THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1952.

MARITIMES

Trade Liaison

MESSAGERIES

M&M

Outward For

5. Зарад

Sept. 20 Yokohama & Kobe Sept. 24 Jayan

Decision

to

Taipei, Sept. 2. National Chinese and Japanese businessmen werD have reported today decided to set up a trade Hatson office here to pro- between their

The decision

Arriving

Leaving

"GRENOBLE**

..Hept. **LA MARSEILLAISE" ..Sept 10

"FALAISE"

5

Sept.

moto trade

Bept. 23

countries.

was said

"COURSEULLES"

Sept. 13

Hept, 13

....... Oct.

5 20

Sept. 30

Oct. Oct. 21

Homeward or

N. Atrica Eurype Marseiller via Baigon N. Africa & Europe

to

have been reached at a

round-table

yesterday.

conference attended

N. Afitta & Europe

mien with

LA MARSEILLAISE"..sept. 29 +"'GRENOBLE” .......................Oct.

+"FALAISE

For passenger and freight,

+ For freight to Spigon, Alexandria, Genos, Algiers, Oran, Tangler, Casablanca, Havre, Dunkirk, Antwerp & Rotterdam.

Accepting cargo:

via Marseilles to all Mediterranean & West-Africa Ports via Djibouti to Madagascar.

Bubject To Change Without Notice.

CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

P.O. Box 58, Hongkong

Queen's Building (gr. floor)

EVERETT

Tel, 26651 (3 lines),

LINES

EVERETT ORIENT LINE

Fast cargo and passengers service refrigeration space available for Korea, Japan, China, Philippines, Indo-China, Siam, Malaya, Burma and East Coast Indian Foris.

"NOREVERETT" Arrives Sept. 4 Sails Sept. 5

"REBEVERETT"

from Singapore.

for Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya & Yokohama.

Arrives Sept. 10 from Manilla. Sails

Sept. 11 for Singapore, Penang,

Rangoon & Calcutta.

(Accepting carzo for transhipment Kobe/Fusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STAR LINE

Fast cargo and refrigeration spaces available for Korea, Japan, China, Philippines, Indo- China, Siam, Malaya, Ceylon, West Coast Indian and Persian Gulf Ports.

FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION

M.S. "THAI”

Arrives Sept. 4 from Japan. Sails

Sept. 5 for

Singapore,

Port

Swettenham, Madras,

Colombo, Bombay. Karachi, Basrah Kharramshahr.

M.S. "STAR BETELGEUSE"

Arrives Sept. 9 from Singapore Sails

for Kobe & Yokohama Sept. 10 (Accepting cargo for transhipment Kobe/Pusan and Kobe/Okinawa)

EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A Queen's Building, Telephone 31206. Chinese Department: Tolophono 28293.

Foreign Exchanges

Norway

In NY

New York. Sept. 2. US$1.61-3/10

3

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET

over 100 Chinese business- Falling In-

qustelallets from Osaka,

samples

body to examing

of commodities exchanged fr glso to be set up-Reuter.

Moscow Economic Agreement

Statement In Paris

PROSPECTS OF

A NEW INDUSTRY

IN BRITAIN

London.

the

American

Trade

Statistics

For June

Washington, Sept. 2.

ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

**MOISSEVAIN"

THIANTIFT!

MAKAKSAN" "TJMUWARH

The Commerce Depart-"TIIKAMPER"

announced today

ment

$20,800,000 in June

SAILINGS

Beyt. 7 Sept. 19

RED!. 10

Sept.

Rept: 17

TJIKADANE"

"TIMENTENG"

Sept. 19

"VAN JIEUTSZ"

SC01. 22.

Sept. 27

U.S.- in

"TJWANGI"

"TJIBANTJET" "STRAAT

MAKANBAR "TEGELBERG“ "TSIKADIANE" "TJIBUDAS"

"THLUWAH"

Oct.

1

Ort 7

Oct.

nel.

11

Oct. 13 Oct. 14

Oct.

14

"BUY"

Nov.

"THIWANGI"

TASMAN "TJIPANAB"

TJISADANE"

"STRAAT

MALAKKA

Nov.

Nov.

Nov. Nov. D

Nov. 10

monthly "STRAAT

The two hundred scientists, industrialists and others who attended the first world symposium on seaweed, held in Edinburgh, were commonsense two-way gains in by

people well aware of the practical problems of Philippines commerce

June over May. exploiting the world's seaweed resources.

For seaweed is a favourite crank project of U.S. imports were valued at compared benevolent deck chair entrepreneurs who, musing

and with $22,300,000 in May by the shore, ask why seaweed isn't used to defeat were above the 1951 monthly the world's food shortage, for example.

average of $23,000,000,

'U.S. exports to the Philip- Like schemes

The for hamessing

of Seaweed pines in Institute

amounted to June has surveyed tidal energy on.extracting gold Research

$25,800,000 against $21,400,000 from the sea, seaweed harvesting below-water seaweed resources

In May, and the 1951 monthly on an immense scale just is not of Scotland and the islands to

average of $29,200,000. practicable, at the moment.

the north. The grop is there Perhaps the most significant but the dimculty will be to get discovery reported to the meeting it to the surface, Experiments with spring grobs and underwater prescrice of was the probable Vitamin B12 in a number of "hoovering" deyices have not common brown and red seaweeds. been encouraging from the com- This vitamin plays an important mercial point of view.-The This vita part in animal growth and Financial Times. hitherto no plant Paris, Sept. 2.

known. Seaweed Gazette today

is already The official

the used by the animal foodstuffs issued

statement П

work recent Secretary of State for Economie Industry and this. Affairs

12 promises new developments. in reply to questions B 12

con- But a good deal more work will concerning the contracts cluded by

French delegation have to be done before com- at the Economic mercial extraction can even be fast Spring

contemplated. Conference in Moscow.

The statement said that some of the operations discussed dur ing the private talks at the Conference may be Moscow taken up under the agreements with most of the now in forco European countries,

exist be Agreements tween Frines, on the one hand, and and

Hungary Poland,

on the other. Czechoslovakia, AG for Russia, the statement said that despite French efforts, agreement on the lists had not been completed.

of

bre

the

now

مودا

in

user

source was

on

SHORTAGE

"D019SEVAIN"

MAKABGAN" ***TJIDANTJET"

In JuncTIILUWAR"

againstratSADANE” previous monthly

US. Imports from Japan in June totailed $17,000,000, more in May than the $16.100,000 but below the 1051 average of $17,100,000, Exports to Japan totalled $50,000,000 $70.100.000 in. the Inanth and the 1031 average of $49,000,000.

During June,

imports creased from British Malaya, Indonesia and Thailand but e-

U.S. trade

with Hongkong was still in the doldrums.

OF FISH IN clined slightly from India.

THE P.I.

Mantle, Sept. 2.

1-

Imports in June totalled $600,000 against $1,100,000 in May and the 1951 monthly average of $800,000.

Exports to Hongkong in June totalica

$1,700,000 With the exception of India

$2,100,000 in

Meanwhile, the seaweed rem

be exploited by existing users on sources of the British Isles will those lines which have been

the last developed over

two decades. The most important

the is Alginate and Thailand, Southeast Aston commercial Industries, Ltd., which has in-countries, including the Philip month and the 1951 creased its output fourfold since pines, import more fish than they average of $3,400,000, the end of the war.

export, according to the houd of the Bureau of Fisheries here.

To

of Fisheries, Director Dr B. Villadolid, writes in the Philippines Herald that Filipino

shermen should:

Extend their fishing activi-

Waters

the outside

Alginic pejd is present in most brown seaweeds in quite large

US total

against

previous

monthly

quantities. Its salts are called! he overcome the ish shortage valued at $160,100,000 compared

The

alginates and they are used in an extraordinary range of in- The Soviet authorita dustrica; the most important of confirmed only a very small part these is the food industry, where

negotiated

it is used extensively as a ties to deals the Moscow. Tlie deals concerned stabilising thickening and selling Philippines.

less than agent. About one third of the He said Philippine waters "are worth a little $1,000,000 of French chemicals

Ice-cream produced In this poor in Ash" because of the deep It and rayon products. was country is stabilised by alginates. Į submarine yalleys, slagnant possible that commercial agree.

NEW FABRICS

bastna and depressions surround- with ments might be reached

Certain alginates can be spun ing the island. countries which in Moscow had shown interest for French pro-like rayon and this characteristic has given rise to popular selence stories "Seaweed Sults the New The Gazelle said that there

Threat to Wool." Although flame no commercial agreement Threat with China and that the protocol proof, these fabrics are at present dearer than most synthetics and signed by the French in Moscow

are not yet used on a large scale. in their private capacity with

Of more practical application is China Director of the

Cat-another alginate fibre soluble in National Import-Export poration was merely a declara-soap and water; it has tion.

ducts.

Was

the

According to the statement, exchanges which might result from this protocol come under French and Chinese rulings at present in force, that is under the compensation agreement.— Franer-Presse.

The

The

Rubber alginates

Markets

in

2. Grow Ash artificiolly ponds or impounded waters.

To carry this out on a larger scale, he advised farmers to com-

bino

In the

imports from all Asiatic countries in June were

with $144,000,000 in the pre- and the 1951 vious month

of $105,100,- monthly average 000.

Exports to all Asia in June totalled $179,400,000 against $205,500,000 in May and the 1051 monthly average 0% $181,000,000.-United Press.

Improvement In Supply

Of

Metals

New York, Sept. 2. Supplies of copper and other basic materials in the US are Improving to such an extent that metal traders are wondering how long the Government's elaborate Controlled Materials Plan for rationing steel, aluminium and copper will continue again.

#

farming with fish raising. Dr Villadolid stated that as soon as the islands had enough fish for domestic consumption and a surplus for export, the next limited thing to do would be to study the use as a "scaffold yarn" for fish imports of neighbouring weaving the wool cloths and a countries. growing application in large-scale CHEAPLY PRODUCED sock production. In this connec- He said many Southeast Asian tion it can be handled by normal countries import mostly dried sock-making machinery to pro-and salted fish, and such products duce cheaply a perfect welt. Anna fish sauce and fish paste, which

produced alginate "cotton wool" dissolves are cheaply harmlessly in the system and is Philippines.

In urging Filipino fishermen to Because of the improved sup- used for certain internal opera-

ions among other surgical jobs, set sall for international fishing ply, the CMP is in effect becom

Dr Villadolid pointed ing mere official record- of grounds, unique properties

have certainly meant a out that there is practically ne keeping procedure rather than a factor in copper. widespread use in more than 200 limit to where we can go to fish distribution

Yet it is international waters."

Aluminium and steel

supplies Industrial processes,

He said:

at present less plentiful than would

seen that many of these are of minor importance to the "We do not have to cross copper but an improvement to in

any essential. equators or occans, like the basle production of ant

prospect early next year.

National Production In many cases alginates modify Japanese, the Italians of Nor

unnounced that the characteristics

the end wegians, to get our share of the Action

curbs will bc product but do not play a major world's crop of fish. Some of

"substantially relaxed" before part in achieving it. And the the international shing grounds

April 1, 1953. The two-year-old used ig are surprisingly close to our quanlity of alginate

construction home ports."

bon

amuse- generally very small.

facilities such as cinemas He cited the Spratley ashing and race tracks will be lifted, FOR DECORATION

the Scarborough and race An interesting use of seaweed grounds and

in the small but Reefs in the South China Seu and apartment house builders can be seen

be permitted to obtain 6715-68

which has and the tuna fishing grounds of will growing industry

and Macassar materials

limited amounts of the critichi 6324-044 started in the South of England, the Celebes Sca

without obinining Strait.-Associated Press. off the Thames Estuary.

advance NPA permission. sand- -coloured weed is found in

Builders could this area which after treatment

steel, copper is dyed green. Much of this is

now for use after April 1, the exported to Canada and the U.S.A. where it is used as decoration by

and

Singapore, Sept. 2. Prices of rubber futures closed today as follows:-

Number 1 rubber, per lb.

October

781%-4

November

7014-70

December

7822-70

Number 3 rubber,

September

72!2-73

Number rubber.

September

Number 4 rubber,

September

Spot rubber, unbaled

:

Blanket crepe

(From Our Correspondant)'

Business done on the Stock Exchange this morning totalled $422,455. Noon quotations and the morning's transactions:-- SHARES BUYERS SELLERS BALE BANKS

..... 767! 77215

00-51

70-783% No. I pale crepealed Press. 90-104

NEW YORK MARKET

September

October

November

December

Cannda England

oMelal unofficial

2.7814

251bl0/2.34 anked

30-day futures

2.7735

Po-day futures

2.7572

Australia

24.2314

New Zealand

2,773

South Africa

2.707

Belgium

0129%

Denmark

France

002284

West Germany

2385

HK Bank

.. 1438 East Aala ...

345

286 1435

Holland

INSURANCES

Italy.

00107

Union

.1403

Portugal

,0350

SHIPPING

Spain

Asla Nav

Sweden

.. 1.00

Switzerland

DOCKS, ETC.

Middle East

Argentina

7023

X. Wharf...

00

N. P. Wharf 85 63

Brazil

Dock ..... 10.00 10.5

Dolivia

Provident 33.20

1000 13.30

Chile

S'hal Dock. 143

.4025

Wheelock ...

45

100 @ 43

1104

LAND, FTC.

September October November Spot

0055

4700

HK Hotel..

6.45 0.05 2300 € 0.50

27.75 United Press.

IIK Land

3005

(01

60

51 300 @ 5011⁄2

(N)

100 401

.2000

Colombia

Cuba Mexico Peru Uruguay Venezuala Far East India

Pakistan

Hongkong Indonesia Singapore

Japan

3028

1700

,0000

אבר

300 yen to US$ 1

-United Pre89.

LONDON TIN

MARKET

London, Sept. 2. The fin market was firm this morning. Turnover was 75 tons of which 35 tons were for cash. Prices closed at the end of the omein morning session ad fol-

Jaws

Soot tin. buyers

Bpot in, ilers

Rusiness done al

93015 DOG DEG-04019

The notitis. in. buyers D Tirree monilius tin, pellers 01 Tunes dona al

Betement

040-04755

300

.....

S'ha Land

Humphreys

UTILITIES

Trom XD Peak Tram

(0)

1% 1.33 17.20

.. 10.79

1000 € 18.50

30

(N)

=2

Star Ferry

C. Light (01

0.05 2060 9

C. Light (N) 0.10 6.15

Flectric XD . 215 Macao Elec. 10.10 Telephona .. 171

INDUSTRIALS

January 11953)

February

March

April

May June

July

August

20.00 bid

24.65 bld 24.58 nominal

of

Ресог

Grain Prices Improve

from free the market for proved in fractions to over i

were

are

The

on

start

and l

NPA said. The Agency added that at a meeting with the

1.

some

To

alonija, Pijakarta,' altxapore. Manji- Kinh,, 9. strica 44. §. America

Japan

Suigubose,

Bjakarta. Hematanz

"Borabaía a "Niseuskar Aingapore, Djakarta Palembang

Leiawan Dali

P.I. Ponts, Kingspore. 1. & R. Africa Singapore. Jakarin, Semarang.

Surabala & "Markaar

Djakarta, ** "Bengriją,

NATAR

Singapore,

Surabala

Djakatia, Semarang,

Kurabala & Machesne

Manila, Hingapore B. & 8. Afektą

Blandis, Biggsonze, Mauritius,

Africa 20 9. "America

Japan

Зарап

Djakarta, Bemar Bṣiṭaḥala

61-

Singapore.

Jakarta.

Burabala & Macassar

Japan

H.

***

Hemarang,

Singapore, Djakarta, Semarang,

Hurápala"&" Macassar

Singapore, Penang A' Belawan Dell Jan

Alňgapore. Hauritius, 8. Afilea, &

Ameplea

Manila, Singapore, 8. Afelen, &. 8.

Anjertes

ARRIVALS

Japan

From

8. America, 8. Africa, Mauritius,

Singapore & a Indonesian L'orts

Rept

Hepi.

*

Rept. 9 Bept. 12

Sept. 16

Japan

Mreaixar, Kurahata,

Djakaria & Alngapore

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Semarang,

TEL. 28016/18,

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M.S. "NICOLINE MAERSK"

Sept 4. Sept. 15

Oct. 2

* Also accepting cargo for Portland

ARRIVALS FROM U.S.A..

M.S. "ANNA MAERSK”

M.S. "OLUF MAERSK"

M.S. "LEXA MAERSK"

Sept. 10 Sept. 22

Oct.

2

For Freight and Further Particulars please apply to:-

AGENTS:

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Pedder Building.

Tel. Nos. 86060-9.

Dates and rotation subject to change without notice.

Easier Credits To

Encourage Rural Industry In

P.I.'

Manila, Sept. 2.

Easier credit to encourage rural industry and business and minimise social unrest is being made available to the Philippine rural population. The Central Bank is implementing Republic Act 720 which provides for the establishment of small banks in the countryside.

This Act was enacted by the Philippine Congress during His last regular session.

The banks will extend credit Cotton Price

ter.

terms

Improves

Now York, Sept. 2 Cotton futures clienbed as much record as $3.10 a bate in active trading charac-influenced by lower crop est-

mates following mus crop weather nows: Cotton Corpus

loans futures opened 4 to 19 points higher and climbed steadily

unfavourable

2.3011-2.31 per, NPA Calef Henry Fowler and credit, department, reported thereafter except for one or two

25334-14 2.4312

a stockpit

New York, Sept. 2.

construction industry on Octo- Prices of rubber futures closed milliners. It has been estimated

ber 2D It will discuss the posto small landowners on casy, sales are around today 30 points higher with sales that

$14m. 6

sibility of putting the new re- tolerable

with less totalling 10 contracts. The

One company,

gulations in

bafore onerous and right effect

guarantees market was dull but was steadied year.

April 1 Chicago, Sept. 2..

those of the compared with by small consumer demand for (Essex), Ltd., operates ien

addition to which it buys the Chicago grains were sillstan

omcial

recognition of the standard commercial bank Prices closed nearby rubber.

weed today as follows:-

shermen. tially higher today. Grains im Improving copper and aluminium quirements.

Physical guarantees will be is evident in the NPA 29.30 bid Decor feels that 23.54 nominal his "everlasting greenery"

is cent on demand from export moving both these metals from de-emphasized in favour of the

a category where borrower's production 27.97 nominal far from exhausted. Of lesser Interests

and on steady cash critical" to 27.30

in approximate and potential and his 3600 nominal importance is the use of seaweed markets. Wheat closed to "supply

in its 25.07 nominal as a fertiliser (mainly by farms 19% higher and soybeans

balance with demand"

400 materials 26.39 bid

und a range of 25% to 4 higher. Prices closed latest list

Director R. Marino 25.15 nominal near the sea)

Bank's to their relatly of the Central other minor chemicals has been today as follows:- 2482 nominal extracted.

Warstile për burhel

The outlook for

cncouraging response to domestic

this furries of profit-taking seaweed .....

end Existing

September

that rated defence programme. said 23.45 nominal Bupplies are sufficient to meet December

finished at the day's best levels. He said there were 12 ap- needs are met, and barring un- present demand conditions and Merc

Prices at the close were 20 to 62 in-plications to establish

rural some expansion; May..

Corn

expected to provide for

New Orleans luding the

full banks and 300 inquiries in the points higher." most important sources for the Epot

closed 45 to 50 points higher, are Scotland December. September

allotments for niast civilian space of one months. alginate Industry

needs from combined foreign ADDITIONAL AM Eire, where the weed

"There was an early rush of combines programme and domestic sources are May storms!

trade and commission house on the beach by winter to March

as the private enterprise with generous carly possibility the collected by

crofters and Spot

Short covering was the buying." Government assistance In

banks active. The new crop move- Mr Fowler sold that the steet sense that while rural portant

espect spoj socipipalcal

sums pald September that the substantial

Het sitike had resulted in a delay in will have to be established by ment has not yet reached a sub- A further New York flour per 200 J, Sack.

constructing

aluminium private capitalists, the Govern- stantial proportion. new. coch year lo Scotish and Irish

Rehabilita rise in cotton may touch off ment through the $12.10-Urifted crpiters far seaweed is a valu-

plants which loss in production on Finance Corporation is other buying movement in cotton together with a recent decisions able addition to their otherwise

alu- prepared to supplement private goods, mengre Cornings.

Investment peso for peso, to resume stockpiling minium In September. that plumlulum

become Business was done in the local

exchange market the increasingly pificial

"at" u clan E BERPANA U.S. doljar (per 41) and pro- morning at the following rates:

gastower rate than heretofore ex cessed immediately, and these sterling gotck(ver £11 15.95 pected." by January, 1031, Mr methods have abylous economie Indonesia ufidera per 100)..

LUBY

3110 Fowler

gold

Alumihkura Pshould advantages. The American pre-glam Lical (per 100)

19.14 be in quite easy supply. ference for prepared "ready to singapore (firaits)

||FIC plastres (per 199).

11.439

Reyter. Berve" foods has been a major

and

New York Suga aried. The industry has an im- Begembir

Futures

New York, Sept. 2. World sugar futures closed today 1 higher to $ lower with sales totalling 23 contracts.

Contract No. 8 closed 1 to 2 lower with salca totailing 54 cantracts

1400

1000 0.10

"Contract No. 4 (world) September 5500 10.3 1000 17.30 October 2000 174 Jazuary (1833)

expired

4.04

3.80

зда

Art

USE OF ALGINATES In the United

United States, the weed. can be harvested "wet" from barges in California

Es nominal factor in building up a sizeable

3,89 nominal | ZACHO

Exchange Rates

381 nominal pigiunto industry in that country. JAPANESE BONDS

March MAY July 170October

Janjary (1954)

A great deal of work, is being done Spot

to And now uses; in the

Japanew bands Contract No.

mbre than likely event of a large seple use of alghates being disea 8.50 bid

jugu ide, of 1907 B.ed nominat: covered, new large-scale harvest-

(5% af 1034)

Dement 17.20 17.40 100 12 Beptember

200 Rope. 19.40 10.00 STORES, ETC.

17.20 2600 – 19.20 Dairy Watson 11.7027.40 1090 37.80 November L. Crawford": 28 COTTONS

Elwo MISCHTAAN DOUS

Xangleze. XD: $.09.

March

MAY July September Spot.

4.50

London, Sept. 2.

B0

0.07 naminti ing, techniques will have to be 2-19 (5% of 1930).

5.74

devised to replace the present Consola ted Press, horse and cost method,

DB

second Harter of 1053,"

of

Copra Quotation

a

A

Tho

an-

Additional Government aid A private Southern crop sur- niso la offered in the form of vey estimated today that the 1952 technical assistance, exemplion crop at 14,344,000 bales, com- from all kinds of taxes and re-pared with an official August discounting facilities with the estimate of 14.730,000 bales. Central Bank.

Private advices reported a hand Government officials and civic blowing rain in the Carolinas leaders aro unanimous In

the week-end. opinion that 'n rural bank is continuing project whose effects Prices closed today as fol will radiate toward every aspect low of community life.

the

over

pot

Easy credit whit enable farmer to im New York, Sept. 2.

Improve his produc-October

December Copro he quoted today...nt tion which in turn will increasearch 3 $135.00. nce short ton, nominal, hip purchasing power, make May Coceanut oil waa;, quoted at him a better consumer and nutr

October eltizen Associated 9 centa a pound, asked heiter

| December Prewar United Press Re

Pros

40.40

30.35-39,30

20,30

30.14 nominal

United Press.

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