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KING'S THEATRE COMMENCING SUNDAY, 28th MAY.

Season's Greatest Cast

· JANET GAYNOR · WILL ROGERS LEW AYRES · SALLY EILERS Norman Foster Louise Dresser Frank Craven

Victor Jory

STATE FAIR

HENRY

KING

PRODUCTION,

FOX

PICTURE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1933.

NEW YORK STOCK COTTON & WHEAT

EXCHANGE

YESTERDAY'S MARKET

FIRM

The

LATEST NEW YORK QUOTATIONS

Cotton.

Mesars. Swan, Culbertson and Frite have received the following quota. According to Messrs. Hwan, Cul-tions on the New York cotton and bertson and Fritz, tho New York wheat exchange for yesterday. market was firm yesterday. Busl. neas done: 3,140,000 shares. Wall Street Journal reports:-The decline of the dollar and indications that it would be stabilized before the biay World Economic Conference caused a July sharp advance in stocks and com- October moditien. The price of grains noar-December ed to the revival of inflation rumeura, January

{March Dow Jones averages:

Opening Closing Rango Range 8.37-8.37 8.47-8.47 8.44-8.42 8.04-8.65 1.7-869 BH-8.00 8.83-8.82 0.03-0.05

8.89-8.00 90-0.11 1.03-0.04 0.27.9.27

8.60

1

LONDON STOCK PRICES

MARKET GENERALLY QUIETLY STEADY

The following quotations on the London Stuck Exchango have been received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz in conjunction with Kleuter. Tho markot: Glit-edged securities are weak. Otherwise the markot is quietly steady.

May 22. May 23.. Chinese Bonda

4%% Bonds 1898

00%

(Eng. s.)... 00% 4%% Loan 1008, 4700 76% 6. Loon 1912 Wheat

....$ 440 44 Chicago Winnipog 16% Reorg Loan

1913 (Lan, Ina)) £ 78% £ 70 68%

02% -

5% Bonda 1925-47 £ 981⁄2 $ 08/ 70%

021 724

041

EXCITEMENT DIES.

PEKING CALMER AFTER DAYS OF STRESS

Peking, May 23. After this morning's excitement, with Japanese bombers swooping and diving over the city, some times racing along less than 200 feet from the ground, Peking in distinctly calmer,

(Supl.

Loan)...

£ 12-22 £ 12-22

6 Shal-Nanking

Rly.

30-30

£ 80-35

6% Tient-Pukow

Rly.

£ 12-22 12-22

5% Tient.-Pukow

Rly.

6% S'hai-Hang-

£ 71-74 £ 78-78

4 6-10 -10

£38-27 & 23-27

chow-Ning po

Rly.

5% Honan Rly.

1911

· 1911

5 Hukuang Rly. 5% Lung Tsing U. Hai Riy.

1913

# 8-13 8-13 Foreign Bonds & Banks German T% Internat. Loan

28/3

£ 70% £ 70%

THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATE

STANDS 62 and 63

ATTHE

BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR

Sykes

*07/4%

Zig-Zag Super

The Japanese brought 500 fresh 20% troops here from Tientsin to-day,

1924 protection of ostensibly for the 384 12% Japanese Ilves and property in Japan 6% Sterling

Loan 1907 Pelting.

Japan 6% Storling

Loan 1924.... £ BO £ 80

Industrials & Breweries

Elec.

Wan some

Apparently there fighting rear Tungchow yesterday afternoon, but by night all was quiet.Our Special Correspondent.

Angciated

Industries..... 17/3 17/3

Brit.-Amer. Tob. 101/10 103/0 Chinese Eng. &

30 Industrials

May 22 May 23 79.04 93.00

Spot

20 Ralla

37.27

10.23

20 Utilities

27.01 28.22

Blay

40 Bonds...*

81.80

82.00

July

Allied Chemical &

101

100%

September October

Allis Chalmora

13%

142

American Can.....

81

American & Foreign

Power...............

10

10%

Amer, & For. Pow..

18

214

American Metal

19

184

American Smelting 27%

28

American Tel.

"Tel.

108%

111%

American

Tobacco

"B"

787%

80%

American Water-

worke

24%

Anaconda Copper .. Atlas Corporation.

12

25% 124

11

114

Auburn Automobiles 47

50

Baltimore & Ohio

10

10%

Bethlehem Steel

26

Barden Company

Borg Warner

31% 1254

Canadian

Pacifle

Cano,

Railway

12%

13

5874

01%2

Charo National Bank

24

25%

Chesapeake Cor.

poration

284

204

Chrysler

20

21%

Columbla Gas &

Pacifle

& Gas

Electric

164

174

Consolidated Gas of

Electric Pennsylvania Rail-

24

25%

Min.

26/3 26/3

J..

64-

54/3

New York

61%

5314

rond..

23%

24%

Corn Products

08

70%

Pennroad Corpora-

#2/14

32/6

Distillers

Douglas Alrcraft

13%

14%

tion

26

60/9 GB/-

27%

Dunlop Rubber

Drug Inc.

45%

46%

Phillips Petroleum.

127%

12%

General Elec.

Du Pont de Nemours

01%

644

Public

Service of

Eastman Kodak

714

73%

N.J.

40%

47%

28/ 28/G 42/9 43/3 80/.. 80/3

Electric

Bond &

Reynolds

Tobacco

20/3 26/6

Share

21

234

"

40

-10%

General Electric

19

19%

Sears Roebuck

25%%

263%

Impl. Tobacco.

03/6 06/-

General Foods

30%

81

Shell Union

67%

7

General Motors

22

24

Simmens Company

10%

Stores

12

28/10

28/10%

29/- 28/4

General Railway

Socony-Vacuum

Sigan!

3114

B14

Corporation ..***

9%

Unilever

2713

27/8

9%

Gold Dust

1934

20

Southern Cal, Edison 20%

20%

Miscellaneous

Goodyear

Tire &

Standard Gas

&

Anglo-Dutch ....

14/9

15/-

Rubber

30%

01

Electric..

T1

11%

Burma Corpn....

Standard Oil Co. of

Canadian Pacifie

21

28

N..J.

34

343

Rly.

$ 10% $ 14

$50.00

International

Har-

Texas Corporation

18

18

Gula Kalumpong

20.00

yeater....

International Nickel

32% 13

24

Texas Gut Sulphur

264

20%

Rubber

14/0

14

Union Carbide

Lace Proprietary

10.00

International Tel. &

Carbon

33

34%

Mines

14/3

60/10% 68/1

Tel.

11%

122

Union Pacific

80%

93%

Lang langte

Johns Manville

29%

31

United Aircraft &

Estates

28/6

29/-

Kennecolt Copper)

16%

17.

Trotu.

27.

28

Rubber Trusts ..

10/6

10/-

Lehman Corporation

68

59

United Gas Im-

Shai. Elec. Constr.

55/-

56/-

Liggett A Myern

provement

184

18%

804

82

U.B. Rubber

8

Loew's Inc.

16%

17/

U.S. Steel

9% 17% 49

Vne Ryn Deep..

30/3

3073

Oils.

Lorilard P.

184

187

Universal

$50.00

Montgomery

Ward 20%

22

Tobacco

3t

37

Anglo-Persian Oil Burmah Oil

38/14 36/-

20.00

National City Bunk New York Central.

273

20

Westinghouse E. &

Royal Dutch

63/9 00/71% £18 £18%

27

North American Co. 24%

2816 2011

M.

364

37%

Shell Trans.

Woolworth

36

00%

Trad,

46/3

10.00

"THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH"

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC

COMPETITION.

$250 CASH PRIZES.

From 1st June to 31st August, 1933.

SECTION ONE.

Bathing and Picnic Photographs.

First Prize

Second

Third

SECTION TWO.

Views, including Architecture and

Street Scenes.

First Prize

Second

Third

SECTION THREE.

Chinese Studies (Figures and Faces).

First Prize

Second

Third

For the-

SECTION FOUR.

$50.00

20.00

10.00

BEST STORY-TELLING PICTURE.

The Prizes in this Section will consist of valuable cameras offored by the:-

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY.

Details will be published later SECTION FIVE.

Snapshots taken by Children under the age

First Prize

of 14 years.

Five Camoras as Consolation Prixos.

$10.00

The following Rules will govern the Competition:---

1.The Competition is confined exclusively to

photographers.

amateur

2.-The Prizes will be awarded to the competitors sending in what are adjudged to be the best photographs in each Section, and which rench this Ofice not later than 31st Angust, 1933. The decision of the Judges shall be final. 3.-The right to publish any or all of the entries in the

Telegraph is reserved,

4.-Photographs which have been already entered in local

competitions are incilgible.

the

At the conclusion of the Compotition, entries will be returned to competitors on applleation at this Office within seven days.

6-No responsibility will be accepted for non-delivery, loss

or damage.

7-Photographs which must not be less than 24" x 34" (excepting in the Children's Section) should be printed in black and white, with the name of the competitor in ink on the back.

8. No correspondence will be enterod into in connexion with

the Competition.

9. Entries In the Children's Section munt bear the name, ago and address on the back in ink, countersigned by a parent. 10-Members of the Staff are not permitted to compete.

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