1934-10-09 — Page 17

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

\ AIR-CONDITIONED THEATRE

-OPENING 10-MORROW-

"TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9,

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

Book Early Tol. 25313

25332

FIRST SHOWINGS IN THE ORIENT.

SELECTED SPECIALLY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT.

Merrie

maidens!

Comely

queenes!

Wenches faire

to seel.

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

Mesara, Swan, Culbertson and Frits have received the following quota. tions on the New York exchange for yesterday.

New York Cotten.

Oct. 6: Clono

Oct. 8. Closing

1934.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

IRREGULAR MARKET

YESTERDAY

-re-

The following reports on the New York stock market have been ceived through Mesare, Swan, Culliert son and Frilz: The Wall Street Journ al report on yentertiny's markets:- Stocks were irregularly lower, with some specinities gaining and others Range declining widely, Traders were con

silver 18.03-12.03 fused, due to the decline in 12.14-12.14 Raues, in view of the high price of 12.17-12.17 the metal in both New York and in 12.26-12.30 London which is attributed to buying; 12.35-12.30 by the United States Government, Some 12.30-12.39 plus speculative activities.

12.35 Traders believe that silver issues de- clined owing to Washington swinging Right. Steady muying of 13.84-18.84 to the 14.00-14.00 dividend paying tocka was reported. 14.18.14.18 Bonds and stocks on the Curb Ex- 14.43-14.44 clange were irregularly higher, the 14.04-14.04 former were featured by a good de 1-4.65-14.87 mand for United States Government inques. Whent prices were down

Gay Music and Comick Hoppenings! Waggon Loades of Funne!

October

December

January

March

May

12.08 12.19 12.24 12.32 1236

July

12.41

Spot

12.40

New York Rabber

October December

13.75

13.08

Imnuary

14.00

March

Miny

July

14.36 14.50 14.78

Total alen:-382 lots

Wassail! Wassail!

Chicago Whent December

97% 96%%-06 May

96%-16% 97% July

924 91-01 Saturday's sales:-16.349,000 bushels Chlearn Corn

732-73 751-7514 70% 75-76 Total nles:-7.167,000 bushels

Winnipeg Wheat

December

May

74 ་་་་

70

July

78% Market 7874 83%

October December

closed

New York Sugar

October

1.92

March

1.80

May

1.90

July

1.06

BERT

They're out of jail .. Those two unkillable' crackbrains yclept.

WHEELER WOOLSEY

in

COCKEYED CAVALIERS

May

Egad! Egad! Tis a toyle of olden dayes that doth make the bellle shake with medde delight!

R.KO

With

RADIO Picture

THELMA TODD DOROTHY LEE Directed by MARK SANDRICH,

Pandro S. Berman, executive pro-

trusty variats! ducer Music and lyrics by Will

To horse, me

The Cuckoos

have taken

the town!

Jason and Val Burton

HEAR THE SENSATIONAL NEW SONG NUMBER "We Went Hunting" (and the Big Bad Wolf was Doad)

1.01-1.91 1.85-1.80 1.88-1.80 1.94-1.94

Total ale-4,000 tons New York Bik

1.34 1.12-1.12 1.15% 1.14-1.15 1.16

1.15.1.1514

December

February

April

Total sales-27 lots

New York Metals,

Oct. 4. Copper Match...

6.47 Tin March

50,30

Det. &

3.58 60.30

CORPORATION CON- TROL IN ITALY

Continued from Page 0.)

word.

S. C. & F. New York office cables: The stock market euntinued dull and regular and to drift. The earnings for the year ended August 1st of the Nationni Power & Light Co., totalled 94 cents per share, against $1.00 per share last year and the United Gar $4,287,000, against $2,900,- 000 during the corresponding period of net year, The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co., estimates its Sep- tember earnings at $167,000, against $236,000 in September last year. The Industrial Rayon Co.'s third-quarter earnings totalled 21 cents per share, against 95 cents per share last year. Automobile production totalled_19,900 cars during the week ented October 6th, compared with 37.000 care the previous week. Preparations for new modela arc underway. Generali Motor's September sales to domestic consumers totalled 71,000 cars asli trucks, against 71,400 in September of

last year. J. C. Penny & Co September sales were up 22.05.

New York and Chlengo commodity Меняги. through reports received Swan, Culbertson & Fritz:--

TP.

Cotton: The market received, poor upport under pressure. Some sistance by consumers was reported. A modifying of the inflationary out-j look is leaving the impression in some} quarters that commodity prices are! High enough at present.

tions: cereal; fresh fruit; vegc-

Grains: The Trade was the prin tables and flowers; viticulture and

cipal buyer, with outskle interest wine; olls; beet eultivation and lacking. The market was featureless sugar: zootechnics (use of animal; Rubber: The Trade was the prin

Outside support. Was products) and fisheries; forestry,cipal buyer.

There was

no particulari lumber and wood industries; tex-Jacking. tile bres and their products.

feature.

The second group, which con- Dow Jones Averages: sists of eight Industrial corpora- |30 Industriais tions, covers the following trades: 20 Rails

and

metal and engineering; chemical; 20 Utilities clothing; paper

printing;40 Bonds

and pottery.

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FIRST FLOOR SHOWROOMS

Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

Det. 0. Oct. 8.

Size 31 by 51 inches

92,86

92.60

35.97

35.61

20.13

$9.00

02.66

02.09

67.88

Oct. 8.

100

344%

110%

General Motors

204

N.Y. Central

-21

24

Int. Tel & Tel.

9%

Socony-Vacuum

137

45

Mcintyre

-1614

Union Pacific

100

89

Montgomery Ward

27%

U.S. Steel

33%

Elec. Band & Share

10%

Nat, Distillers

2196

West E. & M.'

31%

building; water, gan and electri-11-Commodity Index G8.08 city; mining and quarrying; glass ↓ 17 Leading Slocks.

The third group of six covers; Amer. Can insurance and eredit; the arts and Amer. Smut & Ket. profesklons; sen and air trans-Amer. Tel. & Tel.

Tuburn ports; inland communications;

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From the story by

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