Shanghai, Dee. 31.
Quite the largest. shipment of silver from Shanghai went on board the s. President Hoover from three Chinese Government banks late yesterday and. last night. "Approximately $25,090,000 sliver bars was shipped from The Bund in lighters begtaning 630 o'clock. At midnight The Bund foreshore was still resound. ing with the eries of coolles and the hum of large motor-lorries. The banks whenso the silver was produced were the Central Bank China ie "Bonk st Come vag munention, andthe vaults Sa" San of "can inside 1233 Rood. The President Hoover was 22 de to al or America cory 23 morning Previous nevloo tats Auer, Ware Latest Ar Waterworks:
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stue power duction (kaw.hrs.)—*1,983,000 *2,002,000) ae Bi Nee ty of *000 omitted ge Stock Outlook: A poll of seventeen WallStreet slock experts early in December indicated that they were only three to two bullish for the near-term trend of the market but eight to one bullish on prospects over the next six months, In response the question as to what stock groups should fare best in any market od-vance, the voting "ran as follows: Railroads 10, steols 9, buildings merchandisints 8, olls 7, railroad equipments 6, machineries 6 and Automotives 5." As to individual stock favourites, no single issue received more than four votes and only three received thst many: US, Steel, Montgomery Ward and General Motors Three votes each were cast for Be thlehem Steer and Phillips Petroleum.
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