. sta.

160 cba.

90 cts.

Ju. (now)

$8

380

"B"

H.K. & W. Docki

Chua Motors 'A

Do. Shangusi Docka S.

Now Engineeringad.

$937) Hongkew*

.......

Lands, Hotels, zad

Bulidings

H.K. Hotels$4.10

H.K Land... 131

Do.4% Debentures

$139 Saga Lands....

$410

$314

330

3100"

3e3

!!

$78

14

L

W

$08

$10

Metropolitan kəndim,

342

H.K. Kmaltiem,

14

Chim Do wanakungdo

$35

Du. Debentaro:J.

$9/9.80

Humphreys

.........

Now Asta Hotel

$20

Asia Healties “A” ̃.

Do.

**

$80

Chinese Eslatan..................

$25

10/13)!

juew S.

Cotton Mills

D'uai Coltonvold,S.

JFu

Long Sing

Wing On Textiles (3.)

Publie EtiÁNH

Tranways... $134

Poak Trains (old) i..

Da.

Star Ferries i

Yaugusti Forries

(new)...

H.K. Eleotries

Sandakan Lightm ....

Telephants (oidj

$40

*****"; STER:

$20

3148

110

101.101

$83)

031/84

!!!!!

317

$10.40

10 10/10.55

China Laglite ...

:64

83/04

390

Масло

do.

13

$23

123

18

10.

(new)... $7.80

$8

$111

China Bazos...

13/

Tractions

25/-

Do. (pret:)......

Ladastrini

TH

381

Maksbon Bugari ....

$13

Macgregors Fipraf.)8.}

$1.60

Canton le

...* $1.65

$5

Demente

$3 10

Hopes...................$3.10

MisosilassoNE

4.80/5 $3.10

$18

Amusemente aumen

185 eta

120 at

$17

12

Caldbeck, $101

$4

121

$7

(ord.) B.

15 cta.

Dairy Farms................) 3161

Uh, Etainments.... 93.95 Constructions; (old)] $13

Dio.

(new)

Lane Crawfords.........

Mackintoahs sestre

Nanyang Tobacod...

$1.60 Xiscores touraidhe at

1420/38

32, M. Greyhounds......

Ch.0.6%1925 0.3d 89X

#ast

::་"

$3.20

$1.45

J Watsons

70 ota, W, Powell

isa cts.

$1.35

3. C. Enterprises...

91%

#1

*co

pre 5%

HK. Gort. 4% Loans

5.

par.

Da.

21%

$55

HK Wing Os

Wallace Harper.....

par

$38

B'bai Do.

$4

Vibro Pilengan

STRIKE BALLOT

REFUSED

London, Nov. B.

NANKING CONFERENCE

CLOSES

New York Stock Exchange Quotations appear on Pare 13.

ITALY'S PROUD BOAST

All Resources To Meet Sanctions

London, Oct 17. Italians have now been compell- ed to believe what they have hit

too fantastic berto regarded as to be credible, namely that sann- really will be applied to

1/

are not applied against great em- pires, which are economically self- supporting. The

with

at

measures prepared Geneva do not and Italy unpre- beles

pared. Italy has thought and them.

*prepared not only for defence, but to the dis-for eventual

will reaction. She They have reacted covery with some bitterness. Those conduct her policy in accordance. who had disagreed with the Abys-

the decisions taken at Ge- sinian adventure are now soildly neva, and above all, with the po- bebind their Government. One key pursued by individual coun- observes. io-day that tries. We do not propose to re- newspaper Signor Mussolini, so far from be- real to the enemy' the resources ing a wild man dragging his coun- and means of Italy. try into dangerous adventures, 19 really moderating influence restraining the, angry feelings of his countrymen.

"It is enough to say that the organisation and activity of all the productive and commercial forces of the nation, its creative There is no thought of draw- intelligence, the State system of Ing back from the Abyssinian control of national consumption, war now. Such an idea is un- and the perfect discipline and un- thinkable, and probably, from the derstanding of all Italians stand- "military point of view. impracticing solidly behind their Govern- able. Italians have no option but ment will assure to Italy a solid to walt for the sanctions and resist as best they can.

topacity for economic resistance multiplied by the spiritual fervour which is moulded under the blow of foreign bostliity.

wonderful

Italian bitterness is expressed in numerous spontaneous gestures,

such as that of Rear-Admiral "We shall see some Giuliano Pt, who has written to results. For example, we shall see Signor Mussolini stating that he the production of Italian-made is sending back the British medal wool from the by-products of milk, awarded to him after the opera-the Abres of which will have tions against the Mad Mullah in heat-giving power equal to that of

the most valuable imported wool.

British Somaliland in 1904, 10 which Italian ships assisted the British

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(PAYS IN CASH) At the back of this attitude is the complete incomprehension of

British

It is motives.

A

"By means of our monopolies, above all that of coal, Italían con- sumption will be rendered ever more independent of British sup- plies, Luxury consumption will be suppressed, and even consumption of necessities will be reduced to the barest minimum.“

"The markets of countries hos- tile to us will be abandoned favour of concentration on friend- 1y or neutral countries which have remained unaffected by the uni- versal folly. Imports and exports no good telling an Italian that Britain will be more and more controlled." acting on behalf of the League, that British political thought has formed a complete ideology based on collectivity. He simply quite genuinely does not believe it.

Italy's reaction to sanctions is expressed in a striking and ob- viously inspired article by Bignor Virginio Gayda in the "Giornale d'Italia” thiş evening. Signor Gayda examines the three differ. ent kinds of sanctions which have been voted or are being croidered at Geneva, namely, the arms em bargo, financial, and economic

sanctions.

"It has been said that the Lea- gue is under a Brith mandate," h: declares,

"The Italian nation will never forget the zeal shown by the Bri

ters

"But the conditions imposed on Italian economy, and the altera. tion of international commercial relations which will result from sanctions will not be liquidated after the conclusion of the pre- sent episode. The Italian market will remain closed to mady pro-" ducts of foreign countries which have traditionally come to u5.

"All" imports to Italy from those of abroad, and above all countries which have document-

tish Government and its suppored their hostility to us, will of ne- со furnish slave-owning cessity be rectified. The Italian Ethiopla with the means of deal nation, which has been made to ing death to her soldiers who gave realise, to-day the possibility of be- 670,000 lives in the Great War for ing besieged or blockaded, must ensure, not only for to-day, but the common victory."

also for the future, that it is re- leased, from world economy, 'and· must direct its efforts to a self- contained, and therefore more and more controlled, economy.

As for financial sanctions. Sig- nor -Gayda says: "England and other Powers have already ant dipated the decisions of Genera by forbidding loans and commer- cial credits to Italy Italy has

This is the beginning of a new provided for her own defence, She economic disorder in Europe which will follow the action of Geneva, pays in cash. The foreign securit- les and foreign credits which have which claims to restore interna- been handed over by private tional order. Ethiopia, which has owners to the Italian Government destroyed her riches and her pep- constitute a strong reserve, of Dle is projecting her devastation into civilised Europe itself. That which rational and rationed use

is the work of Geneva." will be made 'for all necessary pay- mants"

Nanking, Nov. 6. The Mineworkers Federation Alter a five-day session, the Sixth have declined to reconsider the Plenary Session closed this morn- decision to take a strike ballot next week. This was announced. Mr. Yu Yu-Jen in a speech after the Federation had examined described the difficulties besetting RELYING ON HOME PRODUCTS

Finally there is the question of And Didn't Get Around Much communication made by the China, but expressed gratification

economic sanctions "Economic In the course of an argument, a Secretary for Mines to the effect

ver the united efforia of the sanctions,"

says Bignor Gayda, Canadian informed an English that as a result of the undertaking

weather the "under the pretence of being the man that the inhabitants of the Kiven by the collery owners thiar party comrades to

that a con- arm of justice and international Old Country were too reserved. selling organisations would be set storm. He declared

government order, are being sppiled against "Oh, not-sense" replied the Eng- up in every district before -nexístitutional form

as soon as Italy in the cold calculation of her ishman, "Why, years ago, when July, uneconomic competition in should be introduced the home market would be elimin possible and expressed support of poverty which it is wished to I was in the Cambridge eight, I ated, thus permitting higher wages financial measures decreed by the Derpetuate by forbidding her to knew all the other fellows quite expand into empty lands capable we......that is, all excepting one, being paid

of being made productive, They and he was away up in the bow." British Wirelen.

·Goremment.— Lauter.

of

VESSELS DUE

Aanes, B. & S., November 12, Agamemnon, B. & S., November 25. Ajax, B. & S., November 11. Anos Usersk, Jabson's, Nov. 19: Athos 11, Manngarios', November 30. Bobar, F. & O., December 11. Bhutan, P. & O., November 27. Bokuyo Mara, N.Y.K., November Borneo Maru, Q.S.K., November 18, Burgenland, Jebaen's, Novembar 24. Calóban, B. & S., December It. Canton Mars, O.S.K., November” l& Carthage, P. & O., December 13. Caleben Meru, 0.8.K., Nuvenibor 19. Coylon, Gilman's, December 3. Changle, B. & S., Docomber 10. City of Batavia, Bank Line, Nov. . City of Eastbourne, Bank Line, Dec 11. City of Wellington, Bank Line," Dec. 8 City of Windsor, Bank Line, Nor. D. Conte Row, Lloyd Triestino, Nov, 10. Conte Verile, Lloyd Triestino, Nov. 30. Corlu, P. & O., November 30, Cornsville, Bank Lino, November 25. D'Artagnan, Mesageries, Nov. 16. Emp of Asis, C. P. 8., November 7. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., November 22 Emp of Japan, C.P.8., December 20. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., December Fionis, EA. Ca., November 30. Franken, Melchers', November 17. Fridorun, Melchers', November 23. Fakaken Mara, 0.8.K., No? 9. Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., November 8. General Pershing, States Co., NIN, 5. Geners! Sherman, Blates Co., Nor. 32. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.E., November 11" Golden Peak, States Co., November 24. Haga Maru, Q.S.R.. November 2. Hai Lee, Thoresen's, November 10 Hakusan Maro, N.Y.K., November 8

hera, November 18. Havel, Melchers

Helios. Thoresen's,

sen's, Novamber 22. Hellas, Thormen', November 15 Hiram, Thoresen’4. November 0. Hozan Maru, O.S.K., Nov. 8. Ixion, B. & S., December 1. Inar, Melchers', December 5. Java, B.A. Co.. November 9. Jeypore, P. & O., November 8. Final Maru, 0.8.K., November 9. Kulmarinad, Jebsen's, November 27. Kumsang, fardino's, November 14. Kyodo Marn, 'O.S.K., Nov. 9, Laplata Maru, 0.5.K.. Nov. 21. Lossiebank, Bank Line, November 24, Main, Melchers", December 14, Malays, E.A. Co., November 28. Malayan Prince, Forness', December 8. Maron, B. & S., November 11. Mentor, B. & S.. December 1. Nalders, P. & O., Nov, 28. Nankin, E. & A. 8.8. Co., December 4. Niel Maersk, Jebsen's, November 23, Noto Maru, N.Y.K., November 14. Jident ry, Jebsen's, November 24. Panama Maru, 0.8.K., Nov. 12. Penang Maru, N.Y.K., November 14. Peter Maersk, Jebsen's, November 8. Portauz, B. & S., November 16. Piccauntville, Hank Line, Nov. 2. Potsdam, Melchers', December 19, Pres, Doumer, Messageries", Dec 13. Pres. Jeffersos, A.M. Line, Nov. 15. Pres. Pierce, Dollar's, November 11. Pres. Polk, Dollar's, November B.. Prometheus, B. & S., Noromber 18. Ranch, P. & O., November 14. Rawalpindi, P. & 0., November 15. Sarpedon, B. & S., December 7. Sauerland, Jebson's, November 8. Silverwalnut. Furness', November 12. Birdhana, B.I. (Apear), November 21. Soruali, P. & 0. November 8. Taiping, B. & S., November 8. Tai Shan, Dodwell's, December 17 Taiyacz, Dodwell's, November 17. Taiyo Maru. N.T.K., November 19. Tainan, Thoreson's, November 28. Takads, B.I. (Apest), November 12. Talma B.I. (Apcar), November 7. Tancred, Thoresen's, November 1. Tands, & A., 8.8. Co., Nov, 28. Tantalus, B. & B., December 18. Tergestes, Lloyd Triestino. Nov. 18. Tilews, B.I. (Apear), November 35. Tjibadak, J.CJ. Line, November 13. Tinoes. J.C.J., Line. November 11. Tokai Maru, O.S.E., November Tourcoing, Thoresen's, November 25, Toyooka Maru, N.F.K., November 8. Trofius, B. & 8., December 13. Tsushima Mare, N.Y.K., November 7. Tendareus, B. & B., November 9. Ward, States Co., November 17.

SHIP FEUD MAY END Japan-N.E.I. Talks To Resume Next Month

Tokyo, Oct. 30. The early termination of the and feud between Japanese Netherlands shipping interests was seen to-day in the announcement that the managers of the Kobe branch offices of the Nanyo Katun Kabushiki Kaisha and the Java- China-Japan Lijn will confer early next month.--

these conversations, Following formal negotiations between the two Governments, adjourned on March 4 following 'weeks' of fruit- less dickering, will be resumed.---- Rengo:

17 FISHING SMACKS MISSING

Beoul, Oct. 30, Scores of vessels were scouring the sea of the Shantung coast to- day in search of seventeen fishing smacks, which disappeared with about 100 men during the storm of October 25,

The missing smacks were among 20 vessels from Koko Country, southern Kores, which were fah- when the ing in the open ses typhoon struck the Yellow Bea Only three returned home to tell of the disaster.

Rescue vessels were sent out.

by tho yesterday Zelranando Provincial authorities.

Rengo.

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