1934-09-26 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

He wrote about Women then learned about Love!

His love stories lured feminine hearts! And feminine worship lured him to disaster!....

WARNER BAXTER

starring in

SUCH WOMEN ARE DANGEROUS

Produced by AL ROCKETT From the story "Odd Thursday" by Vera Caspary

Directed by JAMES FLOOD

TO-DAY AT

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A FOX Picture with

ROSEMARY AMES

ROCHELLE HUDSON

MONA BARRIE HERBERT MUNDIN HENRIETTA CROSMAN

KING'S

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UP-TO-THE MINUTE IN NEWS, PICTURES AND GENERAL FEATURES.

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WEDNESDAY,

NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE

IMPROVED MARKET

YESTERDAY

The following reports on the New bean ro- York stock market have ceived through Measra, Swan, Culbert- son and Frilz: The Wall Street Journ. al report on yesterday's markets: Stocks, were upward, due to bullish bualness news, including the improve. ment, in steel production, plus ex- pectalion of favourable railrand news shortly. Trailers have displayed more interest. The high price of stiver in London and Shanghai is attributed, in some quarters, to purchase by the Bands United States Government. were irregular. Stocks on the Curb Exchange was strong. Whest prices rallied, due to the oversold condition of the market.

S. C. and F. New York office enbles: The stock market rallied briskly in a good volume of trading an cheerful Furours An to the Administration's attitute towards business. Pucking companies are mising their wares by 8. The August net income of the first ten reporting railroad compaules shows a decrease of 17% from the last year. curresponding period of

The daily average production of crude oli totaled 2,540,000 barrels for the week ended September 22nd, as com~ pared with 2,188,000 barrels the pre- vious week, Business done: 840,000. New York and Chicago, commodity reports received through Messrn. Swan, Culbertson und Fritz-

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Collon: The technical reaction was influenced by the stocks market and settlement of October Notices, which leaves the market well Bquidated. With uncertainty regariling settlement of the textile strike and still the next Government estimate ahend, purchinge ព reactions for modernte profits appears to be ad visalto. "Spot" houses are absorbing nene month liquidation.

And

Grains: The market rallied well continues the cash position strong. We think purchases on reae- ad- tions for moderate profits are visable. It is reported that Argentine has reduced wheat prices by 454. This commodity is now offered at 68 cents, c.i.f., which is equivalent to $1.10, New York, duty paid.

Sugar: "Spot" sugar was firm on demand for immediate supplies, pend- of the Cuban ing a clarification

polley.

Rubber: The market was steady, but featureless.

Dow Jones Averages:

40 Bonds

Sept. 24 Sept. 26

Leading Stocks.

Amer. Can Amer, Smelt & Ref. Amer. Tel. & Tel.. Auburn

SEPTEMBER 26,

1934.

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75 Cts. Spray

CARNATION

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90.45 $2.72

20 Eats ...

36.00

36.27

RHODODENDRON

50

ALPVIOLET

30 Cts. Spray 30

20 Utilicя

10.80

20.04

ROSES

50

TULIP

30 +

*

91.76

01.72

11-Commodity Index 01.17

GEORGINIA

50

ROSES

30

-81.40

BIRCH

50

ANEMONE

30

LILY OF THE VALLEY

TULIPS

30

Sept. 25

$50

G VIOLET

50

HYACINTH

30

$446 11236

ALMON BRANCH

50

VETCHES

30

25%

NARCISSUS

30

TULIPS

25

J.I. Caso

43

DAHLIA

30

HAZELBRANCH

30

Du Pont

$136

MARGUERITE

30

Elet. Bond & Share

11

General Motors

30

Int, Tel. & Tel.

10

McIntyre

17

205%

Nut. Distillera

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23

142

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Montgomery Ward

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HINDENBURG'S SON.

RETIRES FROM ARMY TO WRITE MEMOIRS

·

Berlin, Sept. 25. Colonel Hindenburg, son of the late President of the German Re- public will retire from the German army on September 80, with the rank of Major-General.

It is understood Colonel Hinden- burg wishes to retire in order to devote himself to farming writing his memoirs.

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16.10-16.16 16.30 10.54 16.36-16.30 Total sales: 220 lots Chicago Wheat

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

May

July

September

December May

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

103% 104%%-104

10436-10434 103/

104-104% 103 Bionday's Sales: 12,390,000 bushels

Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Frits September have received the following quota- December tions on the New York exchange for May. yesterday.

New York Cotton.

Chicago Corn

77%

77%

78

784-79 78-78 B0%-80%

Total Sales: 6,881,000 bushels

Winnipeg Wheat

824 824-824 8274 83 -83** 87%-87% 87%

Total Sales: 22,000 tons

New York Bugar

Sept. 24. Sept. 26. Closing Close

October.. December

Range

May

October

12,66

12.64-12.61

December

12.08

12.68-12.09

January

12.71

12.72-12.74 October

1.03

1.97-1.97

March

12.80

12.80-12.80 March

1.92

1.93-1.03

May

12,83

12.80-12.87 May

1.96

July

12.88

12.87-12.40 July

Spot.

12.80

New York Rubber

12.80 Total sales: 32,000 tons New York Bilk

1.00-1.97 1.09-2.01

October

15.39

December

15.63

16.70

16,05

16.34-15.35 December 15.54-15.5 February 15.07-15.67 April 15.93-10.93

1.14

January

March

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