MESSAGERIES. M

**MEINAM”

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1951.

Y MARITIMES TARIFF CUTS FEARED

ARRIVALS

from Japan

SAILINGS

M

"PASSENGER/FREIGHT_SERVICE_

"FELIX ROUSSEL" "LA MARSEILLAISE"

"LA MARSEILLAISE”

"MEINAM"

"GRANVILLE"

"CDT DORISE"

26th~Mar-

to Marselles via Manila 1st Apr. 8th May to Japan

to Marseilles via Manila 19th May

FREIGHT SERVICE

Pakistan Rupee Par Value

Washington, Mar. 19. The International Mone tary Fund tonight an- nounced the establishment of par value for the Pakis- |

.N. Africa & Europe 27th Martani rupee at 3.30852 to

N. Africa & Europe 29th Mar,

N. Atrica & Europe 28th Apr. for

PORT SAID, TUNIS, MARSEILLES, ALGIERS, ORAN, TANGIRE, CASABLANCA HAVRE, DUNKIRK,

ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM.

"DOCTEUR YERSIN” ......for Batgon

21st Mar,

CIE DES MESsageries' maritimes Queen's Building

Tel. 26651 (Three Lines)

MAERSK LINE

FAST FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO:

one U.S. dollar.

3

Financial ctroler. immediately characterised the acceptance of the rupee at par value of almost 30% U.S. cents as a "consider- able victory" for Pakistan, successful dimax of that coun. izyla__year__and a half fight against following the devalua- tion of other Commonwealth countries.

Monetary officials added that the establishment of a par value for the rupee "undoubled- ly paved the way" for an an nouncement early today that the International Bank is ready to begin negotiations on a large development loan to Pakistan.

Tracing developments over the past year, financial experts pointed out that a series of events led almost inexorably to work acceptance of the rupee at par value demanded by Karachi.

NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA, via was set for discussion at the

SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA

NEXT SAILINGS

M.S.

"LAURA MAERSK"

*M.S. M.S.

"HULDA MAERSK"

TREIN MAERSK”

Mar. 21 Mar. 80 Apr. 14

• This vessel calls Vancouver prior to San Francisco.

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.

M.S.

"PETER MAERSK"

M.S.

"LEXA MAERSK"

M.S

"SALLY MAERSK"

Mar, 28

Apr. 21

May 8

Jap Trade Agency For U.K.

London, Mar. 10%- Bristo bad agreed tổ"tha“ opening of Japanese over- peas trading agency in this country, the Minister of State, ir Kenneth Youn- today. ker. Bald

He told Commons MacArthur

the Hones of that

General

asked several governments whe

to ther they were prepared receive such agencies from the Japanese Government.

Similar agencies havsal. ·. ready been opened in the United States and France, -Beuter

BY U.S. INDUSTRIES

Washington, Mar, 19.

Senator Robert Taft said-today-that-hundreds

of American Industries are “scared to death” over possible tariff. concessions resulting from the current international negotiations at Torquay, England.

Mr Toft noted at a Senate hearing on extension of the!

reciprocal trade act that HONGKONG

American foreign trade broke records in January, and asked: "Haven't wo gone far enough?"

Winthrop G Brown, Director of the State Department's Office of International Trade: Policy,

GOVERNMENT testined that "Itahould be better

BONDS

WEAKEN

London, Mar. 10. The stock market sagged to day, led by weakness in British Government bonds.

LOSFES in the Government.

Perala's move

SHARE MARKET

for all concerned. If the trade Busities on the Sidek Ex- levél werd higher,"

change during, the morning Mr Brown Bald that the too-$195,846. Noci ries United States is still a creditors word as follows: ration, and ad cxcca of exports

JIANKI

is needed to service foreign") BÍLANKS BUYERS' GELLENÁ' SÄLET obligations to the country and IK Bank XD for other purposes.

More

than 30 nations havO | INSURANCES

Canton boen negotiating new tariff con cessions at Torquay. He said the session is expected to end about April 20.

DRAIN OF GOLD Senate Finance

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INTEROCEAN

SINGAPORE JAVA

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ARRIVALS

.21st Mar, -In-Port

27th Mar.

29th Mar,

only to Singapore, Pellang & B, Dell,

not calling Singapore,

• MANILA, EAST & SOUTH AFRICA and

SOUTH AMERICA

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ARRIVALS

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SAILINGS 33rd Mar, -21ck-Mar.

11 Apr

EIN AD

SAILINGS

In Pori

20th Mar,

27th Mar.

In Port

8th Apr.

4th Apr.

*** net' proceeding to 8. America,

† not calling Manila.

•· JAPAN

**TJIBEBAR"

"BOISSEVAIN”

"TEGELBERG"

ARRIVALS

22nd Mar.

26th Mar,

"STRAAT 80ENDA” .... 7th Apr.

sth May

8th May

SAILINGS

20th Mar,

6th Apr.

Agents: HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

"ALMKERK”

PARENDSKERK”

EUROPE vie-MANILA and MALAYA

50 0 200

Underwriters 3.20

SEPPING

Ania Nav... Com-DOCKS, ETC.

K. Whirl.. Dock Provent

"LANOLEEECOT”

10 ca

80

11,00

Stial Dock

000 @ 1.25

Wheelock

list ranged from - through mittee is holding hearings on most of the list. Losses of a legislation passed by the House few pence were general among te extend the trade agreements industrial stocks,

act for three more yearsi to nationalise

Mr Taft, a Commitee mem- oll enterprises again depresser her,

foreign sald American petroleum shares, Mining issues trade in January totalled $1,- were irregu ar

220,000,000, a level he estimated The Financial Times daily at twice as great as 1948-49. He index of London stocks

said there was a $50,000,000 119.8, of 2-Associated Press. excess of imports over exports

TRADING DOWN

and sald this meant a drain of New York. Mar. 15. U.S. gold.

Was

ma-

The evaluation of the rupeo Paris meeting last autumn of the International Bank and Monetary Fund. When it decided to postpone such discussions for a few weeks and transfer them to Washington, India Issued a against the delay. statement

oficials considered Monetary that this forced the matter too much into the open and tended to solidify Paklatan's resistance Trading slowed down almost

Mr Brown testified the Jan- against any compromise.

to a half today in the stock uary figures reflected price in- "there had been market, Before then,

Prices slipped lower, creases, and included imports of indications that some "revalua-Some 1,300,000 shares changed in, rubber and other tion

of the Pakistan rupee hands the lowest total in a terials bought abroad for the downward might be arranged little more than

year.

American defence stockpile.- without bringing it clear down Friday, business amounted to Associated Press. 1,680,000 shares. about 30 percent on September, Most of what little activity 1940.

there was centred Almost immediately, the UN. steels, motors and radio televi- reverses In Korea gave great sons, Lower were U.S. Steel, Impetus to American stockpiling | Studebaker, Goodrich, J. 1. production and set cose factors Case. Douglas Aircraft, Admir- strengthening the financial posir Corporation, Zenith, Ameri tion of raw material producing can Telephone, American Smel- countries, such as Pakistan.

ung, On February 25 at Karachi, Chemical, and General Electric. India and Pakistan signed a Dow Jones averages: trade agreement which New Delhi agreed for the time being to recognise for exchange pur poses

that three

For Freights and Further Particulars please apply to:-te the Indian rupee, devalued

AGENTS:

JEBSEN & CO.

Peddor Building

Tel. Nos. 26661-8.

BEND LINE

FAST SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM

AND CONTINENT

BY

S.S. "BENVORLICH"

- LOADING-HONGKONG 21st MARCH

FOR

LIVERPOOL & ROTTERDAM

VIA

KOHSICHANG, STRAITS, COLOMBO, ADEN,

PORT SUDAN & PORT SAID.

Pakistan! Tupecs would be worth about five Indian

rupees.--United Press.

World Bank's Big Loan

To Pakistan

Washington, Mar, 10,

to

The World Bank today an nounced that it intended make Pakistan a loan for the development of agriculture, elec- tric power, railways,

telecom- munications and new industries. A Bank mission visited Pakis- tan last October and later said that foreign exchange of about $00,000,000 would be required

W.R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD. for these projects, which the

York Building,

Tel. 84165 & 88710.

Canada Can Do Little For Imprisoned Nuns

Ottawa, March 19.

A government spokesman said today that Canada could do “nothing official” to aid the five Canadian nuns supposedly charged with man- slaughter by the Chinese Communists in Canton.

The Department of External been warned. several Hmes Affairs said the British envoy in | through official channels to leave Peking had been asked to seek China after the Communists confirmation from the "Central) won control-United Press. People's Government"" of reports that Ave sisters of the Order of the Immaculate Conception were Imprisoned,

The Department pointed out" however, it would be senseless to give any one the idea that there was much we could do.

Dossible will Everything

dano by our people and the

...there; | British

repacontatives Canada has no direct represon- in Peking, and has never red the Peking, régime, Since Red China is not a mem- bor of the United Nations; no accusations can have any effect

thera

The Department of External Affairs had received no official -confirmation that the nuns, whe operated an orphanage in Cars ton, was being Hald

Goverment officials/vero sold British" Uruisis: Bad Buem ubod to make oppotal representations

the

PHILIPPINE NEWSPRINT

REQUEST

Stocks

.

اکسار

inals U.S. COTTON|

EXPORTS

American Woollen Dow DROP OFF

20 Industrials 15 Rails

10 Utilities

-Associated Press. JAPANESE BONDS

New York, Mar. 19. In the bond market, Japanese issues were mixed in the foreign dollar list.

LAND, ETC.

HK Hotel XD 5.20 5.00 500 ik Land XD 339 342 Humphreys,

UTILITIES

Trom KD C. Light (0) C. Light (Bonus) Electric XD

Telephone.. INDUSTRIALS

Cement XD.

10

STORES, ETC.

Dairy (New) 115 Watson XD

COTTONS

Ewp

Through B/L isked to Mediterranean and Northāra European Ports.

• JAPAN

"ALMKENIK”+

1,30 “LANGLEESCOT'+

“ARENDSKERK"+

+

vin Manja,

1000 12

6.30 1000

10.28

2,70

QUIET IN RUBBER

MARKET

Now York, Mar. 19. Rubber futures closed today quiot and unchanged to 200

91,80

Washington, Mar. 10, 248,00 United States cotton exports 82,04 dropped sharply during January 42,88 the Argriculture Department reported today. The total from August to January was 2.247,000 five-hundred-pound bales, com-points lower, with no salas pared with 2,525,000 bales in reported. Eastern shipment the same period i 1949-50,

The Department said in its offerings on sheets were reported

negligible. Tokyo Electric Sixes added weekly review of foreign crops 1/4 points, while Shinyetsu and markets that it does not Electric Power Sevens, Japan know whether Fives, Great Consolidated allocations will be made before Electric Power and Oriental the new crops come in. Development Sixes were

In the August January period, fractionally to 1% points-As-most countries registered a sharp sociated Press,

drop, com

compared with the same period of 1949-30. But Spain's Imports Jumped fran 20,000 to 34,000. India also showed a climb from 7,000 to 71,000,-- United Press.

of

SCATTERED

SELLING

IN GRAINS

Chicago, Mar. 19. Continued United

any

Prices closed today as follows:

mare

Boot

March May July

NEW ORLEANS FUTURES "New Orleans, Mar. 19. Cotton futures closed today is follows:

Spot

May

July

October

December

Nations March (1952)" successes in Koren led to scatter- July

May

mission had reviewed.

le prepared The Bank finance an appropriate part

foreign exchange costs (these) projects," today's an- nouncement sold.

to

of

of

loaned

ed selling of grain and soybean futures today. Wheat and corn were off more than cent, a bushel most of the time, and soybeans were down two cents or more.

LESS

The amount to be would be decided after negotia- tions with the Pakistan Gov- ernment.

Trade was light in anticipation

44.91

45,39

45.38 41.71-41.72 €0.93 40,79 hid 49,55 Dia 40.17 bid

United Press,

LONDON

*2,00

70.00 bid

02.00 bid

60.00 bid

United Press.

DIARKET

London, Mar: 19. Prices of rubber futures closed here today as follows:"

Number 1 rubber,

in cents per . .... 83%-04 July/September October/December

5714-4

5312-17 United Press.

SINGAPORE EASIER

FOT

Rubber prices casedi what today. Opening sales brought 2.16. (Straits), a pound compared with Saturday's cloe- ing level of 224-1/2-Asso- clated Press,

STEEL Exchange Rates

of the Government's report on FOR U.S.

1951

prospective plantings

The Bank added that it would issued after the close of trading. bo glad to offer Pakistan The Agriculture Department technical assistance to other projects and to consider

study announced farmers, plan to plant INDUSTRIES

making other loans. Reuter.

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N.Y. Textile Market

New York, March 19, The cotton textile market was quiet today. There were larger offerings of resale goods and print cloths, with buyers resia prices

85,694,000

adres to corn-ah increase of 1.8 percent over last

Wheat-cleat one to 11% lower

year.

March MRY July

September

December...

Corn was down 13% to 14%.

Oats were od 14-16.

$1.30

443- -

1242-43

215 centa to lower. -

Business was done in the local undicial exchange market this mc rodng at the following ratesi→→ Blerting pole (per £1) ..... U.B. dollars (per $1) ..... 0.0278 Indonesia guilders (per 100) 3.00 Slam tlcals (per 100) Singapore (Btraits) FIC piastres (per 100)

Copra Price

27.00 1.775

14.90

'ARRIVALS

23rd Mar. 18th Apr.

18th May

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MIA, Apr. Mig. May Mid. Juno,

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MIL Ayr,

Mid, May Mid, June

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Washington, Mar, 104. The Government has greatly expanded the list of items which come under its 20 percent steel cut programme, and put it into effect.

Makers of these items-an

Dealers quoted copra nominally. BAS BERVES 18. European Countries and N.. & 8. Ameria consumer durable goods ranging unchanged at $270 per ton. from automoblics pocket Cocoanut oil was quoted at 20%

to

New York, Mar. 19.

EVERY FRIDAY to Karschi, Lydda, Roma, Zurlolz, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, Oslo, Blockholm and New York.

Agents: THORESEN & CO. LTD. Tel: 81241/2/8...

Boybeans werd haiged, two knives--will be limited to using cents nominal, up from F-SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM

20 percent less steel during the day's clone United Press. second quarter this year they used in the average quarter of the first half of last year,

radio

Dente lowerAmociated Prem.

·PLANTING FORECAST

Washington, Mar. 19: The Agriculture Department today estimated that UB, far

An order from the National RODO HOUSE fing current rods market was moars will plans 21,350,000 acres steady Wollen and worsted of spring wheat this year, com- Production Authority lists for " mill workers started to go back pared-ith 18,009,000 acres last the first time products affected!! 168, Ta Po Boad, Kowloon,

Tal." safe... That is 180,000 on the job, quirking the dia, pɛ| your, the

Cable Address!" "RODOROUSE": utrike for higher wages and 21,400,000-acres which Bears Jewellery other benents, The agreement tary Charles F. Brannan said and television méta, vacuum

vacuum-The only House that, offers act- reached by a leading milf on that should be reeded this year cleaners, lawas mowers, camare, lens and comfortable co

brend ashtrays, private naromlines,dation at moderate-charZUBAREKAN whore moonla to become the pattern for the grain

cost"10/per day. furn

convenient Industry.

Cats provided · The maize acreage was esti- caskets, porch and lawn Demand for rayon, goods was mated

tur, zilicuire

¿travel, 29.694,000) 4cres--the stoves and other cooking | treat talephone

Register now, 30 évoid dissppeini- slow, with prices heavy, 1,324,000 deres more than plant-

mept: houting

Hot appilan.com, Associated Premi

ed last your but it was 4,300,000

Aromas, laundry ember logan "A little acres short of the Government's water heaters,

sprot, a lot gained," home and farm 1166- equipment, 90,000,000 goal-United Press.

| tho now wage-part is expected to the tooth, or garbage disposat - tiffa; burini

Washington, Mar. 10. National Production Authority officials said today they had not received a Philippine request for allocation of 1,000 tons of news- print monthly, but hey empha- Anglo-Egyptian aised US, authorities could, de Hittle.

Agreement

One öffelaf, who 'declined: to be quoted by name, pointed out that only one-eirth of thờNOW- print used in the United Blaten

poodwood in this country and to under jurisdiction of the NPA,

London, Mar.

TIN PRICES DECLINE

Singapore, Mar.

The House of Commons wil →Frico óf Malayantin,

the State Department to bandila: releas

"debate" the "Anglon for the drug time: financial agreement, toda

ing in with me thog Mother with Canada through diplomatie the starting pets

of the Catbolla

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