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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Sharebrokers' Association

Buyers Balleru Bilor Nominat}

MONDAY, NOVA-15.

Ballara

#

Banks

H.K. Banks

£100

20. (London) |

Chartered Banks

2181

£18

unib Har una ma⠀⠀

$1,450)

་་

14

"0"

$70

14

£19

Mercantile Bka. “A”

Do.

Bank of East Asi N. G. & M. Baska

Am. Oin.Corp: B

Ob. Fin. Corp. Ord. 8.

Do.

Prof. d

Canton instrEUÇOS...

Underwriters

Umon Insunipicem .......

Unina Fires

H.K. Firestarea1130

International Azxon. 2.)

$265

1045 $640

$245

|

⠀⠀ng 14 H 1

$1,375

High :

01:10

$100

2154

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935.

LONDON STOCK

EXCHANGE

All-Round Rise In Prices

(Special Air Mail Service)

-London, Oct. 23. Week-end developments in the foreign political situation acted as a strong tonio for the Stock Mar kete. Under the load of Gilt-edged. securities prices' opened materially higher, the rise extending to prac tically every department. The early improvement was due largely to hurried "bear" covering. It was $950 not followed by any marked gen-

eral increase of buying by the pub-- 3670lia, and as a consequence after the Arst hour prices in a number of department showed a tendency to ease. The extent of the reaction, however, was small compared with tho rise that preceded it, and for the most part markets closed with. a steady appearance.

$480 $250

11.10

$400

ม

Shipping

$36

Douglas

$35

$4

Steambouts

www..... $3

$30

Indos (pret.) ...

130

$11

10. (ú) samvetar

$11

Waterbosta

B/10 $12

80/10

$17

Amtamoks

Balateos

23 cts. Baguio Gold ......

$134 Benguet Consolidated $13

Do. Exploration

H

Gold Biver...... 6 sta.

34 sta

$93 cts

W15

The Gilt-edged market strong, with some increase, in the volume of business.. A rise of a point to 104) took place in the War. Loan, buyers being influenced by

NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

New York-London Cotton, May

(Through Router's Agency)

Rubber, December Chicago Wheat, May Corn, May

Last

November 18

Close Open 10.30 10.45

S. E. Levy de Cu.

7, IOM HOUSE STREET ' INVESTMENT, BANKERS" Į BROKĘKA

KRW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.

COMMODITY BIGHANOM, ING. NII,

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,

CANADIAN QUMMODITY BICHANGE, INC.

492 492

11.88

11.56 11.58

13,17

13.05 13.01

961

06

592

592

STOCKS

221 231 22+ 221

171 171

171

172

General Motors .......

581. 59 58

582

Int, Tel and Tel.............................. "Montgomery Ward

114. 117 11

114

391 39 39

39

CORRESPONDENTS FOR

NY. Central US Steel

252

25%

251

501

501501.

491

WHITE, WELD ́à' CO„, NEW YORK

Anaconda Copper

EL Bond and Share

New York Stock Exchange Quotations appear on Page 13.

DEATH OF SIR

JOHN PYBUS

17 at the fact that the stock will shortlyReturn To Businesse

10 eta

11 ets.

be quoted at the December dividend Funding "Fours" rose a point to 1131, and Old Consols gained 13 ta $24. "River of to were shown by number of other stocks: India loans moved in similar fashion. In 1440ts. the Dominion and Colonial group

13 cta

Do. Goldfeld

ota

Big Wedge

So

130 at

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

United Paracales...

116 ct

Salscot Mining

90 ets,

Ipo Mining..

384ota

togona

12/8

$13

Exploration..... S.

Langista (single) B.

+91

$3

Shanghai Loada S.

381

Raabe ......MICOLO

30

30

12.30 Yeuszuein Gold Fidai

Docks, Wharton, Godowan, sla.

B.K. & K. Wharves

Do.

(old)-167

Do. (now)

Providents (old) ....

Do. (U)...

H.K. & W, Docks

·S. China Motor'â

Do

$69

$801

$1.30

SV ota

39

3237) Hongxem

$1.05

196

វត្ថុធំៗ

385

H

10 ote,

$80

Η

вызн

$80

Shangusi Docks 8.

34

New Engineeringed.

Lands, Hotels, Kad

+5.70

$35

Buildings

H.K, Hotels

$5.80

H. Lande.......................2..

$100

Dic 4% Debentures

390

Shangal Lands.....J.

$10.58 Metropolitan Lands..

Chinese Estates............

EWS.............

308

39.80

18: 8 !!

$6,10

Chias 1.

$38

Do. Debentureső.

$10

"Humphreys ..................

New Asia Hotel ....

Asia Realtime “A” N,

Do.

H

$86

Cotion Milim

185

S'luma, Cotton{old18.

380

$35

ilu. (DOWS.

855

312

Loong Dings .....

#12

$25

Wing On Textiles(1).j

$25

Pablo Utilities

$142

14.30/135/50

Tramways com $14

Da

(new)...

#90

Star Ferries "......****** 18S.

$17

Yeaumu Ferries

314

China Lughte in... #11°

3.151

386

H& Electrica...

367

$20

Macro .do.

12.10

Sandakan Lighta ...

$241

$10

Punk Tone (ald)...)

| $8.40

SID

$13

$1.00

Canton Ice

54

Tolopusios (old)_ +0x|

LA (now)

Vaina Busce

13/-a fractai

25/

kha... » (prof.)...............

Industriais

Malabon Sugaru · ...) Caldbeck (ord.) 8.

Mangregom}{pref.)8.

Cemente

Hopes LAMBANS

Miscellaneous

$18.90 Dairy Farma

Amusements

Ub. Etainment

Constractions, (old)

Do.

Lane Crawford....

$1.60 Hinceresine.

$1.70

M

24

jat

170 ct.

$10

15.

Mackintosha

rahand

Nanyang Tobacco... $3

15

70 ots, Wm.

$2

M. Greyhounds

31.55

U. Enterpriada

H.K. GovD, 4% Loa

Do. 3+%

91, (ULG. 5% 1925G.J Bdr.

pren 5%

par,

33

BANISHEE

FOR

Wallace Harper

ALK Wing OIHAT

Do Vibro Fileng

$10.10

198

THR

!!!!!!

A FREE FOR ALL

$3

there was again some support for Canadian securities. The Home Railway market opened firm, but buyers appeared to be soon satis fied, and prices were inclined to waver in the later dealings

The latest political developments And a hardening effect on Foreign Bonds. The Austrian Guaranteed Loan row to 78 and the "Bevens”? to 83, while Italian Consortium "B" was marked up a point to 411 Frsuch currency bonds were a little firmer. Buvers again came

From Politics

London, Oct. 24. Sir John Pybus, M.P. for Har- wich and formerly Minister of Transport, died in a London nurs ing home last night, aged 55. He had been seriously ill for several weeks,

UNITED STATES AND CANADA

New Reciprocal Trade Treaty

Washington, Nov. 17. The opinion that the new re- ciprocal US.-Canada trade treaty would double the commerce be- tween the two countries within & year or two, was expressed by President Roosevelt in announcing the terms of the agreement to-day. The treaty becomes effective on January 1.

Sir John was a son of the late Alderinan John Pybus, Hull, and was unmarried. In 1923 and 1924 he contested the Shipley Division | as a Liberal. In 1929 he was rea summary issued shows that turned as M.P. for Harwich, and

the larger part of the United two years later became Minister of States exports to Canada are Transport in the National Govern- covered by the agreement whlie Canada affect commodities which the United States concessions to

accounted, for about two-thirds of the total of her imports from Canada in 1929.

ment.

for Japanese bonds. Brazilianhe tendered his resignation as Min. When, in the early part of 1933, nes failed fully to sustain an ear- ly rally. A rally took place in South American Railways, gains of a point being shown by a number of the Ordinary stocks.

NUMEROUS INDUSTRIAL

A

FEATURES

|

ister of Transport he wrote to the Prime Minister (Mr. Ramsay Mae Donald) pointing out that he did not desire to remain exclusively in politics. He wished at some con- venient date to return to business, in which he had been engaged all his life."

COMMERCIAL INTERESTS

His numerous commercial inter ests before he took office included Assurance Company and of the the, chairmanship of the Phoenix Power and Traction Finance Com

pany

and directorships of The the English Electric Company, Time" Publishing Company, Ltd., Ltd, and the Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers, Ltd.

WES

An all-round rise took place ia the Industrial market. The pacs set at the opening proved a little too violent to be fully sustained, but setbacks, where luch took place, were autol compared with the opening advance. Among Irah, Coal, and Steel shares United Steel olosed 44d. higher at 31s 7id., having been 325, 3d Lambert Brothers inde further rise to

He was a member of the Royal 228. Wm. Cory improved to 799. Commission on the Civil Service Bd., and Powell Duffryn to 168, 9d.

and of several Committees, includ Birmingham Small Arms came on ing the Advisory Committes of the offer and crused no better than s

Department of Overseas Trade, "9d; the movement was attributed Sir John's romantic career in the to doubts about the character of story of a boy who plodded at his the report, which is due to be pub studies at school, and who won his lished shortly. Standard Motorway by theer determination and was raised about' to '79% 3d patience to great hoights. At xd, and substantial gains were school he was not regarded as a made by Dennis (30%), 'Leyland brilliant student. He took more (699.), and Thomas Tilling (588.) interest in electricity than Raleigh Cycle moved up to 54s. 3d., considered good for him. and a sharp rise to 308. 3d. occur. red in New Hudson, Aimraft shares opened generally higher, but the rise was checked by proht- taking. Hawker Siddeley were again firm at 2. d. Fairey mor- ed up to 268, 9d. and Imperial Air. ways to 4., z.d. In the Elostri- cal Engineering group Johnson and Phillips closed 1s, ed, higher at 458. The share of Raydn com- panies were strong; Courtauld advanced to 638, 3d British Celanese to 1% 41d., and the Second Preference to 22s. 1d. Im perial Chemical closed a little higher at 35e. id., and Dunlop 50 ata. Rubber hardened to 358. 9d. There was again a demand for Shipping shares, buyers being impremed by the latest figures of reduced idle tonnaga An allround rise occur red in Rank shares, which, as 55 ots, usual, moved in sympathy with

$24.65

$18.40

32.

| $1.80

$4

$1

SEX

par

138

33

His father, however, understood the boy's enthusiasm, and built him a shed in which young Pybus delved into the mysteries of elec tricity. He then made a vow that he would reach, the pinnacle of his chosen profession. He kept his word.

WAR MUNITIONS SERVICE Later he was apprenticed to a firm of local engineers. Steadily be advanced through more respon sible positions until he was entered as a junior in the firm of Mears. Siemens Bros. at Wollwich"

Then he became assistant mana- ger at Siemens establishment in Staffordshire, played a prominent tiens during the war, and was part in the manufacture of muni- granted the O.B.E, in 1917.

Still determined to reach the higher positions in his profession, he eventually became chairman. and director of various engineering

companies,

·,་།|

RUBBER SHARES AGAIN

In addition to the tariff reduc- tions. the treaty contains a con- cession by Canada in the form of Agreement to revise sub- stantially the present system of arbitrary valuations applied to American products.

&n

Other Canadian, concessions in- stated clude direct reductions of duty on

commodities, including Agricultural machinery and indus- benefits for commercial travelers trial equipment. There are also

and for the transit trade passing through the United States.

The major concessions from the United States to Canada include the placing. permanently, on the free list of newsprint and paper, wood pulp, timber and fishery pro- ducts, certain furs, asbestos, and fertilisers and certain other com modities.

DUTY REDUCTIONS There are reductions of duties. on specified quantities of cattle, cream, cheese, fruits, vegetables, poultry, and so on There is a halving of the duty, at prescat $5.00 per gallon, on all whiskey aged for four years or more in the wood, including Scotch, Irish and American types as well,

A summary of the agreement states that under an uncondition.al "most favoured nation" principle,

the tariff concessions granted to Canada shall apply to all other nations, except Germany, who has renounced the trade pact with America

Other countries, however, will obtain relatively little benefit from

overwhelmingly the principal sup- plier of the articles mentioned

In the treaty,

the duty reductions, as Canada is

The treaty remains in force. until the end of 1938, and there

after may be terminated at six months notice by either party.

President Roosevelt hailed the agreement as marking a revolution in trade relations between the two countries,

to North America Reuter,

Gilt-edged securities. The insur- ance market was steady to firm; North British were quoteḍ at 461, d... Associated Cement row to 588, Wall Paper Deferred to 8 13-16, and Turner and Newall to 568. Cable and Wireless stocks

The Oil market shared in the The impression abroad in rose sharply on the favourable strength common to other depart Ottawa is that the treaty opens traffe return, but experienced a tents, but here again closing prices the way for Canada to wider

closed 1 were below the best. Shell Regis markets in some sixty major com higher at 251, having been 7, and tered touched 755 41. closing is modities, and it is hoped, that it the Preference showed a net sin 1010, higher at 4d Royal LI Yee,unemployed, was seri- A recent fight outside the Central of 1 to 100 after touching 101 Dutch gained to 263, and rises of the return of prosperity

Imperial Tobaco rose 3-33 to 6 1-18 were shown by most of the tenced to one year's hard labour by Market Involving several persons while Carreras "A" and "B" were other lenders, Attock rose further Mr. Balfour at the Central Police was recalled at the Cofitral Police strung at 7 20-32 and 19s 10jd. to 13-16, The Rubber market was Court yesterday for returning to Court, yesterday when no fewer in the shares of other leading. To 2,810 tons abown by the latest ed up to 29s, 3d, and Band Selec

respectively. Gains also occurred stimulated by the reduction of the Colony before his banishment than nineteen Chinese, mostly hacco companies. Among the weekly Sgures of United Kingdom | tíðu to 24%, Od. An all-round rise term of ten years had expired. It market coolles, appeared on re-tures in generally strong Bro stocks and the further increase an- in the shares of non-producers AS mand before Mr. S. F. Balfour, wery market were Mitchella and nounced in the Dutch native ex- once again, led by West WitwateTE- was stated by Bub-Inspector J., J. charged with-ighting. Det:ctive Butlers, which rose to Anport duty Anglo-Dutch were par- rand, which advanced to 323-32. Walsh that defendant was found inspector A. H. Elston applied for ed), Benskin's (768. ed.), and Wat demand for these shares being in trong at East Rand Proprie sell's (10na. 6d.), Guinness (1384. ticularly strong at is 3d., the South African Land were also last night trying to break into # a remand until Wednesday, renes. Deferred (70% od.) Distillers fluenced by the rise in steals tary improved to 3 Bd. Diamond advanced to a ad Sudan-Plan-Firmer conditions prevailed in shares were favoured, De Beers uations recovered to 293. 7). The the Kafli market, though the yo Deferred rising to bf and the Pre American market was Arm, and lume of business was limited. The ference to 134. Among Rhodesians during the morning dealers raised shares of finance companies estab Cam and Motor rose to 4 and Bher- prissa above the overnight parties. | lished 'a general rise. Central Minwood Starr to 76. 6d. West Afri- New York at first failed to accepting advancing to a Gold Fields on and West Australian Gold London's higher levels, but the to 36-18 Union Corporation to 7 shares in a number of chaos were market developed renewed strength 16-18, d., and Band Mines to quoted a littler higher. The Cop in the Strest."

Anglo-American Corporatión: mov--'per group was firm

dwelling house. The inmates raised an alarm and the man ran away and was caught by Sergeant Sullivan in the street. There was not enough evidence to bring an additional charge against him,

marking that a conference le to be held before the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs to-morrow in order to find a solution to the troubis, The remand was granted. The ac cused, were severally represented by Mr. Hin-shing Lo and by Mr. F. E

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25 cts. each

"I have examin- ed many so called

and dren

difficult

chil-

and could

Prove that in most instances the children suf- fered from lack of calcium the body,

·writes a well-

In the Strand Magazine" of March 1933, the well-known food expert, Miss Kathleen Dane, writes:

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