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THE HONGKONG/ TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1915.

SHARE REPORT.

COMPARATIVE SHARE QUOTATIONS.

-5-TELLIKS SA-SALES D-BUYERS

BANKS

INTERNATIONAL BANKING HONGKONG CORPORA

CORPORATION,

HEAD OFFICE:

68, Wall Street, New York.

2-NOMINAL

To-day's

STOCK.

Closing

Number of Shared

Par. Faid Value Up

1914.

Kigheat

1914,

Lowest

1915. 1915. Highest, Lewest, » 18th Feb. 18th Fab,

"Lash Divid

And Date

Prices

BOT

Banks.

HOW

,$800

ex div. 12,000 $125" all

#55 July 700 Ost.

810

200

(£23/- & 5/- bonus at ex 1/914 equal to $27.27 for 4 year ending 31/12/14

10,00 350

30,000 £15

350 Doc. 145 May

305

Oct.

950

350

Final of $3 a/o 1912. Interim

of $18 a/c. 1913.

133

Jan.

180

160

Final of 10 p.c. making 20

po. for 1912

$225 b.

2,400 $250 100 847 April 700

12,000 $100 60

Oct.

$825

(Final- of $20 making $50 for 192 and Interim of $30 for 1913

20 April 19211⁄2 Jan.

225

Final of $12 mak. $15 for 1912

225

& Int. of $3 for 1913

$150 .$395

·20,000 3.00 20

8,000 $250 60325

160 July 140 Oct.

150

$10 for 1912

Feb. 368 April 395

395

$27 for 1912

30,000 $25 all

Dec: Jan. 514 all 36 20,000 $30

"Mar. 2754 Nov,

22. Dec. 80,00 $15 all 2014 Jan.

$1 for '906

$3 for year onding 30:6:14

23...

1.60,000 160,000

79 cb} all

b. 3,707,610 £1

all

Jan, 50

106 Fab. 70/-

Sept. 66

Sept. 85/-

85/-

$37

40,000 $10

all

Mar.

40 Nov.

($1.70 per share and bonus of

30 cents per eharo for year. ending 30'4'14

20,000 $100 all 96) 7,000 $100 all 31.

Fe 70 Nov. 109 Jan. 17 Dec. 19.

109

$3 for 1919

$3 for 1997

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Commercia'.

Philippine Tobacco Prospects.

A Manila Borosu of Agriculture: inspector who has recently return- ed from the Cagayan valley 1- porta that the crop prospects for 1915, na far as tobacco is con- cerned, are very discouraging. The rainy season ended unusually carly and since then very little rain has fallen. The soxiously expected winter coins have also. failed. The first and early-cowa ssed beda wars almost entirely destroyed by the drought and as many as three additional sowinge bave been made. There are few if any of the planters who will succeed in setting out the usual area planted, and perhaps as an average not more than one halfef the area planted in 1914 will be planted this year. The Cugsyan valley usually produces about one-half the arnual Philippize crop of tobacco. It is now so late! that eved with favourable weather

conditions henceforth, the 1915 crop of tobacco will be very about.

Sino-Japanese Trade. According to a reperi of the Miniatry of Agriculture and Con- merce of Japan, the export of Japanese goode to China during the month of January was about. Yen 8,880,000 whilst imparts of Chinese goode to Japan were only Yen 3,110,000. The decrease of the importa from Chins in dne mainly to the decrease of imports from Central China,

F. M. S. Tin.

The Perak tia export for Jan nary (excluding Upper Perak. figures) was-Block tin 3,642.4| picule, tin ore 38,304.07 'picale, daty $361,079.96.

Conversion Loan for Japan ''

Issued in London." The Jiji states that according to a London telegram received in Tokyo the Japanese Government on Monday, the 8th instant, issued, in London a short-term conversion

loan for £8,000,000 in the form of Treasury Bills, the rate of interest thereon being 54 per cent. per annum. The moerage adde that applications were numerous. The Chugai Shogyo says, in this connection, that the fact that the whole of the 4.75 per cent. and the Five per cent. Railway Bande, amounting to £4,000,000, have not been con- verted, and that the balance of £1,000,000 has to be redeemed in cash, has brought about a change in the financial admini uration. Prior to the negotiations entered into with British under- writers as to the redemption of the short-term loans referred 10, the Tokyo Government allotted to the railway administration for this year the sum of Y.20,000,000 "out of the National Debt Redemp tion Fund, believing that the whole of the loang would be easily converted. Now that the Govern- ment is obliged to roderm in cash the balance, amounting $1,000,000, the question hae arieen as to whether the expen- ditare allotted for the railway administration should be reduced:

Bangkok Companies. It is pretty well known, staten the Siam Observer, that the past twelve months have resulted in "profit to our local companies, though the dividends may not be equal to those for 1913. It is stated that the Bangkok Manu- facturing Company will declare a dividend of 5 per cent. for the half year, the Haknam Railway Company a dividend of 8 per cent. The Hangkok Dook Com pany directors have not yet met for the purpose of considering their balance sheet, but from all indications it appears that the samó dividend as last your is possible, that is, 8 per cent. The Siam Steam Packet Oom- pany, notwithstanding competi- tion on some of its lines, bae had a fairly good year according to all accounts and a dividend of 5

or 6 per cent, might be expected.

The Menim Motor Bunt Company ban also had a fairly good year and a fair dividend is probable. The Siam Electricity Company has had, so far as our information goes, a very good working your. There will, we think, when the balance sheet is made public, not be such a bad dividend as originally expected by some of the shareholders who sold out. The Siamese Tramwaya Company, notwithstanding the reduction in the track rent, has not had the turning point in ita career some shareholders hoped for.

H'kong& S'hal Banking Corp.

Marine Insurancés, Canton Insurance Office, Ld.350 North ChinaIns. Co., Ld....t.160

Union Ins. Society of Cton, Ld.$825 b.

Yangtze Ins. Asiec, Ld.

Fire Insurances, China Fire Ins. Co., Ld. H'kong Fire Ins. Co., Ld..

Shipping:

China & Manila S.S. Co., L836" Douglas Steamship Co., Ld. $29 Hongkong, C. & M.S.S. Co.,Ld24sa. &.

Indo-China Steam Navigations66

- Co.; Id, i

Shell Tport & Trading Co., Ld.85/-

Star Ferry Company, Ld.

Refineries.

China Sugar Refining Co., Ed.$100 Luzon Sugar Refining Co.,Ld.519

Micing. Kailan Mining Admin'tion. 321- Raub Australian Gold Min-

$311⁄2 ing Co., Ld..... Tronoh Mines Ltd.

Docks. Wharves and

Godowns &c. Hongkong&K.W.&G. Co., Ld.869 H'kong & W.'pen D. Co., Ld. $57 3’haiDock& Eng. Co. Ld...51 S'hai & H'kew W. Co, Ld. ...91

Lands, Hotels and Bulldings. -Anglo French Lands.... H'kong Hotel Co., Ld.....$124

H'kong Land Investment Co.$110 Hphreys Estate & F. Co, Ld. $6 ex div K'loon Land&Building Co., Ld $41

.t.101 Shanghai Lands

West Point Building Co, Ld. $68)

..$95 H'kong Central Estates.

Ewo Cotton S. & W. Co., Ld. t.131 Henglong Cotton Co..

Miscellaneous,

China Bornec Company, Ld. $11 China Light & Power Co.,)

Ld. $4

Do (Spec. shares) China Provt. L. & M.Co., La. 8 Dairy Farm Company, Ld. ...$35 Green Island Cement Co., Ld. 514 Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. ...$42 Hongkong Ice Company, Ld. $190 Hongkong Rope Mfg. Co., Ld.. $25', Hongkong Tramway Co., Ld. 5.10

..t.40 Langkats...

Peak Tramway Co., Ld. (Old) $10.

(New)31

H. Price & Co., Ld

Belling T/T...........1/934

Demand....1/9 3/16 30 d.1/934 60 de..............1/9 5/16 4m/s ....................1/98... T/T Bhanghai......78 Private 30 d/s sight T/T Singapore 7554. T/T Japan÷1521487

013834 T/T India

B400,600 $10"

b. 9,000 $10, all

EXCHANGE.

¡Demand India ......138)

T/T Bombay.... - Demand Bombay ... 132) T/T Caloutta Demand Caloutta.....132 1/2 Demand Manila ....,,,,87). T/T. San Fco & N.T.42 Demand, New York 42 5/8 TiT:Jave

107.

T/T. Marka ................... Demand Germany....

T/T Francangkan. Demand Paris................. – 2.21† On Haiphong On Saigon.................. On Bangkok

Buying.

4 m/s. D/P........................1/10 6 m/s, L/C.....................1/10 1/4- |30′a/s8'ney &M," 1/10% 30d/a.San Fcc&NY,444® 4m/s. Marks

་

Cotton Milly.

Kung Yik

Laou Kung Mow

Shanghai Cottons"

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LONDON OFFICE; |

94, Bishopsgate, E.O.

BRAN HR8

BOMBAY LONDON. CALCUTTA, MANILA. ·

CANTON. CEBU.

PANAMA. PEKING.

COLON. SAN FRANCISCO. HANKOW. SHANGHAI, HONGKONG. SINGAPORE. KOBE. TOKOHAMAL-

CAPITAL PAID-UP $3,250 000 RESERVE FUNDS...... 4,060,000

(U.S. Gold) #7.310,000 All kinds of FOREIGN & LOCAL BANKING BUSINESS transacted."

CURRENT ACCOUNTS open- ed and FIXED DEPOSITS received at rates to be ascertain- ed on application.

N. 8. MARSHALL,

Manager.

Hongkong, 22nd Oct. 1914

THE

& SHANGHAI

TION:

Paid-up Capital .........$15,000,000°

RESERVE FUNDS:

Sterling

£1,500,000 at 2f

➡815,000,000

Silver...$18,000,000

Reserve Liability of

Proprietors

$$3,000,000

$15,000,000 Hon. Mr. D. Landale, Chairman, COURT OF DIRECTORS.

W. L. Patterden, Esq. Deputy

Chairman,

S. H. Dodwell, Beq G. T. M. Edkins, Esq. O, S. Gubbay, Esq. P. H. Holyoak, Esq. J. A. Plummer, Esq. Hon. Mr. E: Shallim,

CHIEF MANAGER: Hongkong-N. J. Stabb

MANAGER Shanghai-A. G. Stephea, London Bankers-London County and Westminster Limited.

Hongkong-Interest Allowed:

On Current Account at the rate

Final of 40 cts. making 90 ols." YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK of 2 per cent. per annum on the

for year ending 31*12-14 Final of 3% m'king 6% on pre-

ferred shares & 5.% on de ferred shares for year 1913

ƒ Interim of 1/- a/c 1915C. No, 29

(Final of 5% Coupon No. 4.

Tls. 6 on 29.2.10

($3.50 for half year ending 130'6'14

$31 for year ending 31:12:14

Interim of 5 p.e. for year end'g

30.6.13

$2.25 for half year ending 31.12.14 $4.09 for 7 months ending 31.12.14.

LIMITED.

Established 1880. Authorised Capital Yen 48,000,000 Paid-up Capital 30,000,000 Reserve Fund.***. » 19,250,000

daily balance

ON FIXED DEPOSITS. For 3 months, 2 per cent per

annum.

For 6 months. 3 per cent. per

Banum.

Head Office.-YOKOHAMA. For 12 months, & per cent per

Branches Aatung-fisien

Boubay

Calcutta

Changchun Dairea Yengtien

Harbla

Hankow Hondiniu

Koba

Liao-Yang

Load.a

Lyne

Thingtan

„Agencies st Nagasaki Newcbwang New York Qika

Pakia

Rrolno (Port

Anbar San Francisca Shanghai

Tiahling

Tientsia

Toky

Los Angeles

Interest Allowed on Current Accent,

Deposits received for fired periods at rates to be

ed 1lication.

EISHI ONO, Manager. Hongkong, 17th October, 1914.

NOTICES.

CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE CO., LTD:

(Capital Paid up...$1,250,000:) Loans on Mortgage of House Pro perty, &c.

...

Goods received on Storage. Advances made on Merchandise: Loans made on the Provident

System.

(Rates and Particulars on sp

plication).

The Office of TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR

WILLS, ATTORNEY, &0:, Undertaken and Executed:

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co. General Managers."- Hongkong, 19th Marób, 1908

B. 1,000,000 £1

200 000 £1 s. 160,000 £1

all

B}l 3,10 Jan. all 39/- Feb.

41/- Feb. 33/4 Dec.

32/-

making 10% for year end-

ing 30/6/14

1.90 Nov. 19/6 Nov.

316

1/2 for 1909

25/6

1-mak. 7/6 a/s, 1913

60,000 $50 all 60,000 850

.89

Jan.

all

Jon,

35,700 100 all

73. 53 July 50"

ΝΟΥ.

$3.50 for year 193

- Oct. 57

Dec.

$3 dividend for year 1913.

51"

Tis.5 for 1913

€6,000 t. 100 áll

109 Jan. 8246 Doc. 91

Interim of Tls 3 for 1913

THE

.t.91

-b

25,000 :100 t,100 12,000 350 25

30,000 $100 all 150,000 $10 all 60,000 $50 30 78,000 1.50 all 98 12,000 $50 - all | 73. 10,000 $100.ail

> 94

128 July 120

11716 July 98 94 Jan. * Nov; 6

Dec.

124

Nov.

110

456

Jan. 44 Feb. 41

Dec.

Oct. 101

June 66 Feb. 68)

6145 cents for year 1914

$3 for 1914

101

681

b❘

126.00 $10 $644

1134

20,000. 6,5m all all 75,00 t.10 all · 14+

800 1.100 all

110

138 July 125 811 Mar. 7 June Mar. Jan. 11 Feb. 170

May

131

014

Tla. 12 for year ending 31'10'14 50 cents 31'7'08

111

May 75

1.85

40,000 t.50 all

135

Feb. 70

Nov. 85

114 Tls. 1,20 for year ending 30°11′14

Tls. 12 for 1913 Tia. 10 for year ending 30'6 13

00,000, $12 all 12

May 10

Dec. 11

April

$1.20 for 1913

PEAK

b.l

25,000 $10 50,000 $10

Jan. 7 39

June. 35

5 6.90 Jan. 49

Nov. Jan. 36

Dec. 5,000 $26 all | 21731⁄2 Joly | 174

all 25

22 60,000 $10

June

Apr. b. 325,000 5/-

Feb. all 13 July 7-

23 b. 250,000 g. 10 all 64 Mar.

all 1014 Jan. 94 June 93 cts. Jan. 75 cte. Dec.

NOT. 8 Aug. 35 Dec. 51

190: .25

5.10 5

190

Interim of $21, a/c 1914.

$2 for 1913

Dee. 40

(80 ota. on fully paid shares and

$1,

year ending 30.4.14.

Philippines Ld..

$5 .$6

75,000 $10

$1.50 for 1910.

Societedes Pulpes of Papier- $20

teries du Tonkin .......... Steam Laundry Co., Ld....

Union Water-boat Co., Ld.......$17 Watson and Co., Ld.

13,200 $50

None

.$4

20,000 $5 all 5.00 June

NOT.

..$7.

50,000 $10, all 2214 Feb. 17 -90,000 $10 | all |,8} | April | 6.9€

Jan.

Dec.

William Powell, Limited.

S. O. Morning Part

..$616 8.

.$29

2.1000 $7

6,000 $25

Pet. ail 914 Jan. | 614

June all 1 30

92. Dec.

612

$1. Interim a/c year 31.8.14

50,000 $5 all 4.90 July 4 50,000. $1 "all'

b. 200,000 $10

40.000 71

WRIGHT & HORNBY,

Share and General Brokers.

6% for year ending 28 .2.04

7.95 70 cle. for 1913.

$1.50 for year ending 31'7'14

51440 ots. for 1911,

$1.80 per share for 1913

Final div. of 6d. making 73d.

per share for 19 3

Interim of T. 1 making T. 2

a/a.1913

8 cts, on 1 paid shares for

None

35 ets. for year ending 31'5'14

$1.00, per share for year end-

1ing 31,12,1914-

70 cts. for 1913

(50 cts...on old shares and 25

c16. on new year shares for

year ending 30.6.14

6. Des Vœux Road Central. Tel. address, Rectitude.

CORRECTED TO NOON FEB, 22, 1915,

THE TELEGRAPH DOES NOT HOLD ITSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS.

2.21

Pram

February 22nd.

Gold Leaf per tael $57.90 Sovereign... $11.10. Bar Silver, ready... 2276-

forward

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Discount per $100;

EAK TRAMWAY' 00 LIMITED.

7.00

TIM

Loo A-M. Lo

16.30 AM, TO 18:45 7.Me to

BLA

WEEK DAYS,

́Log AM Every 15 din,

18.00 10.

11:00 A

TRAS PATI

· 1.33-FM,

1.4 2.3

1.25 F.MI

鲱

10 Mp

15 Mate

TJ Mix.

··10 MIN.

t 13 Mana

da Mest

3.00 1.0

15 MEN

Jab 7. to

3.30 9.30

10 M

NIGHT CARS.

1.50 2.0) and 0 mmų Dijo zari ta

11.00 PM) every hili honn

12:00 PM to 15:48 1.20

every quarter of an hour

SUNDAYS

(749 AM, 12, 20-30 400/ Byker 15 Min.

100 to 1600 AM 11.00 .. 10 2.00 Nook

sson Noci to 100 23:

10 KM) to

100

LOG FJES TO

1.00 7.1)

23 Hin

Là h

7.00 730

so Max,

D-M12.

Juez, jaki ta · Exo PM.

KIGHT CARS mon Wook Days.

_BATURDAYS"

Extra Car at is midnight.

PECIAL CARI

By, Arrangement al the Company's Dfits, Atorandra Halldings,

Der Vocuz Rond

SINGON & GO.

Established A. D. 1860,

Banum.

̈N. J. STABE,

Chief Marager.

HONGKONG SAVINGS RANK

THE Business of the shove Bank is conducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

Rules may be obtained on plication.

INTEREST on deposits is al lowed on the minimum monthly balances at 3 per cent. per an-

Depositors may transfer.at their option balances of $100 or more to the Hongkong and Shanghai': Bank to be placed on: FIXED DEPOSIT. at 4 per cent, per annum

For the Hongkong and Shang- hai Banking Corporation,

N. J. STABE

Chief Manager

THE MERCANTILE BANK OF-

· INDIA, LIMITED.

| Authorised Ospital ..............£1,500,000:

Subscribed Paid Up." Reserve Fund

******* 1,125,000 J-562,500

465,000,

ས་1-

BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint Stock, Bank, Limited.

Every description of Exchange business transacted.

Interest allowed on Current Ac- counts at 2 per cent per annum

on Daily Balance and on Fixed Deposits at rates which may be. sscertained on spplication.

A. R. LINTON

Manager.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA

Incorporated by Royal Charter 1853,

HEAD OFFICE-LONDON. Paid-up Capital £1,200,000 Reserve Fund.................£1,800,000 Reserve Liability of

Proprietors...........£1,200,000 ||

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking business trans- acted.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS open- ed and FIXED DEPOSITS re- ceived for 1 year or shorter periods

RON, STEEL, METAL and HARD RO

WARE MERORANTS Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, Pig Iron and Foundry Coke Importers. General Store- koopers and Shipchandlers, Nos. 35 and at rates which will be quoted on 37, Bing Loong Street, (2nd Street west application. O d'entral Market) Talnohaus Fo. 515...

CHEAP SALE.

Wm. DIOKSON.

Manager. Hongkong, 11th April, 1912. | 8.

The undersigned, who are giv-- ing up bualneas, are now sacrific- ing all goods.

Special terms for large quantities. Come soon to avoid Malwa, New. disappointment,

Malwa, Old

OPIUM QUOTATIONS”

Doo, 19 $9.025 per p

9.125 H

The following are a few lines Patna, New carried:

9.325 percbe,

9,200

Patna, Old

9.050

Tweede, Serges, Woollen Vests Renares, New

and Drawers, Woollen Socks, Benares, Old........ 8,825 Felt and Tweed Hats, Panama Hats, Dross' and Fancy Shirts;

Jhinese...20 ots. pieces $21 7/16 Boots and Shoe", eto, etc., eto,

Nem.

| 4 m/s; Franos vielä 2.82 16 m/s, do

Chinese:10.3

$2156 Hongkang. 20 ot.) COS $15

2.37

Hongkong, 19

$1614

"WING FAT CHEONG,

High Class Tailor, 24, Des Voeux Road Central

THE ALEXANDRA CAFE Cannot be Beaten, if Equalled For Bread, Cakes Confectionery and meals with Wines & Liquera

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