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✔ TO-MORROW THE KING'S

MEN WERE GÄY DECEIVERS EVER!

-and here's the gayest of them all!

A furore of fun- Francis LEDERER

The GAY DECEPTION

A JESSE 1. LASKÝ PRODUCTION

FRANCES DEE

BENITA HUME

ALAN MOWBRAY

AKIM TAMIROFF

Directed by William Wyler

HE TRIED TO SHAKE THE

GIRL HE LOVEDI

But the spunky kid had something to say about

being ditched and said it without words]

BAD BOY

by VINA DELMÄR

A FOX PICTURE with

JAMES DUNN

THE AUTHOR AND THE BOY.. OF BAD GIRL

Score

again

DOROTHY WILSON

LOUISE FAZENDA VICTOR KILIAN

Associate Producer EDWARD BUTCHER -Directed by JOHN BLYSTONE TO-MORROW

ALHAMBRA

-THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the London Stock Exchango have been received by Mossrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz in conjunction with Router.

Feb. 7. Fob. 10. British Government Becurillex War Loan 3% %

redm. after 1052 £166%

Chinese Bonds

4 Bonds 1898

|(Eng-Ins.) na 2102 44% Loun 1DOR ...2 07 ́

5 Loan 1012 £ 77 5% Roorg. Lonn 1913 (Lan. Inn.) 57% Gold Bonds

1925-47

4.04

6% Tient-Pukow

6% Hukuang Kly.

1011

Ge Lung Taing U.

£100%.

£102%

£ 07 £ 77

90% £ 90%

% S'hai-Nanking Bly £ 08

6% Tient-Pukow

Rly.

£34

£ 24

£ 67

£ 34

Railway (Supl.

Lonn}

£ 31

E 31

5% Honan

ly,

28

£ 40

Hai Rly. 1919 . £ 104

Foreign Bonda and German 7% Int.

Loan 1924... £ 58% Japan 6% Sterling

Loan 1007

::.. £ 81%; Japan 0% Sterling

£40

£17

Banks

£ 58%

£ 81%

1

Loan 1024 .... £ 92 H.K. & S'hai Bk.

(Ldr. Regd.) *. £101 Chartd. Bk. of L.A.

£ 1

£103

& c

£164 £ 10% Commercial and Industrial Allied Ironfound-

ers

37/0

Associated & Elec.

Industries

44/0

37/0

44/9

Austin Motors ord.

kh.

46/0

06/0

40/3 57/-

.

128/1 115/

Distillers

120/4 115/-

14/3 14/ 09/7% 08/0 102/3 103/-

Dunlop Rubber

41/3

41/-

Marks & Spencer

"A" ord.

06/3

95/-

General

Electric

(England)...

80/8

80/0

Hawker Aircraft

31/0

32/3

Empl. Chem. Ind.

37/6

37/7%

O.K. Bazaars

51/~

Impl. Tobacco

Rolls Royce...

Buots Pure Drug. British American Tobnore (bearer) Canadian Celanese Chinese Eng. and Min. (Bearer) Courtaulds

S'hai Elec, Constr.

Tate & Lyle

Turner & Nowall

| United Steel

Vickers ord.

Guinness

Woolworths

60/9 155/7% 155/- 171/3

172/6

11, 1936.

Rager Pryor, Mary Astor and Baby Jane in "Straight from the Heart."

Universal picture showing to-day at the Star Theatre.

MARKET IRREGULAR

YESTERDAY

NEW YORK STOCKors and specialties the principal features. The Supreme Court's ruling EXCHANGE

on the TV.A. is again delayed. The United States Stect Corporation shipped 721,414 tons of finished steel in January, aganst 634,065 tons in January Tast year. Montgomery Ward's sales during January were 6.3 per cont, above those of last January. General Motor Company's sales to con- sumera last month amounted to 102,034 units, against 54,106 units during the corresponding month of last year. The Caterpillar Tractor Company's 1935 earnings amounted to $10 per share, against $1.94 the previous year.

the week

.

Now York, Feb. 10. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz Dow Jones Summary of yesterday's market: The market to-day was upward, led by steel stocks on the Iron & Steel Institute placing steel operations at 52.0 per cent. of capacity, a rise, of

of The

12 points. The fact that the United Times business index was 04.8 Staten Steel Company's January ship against the roving February int

gure of 43 the ments, were the best since June, 1934 previous week and 88.2 during the and the beat for the month of January corresponding period of last year. since 1931, was also a helpful factor. Motora, communications, utilities; specialities, silvers and coppers all advanced, but at a slower pace. The market for bonds was upward. Stocks on the Curb Exchange also advanced, with the exception of all issues.

Cotton: The reduced activity in the "spot" and goods markets is due to uncertainties regarding the Govern ment's programnic,

Wheat: The weakness of the Liver- pool and Winnipeg markets had an unsettling effect here. Cash mill de- Swan, Culbertson & Fritz Wall Fupply has decreased by 2,113,000 mand is disappointing. The visible Street Journal comment: "Cinema bushels here and has decreased by box-office business is running ahead of 4,830,000 bushels in Canada. The last year. It is indicated that retail visible supply of corn shows a de- automobile deliveries during February crease of 250,000 bushels.

will be abovo those of the correspond- Ing period last year, although it will be a smaller gain than in January The ground-work is laid for further busincar upturns ER BOOB ля the weather moderates.

"Wall Street authorities are predict- ing heavy Gold exports from the United Sintes this week. Brokers are,

Rubber: Some moderate liquidation by longs was in evidence, which was due to disappointment regarding the withdrawal of factory demand. The stock of rubber in Britain shows n decrease of 916 tons.

REUTER QUOTATIONS

predicting increased nctivity In Dow Jones Averages:

chemical stocks. Wall Street estimates

that short interest has increased 10/30 Industrials

20 Raila

S. C. & F. New York office cables: 20 Utilities Stocks: The market to-day was 40 Bonda

40/- 40/- 90/0 00/3 78/

27/6

per cent, during the past week."

83/1

25/- 26/-

150/- 150/-

121/0 122/-

Miscellaneous

31/

Anglo-Dutch .. 29/6 29/9

Gula Kalumpong

Rubber

Pekin Synd

Rubber Trusts.

Feb. 8. Feb.10. 130.40 151.15

43.66 47.10

32.02 32.80

101.02

agnin strong, with steci, metor" ncces-11 Commodity Index 30.06

28/- 28/6 1/0 1/0 347- 34/3

When little

tes

Mines

10/0

10/9

Burma Corpn.... Commonwealth

Mining Randfontein

Estnies

· Cammellaird ord. Springs Mines Sub-Nigol

Marsman invest-

mienta

'

10/711⁄2 11/3

53/- 53/-

9/7. 9/71%

41/10% 42/6

938/9 240/-

Rhokane Corpn. 110/110/-

Anglo-Iranian Burmah

30/6 30/0

Oily

00/1 90/- 00/7% 90/7% Shell Trans and

Trad (Bester) 90/74 92/1 Chosen Corpi .. 12/9 12/0

Reuter.

At present in Hongkong for a few days, before proceeding to Manila and then to Singapore, is Mr. C. J. Chancellor, General Manager in the Far East of Reuters, Ltd. Mr. Chan- cellor has come from Euron- America, and la en route to Singapore to meet Mrs. Chancellor, who is du in that part on March 7 on the N.D.L liner Scharnhorst. With Mrs. Chan- cellor on the Scharnhorst is th youngest member of the Chancellor family, who will greet-bis father for the first time when the vennel reaches Singapore, having been born in England after Mr. Chancellor jest far the East. The Scharnhorst will arrive here on March 10.

BOOKING AT: China Emporium, Gr. Flr, Tel, 28066 and at Theatro Booking Office, Tol., 30171. Admission: $2.60, $2.00 & $1,60.

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