THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1951.

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Way Back

(Our Own Correspondent)

London, Feb. 27.

Mr A, G. Clarke, Hong- kong's Director of Com merce and Industry, loft hero by air 'this morning on his way back to the Colony,

Industry Warned: Hint Of Controls

The Cotton Board, has coupled a tribute to the cotton industry's progress in 1950 with a warn- that reorganisation must be hastened to meet growing competitive efficiency overseas.

Since his, arrival: hereing

JAPANESE

COTTON PURCHASES

Tokyo, Feb. 27. The International Trade and

contem

Industry Ministry, is plating the purchase of 212,000 bales of foreign cotton with funds ranging from $60,000,000 to $70,000,000 under the April- Juno foreign currency budget now being worked out, sources close to the Ministry reported

In a trade letter to 5,000 firms it states that it is difficult to think of a year when actual results today. and

were better, but the industry's success was subject

rom Washington; he been having, conversations with high-level officials of the Colonial Office Foreign Office on the em

trade bargo on American with Hongkong. No state. menta kayo been issued but officials stress that the Washington talks are sill going on. Mir Clarke la to Hongkong report to the Government on his return.

AMERICAN

TRADE WITH ASIA

The U.S.

One hundred and six thousand

R.I.L.

ROYAL

INTEROCEAN. LINES

SINGAPORE JAVA PORTS and MACASSAR TJIWANGI" **TASMAN** - • "TJITJALENGKA” "VAN HEUTSZ" *·

ARRIVALS

In Port In Port

16th Mar.

SAILINGS

28th Feb.

Th Max.

In Port

* only to Singapore, Fettang & B. Dell

bales are expected to be im- MANILA, EAST &

to many reservations in view of the general out-ported from the sterling area, look.

foolish to dis- It would bo regard the possibilities of a re- tura of price and material con- trofs if the international situa- tion worsened, it warned.

But there was an important difference between controls in war and controls In a rearma- ment programme, and it was to

the

be hoped that authorities

SHANGHAI

BANK

including 50,000 from Pakistan, 7,000 trom India, and 0,000, from Uganda. Seventy thousand would come from the open account area. Thirty-six thousand would come from non- agreement

2000 from Egpy, including

circles in Industry

Osaka estimated that arrival of raw cotton from abroad during the February-June period will" total

would not yield to the templa- DEPOSITS UP 790,000 bales

tion to think only in terms of what

in the war,

E done

to cope

voluntarily when

The Ministry also decidext to import 20,000 bales of raw wool from Argentina-United Fress.

Jute Supply Adequate

The

Urging the need for the In-

San Francisco, Feb, 27. the

situation dustry to handlo

Peking Radio mid tonight itself, the Board stated: With that deposita in private banks support the trade should in Shanghai bid Increased by be able to organise

voluntary 70 percent between July and priorities for the programme as December last year as com- Washington, Feb. 27,

it now appears to be designed."pared with the previous aix Census Burcau The price Problem, however, months. reported today that US. exports was

difficult more

and the in-

Joans to Asia were up from US$133,- dications were not too reassur-

In the same period 700,000 in November to US$140,-ing as to the

Issued by the banks to help in- ablilty

Karachi, Feb. 27. dustrial and

Arms trading 000,000 in December, but that

it un-

Pakistan Commerce U.S. Imports from Asia declined der inflationary pressure.

represented a 60 per cent rise. In Minister, Mr Fazlur Rehman. from US$188,400,000 to US$177,-

January a further increase of sald here today that after hon- "Restraint in profit margins 200,000.

13 per cent in deposits and is a difficult policy for people to however

per cent in loans was reported, during her commitments to In- reported, dia under the trade agreement Both deposit and lean interest signed here, on Sunday, Pakistan swallow voluntarily, logical the general argument." rates had been reduced between would still be left with plenty

CAPITAL NEEDS

60 to 80 per cent during the of Jute for the past year in Shanghai and world.

Radio added. cltics, the per cent of the banks loans season, which has seen a much went to local industries while a better foreign offlake than any- nited rural and urban traders. Fazlur Rehman added. considerable proportion bene-thing in the last 10 years, Mr

Reuter,

He said: "Next season India's will be the same, quere will be plenty of jute for the rest of the world." The

The Bureau said noticeable increases in exports appeared in two cases shipments to Japan

from up

US$35,200,000 10 US$42,000,000 and shipments to the Philippines up from US$20,- |000,000 16 US$24,300,000.

The decline in overall receipts from Asia was held to be largely the result of decreased imports from India, from US$25,300,000 US$10,000,000. Associated Press.

to

If the industry could work on the voluntary principle and ob- an 80 per cent. loyalty, flexi- would be bility and delivery preserved.

Warning of "Immense efforts and large sums of money" being spent on the cotion Industries of other countries, the Board declared: "We doubt if it is yet fully realised in Lancashire what has to be spent in terms of capital and what has to be done in terms of redeployment

New York Rubber we expect to obtain a major

Futures

share of the available Inter-

national trude and at the same time pay wages at the levels to which we have now become ac- customed."

New York, Fob. 27. Dealing with raw cotton_sup- Crude rubber futures closed | plies, it said the Cotton Board today unchanged to 300 points was "far from happy about the higher, with sales of 11 con- situation." tracts. Ten tons were traded for May delivery at 70 cents a pound. The outside market remained

inactive with ship-

pers und Government buyers still too for apart in their res- pective price ideas.

Izz

The Government

will res- trict the sue of natural rubber some 40,000 civilian pro- ducts, effective on Thursday. open contracts In the

The

futures market at the start of business totalled 116 contracts,

HONGKONG

SHARE - MARKET

including 50 In March -de- The volume of business

livery. 40 in May and 20 in transacted on the Stock Ex-

NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA, July. All positions must be change this morning was valued

SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA

"NEXT" SAILINGS

M.S.

"OLGA' MAERSK”

M.S. "LAURA. MAERSK”,

M.S: "HULDA MAERSK”.

liquidated bỷ March 31.

Prices closed today follows:

In Port

Spot March May

July

Mar. 15 Mar 80

TANKS OF ALL SIZES AVAILABLE FOR BULK OIL Rubber

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.

M.S. "TREIN MAERSK” M.S.

"PETER MAERSK"

MS. “LEXA MAERSK”

14.00

20.00

at $101,025. The half day's

as business and noon closing prices

-were-as-followin

73.00 bld

BILARES BUYERS. SELLERS BALES

GOVT. LOANS

336% (1048).

63.00 bid BANKS

United Press.

Futures

Mar. 14

·

Mar. 23

In Singapore

Apr. 21

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RUGS

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Prices ot rubber futures closed here today as follows:- Number 1 rubber, per lb.

February

March

224-225

Number 2 rubber.

February

+221

Number 3. rubber.

February

207 -208

Number 4 rubb

February

Spot rubber, unbaled Black crepe No. 1 pale crepa

-200 -234 -United Press.

New York Sugar Futures

COTTONS

Ewo

2.65

600 22%

Raw Materials Conference

Washington, Feb. 27. Mr William Thorp, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, told the first meeting of the International Materials Con ference Committee on copper, New York, Feb. 27. zine and lead that their alloca- World sugar

futures closed |tion recommendations would today 4 to 11 lower, with sales have to be confirmed by the totalling 020 contracts,

become home governments to

Contract No. @ closed today 3 effective,

to 7 lower, with sales totaling A diplomatic official who m- 274 contracts,

ported the substance of Mr

Prices closed today as fol- Thorp's remarks said, two sub-

tows:

Contract No. 4 (world)

MAY

March

July

September

Spat

Contract No.

-May July September Spnt

committees were appointed to draw up the rules of procedure $.30 nominal and set a programma of the 026 bid 3.28 14: | work—Ünited-Press.

B. traded

5.27

"B.48 bid 8.57 big

5.67 bid

5.00 Vaitou Preis.

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Fast Rogulay Trans-Pacific Servico

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Mar.

Ben Francisc

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Mar. 110

Yokohama

Apr.

„Ban Brákéfabb. Yokoliaina

other

It also said that more than 50

Grain Price

In

Test of the

India will get about 2,500,000 bales of jute in the current

BO

Price Minister added that jute would

Chicago

Chicago, Feb. 27.

Prices of grain futures closed here today as follows:-

Wheat-price per bushel.

2.44

Spo

March May

July

September December

Corn

Spot

2.4334-36

2,402,4334 |

2.404-34

2.6114-3

be sold to India at negotiated prices and not at the minima Axed by the Government.- Reuter.

Jap-Built Ship

For India

"Tokyo, Feb. 27.

The first cargo ship built in

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18th Mar.

24th Mar.

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Tik MAR.

ARRIVALS

In Port

18th Mar,

18th Mar.

28th Mar.

In Port America,

ARRIVALS

11th Mar.

17th Mar

24th Mar.

18th Mar.

4th Apr.

5th Apr.

SAILINGS

Erd Mar. 20th Mar.

Agents: HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

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• JAPAN "AAGTEKERK” ↑ "ALMKERK” "LANGLEESCOT"

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ARRIVALS

18th Mar, Mid, Apr.

ARRIVALS

SAILINGS Sih Mar, 2nd week Apr. May

SAILINGS

8th Mar, .2nd week. Apr.

May

23rd Mar, Mid, Apr.

KINGS ULDINGSTECLEHONSËËZUOLEMENT

SAAUGHTEROAMRZLINAURA

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Japan for an Indian company Every TUESDAY is SAC DAY to BANGKOK, 2015-18 is to be launched in Kobe to-

12376-32 1.04-1.831

i71

Marchi

1.BO

May

July

Bopterober

December

Bya

May

July

Onts

March

1.011- 1.74

1.9134-34 190-1894

200 New York flous-per 200 I. sack, $13.20.-United Press,

United Press.

LONDON

-MARKET

TIN

London, Feb. 27. The tin market at the morn- ing session fell sharply, but steadied at the lower levels. Turnover was 185 tons, in- cluding 20 tons for spot.

Prices closed today at the end of the official morning session 23 follows:-

1,400 Spot tin, buyers Spot fin, sellers

1,405 Business done al

1,400-1,403. 1,395 Three-months tin. buyers Three-months tin, sellers 1,400 Business. done at

1295-1,400 Settlement

1,400 -United Press.

London Rubber

London, Feb, 27.

Prices of rubber futures closed here today as follows:- No. 1 rubber, in

DIT Bb.

April ...... Apri/June July/September October/December

day

Great

was Eastern

The ship, which will be christened Jag Ganga," built for the Shipping Company of Bambay by the Central Japan Heavy Industries Company, according to the Kyodo news agency.

Mr K. K. Chettur, head of the Indian Liaison Milesion Japan, is expected to attend the launching ceremony.--Reu- ter,

ECA Grants Announced

Washington, Feb. 27. The Economic Co-operation Administration today authorised Western Germany to purchase. $100,000 worth of manila abaca fibre from the Philippines. ECA also authorised $179,000 for Bioctrical equipment from for Formoso, including $40,000

Japan and $139,000 for motor vehicles.

Thailand was authorised to purchase $812,000 worth of metals, vehicles, machinery and technical services, Indonesia was given $1,000 for manufactured goods,United Press.

Copra

Quiet

New York, Feb. 27.

The copra market ruled

711-7236 quiet

United Press.

with bids

at $282.50, C.I.F. the Pacific Coast. Cocoanut oil was nominally unchanged pound.-United Press.

at 21 cents

Speculation Over

Cotton

Trading

New York, Feb. 27.

a

All cotton futures markets will remain closed, on Wednesday, the 28th session since the price freeze order was issued.

announcements Living Cheaper materialise made some

In Burma

8.

Geneva, Feb. 24. Burma's cost of living figure

in November and December last year showed: `n full .of. wight percent cothpared; same.monthm of 1049,

the

The fallure of past" "im-, tions would be placed on special minent"

to trading in old crop months traders through the margin requirement sceptical, but the 'more optimis- changes. - tle hoped for resumption of

trading by next week at the

nial optimista understood.

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A comparison of seaandair shipping costs by weight estes alone doesn'i tell the whole story, You must also. include these special economies of Clipper Cargo:

the Agriculture Secretary, Mr mittee representing growers Crating is seldom uscessary, Brannan, had made his de- from California to the Carolinas, Shipping weights are lars, because cision on the plan' to refreeze upon his return home to Scott, you use ilghter packing. level. The formula now warned, what the..poke out "No ¿eterioration.

raw cotton supposedly up to the Missisippi, from

because payment is qui Derwmunition time reduced. One Air. Waybill covera shipment from origin to destination,

• Goods arrienschen nerded 55, white ¡the market is strongest «Damage and piitar

greatly reduced. *C.O.D; and collect servi »Loseer Insuranen córfst goods are in

to many countries. › transit so

bis 62 •Fewer bandling fúss. . ↑ Enventory, an unehouse posts.com

No other sidige adere gunte aprond coverage of the: ↑ Rates go down en velties of rams and schedules call.

goes to the Prico Controller. Government officials in Statistics published, ¡today expected potahi tokiorrow, threatens the possibility of a)

Mr Disallo, who10

ito, maintain the celling price the International Labour Once but informants were wary

ary about 10,000,000, bajos crop this year. shower: that-of-k -33% countries

guessing what Mr Disalig's which sent in detalle 28 had to decision would be, ma cotton caus

Mr. said a celling on raw. be drastically reduced, cotton or cremes, abc!reductions, and i two registered no change, Reutung observer phrased it inevitably, thear lowers prles Ho

Mind: I

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