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Outward For

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1951.

Manganese Ore

For Japan

New Deli Dec. 10

exported 134,0

lub of maakunese ap” Our

first div. ng the

ihe

Camnesec 1.3. here said.

taz ka financial

Ministry

Tar highest quality was

t to Japan totalling 35.-

Western 105

Ger many and I ủy came next

20.900 tens cach with

Importers bretuded

Varsetiits

tonward

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Affina Manila Vokdrama a

Kobe

A Furope

dan

475

22

'

Alora & Fau

the CIGIN.

Fuited States.

17.000

France 12.000

8 880 tons

fch RA Jeb 2!

passengers & freight.

freight for Saigon. Port Said, Tunis, Algiers Oran. Tangier, Casablanca. Havre. Dankik

Rotterdam.

Subject To Chang Wahyon Notice

Antwerp &

CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

PO Box 53. Hongkong

Queen's Building (gr. floor) Tel 26654 (3 lees).

MAERSK LINE

FAST FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO-

NEW YORK, BOSTON. BALTIMORE & PBILADELPHIA

SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND PANAMA

NEXT SAILINGS

M.S.

LEXA MAERSK"

M.S.

"ANNA MAERSK

M.S.

"LEISE MAERSK"

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A.

M.S.

"CRETE MAERSK”

M.S.

"OLGA MAERSK

M.S.

JEPPESEN MAERSK

and 4 adada

Asociated Press.

lons

Criticism

Of Policy On Steel

The

Cleveland. Dee 2 magazine Steel ported today that meni Jodistes are HP rai1-815

Wall

U.S. PRODUCING

To

Trying Break Combine

TOO MUCH RICE: Up

BIG CARRY-OVER

Washington, Dec. 10.

Although the U.S. Agriculture Department is asking for another big rice crop in 1952 it has suggested--because of the long-range situation— that producers be discouraged from developing new ice areas.

It said that the present high level of rice pro- Jution in the United States is geared to above- And eventually, it said, this normal rice exports.

high foreign demand for U.S. rice will decline.

HONGKONG SHARE

MARKET

(From Our Correspondent

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. probable long-time require

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Dec 10

Washington

The tu Fodera Re re leaf fr mim, unmead today

Government

Ingest

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The Reserve Board' solatte. G Bowland Chase, brought the cast against Transamerica Corp

has a holding company which acquired stock in banks with al- in Ave western Post 200 meas

| States

The

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Transamerica banking

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SAILINGS

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Dec.

LINE

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Slogaporo, Afneà é R. América

Japan

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8th

Manila, Feb. 52

10

3107, 152

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We started

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a written

deals

"THBADAR"

TASMAN

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That Time america

nentale mere con-

·TITJALENGKA“ in one small group

The phwer

ever

a en--perhaps in only one- in-than probably has i. ppened 1efore in the business

Tamantrica says it is being peisetted simply because #1 is

arents and presturges should be, thu its bank acquisiti

19:2

il sexamaged from developing ne » Lee areas

Fo

however The Department has set a goal of 42.000 000 bags 11 TIN Round's cach compared with this seri new high record erop of 44,500, DEB bags

ve brought improved business 1 Bes and served the public

ANTI-TRUST ACT

Our of the Reserve Board's M Evans, who governors, R

officer 11: hearing 'No substantiat reduction in! Jetest SALES

stages,

found the The production of rice is recom. | teliminary ing 1600 mended for 1952.

saw the re- corporation guilty of violating jat. "because of the possandits

Clay on Anti-Trust Act. Tha

stock acquisitions That the United

9045 States may be dow

lekserti competition, Called ga I. nat

tend to create needs chating

restrain trade or anmediate?: dowing the present prepovi o

monopoly Mr Evans recommended that Conflict in the Quen!

Ponsatie cien be forced to divest stelt of stock in all bit one of the beak in its system

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JEBSEN & CO.

Pedder Building

U.S.

Production

At High

Level

New York, Dec. 10.

The storekeeper's cash register rang merrily in most sections of the nation last week and fac- tory wheels hummed at a high rate.

Businessmen and industrialists were begin- ning to talk about the year ahead. And must of them saw good business for 1952-but with some reservations.

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magazze estimated that Pak of Pung melastries.

Catropel

77-

Find so bang in steel s

1435 st anao i supply relatamships are

contable abrum op! A... inter Panggi

New

wat

The Department said the tou

Just Al6

imatel 11N1 Au would be abur 5:500,000 bag.

* !!!' : wowich alive avridge.

A RESERVE

"Under Tuumal randations candy-ver of the size expected

url be eenskered excessive,

wider

present

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with practically carry-over 18 20 40 18 40

of old crop ring Into The 1952 marketing 10:30 18:30

year

Southeast 200... 23'.

Asin substanbai carry-ove

against possible mergenes requirements penas de la desirable. Said Dar THUDL1

OTIONS MISCELLANEOUS

341 370

3.25

ابو

World Use

Of Oil

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M

Dec Lundur

a49 The United Saus Kalons of oil per find anually

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15.

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York Sugar Futures

10 Singapore. Det

fatione <p><d Lay 3 to 6 point. I wr, with totalling 28 continet

6 tet Ne changed to 3 lowen wah

machine & contracts

Pores closed as follows Contract No. 4 (world)

Marche

sand Judy as zebzigerators and

Government will is the defence program wæ ex- panding at the rate of $1,031,- formal:des 000,000 a menth

of

There were hints of or eas

materials Some

There were indications that pre- ductivity would be considered as

SEVERE STRAIN

The is it be straming

KIIGUTES!

Spot

Ma

Contract No. 6

1952

to the utmost in the Best bait ! Mas controls

1952.

mbtars | Joly amet with

September res dung

1 Du tren

Orinbe adhus to spare After thy he | 51

vilian promouetion can re-i

a basis for wage stabilisation:

But their were soft spots tiki

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SUND

A hote of caution crept into

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In 1

31

hitherto enthusiastic predictions dust.on lagage: agƏM

For instance, the overall i 200 ture was sales at

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527 bid

!

532 bid

5.37 bid

5.47 bid

Sub

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Al BianTV.

the cat maturity 24 the inhal

<rt C

Living SPOTHET wort

arvan, rough conegam- hetween the consumption per end in the yarns the standard i OL was the most 17-

single commodity trade, with u Valut

Clear

374

1. ver £1,000 million a year, ne-

added.

Un provides 36 per cent of

total primary souICES

H:

The

Today, Worta ugh coal still remained the ader in this respect.

55

numital

30

United Pr

in

DWO

Funds For West

M

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C. one of better follat plovers were due for temporary

stores That dur the retail Inst year. But it was har to new cuiels convince the storekeeper some of the slower communities

Mobilisation Director Charles

in

A Willys-Overland spoke mat preitete 30 per wer

in sales for his ninonas next

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marryi business and a higher volume of etechian sale

Vic J

E. Wilson indicated the defence DT prez: amme wenald keep rolling He

the $1,000,000,000 saj? month

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Germany

Frankfurt, Des 10. Economie The

Co-operation Administration (ECA) aamuunze i to fax the release of 295.000.000 tor ks (US$70.210.000) in ruan- terbar funds

in ustrial development in West Germany and West Berlin.

for

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*

6.

Jan. 2

& Periang

Djakarta, Tjirebon, Sematang, Kdrá

bats Macasär

'62 Manila, singapore.

America

'32 MAIDEN VOYAGE

To Singapore, Java & MacNSAT

inspir. Pekang & Belawan Delt Jan

singapore, Jora & Macausar

Singapore,

America

Manua Singapore,

Ameries

ARRIVALS

Dec.

Tenang

16th Dec

173h

Dec.

l'alcutto

11st Dec.

Japan

12 Jan. 5%

2nd

Jan, '12

15th

Jail '12

From

Singapore

Africa

& S.

Africa

&

S.

Singapore

Bolawat Dell & Macassar Java & Singapore

Midbasse, ava Ports & Strigapore Japan

Marass Java

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Singapore

General Agents,

HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE

Anna לנו

SAILINGS TO EUROPE

***IELDRECHT"

13th December

1951

"AAGTEKERK"

1952

"OVERİZBEL"

6th February

1032

--MUNGKÈRK”

7 March

1932

SAILINGS FROM EUROPÉ

Salls Rotterdam

Arrives

Hongkong

19th December

1951

Ist December

1997

5th January

1952

31st December 1931

Stowary

4th February

1952

3th March

1932 1932

6th March

1952

toth April

1652

"AAOTEKERK“ "OVERIJSÉEL" -#OOGKEKK "ARENDRERK”

·KIELDRECHT"

KING'S BUILDING. FELEPHONES: 28015 TO 28017 1715 3496, 2018 RI FONNAUGHT ROAD, C. AGENTR

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Trans- america to keep it link with the Bank of America, a Calori

arking chain which Is Uy far Trans- the the Juzgesi

and probably Lidhejica systemi

the largest banking ebain in the world under ane bimë.

CHINESE

with the result the carry-over would be substantially beli! 3.500,000 bags.

Lukink

further obend, the

said that if the Department carty-over on Aug. 1, 1952, │

produ 5,500,620 Day, if 1952

New In com |

D .::1 Sf the

segaiement 1952 58 42.800.000 bags an carry-over stock spected, the

Aug 1. 1953. will be abat 4.800,ULO bag BERLER alve

1.

The

1: Se alle

Department ha noutwed that nee, as one of the bp- 1mm, d.fe, wh parter at 90 per venl dny 15, 1952, p. y

sentted Press.

Mr Chare wants to cat the the thre Transamerica and Bank of Americh and also to fortid enterlocking directorates among the banks involved.

Transit ca agues at the etifie cwe should be thrown

As oriated Press.

t

Cotton Crop

Estimate

In America

of the ye

Washington. Dec. 10. The Agriculture Department. n first report estimated cultore op al

this year's 15.210.000 bales

Oil Company's Costs Highest In History

San Francisco, Dec. 10.

A Standard Oil Company of California report to stockholders today said that costs of exploring for new oil and developing reserves are currently the highest in the company's history.

The report placed these costs

for the first nine months of the Sear

compared at $19,589,917

this time wrth 318,503,955 at last year. This covered explora- ton, delay rental and unproduz- Live well ecsts.

Development operations in the Quent, Southeast Asia and the Suth Pze tic. through the Cat- Tex Comsans, which is 50 per

Spdard, ar 1 500 Funds gross weight

continuing. s expec.ed, Bourd atmate is 481.000 bules

Follis reported, than

Chairman R. the 15,771,000-ba]

enter Sumatra will Central rup foreenst a month ago. I that oil from the Minas field in

much larger.

the second world markets

E

hawever, than small crop of and consider-

than the

10-yea (i9U-49) average of 12,030,000

the

last year's very

10012,000 bales.

oldy Langri

bales.

The indicated crop falls zugat-

ANOTHER

DECLINE

IN COTTON

Chiton

New York, Dec. 10.

bully market

and

LONDON TIN simultaneously,

MARKET

London, Dec. 10

expansion rate might prescient of B.L.F. Goodrich Ch. The iron and steel industries. Prices of tin were strong this

Irregular Closing In

Grain Prices

too

juwest

{

activities Exploration

FOREIGN EXCHANGES IN NY

Canada

unome:al detai

30-day

New York, Doc. 10.

US$0.98

2.80-1/10 2.40 Bid/ 2.93 asked 2.701.

futures 90-day Julura 2.784%

ly below the Government's pro-acen extenced to Western Aus- West Germany duction goal of at least 16,000.-

e00 bales.

The Daprio. has called for another big crop

nex year- gaia at least 18,000,000 bales

under metavy demands

the

preparedness programme and to supply customers abroad. The Department estimated the aere yield of lint cotton at

WAS

tralia and an exploratory well Holand

Italy

will be started there soon. This al

cork will the done by a

new

eompany formed for the purpose Sweden

Australian Petroleum Swizerland Ltd. An 80 cent interest in MIDDLE EAST

per cent

In

Minas structed

Quarter of 1952,

Families for shipping Qui

Australia New Zealand

22312

2.796

Aure

being

сол-

South Africa

2.8012

0198-1

Denmark have ace

.2489

.0028-0/€

420

119622

1405

0348

0285

0934

2204

2.5074

03125

.5*75

0204

0500

Bollyla

Chile

03.50

Celinhbi

Cuba Mhxico

1,00

0500

Uruguay

4038

a

Von.zuela

2005

FAR EAST

2102

Amp

the company is held by Caltex, Egypt

remainder by and the Petroleum Lilted of Australia. Tuder

jast

for the

an

Krug

The Australian area to be ex- LATIN AMERİCA

Northwes

NEW REFINERY

ana

Caltex is preparing to build a relinery near Sydney with capacity of 22,000 barrels a day.

Inuta 12,000-barrel reßnery

Pakistan near Mahia. These will be of Hongkong the most modern design

Indonesia will include

catalytic cracking Slogapore

Japan fashies.

a 50 Callex has In Japan,

interest in Nippon Company Petroleum Redning Limited and Koal Company Limited which operate reineries Yokohama, Kudamatsu and

per

cent

Cape Biz found the Government an average of 274.5 p.unds com-forest covers some 30,000 square Argentins Iwars

and iris in the усигали pared with 269:2 last something of a report crop

285.9 for the tea-year average. region. Both sides tried to stand-off.

The acreage harvested make capital out of its contents

estimated at 26,698,000 utres | but the efforts proved abortive,

compared with 17,843,000 early buyers Discouraged

year and 21,622,000 quidated at the close, sending

ten-year average. down to their

No estimate

eqttility| Of 38 other trade

was given. But the production slacker

said that if the Department Suristicians thought that

ratio of it to cotton:eed is the estimate of 15,290,000 bales is

a the average for the past close to expectations to

It is live years, production would be mean much either way,

with 8,186.000 tons compared 68.000 68,000 bales under the

4,078,000 last year and 4.000.000 two years ago. average estimate.

Statisticians said the supply

The production of American- been allered ituation has not

cotton type

WER Egyptian materially by the crop estimate.

mtimated at 46,300 bales com- coul The only thing which

pared with 04.200 last year and change the picture would be a

R 2.400 two years ago.--Ar opted move on export cntrols.

P'ress. skeptics sold even that would I make little difference. 39-92712

The market opened off 15 to 10

p 10 points, then rallied to | -United Press

maximum gains of 10 10 28 back and elled Points

regularly to close around the lows and off 25 to 55 pin's. Prices closed us follows:- Spot

said motorists could stop worry ing Ri an keliban. 1 tyre shortage.

ut a

He said the Government's hail

on rubber allegations after Jan.

although still restricted by the morning and closed steady and was 140 tons, Alle Military Security Board,higher. Turnover will

marks receive 25,000,000

ali forward.

end of at the US$5.875,000) of the ECA funds. Prices clused

the the official morning session as Some plants dismantled by

follows:-

only

probably avertel anded Allies are being partially rebuilt shortage which would have no- 10 this programme.-Assoginted curred in some areas next suum- i Press.

mer.

Deferre

EASING CONTROLS Manly Fleischmana, Production Administrator. pre- Chicago, Dec. 10. dicted an easing of controls for The late sell-off carried grain more civilian use of steel plate

with year

aluminium futures to a mixed and irregular next

increased exporter restrictions cased shortly thers- close after

to after. buying earlier carried many acasonal highs.

Wheat futures But he saw no improvement in closed lower to higher and the outlook for civilian use of

soybeans were

lower.

2% higher

to

Seeds And Oils

Market

New York, Dec. 10. Prices in the seeds and oil market closed today unchanged with the following exceptions:

F.O.B Peanut Oil, per tb New York, 17

cars,

Linseed Out, in tank New York, per lb., 20.9.

Castor seed, per long ton, Brazilian Port 2.75

Spot Ln. buyers

SUDI TI, OHUTS Leine done al

-months tis, buye Three-ENE UN, se...ti Business done al Settlement

ران

Pepper Market

New York, Dec. 10.

reported

Brokers

in

mixed the black pepper situation market. Spol material was dicated at between $1.60-1.81 pound, and March shipment at $1.42 a pound.

The Rubber

Markets

London, Des. 19. Prices of rubber futures closed today as follows:

30.60 nominal Number 1 rubber, in conte porih. 20.60 nominal

January (1952) --Waited ProKS.

December

43.00 43.30-43.3

151

March 1932)

May

42,09-43.13 42.01-42.95

a

July

42.50

nelaber

December

39.42-39.40 30.00

March (1053)

May

NEW ORLEANS MÄRKET Sput Deurmbry March 11052) May

January/March (1959)

lune July/September

42.00 43.40 bld 43.14-43.17 42.97

42.40-42.47

October Deccinber March (1983) May

30.93

31.10

30.03 ble Ulted Press.

nickel and copper.

The railroads won a promise from the inter-State Commerce Pricts of grain futures closed Commission that it would look

into complaints that their latest F.O.B. as follow:-

freight rate increase was inate-nominal. quate.

The key Industrial and finan, figures included a record

July High for elestris power produc tion 7,476,093,000 klownt hours.

Soft coal production was the highest since March 25, 1950--

Flax seed, per bushel. F.O.B. Memphis, 4.04.

New York Peanut, Virginia, medium, per 1b. F.O.. shipping points, 20-21.-United Press.

Wheat prices per bushel

noot.

Ziecember

March (1952)

Mag

Jua

Cora

Brot

Ebegiver

becau ber March, (1952)

2.0016 2.00-9 3.601-2.09 clai 2.044- 2014

2.0030 1.95-1.93% 1.50-1.00 1.9714 1.97-1.00

4.10 0.101 1.001.001 1.08

tho

The Saigon rice murkat is to Marstal Plan countries In

and qulat Putchnstre South steady Burope,

Japan

do not anre speculate on Americh.

crop. becdned Motay eltoliiton was at least future 1820,001,000,000

highest mediocre export business.

the of the

March (1052)

May

London reports of offerings of from Surawalt white pepper

attracted attention. Singapore Some dealers thought offerings from that source were probably the first since Pearl Harbour. White pepper was locally indi- chied at $2.25 a pound nommal.

United Press.

12,186,000 tons-naid one of the Saigon Rice Market Exchange

main reasons was heavy exports

dejte work poorer 200 . Sackle 1940 Associated Press. France-Presse.

Didled Press,

Saigon, Doc, 10.

Rates

Business was done in the tobat this starke tiroffiatat exchangé Inerring the following rates UB. dollar fier. $1) Sfering nute Fier, 1) indan ulder (per löði Sinun onls (per 100)

Wingabore (izmitok FC plastres par dooj

New York, Doc, 10, Copra was quoted today. 15.00-$172.50 per ton, nominal, Cocos 20 nutol vend quoted at 19% 09 cento. a pound usked.--United

Press

40 302-30 5714-32 United Press SINGAPORE MARKET

Singapore, Dec. 10. Prices of rubber futures closed today as follows:- Number 1 rubber, por 1.

December!!!! January (1982)

Tebruscy

Number rubber.

December Number, rubber."

December

Decizer Spot Flipb±-, unbilled”

Number, rubber,"

Mack crepe No. 1 pale eres

1031-345 136-116%

13434-123 13074-40114

107

1

Marifu.

These plants are to be moder nised and expanded so they will prozess about 30,000 barrels of crude dally.

the

These developments in Far East Dre important, Mr Follis sald, because they shor- ten the tanket fiauts and the demands on Persian

case Gulf

sources of crude and products Associated Press.

EMPIRE AIR CONFERENCE

Landoh, Dec. 10.

3305

360 ven to US$;

United Press.

London Stock Exchange

London, Dec. 10.

The London Stock Exchange was mainly dull in light trading today.

off 1.8.

daily

British Government bonds were weak, with loses ranging up to of a point Industrial steck opened with small losses but closed steady.

Times Financial The Index was 120.7, Japanese bonds

"A" (48. of 1800) (4s. of 1913) "C" (09, of 1901) "D" (63. of 1034) "E" (6. or 1024)

013 58

10014

60

109

60%

Associated Prose and United

NEW YORK MARKET

A three-day cititorence group- Ing the Air Force experts bf six Commonwealth counties, opened Consols in Boniloh under the Luxlay

Air Vice Pres

Deputy Madradyen, Chief of Staff of the Royal Air

Marshal

A

New York, Dec, 16, selected issues, může

talives of Australla, lk gding In lath trading today

New Zealand, South but generally the stock márkhá Afrlen, Rhodesia and the United who is fairly even, mixturd of Kihdoin will discuss common adphares má decllites. Problems which arose, during Do mes· Avěrsgid:"

Conference of Cothinon-Industrials

Wentth Delentés Mihtitornih, Ralla, va

10s London

100-150 Prente.

“United Prega.

Ingt Fiilid,

Franco- | Vilutės

ENT.£8.

1.60.

·40.50.

-Associated Press,

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