1937-07-13 — Page 13

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Through bookinga to America via Europe and Europa va Amerion. Rookings around the world. — Through bookings to London.

OUTWARD SAILINGS m.." ERMLAND "... for Shanghai, Dairen, Taku, Tsingtao,"

Oaks, Yokohama, Nagoya 13th July 9.5. "NICETO DE LARRINAGA"...for Shanghai... 18th July m.v. "DUISBURG" for Shanghai, Dairen, Taku, Y'bama,

Nagoya, Kobe, Oaks

HOMEWARD SAILINGS

30th July

26th Aug. +m.v. "DUISBURG"...... for Genoa, R'dam., Hamburg.....

.."OLDENBURG"... for Antwerp, R'dam., H'barg.... 10th Sept.

* Passenger Vesnul. • Limited Passenger Accommodation.

For further particulars and passige fares, etc. apply to:--

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE

JEBSEN & CO., AGENTS

12, Pedder Street, Tel. 28383, CANTON AGENTS: CARLOWITZ & CO., Shakee Road.

HINA

VISIT BALI AND JAVA

Special Round Trip Fares 1st Class

Batavia- Hong Kong

Bong Kong H$350. Hong Kong-Ball-Java- Hong Kong H$450.

TRANSPORTATION ONLY

H$915.

INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION, MAINTENANCE & TOURS 1SNORE,

Hong Kong -Manila Hong Kong H$135.

NEXT SAILINGS-—--

TO BATAVIA DIRECT s.s. 'TJISAROEA' 18th July, 11's.m.

Tendor Blake Pier 10,00 x.m. Tender Follos Fier 10.36 am.

TO MANILA, CFBI, MAKASSAR. BALI & SOKRABAIA

1.S. 'TJISADANE' 20th July, 10 am.

Tender Blake Mer 0.00 km. „Tender Police Pier 9.15`a.m,

TO AMOY & SHANGHAI ̧5.S. “TJIKARANG" 19th July.

For further information apply:

Java China Japan Linë, Canton H. Nolasco da Silva, Esq.," Macao" JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LINE

York Building

Tel. 98015,

MODERN

LIJN EXPRESS SERVICE

FAR

LINE

#

MAERSK LINE

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1937.

TRADE CONTROL. IN JAPAN

Cotton Goods Exports

A further step towards centra-. isation of control of the Japanese cotton industry was taken recently with the formation of the Japail Federation of Cotton Yarn and Cloth Exporters' Associations. This body has been organised by seven existing export associations, In compliance with the advice of Government authorities. Export associations have been formed during the last few years to or- ganise cotton textile exports to a number of markets or groups of markets where textile imporța are subjected to quota regulation, and their object has been to allocate the total quotas among, the manu- facturers and shippers concerned and also to exercise some super- *vision over the prices and the qualities of the goods exported. In this way they have hoped so to conduct trade us to secure. the maximum benefit from the res- tricted volume of business avall. able for the Japanese industry. but. in practice, the results have not always been satisfactory. Most of the Important export control associations the principal excep- tion being that for the South American trade, which, as it deals with general merchandise as well as with cotton yarn and cloth. could not be regarded as a similar organisation to the others. H

CLOTH FROM INDIA

AND CHINA:

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York: July 11.

(Through Renter's Service)

QUOTATIONS

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New York/London Croma rate New York Cotton-Dec. New York Rabber-Sept. Chicago Wheat, --Sept., Chicago Corn

-Sopt. Silver Official

1930/7

Lait Today'

Changc "High Low Close Close

495-18/18 496-1/16 † up 18.43 1231 19.47 1232 .16 off

. 18.31 closed 183) 120 1238 1927 115 113 114 44)

High Low Dow Jones Averages 194.40 160.51 30 Industrials

84.18 5.17 20 Ralls 37.54 25:45, 90 Utilitzen 103.89 90.54° 40 Bonds

89.44 58.58 11 Commodity Index 72.44

Stocks Adams Express .............. Allis Chalmers ....... Amer, Can

Ám. Car à Foundry. Amer. Cyanamid.... 32 Amer. & For. Power Amer. & For. $7 pf. 54. Amer. Locomotive ... 42 Amer. Metals........ 514. Amer. Radiator Amer, Rolling Mill 374 Amer, Smelting ...... 921 Amer. Steel Fdries.. Amer, Sugar........... 481 Amer. Tel, & ̈ Tel... 169, Amer, Tobacco “B” -19 Amer. Waterworks Anaconda Copper ... 55 Atchison, T. & 8. FL. 82

Last Bale

July 9

10

13

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE Sailings

Predens Linery, frequenă, millage and thebe "unique stopover privilegść allow you to: travel fost anuelly as you eboom, And Dollar Bisamship Lines and Americas Mill Li worldwide officer and agents new maintained to serve you "ashore in whatever phỏe you okazos to bac· Make your next hely mere enjoyable, travelling 42b4 Presidui daawiya

TO BAN FRANCISCO 2. NEW YORK AND BOSTON

Via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokokama, Honolulu, San Francisco, Panama Canal and Havana. Pres. Cleveland M'night July 19th Pres. Coolidge Noon July 24th Pros, Taft M'aight Aug. 10th Pres. Hoover Noon Aug. 21st Pre Lincoln M'night Sept. 7th Pres. Coolidge Noon Sept. 18th

EUROPE, NEW YORK

TO SKATILE, VICTORIA "THE EXPRESS ROUTE"

Via Shanghai, Kobe and

Yokohama

Pres. Grant M'aight July 16th Pres. Jackson Might July 30th Pres. Jefferson M'night Aug, 13th Prea. McKinley M'night Aug. 27th Pres. Grant M'night Sept. toth P. Jackson M'night Sept. 24th MANILA

"THE MOST FREQUENT

SERVICE

· Via Manila, Singapore, Panang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Cana,

Text Sailings. Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. Pres. Adams 8am. July 18th Pres. Coolidge 9 pm July 14th 9am. July 18th, Pres. Harrison 8am. Aug. 1st Pres. Adains Pree. Polk Sam. Aug. 15th Prea. Jackson 8 p.m. July 24th Free. Pierce 8 mm. Aug. 99th Pres. Harrison 8 sm.Aug. 1st Pres. Van Buren 8 a.m. Sept. 19th Pres. Taft M'night, Aug. 3rt Pres. Gardeld 8am. Sept. 26th Pres. Jefferson pm. Aug. 7th

of up

unquoted

July 10.

July 9.

177.40

84.30

28.18 101.55

#

Bigh Low Close Change 177.68 176.37 178.79 .68 off 14.28 $3,85 - 54.00 .30 of fà.15 2800 28.0H .1% of 101.60 .05 ap

unquoted

Business Done:—300,000 shares.

Last Bale July 9 10

18.. 177 662 872 101 1013

Blocks

"Great Northern Rly. 51

Great Western #ngar 351

Holly Sugar Corpn

Humble Ou

312

Int. Nickel

BI

BI

52 *

42

511 207 207

· 371 914

Malnare Porcupine

4811

1682

784

18

18

...551

814

Atlantic Refining

301

303%

Atlas Corp.

151

151

Auburn Motors..... 184 Baldwin 'Locomotiv

$7 cum. pf,

Corpn.

North American

Baltimore & Ohio... 291 Barnsdall Ol}

27

-264

Pacific Gas & Elec. 30

Pacific Lighting

431

901

Packard Motora ................ 9 Paramount

150 * 147 *

BURNS PHILP LINE

M.V. "NEPTUNA

4th Aug.

1

221

Pennsylvania R.B Phelps Dodge `....................... Philips Petroleum Public Service of NJ. 414 Pullman Inc. ....

401

5B

20

Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel

Int. Tel. & Tel.......

BO

111

In Dept Stores 19 Kennecott Copper

H 52

Lambert Corp. ...... 131 Loew's, Inc. ............... 81 Lorillard

221

McKesson & Robbins 4324. Monsanto Chemical 961 Montgomery Ward 601 Murray Corp.

Nat Cash Registor

117 33

Nat Dairy Products 201

Nat Distillers ......... 301

Nat Power & Light 10

New York Central ...

401 392 Niagara Hudson' P. 161

13

251

Northern Pacide ..... 302

901 Boeing Airplane 311

311 Borden Co. ............ 237

237 Briggs M'facturing 42 421 Brooklyn-Manhattan

Trans

It has been, stated on the Man- chester Royal Exchange during the last few days that Indian ralli- made cotton cloths are being offer- ed for sale to Manchester mer- chants and warehousemen, and that the prices at which the cloths | are available are much lower than those which Lancashire manufac- turers are now qunting. Aimilar statements. have been, made at other times during recent years, though they have generally con- cerned yarn and not cloth, but no great importance is attached to them. Another development is one which is recorded this week | Case, J.I by the Shanghal correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian Com- mercial,” “in his usual cabled re- port on textile trade conditions. He says that Chinese newspapers are giving prominence to the ship- ment to New York of 78 packages of locally made cotton goods. which is considered to be a good Bign for the future of Chinese trade..

SIZE OF ITALIAN

PAPERS

Rome, July 11.

|

Brooklyn-Manhattan

$8 cum, pf. '. 683 881

168 162. Canadian Pacific. 12 121 Celanese Corpn. of

America

381 371 Cerro de Pasco...... 701 70 Certain-Teed. P'ducts Chesapeake

Corp. 781 .78 Chesapeake & ERO 144 - 541 Chrysler Corpn. 1034 103 Columbia Gas & El.- 121 127 Columbia 6% “A” pt. 25 Commercial Credit €21

By a decree published here, Ita- | Continental Of lian newspapers after the middle Corn. Products

Pure

"

Radia Corpn of Am. 9* Republic Steel........ 381 Reynolds Tobac, "B" 37 St. Joseph Lead Co. " Schenley Schenley 54% DI. Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Bocony-Vacuum

418**

501

94 *

918 914

281."

207

Bouthern Cal Edison 241

48

Southern Hly 5% DI. 453

Stand Gas & Elec. Stand Gas & Elec.

Standard Oil of N.J. 68 Sterling Products 2. 634

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བྷོཊྛཱ, ཨཱཙཛྰཨྰཿཞུཨྰཿཋa བྷོའོ ཛཱིཊྛཙྩ བྷཐཱཨྰཿཊྛཡོནྟི, བྷཏྟཾ ནཱཙྪཱas, བྷྱཿཀྰaཧྲྰིཧྲྰིཧྲྰི་ཨྰཿདྲོད། ནཱབྷཡྻབྷོགྷེནཊྛཾཨཱནཱ ཅི ལྦུཏྟཱནཾ་ནཱནཱ བྷོ, ཆ དྷབྷཚཧྥུཌྜྷྱབྷཏྟཱ ཨྰཿཀྰ་ཧྰུཾ་ཧྲྰི་

Commercial "Solvents Commonwealth" & 8. $6 Commonwealth

cum.. pl. Consolidated Edison Consolidated· Oll ...

B43"

62 141 14

21. 21

53" 531

Southern Pacine

Stand Brands ........ 12)

St

361 36

16

161

48

47*

LINE of July may only consist of eight Curtiss Wright (C)

63

63

Swift International 291 Technicolor ·

613

·74

7

Curtiss Weight: “A”

Texas Gulf Bulphur - 36

198

191

Delaware & Hudson

181

181

Del Lackawanna

134

Western

137.

137

Distillers Corpn Sea."

20th Cent. Fox Films 35)

Kramis

22

Douglas Aircraft

* #91 591 1561 154

434*43**

1027

104

130

291

18.

5

Fast regular FREIO HT and .... PASSENGER SERVICE,

Vi

Shanghai and Japan

to

LOS ANGELES, PANAMA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,

PHILADELPHIA

BALTIMORE.

It sufficient inducement offers also other ports of call.

Arrivals from UN.A.

·M.V, "NIEL MAERSK

15th July:" M.V. "MARCHEN MAERSK”

29th July

..M.V. "ANNA MAERSK "

Sailings to U.S.A.

·

27th July

10th Aug.

27th Ang All dates are ambject to alteration without notice.) EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR PASSENGERS

AT MODERATE RATES.

For Freight and Passage please apply:-

JEBSEN & CO.

Canton, Shameon, B.C. Agentk. Hong Kong, Fedder Building

Tel 10818,

S.S."

Tel. 28363...

'BENMOHR"

Sailing for LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, HULL and LEITH

on or about the 9th August.

Cargo will also be accepted on through Bill of Lading to the usual transhipment ports.

Next Sailing for SHANGHAI & JAPAN S.S. "BENWYVIS”

17th July.

For Freight and Passage apply to :-→

W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.

York Building. Agente';

Tel! 22533

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.

pages. The step is explained with the shortage of newsprint and the high price of imported newsprint from abroad-

Transocean Jews Service.

A "Mighty Evil”

were

Du Pont¶¶ Electric Boat 11 Elec.. Bond & Share 171 173 Elec. Bond & Share

701

..19

ུ་ྒུ་སྒྱུ

62) · 81+* Elec. Bond & Share

$6 pf.

70 Elec Power & Light 19 Elec Power & Light

17 pt. Firestone Tire & E Flintkote...

****** 291 Cen. Asphalt ........... Gen. Cigar 30 Gen. Electric Gen. Foods Gen. Motors

Tidewater Assde. Oll 18%

Timken-Detroit Axle 221 Transamerica

20th Cent. For Films

pf.

Un, Carbide & Car-

bon.....

Un. Paclic

United Aircraft Un. Airline Trans-

part desi United Corpn. United Corpa, $3

cum pt.

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PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA

Sailing Monday, 9th Aug,

for Saigon, Manila, Sandakan, Salamana, Rabaul, Sydney & Melbourne.

First Class, Fara to Sydneys.

[Sløgler: £47.10.0d. Return: £76.-0-0

Passenger & Freight Agents

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Joint Passenger Agenta:...

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

75

Un. Chas Pprovem't. 13 .... Un. Light & power

H

30

US Industrial Alco-

hot

32 30

381

UB. Rubber

611 801

561

US Rubber # DL 93193b

38

US. Steel

THE BEN LINK STEAMERS, LTD.

1087

33

Vanadium

48.

Warner Bros Pict (14)

451

& Tube (mä 874% 871

391

394

529*

701

National City Bank 46 !

394

Gen. Railway Bignal 48† Gillette Safety Rasor Glidden... 44 Gold Dust Goodrich (BF): Goodrich 85 pf. Goodyear

Weetinghouse Dec. 148

Youngstown Sheet

Chase National Ek 521

Call Monty

PIEL

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO,

ANTWERP, CONDON:-

AND STRAITS.

The debates un a Factory Bill just now when we are thinking-of- the accession of Queen Victoria are a reminder that there was pro- gress but no undue haste in this matter in her long reign, writes a Home correspondent. When" she came to the throne"it was com- mon for children, to begin work at the age of five, and there cases of four as a beginning. The extreme points seems to have been reached in the production of a case in the domestic machine lace trade; in which was discovered ́a child not yet two working for its mother; it is the less surprising to find that in the same family there was a child of four working its twelve hours a day. In 1840 Ashley tried to keep children under thirteen out of the mines, but had to compromise by allowing boys of ten to work three days in the week. In the eighteen-forties he was try- ing to get children under eight "released from work, but Graham in 1844 proposed nine. In 1876 came the law against employment under the age often. In 1891 Sydney, Buxton carried in spite of the Goverment a clause that no children under eleven should be

THE QUARTZ HILL MINING was learned yesterday. Mr. Bell employed in any, workshop or face Company announces that BA arrived from the United States tory, the Government spokesmen Johnson, formerly of the Balatoc May 2 on the President McKinley as usual maintaining that the work staff, has been engaged to be as He is a graduate of the University ing classes were against these resistant engineer on the property, of Wyoming, and has had about 10 ductions. Just after the end of the as of July 1 Mr. Johnson will years of varied experience in the wee Victorian eta

en it was laid down that work with James Hopkins, chief United States, Africa, Asia, and no children under twelve should engineer of Quarte Hill, in the de- Mexico. work in any factory or workshop.velopment of the property, “It has been mid to me more, than BUED MINING COMPANY'S once,'

Picried Ashley in 1844, general superintend Where will you stop?" I reply: Thoma Leonard, has without hesit Nowhere so his post due long as any portion, or this nighty Terry Z. Bell has bee fake charge as of Ju

·

PHILIPPINE MINING

NEWS

He has had considerable placer Captain experience, which is expected to be of particular value in his new. position, since the Bued Company is operating a placer, plant in the Farscale district.

V. Building.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE 8.8.

ROSENORDMARK"

haring arrived, from Hamburg and Ports of call, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods are Tas 5.8, BENMOHR.

being landed and placed, si their frisk into the Hong #rug add Hdricon Wharf CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby Kowloon, where James REPLAY AN and Godown Compsa a godownriks mormed that all Goods are being obtained as soon sa fanded- at thely Tak into the kasaNIORI PUERT

HONG KORE, AND KOWLOOK WHARF a GODOWN COMPANY, Lru, whence and/or bombe wary Delivery may be obininei

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have lab the Godoyant Goods bare left the Godowns, and all Goods Famasining unde Goods

and for cats waledons Got

tippel Lares, vil may be lanciod home prior to vessel's arriv but carried on from port to port to the fun!

all to lab the

1937, will be rabject to rent Rent

broken

before the Bist July, 1937, or they will

ented to the Undersigned on or Goods are to i art recognised.

了 10 comply with the General Bonded Barterer Maskin- fiolo Yarehouse Regulations, consignees

To comply with the hare. Revenue Uficer in attend. | Warehouse Réguise

danlaged dutiable goods are chafed and damaged Goods Jetsin: the Godowns, where they will be exadimed on the 13th Judy the 1927, at 0 kan, by Mestra. Carmichael

Clarke.

Ako The Insurance has been effected - ill of Lading will be counterzissed by 17. LOXLEY & Co, (CHINA) Lam. Hong Kong, 1'tp July, 1987.

gaming

$1987, for they willy

the

will be stooted.

ill be countersigned by

Hong Kong, 7th July: 1037%

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