1935-12-13 — Page 12

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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

*Exchange

Snareorokers Association

Bayere

B4'3414

[Nominai

THURSDAY, DEC. 12,

Geilor

Kayed

Banks

d. & Banks

$1,375

2071

213

3070

3570

1853

فان

Chartered Banks........

$700

********* $1,380 oo. (London)

Mercantile ka "A"

DJ.

Hauk of East Asia. N. 0, & 8. Banka...

Am. O. Fin.Corp?

Ut. Fin Corp Ord. 3.

Pref. 5.

LANETABOOS

A

£971

213

£39

213

870

1955

*$570

$450 $350

Do

Canton lusurancee...

**

$230

1.10

Underwriters

Union Insuranovs ....

$490

China Fires quas

H.. Fires

1945

nternational Amsoe. J.

31

Shipping

$36

Dongle

$35

Stasmbosta

#3

$30

Ludos (pret.) ................

BEL

Do. donj

1/3

$12

Waterbomtat

Mining

$1.20 $1.36

$1.10 c d

***

8.35 -12)

31.40

317

22 ets

Amtamoks.....

Balatcoa

Baguio Gold

[18 jota, o d

Banguet Consolidated $14.

Do. Exploration

יז

$15

111 eta

Do. Goldheld

8 ol.

Big Wedge

91 ats.

7 Ste

Gold Buter

& cts.

zu als

Gold Creek.........

United Paracales. 23 cts.

***

16 ct

Salacot Mining...

13jou.

Boots,

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

38got

togoni ure

11/3

$13

Langkats (single) al.

Kailanauabless

14

151

1851

Explorations.... I.

Shanghai Loans d

*

Harbs...............$9,40

Venezuela Gold Fidi.

Decks, WhaZY86,

Godowas, sie

LK & K. Wha

Do. (old) $90 Do. (now)

Providents fold;

¡90 cts) Djo.

(NEW) -

$1.30.

::

$11 81/3 319

1+

9 alk.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935.

PARIS PEACE PROPOSALS

Handed To The Disputants

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

*ress” (Copyright) 1.

Rome, Dec 11.

The British Ambassador was re- colved at 5.30 pm on wednesday by Signor Mussouri to wdom" ne conveyed the commun.ention Di the British Government concern- ing the Peace Proposas.

His Visit was followed half an hour later by that of the French Duce Ambassador, who with 11 held a lengthy conversation, after" сде farma presentation of the note had taken place, So far as can be learned from political eir- cles here ne Italian Government

NEW YORK STOCK- AND

COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

New York-Londen Cotton, May.......

(Through Reuter's Agency)

Rubber, December Chicago Wheat, May Corn, May

Anaconda Copper

El. Bond and share General Motors Int. Tel. and Tel. Montgomery Ward N.Y. Contrai U.S. Steel

Ist December 13 Close Open 10.30

10.45

MEMBRAN

492 4921

11.06.

13.23

11.10 11.10 13.20 13,20A

95

591

50)

STOCKS

281 28 281 271

18+

551 56

1

27

S. E. Levy & Co.

7. IOR HOUSE STEILT

LATESTMENT BANKERS À BROKENS

NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE

COMMODITY EXCHANGE, ING.N.F.

CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE

CANADIAN COMMODITT EXCHANGE, INC.

161

181 16

56

65+

13

137 131

CORRISPONDENTS FOR

401

401 401

28 47

281 28 28% 461 488

WHITE, WELD & co,,"xEW YORK

40

New York Stock Kankangn Quotations appear on Page 15,

are gratided at the advance which LONDON METAL

the latest proposals represent on the original proposals of the Com-. mmittee of Five. The proposals are regarded as being the recommen- dations made by two friendly Governments not direct ý concern- ed in the conflict, and as such will certainly be subjected to serious “examination.

on the

MARKET

Messra, H. B., Joseph & Co., re- ceived the following metal quota tions from London, through Reu- ters, London: December 11 nesday).

(Wed.

Buyers

Standard. Cash

35- 2-6 down 7/6 Standard, 3 months

35-10-0 down 7/6 Electrolytic

39-5-0 down 10s.

IL

REACTION AWAITED Much however depends attitude of cue League of Nations | COPPER:-~~ and the Negus, whose reactions to with proposuis are awaited great interest. There is a strong possiblity it is thought here, that the probosas wil be torpedoed in Geneva, even if not scuttled by the anticipated refusal of Abys-TIN:~-~ sinia to entertain them.

the

11/3

$10

$3+

188

10 otu.

$9

Hi, W. Lick

ដ

S. Cuina Motors' Â'

Du.

Jap

"Shanghai Docks S.

$90

34

New Engineering:S.Į

$237 Hungkewi

.......

$26

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings

$5.35.K. Hovels

$100

H.K" Land.................B.;

Du 4% Debentures) Dhigust Lands......,5, stropilian Lands..

Chins 10........2.

$20

$16

15

308

The practical significance of the Proposals for the termination of the conflict is therefore consider- d to be quite conjectural but the moral support afforded Italy by the ract of their having been made, is rated very high.-- Transocean Kuo Min.

COPIES OF PROPOSALS

Paris, Dec. 11.

The Italian Ambassador Cerruti, as well as the Abyssinian Ministry. Wolde" Miriam, were received by Premier Laval 01 separately Wednesday afternoon when the Jatter handed them coples of the Franco-British Proposals, in the company of the British League of Nations

Mr. Minister.

Anthony

Trunsocean Kuo sin.

5

$4

$35

Da. Debentures Í,

$102

Humphrey ......

1101

Eden-

New As Hotel

$85

Asia Resitles "A".

Do. ".

$86

Chinese Esta lett, a mes

Cotton Milla

#10

Ewos

191

175

Sual Votious(uld,S.

175

143

Do. ¡news.

443

812

#11

+28

Wing On isxtiles(5.)

325

Public Utilities

14.30

Crauaway's ....

$14 33 14.20

Fox Itaus (wid) ........

$54

34

Do, (DOW)...

2+

$89

Star Ferric

483

$17

Yaquati Forries

$18

167)

-$10.95 Chios Lights momen $10.86

H.K. Alestrica

du. ******

Sündakan Lights....

Telopmonos old; ...] $247

vö. (pref) 18/6

Industrials

$19 Calbeck, or d

125

1244

1

367/87

$20

Maxo

12.10

$251

བས

391

Do. (new)

Fo

#

Tractions

28/6

$8.40

Malabon Sugari ...

$15

Mangrogon/pret.j8.j

31.80

I Canton Ives

o

Dementia an

1.75 $6.10

14/

Воровазвание

34.65

14

$10

$19,10

13.40

121

160 c

15

$1.35

141

70 ots.

Wa

Powells

$9

31.35

10

Sfisooliaarom

Dairy Farms

Amuzanente

Ch. Kʻtainment... Constructions, (oki)

Do.

[ZOW)

Lane Crawfords......

Mackintoshi

Маруми Тожего...

Ninceros..

Watrouser.ÁL

M. Greyhounds

S. C. Enterprises....

91% Uh.G.61925G. Bds. 81%

11,8, Gora 4% LogoE

Dr.

par.

Do.

事业

Wallace Harper.....

350

EK Wing On

CLEARANCES

12TH DECEMBER.

B'bai Do

Vibro Pilengden

Beavenue, for Shanghai New Mathilde, for Hongay Ninghai for Dairen Hong Peng for Singapore Cremer, for Singapore Tjinegara. for Amoy Aldegonda, för Amoy Tchekam, for Hoihow. Santhia, for Amoy Ixion, for Milko. Shun Chib, for Swatow Hai Chen, for Shanghai Hai. Heng, for Canton Hydrangea, for: Bwatow Fukuken Maru, for Amoy Chak Bang..for Canton Bertram Rickmers, for Canton

***

$3.20

-541

155 ots

pac

ANXIETY FELT FOR. STEAMER

Shanghai, Dec. 12, Anxiety is felt for the safety of the (steamer Hweiping, of the Eweltung Steamship Company of Chefoo, which has not been heard from for five days..

ROME COMMUNIQUE

Rome, Die 11. After Signor Mussolini received the text of the Franco-British Pro- posals for the settlement of the Abyssinian Conflict, the following official notice was published: "The Italian Chief received the French Ambassador on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m., both of whom handed in their copies of the Paris Fropos

the sais. Bignor Mussain! told Ambassadors in turn that he ap- preciated the valuable efforts made by the French and British Govern- ments in Paris to settle the Abye- sinian conflict, and would give the proposals consideration."

BETTER CONCESSIONS

It is unofficialy stated that the French and British Ambassadors made to Mussolini an additional verbal communication about the views of the two Great Powers con- cerning an amicable settlement of the conflict in satisfaction of the Italian claims.-

In Governmental circles here the opinion prevalis that several days will be required to give the pro- posals adequat: consideration, and to decide the final answer, because the text is very lengthy and highly technical. The view is expressed in Leading political circles that the atmosphere is favourable to ac- ceptance because of the conces sions made towards Italy, were greater than was expected.-- Transocean ̈Kuo Min.

ETHIOPIA REJECTS

Paris, Dec 11. The Abyssinian Government has. Armly resolved to reject any pro- posal which in direct or indirect form would constitute to the Ita-

Standard, Cash

BERLIN SHARE". MARKET

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

Pre

(Copyright.)]

Berlin, Dec. 11. The share market was almoit stagnant од Wednesday, prices fluctuating but slightly. On the Fixed Interest Securities market another spurt in the Mexico:: Joans occurred, buyers hoping to "profit by the rise should the

the debt servic rumours about prove correct,

219-0-0 down 15s. Standard. 3 months

£208-5-0 down £1-3s clined

LEAD:--

• Foreign, Official, Price

31

£16-17-8 down 7/6 FO.F. 3 ninths

18-18-9 down 8/3

SPELTER:

Ordinary, Official Price

15. 2-6 down 6/3 O.OP. 3 months

market Other sections of the were neglected by the public so that price changes were small. C Money was at 33. Young Loan rose 1/8 to 1011. Reichsbanks de- 175 Dyetrusts 7/8 to weakened 1/4 1474. Balzdetfurth German Potash changed to 188,"

down 1/8 to Steel Trusts went

Im- 734. German Mineral Ool's proved

105 1/8 to

1/8 "le- menshalske dropped 34 to 1637 Bemberg Rayon rose 3/4 to 1014.-. Transocean Kuo Min.

REICHSMARK QUOTA- TIONS

Berlin, Dec. 11. Reichsmark quotations (without

£ 15- 7-6 down 7/6

Se Ters

COPPER:—

Standard. Cash Stand.. 3 months Electrolytic

£35-3-9 £35-12-6

£39-15-0 guarantee):

New York

Paris

Standard, Cath

Amsterdam

London

TIN:

Stand., 3 months

€219-10-0 £208-10-0

Final Afternoon Transaction IIN:-

1

די.

Standard, Cash £219.10% value Standard, 3 months paid and buyers.

.40.32 .........810 ......59.385 ....12.245 .74.59 to 74.82 Dollar..... .15.15 to 15.1525 Transocean-Kuo Min.

Sterling

GLASGOW DOCKS LOCK-OUT Complete Standstill At Harbour

MEN REFUSE TO GIVE PLEDGES

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Nov 20.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEEN

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE.

FROM MONTREAL, NEW YORK. NEW PORTNEWS, SAN FRAN. OISOO AND LOS ANGELES VIA MANILA.

“ARGO ex. The 8.S.

CITY OF EASTBOURNE " having arrived by the Steamship TROILUS", Consignees of cargo by her are informed that all goods are As a result of the lock-out de-being landed at their risks into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous go- clared by the Glasgow Shipowners downs of Messrs. Holt's What, whence and Dock Labour Employers' Or- delivery may be obtained.

Optional cargo will be carried on, ganisation and the failure of the dockers to give an assurance that unless notice to the contrary bo givea No claims will be admitted after the frequent unofficial stoppages of prior to arrival of steamer.

work by them will cease, there goods have left the godowns, and all was a complete standstill yester-goods remaining undelivered after 19th

Dec., 1935, will be subject to rent

All claims against the vessel must day at Glasgow Harbour.

presented to the undersigned on or

28th Dec 1935, or bafors

The employers' organisation held a meeting yesterday forenoon to d'scuss the situation, and a mass meeting of the employees was held later in the day in the City Hall, but up tu a late hour last night no agreement for the ending of the lock-out was reached.

The employees involved number 3500, and most of "them are mem- bers of the Scottish Transport and General Workers' Union

I

be

will not be recognised.

the

All broken, chafed and damaged goods

Am.

must be left in the godowns, where they will be examined by the steamer's surveyor on the 19th Dec., 1935, at 10 No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by THE BANK LINE (UHINA), LTD,

Agents

Bong Kong, 19th December, 1935.

UNDER NATIONAL GOVERNMENT!

[4051-

THE EMPLOYEES' DECÍSION" Following upon the decision of the employers they held a' meeting with their union oficials in the City Hall. There was considerable speaking at the meeting, which was held in private and insted over One of the best retorts to an two hours.

interrupter I have heard at this At its close representatives of election was made by Mr. Winston the press were informed that the Churchill, says our London Corres- men had decided by a large ma-pondent on Nov. 12. ̧ ̧..

An ex-Naval officer was speak. fuse to give the assurance asked "ing at one of h's meetings when. by the employers that stoppages a question came from the back of of work would cease.

the hall. "Were you ever in H.MS. The decision to stay from work Thunderer?"

"Yes," rald the speaker where- was greeted with cheers, derisive shouts being given when a few upon the interrupter, shouted: dockers held up their hands in "Well, you've got fatter than you favour of resuming their duties. used to be"

£208.15 SINGAPORE RAW RUBBER jority to remain out" and to re-

STRAITS TIN

New York Market:

Straits Tin, c.1... New York,

ton lots), sellers, per ib. 493 cts, down 1/2 cis Market.-Easy.

(27

H. K. SHAREBROKERS' ASSOCIATION

Buyers

Banks, $1400. Underwriters, $1. Antamoks, $1.20 CD. Bagulo Gold, 154 cts. Gold Rivers, 6 cta. Raubs, $9 CD.

Wharves, $90). Providents (old) $1.35. Trams, $141.

Taumat) Ferries, $16. Lights, $11.

Electrics, $684. Telephones (old), $24. Telephones (new), 91. Cements, $8.

Gold Bonds. 91%.

Sales

Lights, $11/10.90.

Han that they were the agres sor, declared the Abyssinian Legended tion here in a statement issued to the press on Wednesday.

GOLD OUTPUT

Laten Singapore Prices

BENJAMIN & PÖTTA Messrs. Benjamin and Pötte re- ceived the following Straits cur rency quotations (buyers) from Singapore yesterday for Raw Rub- ber:-

Spot

21 cts. of ct.. Jan./Mar. 22 cts. off à ct. 22 cts. offct. Apr./June July/Sept. 23 cts. of ct. Market-Quiet.

EL B. JOSEPH & CO Messrs H. B. Joseph & Co. re- ceived the following Straits Cur- rency Quotations from Singapore yesterday for Raw" Rubber:-

Bayers 214 up

Bellera 211

Spot

Jan./Mar. Apr./June

224 up t

221 up i

221

..

231

231. up i

July/Sept. Market-Steadler.

DEPARTURES

Per s.a. Tatsuta Maru on Decem- ber 11:-

There were about 50 ships, some Mr. Churcht, however, turned of them coasting vessels and the laugh against the interrupter moment's others from overseas, in the har-saying without a bour yesterday, but no work was hesitation: "Of course, he is. H undertaken in the unloading or has been fed by the Nationai discharging of their cargoes. It Government."

was stated that among the cargoes

was a considerable quantity of

fruit, and that two other shiped concessions, either of paymmi ments are expected to-day.

or of conditions, they endeavour The normal cross-channel sail-to enforce their demands by ceas- ings of the Burns and Laird Linos ing work. (Ltd) were maintained yesterday evening-the Belfast steamer from Glasgow and the Londonderry ser- vice from Greenock. Cargo which cannot be dealt with in Glasgow owing to the stoppage was handled

"Bince August 1, 1934, there have been 77 recorded stoppagia of work, 15 of which have oc- curred during the past six weeks.* A DRASTIC STEP 2.

In all these cases no reference at other parts, such as Ardrossan.“ was made to the local joint com- It would appear that if the lock-mittee as provided for in the na out continues for some days it may tional agreement, and the emplo- be necessary to divert the cargoes yers have on no less than three of casting vessels for discharge previous occasions since the begin- ning of October seriously consider- ed taking the drastic step which they have now been compelled to taku

-zisewhere.

consideration to the stepa

"COMPLETELY OUT OF HAND"

The statement issued by the Mr. C. Arnhold, Mr. G. Asahi, employers' organisation was in the

“The employers have, therefore Mr and Mrs. A. A, Baker, Mr. and following terms;—

'A serious position has arisen at been forced to decide that until Mrs. E. F. V. Barnes and baby. Glasgow Harbour, During the past satisfactory assurances are forth- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Chase, Mr. David 16 months many of the members coming that these stoppages will of the Scottish Transport and Ge- cease, the work of the harbour wil M Corcorau, Rev. Fr. J. Deyrat,

neral Workers' Union, which union be suspended. Should these as- We have to advise that the out- Mr. Fritz Durren Mrs. A. put of the Raub Australian Gold Fanthope, Miss J. Fanthope, Mr. represents the majority of the surances not be obtained, the em Mining Co., for the four weeks John Figgess, Mr. Gyokuko-Kan, Glasgow dockers. appear to have ployers will require to give fur-

got completely out of hand. The ther 30th November, 1935. Mr. D. A-Guerrero, Mr. and Mrs. amounted to 1,699.08 aza

8. Hashine and three children, unten is bound by agreement with which may be necessary to carry Mrs. S. Flyoshi, Mr. Ferdinand the Glasgow shipowners and Dock on, the work of the port

It was omelally intima Rasch, Mr. E Rubenfeld. Miss Labour Employers' Organisation tu

observe the terms of the national night that, representative Squire Smith, M. R, Tong, Mr. T. M. West Mr. B. Wolfemade, Mr. agreement. The national agree Scottish Transport and Teodora Zilgalve, Mr. H. Higams, ment provides in Clause 21 that Workers Union met a com Mr. Stanley Huchison, Mr. N. Ito. No stoppages of work, or lock-out, of the employers organisati Mr. R. Jagia, Mr. B de Jong, shall take place locally, section stated that, Mr. Kaneshige, Mr. U. Kawa-ary, or otherwise pending any meeting of the men, guchi, Mrs. H., Kawaguchi, Mr. K. matter being referred to and ad- not in a position to Keriyama, Mr. Hubert, N. Laver, Justed by a local committee, and assurances as to Mr. Julch! Mayene, Miss E such adjustment shall be accepted observance of Mayene, Miss B. A. R. Metcham, by both parties as final. Despite which the emplo Mr. T. Mizoguchi, Mr. M. Mizuno, that agreement, the men ignore ita ed necessary Mr. R. Michizuki, Mr. and Mrs. F. terms, and whenever they think resumption of work LMonnet. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. that an opportunity has arisen at Further meetings Monat. Mr. 8. Murashima, Mr. S. any particular vessel of compelling employers and the man

the employer to make unwarrant- cd to take pinet: Okamoto, “Natsubara,-Mr;

that it would attain its objects by force, with or without the League of Nations.

Abyssinia was the victim of un- just aggression, which has been splemnly and unanimously con- demned by the League of Nations assembly. No proposals could The vessel is carrying a heavy therefore be acceptable which took In Abyssinian circles here it is cargo, a crew of thirty being on no account of the principles con- emphasised that Abyssinian troops board but no passengers. She'sallarmed by the League Of Nations, are undefeated, thus there cannot and its committees, particularly be any question or the alightest the principle of territorial political territorial concession to Italy. This integrity of Abyssinia, and which question lends credence to the would be tantamount to exerting "Paris Boir Abyssinian Corres- "pressure" of a weak state in order pondents report that the Nog to compell her to submit to the will reject the Paris proposals rule of a powerful Government, without even examining them. which again and again declared Transocean. Ano, alen

ed from Haichow for Chefoo on Sunday Letter

Huashan Maru, for Keelung

Wan Wing Wo, for K. Hcp Sang, for Bwatow

as a resIE

last the