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THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935.

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SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY

3 DAYS OF THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT !

JAMES CAGNEY

Hollywood's Most Famous Bad Man

Joins the

G-MEN

and Halts the March of Crime

Another first-

of-its-kind from Warner Bros.!

The producers of

"The Public Enemy" have now trained their cameras on the men who trained their guns on the craft- iest killers of this day and age. They've brought the G-MEN, mighty man-hunters of the De- partment of Justice, out of the shadowsofsecrecy into the bril- liant glare of the picture screen. Yesterday's screaming head- lines are a feeble whisper com- pared to the sensational revela- tions in this shot-by-shot drama- tization of gangland's Waterloo.

It's all here!... Famous head- line cases lived out Amazing shots of the G-Men's scientific.man-hunt- ing machinery...Incred- ibly thrilling battles with the

last of the mobsters!

And think of it! None other than Jimmy Cagney, the his toric "Public Enemy" of 1931, now plays the lead in this epic of the end of gangdom! "G-MEN" is being hailed from coast to coast as the most:re-. markable picture in years. Its widespread fame makes it one of those things you just must see!

A First National Picture with James Cagney, Ann Dvorak, Margaret Lindsay, Robert Armstrong.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the London Stock Exchange have been received by Mesars, Swan, Culbertson: and Fritz in conjunction with Router,

Oct. 28 Oct. 24.

British. Government Securities War Loan 3

red, after 1952 £105% $105

Chinese Bonds

4 Bonda 1898

(Eng. Iss.).... £101%

41566 Loro 18 I 14

5

Loan 1912.77

Reorg. Long

1913 (n. 15.) £14

5 Bonds 1925-47 £ £ 96

Hanun Rly... I 25

£ DUG

2101%

£-77

I DI

£ 96

£ 234

£ 39

£114 Foreign Bonds and Banka

6

S'hai-Nanking.

#

5% Tient-Pukow

£69146914

£ 90

5 Tient-Pukow

Railway (Supi.

Loan)

b Lung Taing U.

Hai Rly, 1913

55% Hukuang Rly. :

1011

£ 20

£ 26

£ 38

£ 11

German 7% Int.

Loun 1924 Japan 5 Sterling

Loan 1907

£ 67%

Japan Ger Sterling

Loan 1924 ... £ 911 H.K. & Shni k.

Ldn. Regd.). £13 Chartd. Bk, of 1.A.

& C.

£ 68

£83 £ 84

£ 9514

£ 13!4

£ 131% £ 137%

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AT BARGAIN PRICES

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JOHN BOLES ROCHELLE HUDSON

JANE DARWELL

Produced by WINFIELD SHEEHAN

Directed by Irving Cummings

To-morrow the ALHAMBRA

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

MÁRKET IRREGULAR

were

YESTERDAY

New York, Oct. 24.

and

RONTO recent

The following reports on the New York Stock Market have been re- ceived through Messrs. Swan, Culbert- son and Fritz:

The Wall Street Journal report on yesterday's markets: Stocks to-day

irregular favourities registered a decline. Oil shares and numerous specialties were upward, but uilities were off when the Brooklyn Union Gas Company

dividend paid a quarterly

of cents ss against a former quarterly divi- dend of $1.20. Rubbers were upward 2an advance on rumours of 1

In the the commodity. Silver were also upward, renewed interest

attributed ter being att

of de- report preciation of the Shanghal Dollar accompanied by heavy sales of but- lion in London. The United States Treasury is reported to hire bought 8,000,000 ounces of silver.

within

the last two days. Automative shares were active, but sentiment was mixed. Stocks on the curb exchange wero irregularly higher, while the bonds market ended upward.

Associated Elec.

Industries Austin Motora ord.

37/3 37/9

as/ 35/-

42/3

43/-

Bonta 5/- ah,

48/3

48/0

British American

of

Tobacco (warer) 1157-

117/0

Canadian Celanese

0379

15/-

Chinese Eng, und

Min. (Bearer),

11/-

12/-

Courtaulds

63/9

51/-

02/0 02/0

36/10% 80/9

25/9

26/6

General

(England)

62/9

Hawker Aircraft

30/9

30/9

Impl. Chem. Ind.

35/9

36/6

35/7

*ཎི$} --

140/-

· 140/75

15371% 1647436

447- 147-

85/- 57/8

86/9

67/0

Musical

Electric

Industries

Tampi

Bazaars Tobneco

Rells Royce

Elve. Constr. & Lyle Turner & Newali United Steel Vickers ord. Watney, Combe & Reid def. ord.. Woolworthy ****

Anglo-Dutch

9780

8177% 31/6

1779

17/0

.71/6

72/ 110/9 110/9 Miscellaneous

257- 10/-

22/3

Pekin Synd. 27-

ord. sh.

Rubber Trusts

1/- 30/71%

22/3

· 1/ 317–

Mines

Gun Kalumpong

Rubber

Burma Corpn. Rs.

10

Common wenith

Minkys Randfontion

Estatus ... Spoarwater Gold

"Mining Springs Mines Sub-Nigel

11/9

11/D

11/13 11/9 **G270* 5376

7/8 7/0 45/101% 12/0 251/8

262/6 bokana Corp. ..

101/3 10173 Oily

Angli-Persian

Burma Dil

Shell Trans

76/101% 70/301

Trad. (Beurer) 76/3 70/3 Chosen Corpn.

16/3

16/3

Maronan fnvest-

ments, Ltd....

29/0

20/0

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

to

shares

S. C. & F. New York office cables:- The market to-dny wis moderately

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"TELEGRAPH" ART

SUPPLEMENT

To-marrow's Picture Features

A feature of to-morrow's .

the issue of

Telegraph Pictorial Supplement will be. the publication of numerous wedding groups. including those of Lieut. Barham and Miss Adair, Mr. H. S. Jones and Miss Mary Pridmore, Mr. G. Tavastjørna and Miss T. Olontzelf, Mr. A. B. Henry and Miss "Billic" Blumenthal, Mr. A. M. Stuart and Miss M. L. Melborne, Mr. J. R. Can- ning and Miss Z. Gintovi, Mr. 1. A. Darros and Miss Cecilia Noronha, and Mr. J. A. Mann and Mrs. Navarro-Guerreira. Groups taken at a dinner .given to members of the Scandinavian community by Mr. and Mrs. Heiberg will hp- well as a group of pear, as members of the Hongkong University Union, and a pic- ture taken at the R. E. parade last Sunday.

2529|||||||10|||||||ORTSMALL RENTAL ANORAKSTATI

irregular, but the undertane remain- ed firm. Earnings of the Texas Gulf Company for the September quarter were 47 cents per share us against 49 cents per share for the sume quar- ter of last year. The General Rail- cents way Signal Company paid 77

Panig Septem per share for the year endnig ber as against a loss for the pre

previous The following quotations on the

year. The Pacific Lighting Corporn- New York commodity exchange are

tion paid $4.05 cents per share as issued by Routor:

against 32.37 for the previous year. Ort. 23. Oel. 24.

Citsa 1 Railroads showed a nett loss 11.05 10.98/11.00xx for the month of August of $2,207,- after charges had been made, as ainst a loss of $2,827,109

of last year.

March...

July

10.06/96

10.9.1/94

11.00

10.98

10.90/90

11.03

11,07

11.07

11.01/01

I 1.40 11.35

for

10.90/11.00 New York and Chicago commodity

New York Rubber

13.15 19.15/19 13.16/16 13.22 18.26/26 13.24b/25a

13.41/40 13.30 13.42/44 13,52 13,57/59 10.5-1/64 13.67 13.73/74 43.68/09

Chleage Wheat

reports

received through Mesars, Swan, Culbertson and Fritz:

Cotton: Unusually heavy, hedging WAR well taken and the fundamental- ly accond position of the market is unchanged. Spot demand is excellent, There are indications that prices will eventually go higher and

cany spots are adviazases

on

October

December

January

March

May

July

Spol

December

January

Miny

Total sales:-361

December

July

19 89

9042 09% 0076

90

80 80% the

at 00

Chicago Corn

December

01

May

July

69% 603% 8014 0034

Winnipeg Wheat

October December May

884

89 93

December January

Merch

May

July

these Wheat: The Evans Company esti- 99% mates the Canadian export surplus May

which, with outlook and Wednesday's sales: 20.740,000 bushels. the heavy Russian and Black Sea

shipments, will make this market re 00% 60% quire

unusun stimulus 50% materially higher prices to be seen. 00%

Corn: The supply outlook indicates In price, with the

for

Wednesday's sales: 7,221,000 bushals. little improvement strength of the

Market closed

New York Sugar

2.41 2,45/40 2.16

2.18/17 2.12/13 2.12 217 2.16/17 2.20/21

22.12

620

Total sales:--13,000 tons.

New York Silk

December March May

2.00 2.07/07 2.04 2.04/05 2.04 2.06/05

Totní salest-80 lots,

Decomber,

January March.

Mny...

Montreal

Bilver

exception of December position.

Rubber:

has been a good de- mand from the Trade and from com- mission houses., There are expecta tlons of higher prices and we would purchase on any easiness.

Special-Brokers Loans during. the past week totalled $832,000,000 as against $818,000,000 the previous week.

REUTER QUOTATIONS Dow Jones Averages

80.80 Markot closed 80 Industrials.

.00.50.......

60.74

07.30

xx possible mutilation,

20 Utilities

20 Rails

40 Bonus

Oct. 23 Oct. 24.

130.58 139.42

34.73 84.252.

20.82 20.66

96.00 '08,18

11 Commodity Index 56.79 50.08

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

SOCIETY'S BAZAAR` ON NOVEMBER 3RD

Preparations are woll advanced for the St. Vincent de Paul Society Bazaar; for the benefit of the Hongkong poor, which will be hold on Sunday, November 8 in the ground near the Rosary Church, 'Chatham" Rond, Kowloon. This is the fifty-second annual Bazaar and Al Fresco Fete to be held by the Society, and a change in the time and the place are being made this year. Formerly it was held in the space 'around the. Catholic with Cathedral, Caine Rond, but the removal of such a large pro- portion of the residential popula flon to Kowloon, It was thought better to transfer the fate to the other side of the harbour this year, and it is being held in November instead of December to avoid clash- ing with other functions of a similar nature.

Stalls are in the course of erce- tion in the ground on Chathamm Rond, and with the attractive sur- roundings and the elaborate de- corations that are being planned, It is believed that this year's felo will be one of the most picturesque ever held in Hongkong. Many now features will also be introduc- ed into the stalls, and there will be a continuous musical programme.

the

The Society in whose ald Bazaar is being held is one of the best known of Hongkong charities. Everything that it receives is dis- etion of race or creed, who are tributed to the poor without dis- visited by the members in their own homes. Within the past ten years the Society has distributed $150,889 a this way, and in view of the widespread distress year it is hoped that a good sum will be put at its disposal as a re-

ult of the Bazaar.

this

21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From the "Telegraph" Files

The following extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended October 31, 1914. -

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TRAIN RECORD

The rate of dollar on demand U. S. LOCOMOTIVE AVERAGES was 18. 8.7/10d.

122 MILES PER HOUR

McCrook, Neb, Oct. 21. The wedding took place on Octo- Burlingtons stainless steel train, ber 27, at St. John's Cathedral, of "Mark Twain," has set up a now Mr. F. A. Mackintosh and Miss record for America by covering the Mabel Osborne. The Rev. V. I.distance between Azapalios and Ox- Copley Moyle 'officiated.

ford (20 milles) at an average of 122 miles per hour-United Press.

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The first Dieselectric "neo-train" the Great

in regular service in America was War, it was announced Germans on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Austriana over military-age-in RRBurlington's "Zephyr," which Hongkong would be required to leave has been making a daily round-trip the Colony within a week, while between Kansas City and Lincoln, those of military age would be in-Nebraska slace Inst Armistico Day. Lerned.

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