THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, JANUARY
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25 Words $1.50
HONG KONG
Annual Bait, 1937.
Members are reminded that it is proposed to hold the above function on Friday, 29th January, 1937.
of considerable
for 3 days prepaid
POSITIONS VACANT. FIRST CLASS No. 1 Boy, retired at once, personal references essential. Apply Cominodore's Secretary, II.M.alstance to the Secretaries if Ists of guests are sent as soon as possible to their offices, 1st floor, Exchange Building,
Dockyard.
POSITIONS
WANTED.
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IMMEDIATELY
months. Furnished
Ior About
house
six
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flat. or Modern сол-
venlences. Please write fully
in
reply Box No. 357, "Hongkong Tele- graph."
PIANO
FOR SALE.
MORRISON.
Practically
Write Dox
new. Bargain $300.00. Aisa music slool, blackwood, $15.00, No 350, "liongkong Telegraph,"
SHARE PRICES
The following in the list of local sharo quotations issued this morn- intr.
Banks.
1. R. $1,870 b.
H. K.
Banks
(Lon.
.
Reg.).
£114 b. Chartered Bank, £16 n. Mercantile Bank, A. and R.
£32% n. Mercantile Bank, C., 14% n. East Ania Bank, $82 a.
Insurances,
Canton I., $306 ca. Union In., 8615 b.
China Underwriters, $1.00 n. 1. K. Fire, In., $300 n. Internnt Assoc., Sh. $n:
Shipping.
Douglas, $30 л.
II. K. Steamboats, $7.40 n. Indo-Chinas (Prof.), $35 n. Indo-Chinas (Def.), $36 n. Shell Bearer), 136/3 n. Union Waterboats, $10%1⁄2 n.
Docks etc.
11. K. Wharves (old), '$100% n. II, K. & W. Docks, $14 b. Providents (old), $1.65 s. Providents (new), 20 cls. n.. New Engineerings, Sh. $4 n. Shanghal Docks, Sh. 390 n.
Mining
Kailan Mining Ad., 17/- 11. Rauls, $12.86 n.
"Venz:"Goldfield $8 m
Philippine Mining
Antamoka, P. 1.70
Atoka, P. 53
Baguio Gold, P. 30%
Balatoc Min, P. 14
Benguet Consols, P. 141
Benguet Expl. P. 20%
Big Wedges, P. 39
Consolidated Mines, $.07
Demonstrations, $1.40/41 s.
Ipo Gold, P. 31%
I. X. L... P. 1.80
Itogons, P. 1,80 Min. Resc., P. 41 Masbate Cons., P. 55 Northern Min., P. 20 Paracale Gamaus; P. 85 Salacot Min., P. .07% Santa Rosa, 3.104 sa. San Mauricio, P. 3.30 Suyoc Consols, P. 54 Twin Rivers, $.68 n. United Paracale, P. 1.50 Coco Grove, P. 37 Gum 'Golds, P. .39% E. Mindanao, P..40%1⁄2
Lands, Hotels, etc.
st.
It will prove
LINSTEAD & DAVIS, Secretories and Treasurers,
HONGKONG ART CLUB
The General Meeting of the Hongkong Art Club will be held at the Helena May Institute on Monday, 18th January, 1937. at 5.30 p.m.
Business: Rules, etc.
Election of Officers.
E. M. BARRETT.
Hon. Secretary.
NOTICE
In response to many requests received for copies of "The Hong- kong Telegraph" of January. 9, containing the half-page picture "The Heart of Hong- kong from the Air", it has been decided to reproduce it in, the Pictorial Supplement of the "Telegraph" on Saturday, January 16.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
YESTERDAY'S CABLED
QUOTATIONS
The following quotathina are the midd aurie at the close of the market in London On January 14. All quotations are subject to confirmation and no responsibility is a
for errun in transmisalon.
LRAL Today's I'rine Price
* War Iman. 105% 10% 4 Hands 1898 (Brit.
Ins.)
34% Gold Benda 1925-47....
Loan, 1928
H., & Shal Iking Corpn.
Chinese
Engineering
Biolox bearer).
Chosen Coran,
Pekin Syndleafe
Shal Electrle Ceratruction
Co.
Sol Waterwork "A"
Dodon Luxurance Soc. Chile Kalumpong Itufber Allied Ironfaunders.** Ansociated & Electrient Austly Motors, and, .... 7140% Cable & Wireles 'N.C. "A". ard. ........................ Brit-Amer. Toly, (beter) Cammell, Lain, ord.
102 1021
101 101
100
100
4
Town 1912
x2
bera. Luan 1913
24
DAN
Chinese Imperial Itly,
04
Home Rly. 10
79
7314
Bukung 1y 1011...
GOVA
67
Lang Ting U. Hi My. 1013
324
6 Stal-Nanking Rly....
76*%
764-
Tlent-akow Riz (Ürit}
Tieni-Pukow Itly (er)
Ерн
મ
Tenukow Rly (BL
sa.
Stud. Bupl leng
Gt
KR
Bentukose Bly (Gior
Supė. Supl Down) (magne
6% Japan Sterling 107
*7
77
Japan Sterling 1924 Derman Int. Loon 1921 Chartered Bank
R4!
54%
05
20
112
16/9 17/-
12/6
11/3
ገሪ
3044
0643
៥៩៨
31/0
31/
01/-
11/5
48/9
487-
23 150/-
z3*
133/0
10/3
-16/1035
31/0
NOVE
66/D
GH/-
Datens
121/3
124/3
30/0
38/0
Geserti Fleetcle (peland)
93/2
12/0
Guinnest (A) Son & Co.
Hawker Aircraft
Bristol Aeroplanes, ord.
Imperial Chemiedis
Imperial Tobitev
Marks & Spencer "A", util
Leyland Motor
Tayle
United Steel
Smethwirk Drop Forgings
Armstrong. Blevene
13/-.
Vickers, ard.
10/0
Woolworths
Day-
19/- 35/4 KH/D
Anglo-Dutch
49/4/
Robber Plantation Invest
meni Trust
43/0
Burma Corpn.
Commonwealth Mining
Peak Trams, (now), $2
n.
Marsman Investments
Star Forries, Cold), $98 n.
China Lights, $13.40 85.
H. and S. Hotels, $6 n. H. K. Lands, $34
H. K. Lands, 4% Deben.
$105 n.
S'hai Lands, Sh. $16
Metropolitan Lands, Sh. $10. n.
Humphries, 80
n.
H. K Realties, $4.60 n. Chinese Estates, $76 n. China Realtics, Sh. $4 n. China Debent. $60 n..
Public Utilities,
H. K. Tramways, $12.76 n. Foak Tranta, (old), $0% n.
Yaumati Ferries (old), $26 n.
China Lights, (now), $10.40 n.
H. K. Electrle, $56 n.
Macao Electric, $20 n.
Sandakan Lights, $10 n. Telephone: (old), 380.26 A. Telophone (new), $10% n. China Buses. Sh. $11 n. Singapore Tractions, 27/— n. Singapore Prof., 27/-- n.
Industrials.
Cald: Macg. (old), Sh. $104 n. Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $15 n. Canton Ices, $2.05 m. Cement, $11 n.
H. K. Ropes, $2.50 n.
Stores, &c..
Dairy Farm, $22
Watson, $4% s..
b.
Lane Crawfords, $0% n. Sinceres, 82%. n.
Wing On (H.K.); $60 n.
Cotton Mill Ewo Cottone, Sh. $15.05 sa.
Merican Eagle
Conrulla
Dunlop Rubber
O.K, Doza
Italis, Hove
Turner Newall"
Itandfontein Plates
Explorations Co.
Sub-Nigel ****
Tanami Gold Mining
Shell Transport (bearer)
Chinese Sterling Notes
Anglo-Iranian
Burmah
5
1025
& Canton-Kowloon Rly..
Pusalbie mutilation.
14076 137/6 27/0 20/76 62/6 6279 41/144 417- 180/71% 180/7 19/10 H/T
176/9 176/3 11870 11/1 p0/- 90/6 10976 00/6
31/77 31/734 237- 22/0
45/0 16/0 17/3
7/
B/D 31/0 21/0
75/- 76/-
11/- 147-
275/-
· 1/14
100/4
270/-
1/13 100/4U,
115A
13716
114/4 136
Tanter.
S'hai Cottons, (old), Sh. $85 b. S'hat Cottons (new), Sh. $60 b: Zoong Sings, $81 n. Wing On Textiles, Sh. $44 b.
Miscellaneous.
II. K. Entertainments, $4% n. Constructions (old), 81% D.. Constructions (now), 42% cta, a, Vibro Piling. $5.50 n. Ch. Govt. 0% 1925
G$Bds.
93% % *.**
H. K. Govt. 4% Loan 8% prm
H, K. Govt. 8% Loan 3% prm. Wallace Harpers $4 m.
Ring Broken Up
MANY ARRESTS IN NEW YORK
New York, Jan. 14. The pollee, by a series of dramatie
raids, have broken up one of the
Jurgest racketeering rings in the city.
Seventy men and women were arrested. It is stated that the gang operated a daily Tottery called "Num- bers Game," the takings from which were estimated at five million dollars a year-Reuter,
RACKLESS · LORRY DRIVING
THREE CASES IN COURT
Three drivers of motor lorries were prosecuted before Mr. J. A. Fraser at the Central Magistrary this morning. for careless driving.
Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea in "Adventure in Manhattan," show- ing to-day at the King's Theatre.
GOLF FANLING STARTING TIMES FOR SUNDAY
0.20 9.24
9.28 9.32 0.30
Old Course
W. J. S. Key, N. K. Littlejohn. 1. H. Geare, R. Young. D. J. Gilmore, Col: Mathews, H. C. Hopkins, K. K. Rounds. K. S. Morrison, S. IL. Dodwell. R. Hancock, T. E. Pearce, 0.44 E. Davidson, P. A. Cox. 0.48 T. R. Rowell, H. N. WIllam-
son,
Tsang Lin, driver of lorry No. 2542, was summoned for driving without due care and caution on January 4.
9.40 C. Mottram said he Crown-Sergeant saw defendant driving his vehicle to along Connaught from west
cast Road Central, and when near Suther- land Street defendent suddenly shot a fair speed in road at a across the uns front of oncoming traffic, causing one jerry proceeding westward to swerve badly to avoid a collision, Defen- dant's object in crossing the road was
to pull up in front of house No. 177.
A
Was
of $10 was infileted, Shu, driv
driver of
of lorry No. 1379, for n
a similar offence.
Freyer said he saw.
defendant
going around the corner of Johnston Road and Arsenal Street in January 5, ut a speed of 20 miles per hour, which was too fast for that a number of
corner.
ner. There were people on the road at the time. De- fendant was fined $5.
Wone
Cheung, driver of lorry No. 3108, was summoned for speedlug on January 6 along Connaught Road. West at a speed of 24 miles per hour. Traffic Sergeant A. Bethell said there were quite a lot of people on the rond, but there was no actual danger to them. A fine of $5 was imposed.
SEAFORTHS MESS ROBBERY
BAR-BOY SENT TO. PRISON
Pau Sing-ling, aged 24, bar-boy at Murray Darracks, appeared before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magis- tracy this morning, charited with having stolen nine silver cofice spoons, a silver dessert spoon and a silver dish handle from the Omeers' Mess on Wednesday,
9.52 P. L. Leefe, G. T. May, 9.56 G. R. Rizavel, J. C. Dunbar.
J. Waddington, R. 10.00 W
McKenny,
10.04
A. Corrighan; E. L. Groome. 10.08 T. Low, J. Harrop.
10.12 J. W. Mayhew, G. Marseille. 10.10 H. A. Mills, C, C. Willson, 10.20 R. Sanger, W. J. Roberts,
"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT
To-morrow'a Picture
Features
A.
***
Amongst illustrations ap- pearing in to-morrow's incue Telegraph Pictorial of the
several Supplement will laken at the New Territories Agricultural Show last Sun- day.
be
Other pictures will include local wedding groups, Prefects 1936 of Queen's College, graduates of Hongkong Uni-
members versity, and
of Happy Valley Sunday School photographed at a party held last Saturday.
The Supplement will also contain a half-page aerial pic- ture of the City of Victoria, Hongkong, republished on the request of several readers, re-' sults of last week's Children's Competition, and details of a new contest for the kiddies.
201602222-3
Defendant pleaded not guilty, but after evidence had been heard he was sentenced to two months' hard 10.24 A. C. L. Bowker, L. M. S. tabour,
Lloyd.
10.28 F. D. Tracy, J. A. Cooper. Det.-Sergeant MacKay said that op the night of the alleged theft Pte. C. 10.32 J. A. Shaw, W. A. Butterfield. Crow, of the Seaforth Highlanders, 10.30 W. N. A. Smalley, A. R. J.
who was on duty in the mess room, heard a noise in the sliver store rooin. Looking into the room,
be
White.
15, 1937.
Maria Wendt Sentenced
TO BE DEPORTED
TO SHANGHAI
Los Angeles, Jan, 14. Marla Wendt, arrested for implien- tion in a big narcotle smuggUng deal, has been sentenced to ten years'
deportation imprisonment, or
Shanghai forthwith.-Reuter.
is
POST OFFICE.
INWARD MAILS
U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-
hai (San Franelsco, 24th Dec.) Japan AKAM Japan and Shanghal
Straits and Europe vin Negopatam
(Letters and Papers) London, 17th December. Japan:
to
Java and Manila
A United Press message states that Albert Stephens Judge Federal ordered accused to be deported, or, to be sentenced to alternatively, he sentenced to twenty years' im-
She appeared prisonment. wheel-chalr, and the Judge said only her serious illness had saved her from an
an outright sentence. Immigra tion Departments officials slate that she is being deported to Shanghai' curly in February.
STRIVING TO END STRIKES
(Continued from Page 1)
been in secret session all day in an effort to reach a basis of negotiation in the General Motors strike, while the Inbour strategy board of nine members sat in an adjoining room.
A recapitulation of the situation follows: 1, 34 of the 60-G.M.C. plants are elused, 115,000 being out of work: 2, it is expected all plants will be closed before January 23: 3, January production will be approximately one-third of previous estimates of 224,000 units: 4, state rellet workers say appeals from strikers have been negligible: 5, sit-down striiters con- trol six factories in Flint, Detroit, Anderson, Ind., and Toledo; 0, the C.I.O.
the supporting unqualifiedly
G.M.C 7. non-striking strikers; employees in Detroit and Saginaw have demonstrated against the strike the Government to and requested Intervene; 0. Flint's 3,500 strikers held a mass meeting and applauded speakers' suggestions to settle the strike Immediately "over the arbitration table instead of over the dinner pail."-Untied Preas.
PEACE TERMS DISCUSSED
non-
Lansing, Jan. 14. Peace terms in the General Motors strike were discussed at a four-hour conference of union leaders and corporation representatives to-day. enlled by Governor Frank Murphy. The delegates firially dispersed with- nut making nny nhnouncement, though the Secretary for Labour, Miss Frances Perkins, said she was informed some progress had been made.-Router.
OPERATORS' OFFER
San Francisco, Jan. 14. Mr. T. G. Plant, President of the Pacific Ship Owners' Association, sald to-day employers were prepared lo offer
·in- strikers substantial
cash in wages, creage
pay- ment for overtime and recognition. of unlans. He said he believed these
foundallon would furnish the
for retations satisfactory labour
on which to base on immediate settle. ment.
The prospects of a satisfactory and lasting settlement are the brightest of any time in two years," he said,
Straits, Munile and London Parcels -London date, 10th December. 1taiphong....
Calcutta and Straits
Chichibu Maru Durban Maru Hakozaki Maru
.January 10.
„January 16,
January 16,
Haruna Maru ....
January 16.
Sulsang Tilsondari
January 16.
January 10.
Agamemnon
January 17.
Cunton
January 17.
Hosang
January 17.
Soochow
January 17.
Szechurn
January 17.
Tjibudak
January 17.
Straits
Lyons Maru
January 18.
Saigon
Aramis
January 19.
Straits
·Hakodate Moru
January 10.
Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service”—London date, Dih January.
R.M.A. Dorailo
January 18.
Calcutta und Stralis Java
Shirala Thisadano
January 10.
January 20.
Shanghai and Swolow
Shanghai and Foochow
Amoy ....
For
Samshut and Wuchow. Holhow
OUTWARD MAILS
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Saigon and Parrels only for
many viu araburg.
Fer
Friday
Date and Time.
Tal Hing....Fri, Jan. 15, 4.00 pm. Hai Lee ....Fri., Jan. 15, 6.00 p.m. Éral Noug ...Fri, Jan. 15, 5,00 p.m. Ger-.
Franken
Fri., Jan. 15, 5 p.m. Saturday
Talma
Straits and "Colculia :.....
Parcels, ....Jan. 15, 5 pun.
Letters,
Air Malt for Canton and Districts.C.N.A.C. plane
Manlle Swatow
.Sat, Jun. 10, .Jan. 10, 0 a.m. Fri, Jan. 16,
G.P.O. and K.P.O. Reg....Jan. 16, Noon. Letters.....Jan. 18, 12.30 p.m. .Flat., Jan, 16, 3 p.m. Hai Yuan....Sat., Jan. 16, 2:30 p.m.
Haitan
Shanghai, Japan and Europe via Haruna Maru Sat, Jan, 10, 3.30 p.m.
Siberia.
Letters for "K.L.M. Servlee"-dus Hakozaki Maru ..............Fri, Jan. 15,
Amsterdam, 28th January.
Jan. 16, 4.50 p.m.. Fri, Jan, 15,
G.PO, and K.P.Ó.
O.P.O. and K.P.O.
Reg.
..Jan. 16, 4.00 pan.
Let
Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, Hakozaki Maru
Africa, Eust and South
Aden. Egypt and EUROPE via Marseilles -Due Marseilles, 14th February Saigon SAN Straits and Calcutta
Reg.
Letters
Lycemoon Suisang
Jan. 4.15 p.m. Jon. 16. p.m. .Sat., Jan. 16, 5.00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 18, 5.00 p.m. Letters, Jan. 17, 0.00 am.
Parcels, Jon. 10, 5.00 p.m. Air Mail for Swalow, Amoy, Foo- C.N.A.C. plane
North chow and
China (via Shanghai).
Kowloon Fo.
Reg...... Letters,
..Jan. 16. 5 p.m. Jan. 16, 5.30 p.m.
Foochow vin Swatow Swatow, Amoy and Formosa..
Swatow and Amoy Shanghai
Japan
Sunday
.Bat., Jan. 16,
Sheungwan P.O.
Reg. Letters,
Rek.. Letters,
Jan. 10, 5 p..
Jan. 10, 7 p.m.
Jan. 16, 5 p.m.
G.P.O.
Jan. 17, 5 L.M.
Yatshing......Sun, Jan. 17, 9 a.m. Hongkong Maru Sun., Jan. 17, 0a.m. Monday
Anhul.....Mon., Jan. 18, 12.30 p.m. Agamemnon Mon., Jan. 18, 2.30 pm. Hasang.... Mon., Jan. 10, 5.00 p.m.
Tuesday
Tjibadak and Tjibadak
Monila, Macasser and Sourabaya Lettern for Guam, Honolula
U. S. A., br "Pan American Airways Service."
(Due S. Francisco 26th January)
Rex..
.Tues., Jari. 19, 0.30 am, Tues., Jan. 19,
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
....Jan. 18, 5 p.m. Letters,.....Jan 10, 8.30 am. Tues., Jan. 19, 1.30 p.m. ...Tues., Jan. 19.
and Europe via Siberia Aramis Japon, Honolulu, U.S.A., Taiyo Maru Centroi and South Americu, *Canada and
Son *Europe via Francisco (Due San Francisco 12th February)
Wednesday
Swalow, Amoy and Formosa
Foochow
Reg. Letters,
Fukuken Maru
Jan. 19, 6.00 p.m. Jan. 19, 5.30 p.m.
Wed, Jan. 20, 8.30. a.m. Kwangchow Wed., Jan. 20, 1.30 p.m.
*Superscribed orrespondence only,
"Only relatively few details remain NEW YORK STOCK
to be settled: Therefore the strike can end almost any day. Despite all the 10,40 C. D. Chapman, II. S. Dinsdale.past set-backs, fast progress towards 10.44 J. R. Masson, A. II. Forbes.
saw defendant there. The man's 10.48 C. Mycock, A. Anderson.
10.53 D. D: Forbes, H. F. Sommers. 10.50 H. H. Mundy, A. D. Hum-
phreys. Capt. Howorth, Capt. Cragg,
A. Redmond, Major Withington.
11.04
F
overcoat was lying on the ground. Sondi Sending accused to look for an officer, he looked through defendant's pockets and there found the nine 11.00 stolen coffee spoons. Later the other articles were found in other pockets of the cont. Defendant was arrested. Orderly Sergeant Whittle, who was sent for, was present when the stolen arlicles were removed from accused's pockets.
Defendant denied the charge, say- ing that he was falsely accused.
WOMAN FAILS TO REGISTER.
FINE IMPOSED ON JAPANESE
A Japanese Woman, Katoyama Tomi, was charged before Mr. J. A. Fraser at the Central Magistracy this morning, with failing to register ber- self as an alien at the Registration Office within 72 hours of her arrival in the Colony.
Crown-Sergeant J. H. E. Edwards arrived on the Taisuta Maru on December 23, but her presence in the Colony was not discovered until January 13, due to the fallure of the shipping company (the Nippon Yusen Kaisha) to send a list of names of passengers on the liner to the police. The Company
said the
woman
New Course
9.24 H. H. Pethick, J. W. Plutt. 0.32 G. H. Cautherley, J. A. D.
Morrison.
9.40 Mrs. Smalley, Mrs. White. 9.48 W. H. Hewin, G. C. Worrall. 0.30 IT. C. Durrschmidt, D. J.
Keogh.
10.04 Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Turnbull. 10.12 Mrs. Holmes, Lt. Wilson. 10.16 Capt. Holmes, Mrs. Wilson. 10.24 Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Dinsdale. 10.32 Miss O'Hagan, R. L. S. Webb. 10.40 A. W. Gibson, T. Lindars. 10.48 H. M. Alexander,
Bremner. 10.50 A. M. Kirby, C. G. Agnew.
A.
A.
POPE AGAIN RECEIVES
Vatican City, Jun. 14, The Pope again was wheeled in his arm-chair to a reception room to-day, where he received Cardinal Pacelli and also his sister Donna Camilla Rattl, who expressed their joy at finding him so much improved in health-Renter,
SYNTHETIC PETROL
Berlin, Jan. 14. The National Fuel Director, Herr would be summoned in due course, J. Werlin, states that within fifteen sald the Sergeant.
Defendant admitted that her hus-months Germany
band
will be able to
was registered and lived in produce synthetically all the petrol Hongkong, and said she had been so she needs.-United Press.. busy
over the Christmas and New Year that she had forgotten it was necessary for her to register herself.
A fine of $10 was inflicted.
LEAGUE MEETING
ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE
Hollywood, Jan. 14. The actress, Judith Allen, hos illed sult for divorce from the croon→ ing prize-fighicer, Jack Doyle, on the grounds of mental and physical cruelty and oxcessive drinking.-
London, Jan, 14, The Foreign Secretary is leaving United Press. present arrangements, to attend the London on Wednesday, according to meeting of the League of Nations Council today week. The main
peace is now being made."
However, anlon leaders indicate that Mr. Plant is over-optimistic and suggest ship-owners "may be trying to high-pressure workers into settlement.United Press.
DE VALERA AT SIGNIFICANTLY SECRET TALKS (Continued from Page 1.)
n
EXCHANGE
MARKET HIGHER
YESTERDAY
U.S. COMMODITY PRICES
LATEST CABLED
QUOTATIONS
The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are Issued by Reuter.
: New York, Jan. 14. S. C. & F. Wall Street Journal recent morning comment: The strength of Montgomery, Ward and
January Sears, Roebuck shares reflects substantial
demand. March) European Speculators are now seeking to arouse May public interest in perny mining July stocks. The
The Street continues to be October bullish for all
the long pull. Many December
traders like rails, bu
but they are not Spot
risking any further surprises from
tion of foreign affairs generally, as the Inter-State Commerce Com- Ma.ch well as defence plans.-Router.
Official
Statement
London, Jan. 14.
on
New York Collon
12.41/41 12.38n 12.40/47 12.41/43 12,30/37 12.35/35
12.29/31 12.28/28
11.00/00
11.02/93
11.03/92 11.02n
22.12/12 22.00b/08a
13.00
13.01
New
York Rubber
21.05/05 21.92 /93
21.84/85
21.83n
21.73n 21.00n
..
mission and they prefer to await the May railroad July forthcoming decision rates. Copper traders hope that Lon- September don price will not immediately force December
domestic Increase in the
WAR
21.73n
21.04n
Total sales:-2,880 tons. Chicago Wheat
135/135% 134/1333 117/1174 115%/115
11155/111% ... 112/11214 Wednesday's sales:-33,150 tons.
An official statement issued late another
May this evening says: "Mr. Malcolm price. Macdonald, Dominions Secretary,
S. C. & F. New York office cables: July called on Mr. de Valera, President of
Stock: Early realising. was wellSept. the Executive Council of the Irish absorbed and prices look higher, Free State, at his hotel in London
liquidation Cotton: Merch to-day when informal discussions absorbed by the Trade. Domestic May took place on a number of matters consumption for December amounted July affecting the relations between the to 692,021 bales, which was
above Sent. countries."
expectations. There has been an im Mr. de Valera reached London last provement in the strike news in both night on Zurich, where he went to consult an his return journey from
is some apprehension May eye specialist. Mr. Macdonald spent that the proposed excise tax on sugar July this morning will spread to other commodities, in- May and nearly two hours this evening cluding cotton, and blo
three hours with him
British Wireless.
MANILA SHARES
the sand automobile Indust~ |
ries.
Chicago Corn
1094/108% 100/10914 103/103% 1044/19436
103/103.
Chicago Corn
103/10314
New Contract New Contract
Opening Closing
111%/112% 112/111 .1074/1073% 107%/1074 Winniper Wheat
128/120s 1274/127 1234/1234 122/122%
111/111
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July narrow market is probable.
Prices to-day declined October. 112/112% Whost:
FAIR WEATHER
somewhat on the excellent condition of the new crop and on ender mill markets. The European outlook has export Canadian The improved.
A strong anticyclone covers China: Manchuria. Local forecas of Argentina whent, and of the morning
English accumulation of war reserves East and N.E. winds, fresh; fair. ceived by Swan, Culbertson & Fritz now seems less likely. The yield of from their Manila office:
The following opening
and closing business done quotations position is dull. Italy and Germany
nre buyers
Coca Grove
acssion were
the Australian crop is officially given Prices in Poe Opening Rates Dainese as 134,200,000 bushels. Buyers Bellors Done
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weather
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In a recent statement made by Mr. again LR. Neilson, who is Dnancially back- Corn: Bad restricting country offerings. The ing Hongkong Mines, Ltd., a misprint occurred: Mr. Nelson was repre- 30 market is steady.
Speculative sentiment is sented as saying that last year nine Rubber: bullish on the improved news with million pesos were paid in dividends. regard to the automobilo strike, the by Philippines mining companies. Dutch East Indies freight advance The figure should have been nineteent
millions. and expectation of a further advance
Antamok Atok
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1.70
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Jingula Gold
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REUTEN QUOTATIONS
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Caralistel Mines
Demonstration East Mindanno Gumeus Guld Itogon
Local estate to the value of $253,400 was left by the late Mr. Lul Ka-yuen.
1. X. L. Maabalo
Northern Mince Parscale tasarım Bar Maurielo az Kuyos
25
20 Rails and
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20 Utifitler
1.45
1.50
40 Bonds
Items on the Council.agenda are the refired. trader, formerly of Sheung i Mineral Resources J Turkish.
Tol- Governments togardius: Rian district, who died on December Alexandreita and the question of the 10/1088. Letters of administration to Free City of Danzig-British Wires the estate have been granted to Lui Market|--Steady lers,
Fat-thours, trader.
The Royal Army Medical Corps Association will held their fortnight--
Dow Jones Averages Jan. 13, Jan. 14. ly dance on Saturday, at the Penin 20% 30 Industrials
183.01 183.71 Eula Hotel, commencing 830 p.m. 50.65 63.43 The Band of the lat. Bn. the Royal 37,54-37.07-Ulster Rifles will, by kind permis 105.00 105.74 slon of Lt. Col. R. M. Rodwell and/
80.20 OMeers, provide the music
11 Commodity Index 80,05
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