COMMERCIAL,
Calcutta Prices,
Calentia, and it may be eald India generally, is much better off as rogarde the level of food prices than the belligerent coun- tries and considerably better off than many if not most neutral countries. The articles in Oal- outts which have risen most are sugar, salt, cheese, overland flour, and dhal. In Berlin and Vienna split peas, lentils, haricot beans, rice, lard, bacon, egge and pork; also in Vienna osions and beef, and in Denmark ryebread, beef, ogge (frezh), pork, wheat flour and margarine.
War Affects Price of Photo-
graphic Materials.
That the war is affecting trade in many directions is becoming. increasingly apparent every day, Although some branches of trade experienced a felling off in busi- ness soon after the outbreak of hostilities, there were others that were able to carry on as ususi for longer time.
But even
STOCK.
Banks.
THE HỌNGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1915,
SHARE
COMPARATIVE
REPORT.
SHARE QUOTATIONS.
8.-1L3RS
FA-SALIS
E-BUYERS
H-NOMIHAL
To-day's
Closing
Prices
of Shares
Number Par Fald Value Up
1914.
Highest
1914.
Lowest
1915. 1915. Highest, Lowaat, Sinse Bloc 14th May. 14th May,
10 now
Last Dividend
to now
NOTICE
NY CARLSBERG BEER.
The world famed DANISH brew, for years known as the finest Bear specially brewed for the Far East,
($830 8.
120,000 $125
all
H'kong& B'hai Banting Corp. Į £79/10/-
Marine Insurances.
Canton Insurance Office, Ld.425 North China Ins. Co., Ld. t...175
Union Ins. Society of Cton,Ld.$950 0.
Yangtze Ins. Assoc. Ld.......$255
Fire Insurances,
(£2/3
and Date
855 July. 700 Oct. 845 x div. 7000. div.
at 1/9 5/16 equal to $24.21 for 15 year 30/6/15
JFinal of $4 a/c 1913. Interim
of 818 / 1914.
IT'S PURE.
IT'S CLEAR,
IT'S CHEAP
AND
SUITS
THIS
CLIMATE IN
OF
WEATHER
IT'S BREWED
BY
NY CARLSBERG
BREWERIES
COPENHAGEN
DENMAR
AND
IS: OF ME
BONA FIDE
ORIGIN
D
Д.
10,000 $250 50 10,000 £15 £0
350 Dec. 305 Oot. 425 145 May 133 Jan. 175
360
160
12,400 $250 100 847) April 700
Oct.
$978
$855
bj
12,000 $100 60
210 April 1921 Jan.
255
925
Interim of 12 p.a. for 1914
(Final of 820 and bonus of $5 making 155. for 1913 and Interim of $30 for 1914 Final of $15 mak. $18 for 1913
& Int, of $3 for 1914
ANY KIND
Y CARLSBERS
{ CUPENHALIN
DANISH
n.
20,000 $100 20 8,000 $250 50
160 395
July 140 Oct.
16%
130
$9 for 1913
Feb. 868 April 420
995
$27 for 1913
b.
b.
20,000 $50 all 36 80,000 $18 all 294
Mar. 2734 Nov. 91 Doc. .25 Jan. 22
45
19
{
60,000 60,000
£5} all 79
Jan. 50 Sept.
159 94
.....$15718. China Fire Ins. Co., Ld. B'kong Fire Ins. Co., Ld.......$420
Shipping.
Douglas Steamship Co., Ld, $88 Hongkong, C. & M.8.8. Co.,Ld19
these are now beginning to Indo-China Steam (Combined$153) b. feel the effects of the abnormal
Navigation Co.. Deferred 890 8. situation. The photographic busi- Ld...............................
Preferred $67 B. nasa is latest to be drawn into the vortex of the general depression. Shell T'port & Trading Co., Ld. 87/- The shortage of raw material in England, restricted transport facilities and other causes con- tributed to the present unsatie-
Star Ferry Company, Ld. ...839
Refineries.
...$374 n.
factory state of affairs. There hao China S, Refining Co., Ld....$129 ga. b. been a rise in the price of photo- Luzon S. Refloing Co., La. graphic materials, particularly of
3,797,610 £1 all 106 Feb. 70/- Sept. 90/- x div. 82/
·བུ།
$4 for year ending 30.6.15
Final of 40 ots. making 90 ots.
for year ending 31.12.14.
(6 p.o. on p. z. &9p.o, onds for year 1914. shares quoted ex 9 pc. diyin E'kong from 29,9.75, an interim div. of 6 p.o. on the combined shares paid in London 23.9.15
Final of 5 (Coupon No 24)
making 7-för 1914
($1.50 per share and bonus of 40 cents per share, for year ending 30*4*15
27% $3 for 1897
x div.
B. 40,000 $10
all
49
Mar. 40
Nov.
32.
20,000 $100 all 7,000 $100 all
96
Feb. 70 Nov. Jan. 31
Deo. 17
134 46
111
$3 for 1912
¦
Mining.
1,000,000 £1
Germany Tronoh Mines Ltd......
ing Co., Ld:.....
.316
.28- .37/6
b. 200,000 £1 n. 160,000 £1 n. 796,666 £1
all
all
41/-
Feb. 33/6 Dec.
33/6
30/-
3.10
Jan.
1.90 Nov,
4
314
all
39/-
Feb. 19/6 Nov.
all 56/6
21/3
32/6 41
37/6 1 interim 1915
Docks, Wharves and
Godowns &c.
The variona papera known as
P.O:P.,
bromide, and plat-
inotype. Originally large quan- Kailan Mining Admin'tion...30- tities of bromide paper used Raub Australian Gold Min-
.to
come
from
'kong & R.W. & G. Co., Ld....$37 'kong & W'pon D. Co., Ld....185 'hai Dock & Eng. Co., Ld...60 S'hai & H'kew W. Co., Ld. ...90 I ands. Hotels and Bulidings. Anglo French Lands.........94 H'kong Hotel Co., Ld............................$109
bnt sicce the stoppage of supplies Ural Caspians from that country, Great Britain has been able to capture the mer- ket, although prices are bigber than those of Germany, gaalight paper and self toning paper have aleo gone apio price. Plates are not to be had as cheaply as before, but are readily obtainable from British sources. The price of filma, however, has not been much affected, as this article comes chiefly from America via England. The scarcity in chemicals at one time threatened to beaseriousmat- ter owing to the cassation of Ger- msn supplies. But British firms were able to make up the deficiency and the only complaiut of photo- graphic dealera at present is the delay in the receipt of shipmente. Orders placed for pyrogallic acid, sodium carbonate, sud potassium local permanganate by some firma took as many as six months to execute. Other chemicala. directly obtained from England are citric acid, ammonia, gold bromide, ohloride, potassium endium by posulphite, etc.
Bangtong Rubber Estates.
The report of the Banteng (Se- langor) Rubbar Estates, Limited, atates that the following are par- ticulars of the output of rubber,
H'kong Land Investment Co $109 H'phreys Estate& F. Co., Ld... $7 K'ioonLand & Building Co., Ld $40 Shanghai Lands
.t.105 West Point Building Co., Ld. 872 H'kong Central Estates ...... LOO
Cotton Mills.
b. Ewo Cotton S. & W. Co., Ld, $160
.........$9.40 R. Hongkong Cotton Co.
$143% b Kung Yik ..... Laou Kung Mow
................. 79 Shanghai Cottons in S'bai ...1.8914 n.
Miscellaneous. China Borneo Company,Ld. $10 China Light & Power Co.,)
ཀྑུ ཏྠཀྑུཀྑཱུ
Interim of 1/- account, year
ending 30.6.15(Coupon No. 5.) 1/2 for 1909
28-1-interim s/o 1915 paid 12.7.15
63) 49 ex div. Tis. 3 for year ending 304,15 931
Dividend of 6.p.c. for year
ending 30.6.15
134 Tis. 1.20 for year ending 30-11:14
(Dividend of Tis. 7 for year
ending 30*6*15
8.00 70 cts. for 1914
Can now be obtained from all hotels and Compradores, and from
DONNELLY
BANKS
AND
WHYTE
TEL. 686
BANKS
INTERNATIONAL BARKING HONGKONG & SHANGHAI
CORPORATION,
HEAD OFFICE:
60,Wall Street, New York. LONDON OFFICE:
36, Bishopsgate, EU. BRANCHES :- ROMBAY, LONDON. CALCUTTA. MANILA.
CANTON.
CEBU.
PANAMA.
PEKING.
COLON. SAN FRANCISCO. HANKOW, SHANGHAI, HONGKONG. SINGAPORE. KOBE.
YOKOHAMA
CAPITAL PAID-UP $3,250 000 RESERVE FUNDS...... 4,120,000
&
(U.S. Gold) $7,370,000 All kinds of FOREIGN LOCAL BANKING BUSINESS transacted.
CURRENT ACCOUNTS open- FIXED DEPOSITS od and received at rates to be ascortain- ed on application,
N. 8. MARSHALL,
Manager. Hongkong. 22nd Oct. 1914
THE
LIMITED.
}
BANKING CORPORA
TION,
Paid-up Capital ......$15,000,000 RESERVE FUNDS:
Sterling
H
£1,300,000 at 21-
$15,000,00 Silver...$18,000,000
$33,000,000
Reserve Liability of
Proprietors..........$15,000,00 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. D. Landale, Chairman, W. L. Fattenden, Esq.- Deputy
Chairman.
8. H. Dodwell, Esq. G. T, M. Edkins, Esq.
O, 8. Gubbay, Esq.
F. H. Holyoak, Esq. J. A. Plummer, Esq. Hon. Mr. E Shelllm, CHIEF MANAGER Hongkong-N. J. Statt, MANAGER Shanghai-A. G. Stephen, London Bankers-London County and Westminster Limited.
Hongkong-Interest Allowedi
On Current Account at the rate of 2 per cont. per annum on the daily balance.
ON FIXED DEPOSITS. For 3 months, 23 por cont per
аппит.
For 6 months. Si per cent zAY
annum.
OKOHAMA SPECIE BANK For 12 months, 4 per cent per
ΥΟΚΟΗΑ
Established 1880,
andum.
N. J. STABB,
Chief Manager.
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK
"HE Business of the above Bank is conducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION Rules may be obtained on sp. plication.
Authorised Capital Yen 48,000,000
30,000,000 THE Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund ...... 20,000,000
b.j
€0,000 $50
all
69
Jan, 73
Nov.
21
68
$3.50 for year-1914
b.
60,000 $50
all
77
Jon. 53
Oct.
28+
57
$3 dividend for year 1914
b.
53,700 t. 100, all
60
b.
38,000 t, 100 all
300
July 50 Deo. Jan. 821
Dec.
80
Tla. 5 for 1914
13,000 1.100 t,100
94
94
20,000 $50 50
128
July
120
Dec.
116
112
Tle. 614 for year ending 29.2,14
($2.50 for half year ending 130:6:15
9.
50,000 $100 all
11714 July
100,000 $10
all
814
b.
b.
b.j
n.
6,000 $50
20
45
78,000 1.50
19,500 $50
10,000 $100 all
all
all 98
73
98 Jan. 7 Jan. 44
89 Dec.
June 66
Nov. 111 xdiv.
108
$33 for year ending 30*6*15
Nov.
72
6.10
45 cents for year 1914
Feb. 40
40
$3 for 1014
Oct..
106
101
Feb.
70
100
100
$2 for half year ending 30.6.15 $4.09 for 7 months ending 31.12.14
A
all
all 20,000 1,50
138 July 195
7 190.000 $10 all 84 Mar.
75,000 t.10 all 14 Jan. 11
110 Feb. 8,000 t.100 all
70 40,000 1,50
135 Feb. 70
May 180
152
June 9.40 Var. May. $9
7
Tls. 32 for year ending 31°10'14 50 certs 31*7*08
Nov.
17
b. 105
80
Tis. 12 for 1913
90
.
b.
00,000 $19
.all
12
May 10. Dec.
10
10
85 cents for 1914
n.
00,000 $5
all
4.90 July | 4
April
4X
414
6% for year ending 28.2.06
50,000 $1
ail
b.
1953 00 $10
9 All
Jan.
8.
40,000 7
6
39
June
7 35
Nov. 10.10
Aug.
34
34
BB.
400,000 $10
ali
b.
60,000 $70
all
1
b.
6,500 $25 60,000 $10 all -25
6.90 49 all 21714 July
Jan. 5
Dec.
11
670
Jan. 36
Nov.
45.
39
174
Dec:
190
184
June
22
Apr.
34
25
5.50
4.80x div, $10 % for 1914
b. 250,000 g.10 all 6414 Mar.
28 Dec. 42
3694
Interim of T, 1 making T. F
ala 1919
Daires
Fastian
(70 cta. on fully paid shares and
Earbin
b.
(New) 85 cis. b.
...$4
b.
..$5
25,000 $10 all 103 Jan. 93 ois. Jan. $1. 50,000 $10
all 75,000 $10 12,000 $10 10
9 June
10
25 cts. Dec.
$1
10 ote.
7 cts, on 1 paid sharea for
Xunkow
Hocolat
year ending 30.4.15
Isbe
4
Nono
Lyons
5
$1.50 for 1910
Sydney
Feinstau
b.
2.
b.
D.
.....$29
b.
all 13,200 $50 20,000 $5 all 5.00 June
37 27.723 $10 all 2214 Feb. 90,000 $10 all April 6.90
7 Jau. 614 Deo. 21.000 $7
all 912
Juno 30
92 L'ec. 29 6,000 $25 all
LATEST RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
20
20
None
Trinan.fa
4
NOT. 914
6
29
Anglo Java Estates Ltd. Tis.
|
Ayer Fanas (Straits) $5.40 buy- ere 5.60 sellers,
Kempas (Straits) $3.70 buyers 3,80 x div. sullore.
|
Linggis 14/9 buyers 15/6
}
Ld. $4.80 Do. (Spec. shares)....................... ! China Provt, L. & M. Co., Ld. 9,80 Dairy Farm Company, Ld. ...332) 3reen Island Cement Co. Ld....1034 Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. $443 Hongkong Ice Co., Ld...$190 Hongkong Rope Mfg.Co., Ld...$94) Hongkong Tramway Co., Ld. (53
eto.: E-timated output Banteng Langkats...............................L.39) estate 17000 lbs, Puchong
estalo 117,000 lbs., combined Peak Tramway Co., Ld. (Old) #9! 224,000 lbs.; actual output-ship-
Do
ped weight. Bantong estate Philippines Ld...... 106:195 lbs., Puchong estate H. Price & Co., Ld....... 112,270 lbs., combined 218,405 Societe des Pulpes of Papier-1 820
1be. Average yield per
teries du Tonkin......... bearing acre, Bantong estate 243 Steam Laundry Co., Ld.........$3 lbs., Pachong estato 335 lbs., Union Water-boat Co., Ld. ...$16) combined 283 ibe.; f.o.b. cost of Watson and Co., Ld...................................$6) production. Boateng
estata
10 25d. per lb., Puchong estate William Powell, Limited: 801 9 68d. per lb., combined 10.07d.
per lb. depreciation of machin-[g. C. Morning Post
ery, buildings, etc. (all charged
to revenue), combined 18. 1.94d. per lb.; average gross price real- ised, combined 29. 1.62d. For lb.; estimated output for 1015-16, Banteng estate 123 000 lbs.; Pachong estate 123,000 lbs., total 240,000 lbs. After provid- ing for depreciation of build. inga, maobinery, etc. (£1 118), the -profit for the year amounted to €10,574; to this has to be added the balance brought forward, 64,137,making
a total of £14,712,
of which the directora have trans- förred to reserved fond the sum of £5,000, leaving a balanca ni - £0,712. An interim dividend at the rate of 5 per cost. was paid on May 25, absorbing £2,875, and the directors row recommend pay- ment of a final dividend of ŽAI per cent. (making a total of 124 per cent.) in respect of the year! to April 30, £4,312, leaving a balance to be carried forward to $2,524.
11 buyers.
sellers.
Nordanals 18 buyora 18/9
vollere.
WRIGHT & HORNBY,
Belling.
8. 325,000 5/- all 13 July 7 Fob.
Balgownies (Straits) $3 sales buyers.
Changkat Serdange (Straits) $5.50 buyers 54 sollers.
Share and Ceneral Brokers
$1.95 for year ending 31.7.15
50 cta.for 1914.
$2.00 per share for 1914 Interim of 62 account 1915 Interim$1 for yearending30.6.15
3.C0 25 cts. for year ending 31'5'15
f$1.00, per sbare for year ende Jan. 18 16
1ing 31,12,1914 Dec. 6.80 zdiv. 63 xdiv. 60 cts. for 1914
Malaka Pindas (Straits) $1.60 buyers 14 settors.
Malakoffs (Straits) $3.40 buyers 3.55 sollers.
50 cts. on old shares and 25 cls. on new year shares for year ending $0.6.14 $1.50 for 1914
Sandycrofts (Straits) 5.40 buy- ers 5.60 sel ers.
Pajam (Straits) $10.40 buyers 10.50 sellers.
6. Des Vœux Road Central, Tel address, Rectitude.
CORRECTED TO NOON. KOY. 5. 1915.
ANY SUBSEQUENT ALTERATIONS WILL BE FOUND IN "UP TO THE MINUTE SHARE MARKET NEWS." THE TELEGRAPH DOES NOT HOLD ITSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS.
T/T ................./10 Demand.............. 1/10 1/16 30 3/6..............1/10 1.8 60 d/8............................... 3/10 3/16 4 m/8....
..3/10 1/4 T/ Shanghai.......764 Private 30 de sight T/T Singapore.........78 3/8 T/T Japan..........862 T/T India ............1371 Demand India ................157)
EXCHANGE.
1
TT Bombay mon Demand Bombay...1371⁄2 T/T Caloutts ................ Demand Calcutta...1371 Demand Manila ...81 T/T'San Fico & N.Y.423/8 Demand, New York 42 1/2 T/T Java......................10434
·T/T Marks............TAKERET Demand Germany... TT Franes............2.53 ¡Demand Paris ......2,53)
Nom.
On Haiphong....7% prem
On Saigon.net.
7
On Bangkok_... ...........:84
Buying,
4 m/s. L/C 1/10 5/8 4 m/e. D' P. 1/10 3/4 .....1/10.78 16 m 9. L/C ....
30 d/s. S'ney & M. 10 7/8
30 ds. San F'co & N.Y.49 7/8
4 m/s. Mart...................... "Nom.'
14 me.Franos...2.04
6 rofe. France...mer269
Nov. 5th
Gold Leaf per oz. $59,40 Sovereign... $11.15 nom. Bar Silver ready...24 7/16
forward
SUBSIDIARY COINS. *Discount per $100; Chinese...20 eta.pieces: $20 5/8 Chinese...10
$19, 1/2 Hongkong.20 ts, piecast10 9/8 #10 3/8 Hongkong 10
M
"
11
Head Office.-YOKOHAMA.
Branches Antung-Hafe
Bombay Calcutta Changchun
Agencies as Nagasaki
Nawchwang New York
Osaka
Fikia Byola (P
Arther Bao branciaco
Bengal
Sydney Thing Ciental
tokyo Los Angeles Trincian
Tsinanfa
Internat Allowed on Current AbCOURE. Deposits received for Exed periods st rates to ba' obtained on application
EISHI ONO, Manager. Hongkong, 21st October, 1915,
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1855.
HEAD OFFICE, LONDON, Paid-up Capital .........£1,200,000 Reserve Fund............£1,800,000 Reserve Liability of
Proprietors.........£1,200,000
INTEREST on deposits is al- lowed on the minimum monthly balances at $3 per cent. per an
1.
Depositors may transfer at their option balances of $100 or more to the Hongkong and Shanghal Bank to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 per cent, per
annum.
For the Hongkong and Shang. hai Banking Corporation,
N. J STABB,:~-
Chief Manager
THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED.
Head Office 15 Gracechurch Street, London. Authorised Capital.....£1,500,000 Subscribed
Paid Up Reserve Fund
#1]
BANKERS,
1,125,000 562,500 500,000
The Bank of England. The London Joint Stock Bank, Limited
Bombay
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and Calcutta General Banking business trans. Colombo
Delhi acted.
BRANCHES ---
CURRENT ACCOUNTS open. Gaile ed and FIXED DEPOSITS re- Hongkong ceived for 1 yearor shorter periods Howrah at rates which will be quoted on Kandy application.
Wm. DICKSON.
Manager Hongkong, 11th April, 1912. [
Karachi Kota Bharu Kuala Lumpur
Madras Penang
Rangoon
Bhonghai
Singapore
HONGKONG BRANCH,
Every description of Banking & Exchange business transacted.
Interest allowed on Current A- counts at 2 per cent, per annum on Daily Balances, and on Fixed Deposits at rates which may be
THE ALEXANDRA CAFE Cannot be Beaten, f Equalled ascertained on application, For Bread Cakes, Confectionery and meals with Wines & Liquore.
C. CHAMPKIN,
Acting Manager,
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