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13th March 81st March
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ima "HAI LER" leaving Hong Kong
5th March
19th March
Accepting cargo for all the above mentioned parts.
Excellent passenger accommodation available,
For treight, passage rater and all other information-Apply to 1-
THORESEN & CO., LTD.
Tel. 30237.
General agents.
Queen's Building,
S.S. "BENNEVIS"
Sailing for LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG and LEITH on" or about the 14th 'March.
Cargo will also be accepted on through Bill of Lading to the usual transhipment ports.
Next Bailing for SHANGHAI & JAPAN
S.S." BENDORAN 11th March.
29
For Freight and Passage apply to :→→
Tel. 22633
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York Building. Agente:
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The Shanghai Markets
Prices steadily declined in the Chinese cotton market during the week under review, and while the foreign fibre stayed at rather a steady level, the domestic staple, depreciated in value when "bulls*" unloaded, states the "N.C.D.N." The spring sales of yarn are now look- ed forward to, but their magnitude
ls uncertain. World. wheat markets were featureless, and little attempt
A
lish views at present bearth in- clinations should not be carried to any extremes; but the wise policy to adopt would be to take in sup- piles on any breaks that may evolve. from time to time.
Yarn:-Our market
manifested
a rather weakish aspect and prices receded about $8 for near and $4 for forward deliveries. Tenders against February contracts in the Cotton were exception-
at business was seen in the Shang- | Goods Exchange
hal wheat and floor markets. Ex-ally heavy amounting to about porters of paper find it difficult to obtain the okers required from local exporters
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 5,, 1937........
THE EXCHANGE
MARKET
MESSRS. ROZA BROS.
Hong Kong, Mar. A. Bilver prices rose 3/16 yesterday for both deliveries, the quotations being 20.7/18 for Ready and 201/4 for Forward. Silver advices re- ported India no having bought. Sellers were rather reserved. The market closed steady after the official fixing. The market was strong owing to a good Indian-de- mand at 3/16 over the quoted rate. Buyers appeared unsatiafed. American Silver was quoted at 44.3/4 for Spot.
The London-New York cross rate was quoted at 4.88.94. New York- London rate
quoted at 4.83.29/32.
passing.
Was
MARKET
STERLING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Now York: March 4
(Through Renter's Service:
QUOTATIONS
New York/London Cross-rata Now York Cotton-May New York Rubber May Chicago Wheat May Chicago Gorn -May Silver-Official
Dow Jones Averagos
So Industrials
20 Railr
So Utili
40 Bonds
Last Today's
High Low Close Close Change
- 4.89-1/29 4 88-99/39 | Du 13.48 13.08 13.00 13.7 91.08 21.88 31.39 21,90
125 123 1077 106
11 Commodity Index 81.57 55.58 74.90
Blocks Adama Expream
Last Sale Mar. 2 3
181
Steady, with very little business Allis Chalmers ........ 73
Amer. Can........... 107 1099 Am Car & Foundry Amer. Cyanamid Amer. & For. Power Amer. & Fof. ST pr. 62j* Amer. Locomotive
A small business was arranged at 1/2 15/16 for near delivery. The market closed at 1 p.m. with sellers at 1/2 29/82 March-August, buyers at 1/2 15/18 for any delivery,
U.S. DOLLARS
Amer. Metals
-
P
321
121
Amer. Radiator No transactions were reported. Amer, Rolling Mill.. There were sellers at 30.3/8 March-Amer. Smelting May, and 30,5/16 June-July, buyers Amer. Steel Faries.. 671 at 30.7/18 March-June and prob-
Amer. Sugar ably 30.3/8 July.
SHANGHAI DOLLARS
A small business was reported at 102.1/16 for Cash, There were sell- ers at 102.1/16, buyers at 102.1/8
for Cash.
SHANGHAI MARKET Steady. There were sellers of Sterling at 1/2 19/32 for near, buy- ers 1/2.5/8 for Cash. UB. $ Bellers at 29.3/4 for near buyers at 29.13/18
for Cash
IN THE AFTERNOON The market continued dull in the afternoon and no business was re- ported...
I
IN STERLING The market closed with sellers at 12.29/32 March-August buyers at 1/2.15/16 for near delivery.
U.S. DOLLARS
The market closed with sellers at 30.3/8 March-May, buyers at 30.7/18 for any delivery.
501
851
Amer. Tel & Tel... 1797 Amer, Tobacco "B" 95 Amer. Waterworks ... 251 Anaconda Copper ... Atchison. T. & 8. Fe. 781 Atlantic Refining ... 331 Atlas Corp. ....................... Auburn Motors....... Baldwin Locomotive
$7 cum. pl. Baltimore & Ohio... 297
Barrisdall Oil, Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Co. Briggs
18
M'facturing 541 Brooklyn-Manhattan
*TERNA
Brooklyn-Mannattan
$6 fum, pf. Case, J.L
47
001
105
133 133 107 108 441
i
Stocks
.09 #
Great Northern, Rly. 481 Great Western Sugar (36) Holly Super Corpn. Humble Oil
Int. Dept Stores i Kennecott Copper
Phelps Dodge
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Via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokobama, Honolulu, San Francisco, Panama Canal and HavADS.
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Via Shanghai, Kobe and
Yokohama
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CONSIGNEE NOTICES.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA
LINIE
"
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
"ERMLAND"
baving arrived from Hamburg and Ports of call. Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk into.
off
unchanged
1938
Mar, 3.
High
Low Mar. 2.
High Low Close Change
120.70
143.11 189.91
193 808 190.98 (920)
3.00 up
80.48
40.88–13.91
80.65 10.03 8.5
1.68 up
37.7938.23 34.30 100 01 08:02:103.96
34,48 33.95 3411
103.93 78.18 Business Done: -3,670,000 shares.
Last Bals Mar. 2 3
52
..09 ott .0% off .98 up
Pres. Lincoln
361
831
832
Int. Nickel mindenton 72 Int. Tel. & Tel
727
137
342
344
Via Manila, Singapore, Panang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. Pres. Hayes
541
33
671
Pres. Wilson
648 26
371 94
Lambert Corpa .... 231 Loew's Inc. * BO Lorillard....................... 201 McIntyre Porcupine McKesson & Robbins Monsanto: Chemical 93. Montgomery Ward .. Murray Cor
23
Pres. Monroe
80+
401
261
484 91
841
66.
183
187
Nat Cash Registor - Nat Dairy Products 2411 Nat Distillers ............ 301
37
374
231
30+
321
Nat Power & Light 12) New York Central 44 Niagara Hudson P.
Corpn.
124
472
241
3.
113
112
North American
201
327
Northern Pacifc ..... 321
34
301
Pacific Gas & Elec. 33 Pacific Lighting
33
471 46
971 1021
471
281
Packard Motors....... 111 Paramount Pennsylvania R.R.
111
201
252
43)
441
Phillips Petroleum Public Service of N.J. Pullman Inc. ...............
631
541
THE
THE MS.
48.
I
461
Pure Of
214
214
1664" Radio Corpa of Am.
11j
112
Repubile Steel
37+
381
Reynolds Tobac. "B"
551
56
341
342 St. Joseph Lead Col
811
Schenley
491
481
Schenley 51% pf. ...
971
977
Sears Roebuck
901
91
Shell Union Oll ......
33
Soceny-Vacuum Southern Cal Edison
19
Bouthern Pacifę .... 57.
337 191 281. 201 501
Southern Rly 5% p. 334
Stand Brands
154
Stand Gas & Mec. 13
15+ 121
Stand Gas & Elec.
17 på
64
· 18
41.
Bwirt
Standard Oll of N.J. 73. Sterling Products 701 International 311
63 75
70
.275
Corn. Products ....... 764
Technicolor
211
.29 .285
Curtiss Wright (G.). 7)
Texas Gulf Sulphur 441
301 201 391
.60
Curtiss Weight "A" 214
Tidewater Assoc. 011 201
211
.135 .135
Delaware & Hudson 21
Timken-Detroit Axle 26-
.27 .275
Del Lackawanna &
Transamerica
161
162
,075
-075
Western
123
125
20th Cent. Fox Films - 367-
357
.02
Distillers Corpn Bea.
20th Cent. Fox Films
385
12385
zrama
,33
.34
Dayaka
Douglas Aircraft
28 68
pt.
434
441
Un. Carbide & Car-
28
Crown Mines Mambulau
Du Pont..
175
1787
bon
1071
110
Apunte
23
225
Electric Boat
15
Un. Pacifc 135
135
Hong Kong, 27th Feb., 1937.
[
42
North Mindanao
Ung.
Elec. Bond & Share 251 241 Elec. Bond & Share
United Aircraft'......
314
33
Un
Airline TraDA-
.125
.125
Ung.
.24 24
$5 pt.......... Elec. Bond & Share
$6 pf.
77
port
211
22
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
United Corp........
曙
вз
84
United > Corpn.
$3
cum pf; .....
43]
432
Un. Gas Tprovem't 14%
147
39
Un. Light & power
454
MAR
U.S. Industrial Alco-
81
WHE
ften. Asphalt........ Gen. Cigar Gen. Electric... Gen. Foods
471
394
391
di}
U.S. Rubber
597
591
43+
US. Rubber #8 f. 112)
111
681
U.8. Stéel
119
1234
Gen. MotorE .......... 611 Gen. Railway Signal
Vanadium
321
331
Gillette Safety Razor 281
Olidden
Youngstown Sheel
..
Gold Dust
501
& Tube
Warner Bros Plet, ... Westinghouse Elec. 156
873
15
151
will
1574
941
Goodrich (BF.) Goodrich $5.pl. Goodyear
424
* 43+
Chase National, B. 61,
.603*
Delivery
86 41
National City Bank. 581*
573*
Call Money minima 1%
1%
2 es div.
• Bid
SHANGHAI DOLLARS Sellers at 102.1/18, buyers 1021/8 for Cash.
EXTRA MANILA CLOSING QUOTATIONS|
Hong Kong. Mar, i Extra Manlia closing quotations Agures kindly supplied by Messrs. Ellis and Edgar.
Assoc. Mines Acoje Mining Angelo Dulong Cold Creek Ipo Gold Surigao Mother Lode Paracale Gold
31,000 bales which were taken up by the bull syndicate. Spot de- mand has been very brisk during the week. Some of the Spinners have bought back their own chops from stocks in the Exchange ware- house at most favourable rates. Balacot The Spring sales are now being Batong Buhay looked forward to, but uncertainty Universul Expl. prevails as to what magnitude Bued they will assume, pending further
YUENFONG AUCTIONS Last week reports received as to the re-opening were quite satix- factory and a firmer tendency for prices was indicated. Since then, however, a rather heavy slump has taken place in cotton yarn, and cloth values declined in sympathy. As a result of this, Thursday's developments in the general out- auction
а
look.
Shanghal Market
was disappointing and most chops of Italians and Vene- tians suffered heavily, the average Shanghai decline
of the former goods Tungchow amounting
Shens! to about 83 cents piece.
Lingpac Later news indicates a slightly ↑ Ningpo better feeling and the concensus is that a 'steadier tone will develop during the current week.
COTTON AND YARN ---- (Weekly report by courtesy of Messrs. J. Spunt & Co.
deckedly
Chinese Cotton:A weaker undertene perineated our market during the week under re-
$48.50 Byndicate Invest $50.00 ❘ Development Inc., $51.00 to $54.50 Tinago $60.00 to $70.00 $47.00
Tone of the market: Steady. WHEAT AND FLOUR During the week of report, feu- tureirss conditions governed the world wheat market, which showed generally a small decline on liqui- dation.
Canadian Pacific.... 161 Celanese Corpn. of
America Cerro de Pasco ...... CertainTeed P'ducta 21 Chesapeake Corpn. 801
Chrysler Corpn. Chesapeake & Ohio 661
-*-*- 131 - - 133} Columbia Gas & EL 17t Columbia 6% "A" pl. 1011 1011* Commercial
Credit 621
Commercial Solvents 181
Commonwealth & S. 31
a.m.
.m.
Commonwealth
$6
- .01
.01
cum. pf.
60
21 .23
.15 .15
.10 185
*******
to
Weak. Irregular.
LONDON SILVER UP IN PRICE
London, Mar, 3 * This alterion's sharp ̈rie 201 *Lundon silver is attributed to
buying by Indians large In the Shanghai wheat and flour markets, there was very little at- interpret the recent rises of war
view in that prices steadily de- tempt at business, though prices risk insurance, appiled by Lloyds
clined, resulting in a difference or $1 per picul lower than that last reported. While the foreign fibre maintained a rather steady level, the depreciation in the value of the domestic staple was mainly due to bulls unloading. influenced by the weakness in the yarn mar-
remained steady, eventually
RICE
de-
to Mediterranean shipping., as in- clining yesterday on selling by 10-dicating the greater possibility of
armed conflict in Europe. cal mills.
These fears are not shared by The wholesale price of Chinese Loudon brokers, who consider the rice yesterday ranged from $10.80 advance of war risk insurance to $12.40 per pleul, unchanged rates merely the result o1 from last week. Retail prices quot-presence of floating mines in the
籍
the
number 01
British
ket as well as the heavy tenders ed by local rice shops were also at Mediterranean,
Last week's level, being na follows: which have caused, damage to
Chinese rice, best quality, $12.50; shipping, including the Nuer. Llandovery Castle. good, $11.70; ordinary, $11.00.
Balgon rice, best quality, $11.00; good, $10.00; ordinary, $9.00.
of February cotton in the Ex- change, which amounted to over 40,000 shih-tan and of which very little was absorbed by actual consumers. A fairly large business in actual cotton was consummated during the week, both, for spot and forward deliveries at prices not at
RAW SILK
A few small transactions have taken place during the past week, but generally speaking the mar-
This afternoon's market was all
one way, hence dealings were only carried out with the greatest difficulty. Many buying orders are still unfulfilled.'
Broken point out, however, that
Consolidated Edison 411
Consolidated Off
Continental Oil
Mec Power & Light 231 Elec Power & Light
$7 pi...... Firestone Tire & R Fiinikote
ཞཊྚཊྛཱ བྷིཧཱཧཱཡྻཊྚནཱབྷཊྛཏྟཊྛཱནཱi8a3ཧྲྰི8 བྷཱཎཱནྟི བྷཱཡྰ་ཚིགྷ། དྡྷིམྩོནཱ སྐuaeaཏྟཱནྡྷཨྠཨྰཿ ༄ཨྰཿཀྰd=7ཡྻུཊྛོ 9 སྤོEཙྩོ ཊྚ ནཱ ཎྞ ཨྰཿ གླུ་ྒུ་ཡྰ་ཨྰཿཀྰ
bolt
the Hong Konx and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowns at Kow loon, where delivery he obtained as soon as the goods are land
Optional cargo will not be landed unless notice has been given 48 hours prior to vessel's arrival, but
here,
carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
PENINSULAR AND OBIENTAL- STEAM NAVIGATION Ca's STEAMER RANCHT.”
Axxiva: HONG KONG ON 4TH MARCH, 1937.
FROK ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRAL TAR, MARSEILLES, HAITA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
"ONSIGNEES C
of Cargo by the formed that their Goods are being landad
above-named Vessel are hereby in and placed AT THE BS in the Bong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns 8 Kowloon where each Consignment will | be sorted out Mark by the dark and Delivery can be obtained as
Goods are landed.
Optional Goede will be landed here unless instructions have been given to the contrary Six Hours before arrival of
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and the steamer. 341
all Goods remaining undelivered after the 8th Mar., 1937, will be subject to Hext.
9
Japanese To Ship Gold Abroad
A “considerable part" of Japan's creased production of the precious gold reserves of G..555,275,000 will metal. be shipped abroad hext month for. The gold shipped abroad will ap exchange into foreign currencies, parently be used as a stabilization Treasury--officials revealed:
fand, to maintain yen exchange at the rate of 18, 24...
The exact amount to be shipped was not revealed, although it was
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on 6th Mar 1997, st 10 am, by our Surveyors Mears, Goddard and Douglas.
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consigneas must have Revenue Officer in attend. ance when damaged dutiable goods are examined
All ofiras must reach us before the 18th Mar, 1937, or they will not be recognised.
No Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
JEBSEN & CO.,
OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTD.
OHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION.CO., LTD.
YONSIGNEES per Co's Vessal
"CYCLOPS"
Fox UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL PORTS LA SINGAPORE.
are hereby notified that their sigo be discharged into Holf's
Wharf, Kowloon, where it will Ea
b
Goods not cleared within 8 days in aluding date of arrival will be subject to rent
No Fire Insurance will be effected by as in any cass whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowas for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's sorreyors, Moss. GODDARD & DOUGLAS, se 10 a on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.
Consignees are specially notified that is necessary for a Revenue Officer to
It
be
presentat
datiable ca examination of damaged
All D
sgainst the Stamer zunst resented do-the-Endersigned and
be, progo Mar, 1937, or they will
before not be recognised.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.
Agents. Hong Kong, 4th March, 1987,
[5001
"NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
OCEAN. STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. ·
TROBAND DAN CHINA HUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
I per Co.'s Vessel "IXION"
FROM BEATTLE, VANCOUVER
AND VICTORIA VIA- JAPAN are requested to take Delivery of Flour
Yizel
Consignees zink and subject de Terms and Lumber Shipments as soon as the and Conditions of Storage hereby notified that if their Lighters are Whart. The Cargo will be rondy for
is ready to discharge and are
the
From Godown, on and after not.
Sie will be dis-
2nd March.
Optional Cargo will not be landed here
required, their
unlase Notice has been given griore fed into i
Steamer's arrival, but carried on from
Wharf, Kowloom.
热看 expense, where the Cargo will also at their risk and expense and
port to port to the final port of all to subject to the Terms and Conditions
'the option éxtends, and
Storage at Holt Wharf. Steamer will
General
they will be examined on any Tuesdays Halts Wharf, Kowloon
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods commence Discharge on the 4th Mar are to be left in the Godown where
Cargo will be discharged into where it will lie and Fridays between the hours of at Consignees rak subject to the 10.45
A and Noox
Terms and the Fro
and Conditions of Storage at within
Belt's Wharf. The Cargo Storage period,
will be ready Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, after th
No Olaims will be admitted after the for Deliver from the Godowa en
en and and all Goods remaining undelivered
All broken, akafed, and after the 8th March, will be abject will be
are to be left in
Steamer
time against the i
All
Friday
d damaged Goods
Godowna, wher
on may Tuesdays and the hours of 1940,
with prices if anything a shade tion that the war ruk is greater, newly-mined gold will be made
ket continues to rule very quiet, the rise, if based on the assump admitted that further shipments of HIGHER WAGES AND be presented to the Undersigned on or dau
easier..
!
PRODUCE " There is absolutely no activity in this market at the moment.
PAPER
is unjustified.
Reuter.
Finnish make have, however, been offered at the old price of £13. 108. Od. a ton cit., or thereabouts, and found buyersion
all commensurate with those reg- istered in the futures market Hol- ders show no keenness as yet to part with their stocks at rates as low as were offered by some of the birem, basing their attitude § on the fact that domestic crop li gra- dually nearing the tail end of the "season, and as the foreign fibre still The abolition of private barter shows too wide a parity for impor- arrangements, or se compensa- tation here, the improved demand,tion, in Germany has caused an- The local market is slow to ad- which is most likely to arise for other rise in prices for most quali- Just itself to these, higher price the indigenous growth during the ties of paper and board, particular levels and the amount of business course of the season, will naturally ly for such grades as have hither transacted during the week is not bring about more remunerative to been purchased principally from very big. Exporters in many cases raten. The indications at the mo-
Germany. This increase amounts and it dimcult to obtain the of ment are that while it would not
to about 15 per cent. Bome lots fers required from focal impor be advisable to entertain any bul- of Newspaper of Scandinavian and ters.
*whenever necessary
The decision' to ship the gold' was reached at conferences- be- tween the Treasury and the Bank
WHORTER HOURS
before t
the 22nd March, or they will not be recognised.
On
the Free Storage pericel. Goods have left the Vessel's Godown, and
will be admitted after Will General Cargo remaining undelivered after 11th Mar., will be subject to Rent,
All Chizin sghinht
the Vowel must
No Tire Insurance will be affected
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agenta..
be (6038 March, 1987,
New York, Mar. 3. Higher wages and shorter hours of Japan and the Yokohama bave now been adopted by the 2nd Specie Bank.
entire steel industry. It is relf-
The gold will be deposited in ably estimated that the revision foreign banks on the account or will cost the industry, nearly £30,- the Government and will be ex-000,000 a year, which is expected changed for foreign currency by to increase production cost by an the Yokohama Specie Banky, average of little less than £Ì per
Treasury officials predicted that tom the nation's gold Yeserves would be increased, by T.200,000,000 before the end of this year through in-
An Inrcease of prices is expect ed to be announced Friday Reuter
TEXTILE INDUSTRY
CONFERENCE
preted to the Undersigned on de before the 5th Mar., 1987, or they will not be recognised
No Fire
BILD & SWIRE...
11th March, 1957, "';
will be effected.
Axente.
(5008
Geneva, March 3. Textile Industry Conference which, Twelve..countries, including the will be held at Washington in Apell, United States, India and the according to reports published by Netherlands, signined their inten- the International Labour Office tion to attend the International here.-Transocean News Service.
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