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Dullness
Returns
To Cotton
NEW YORK
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
Canada
unometal 30-day future.. D0-day future
New York, Sept. D.
$1.01
8.50.11/15 2.00-2.09 2.50 2.00-1/10 2.244 3.80 2.00
GROM
New York, Sept. 9. Cotton futures trading today England-icial lapsed back into the dullness prevailing before Tuesday's crop roport. Prices swayed within an | Australia unusually narrow range keep- New Zealand ing a trifle on either side of the South Africa previous close.
Unicss the
changes materially
crop
Belgium Denmark pictura France before the Ormany
Hollard peak of the harvest season
theNorwDY weeks hence, or several consumption outlook brightens Portugal materially
technicians believe Spain
Bweden
that trading is likely to con Switzerland tinue at its present stow pace. Middle East Most of the business today | Egyp
professional an
fraq
originated among
talent along with
transferring Turkey
from nearby to lator deliveries. Latin America
Evening
up in the October Argentina position deliveries before firs! Brazil
Itolivia Chile notice day-Sept. 24-also wor
a trading feature. Open contrapt Calombla
Mexico
month approximated 390.000 Cuba bales. Some switching out of Peru nearbys to later positions was Uruguay encouraged by the idea that in Venezuela Far East poundings under the loan may india be heavy and with production | Pakistan control almost a certainty next opekeng prices might be higher Singapore year,
Japan over the longer term.
The Government weekly crop and summary today said hot
dry weather favoured mostly checking of weevli aativity, en- and couraged harvesting stimulated devolopment whore was ample: United moisture Pross
•
New Orleans Prices
New Orleans, Sept. D. Prices of cotton futures closed today as follows: ---
Brot
October
December
March(1964)
July:
32.10.
.000
2335
2835
0001
,1403
.6330
.+233
233414
.0785
4020
.2003
Uilted Press.
30 yen to US$1
LONDON TIN
MARKET
London, Sept. 9.
THE CHINA MẠIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1953,
Impact Of Bearish Factors Now Being
Britain's Tactics At GATT
tlons from the contrast between
Felt In U.S.
By SYDNEY S. GAMPELL Router's Financial Editor During the summer there have been at least 10 bearish factors for US, business. All of them could be and were explained away, and 'so had no influence on business which had a wonderful
It la tempting to draw deduc the President of the Board of summer, !***... Trade's decision to lond the tho 10 British delegation
G.A.T.T. conference at Geneva this month and the Chancellor
of the Exchequer's action in absenting himself from the an- nual meeting of the Internation- al Monetary Fund in Washing-
ton.
But as summer turns to autumn the Impact of some of these factors seems to be arriving, after having merely been postponed during the summer. One example is the buyers market in steel the effect of the destruction of the General Motors trans- mission plant is serious in itself, and it may have both masked and touched off something more serious.
Certainly, the I.M.F. does not
Over a wide field, inventories appear to rank very high in the official order of priorities at and consumer ordli give cause alarm, though · ef the moment though it may well for rome acquiro top place at some time course it always remains to be in the future. But is theton whether an alarm. will be sentiment turns, G.A.T.T. then regarded as hay-Justified. It ing so much more
bullish factors become bearishi Importance?
Jactora.
Immediate
The fact that a Minister is to represent British interests at the CAT.T. conference, in addi- tion to the officials who were deemed sumelent by themselves last year, does not necessarily mean that a major decision In prospect. It may simply mean that the issues which will bo raised are expeeled to im pinge directly on the politician's sphere, and the offelal would be at a disadvantage if he were left to his own resources.
MAIN.CONCERN
Ta
monu-
For For example, unfilled orders are more than thrice the pre of durable goods manufacturers Koren level in mency, and more than double the pro-Korea level in terms of current sales. the customers of the sfacturers, those huge crders are commitments, and there is a notable tendency to prune them, Perhaps most ominous of all is the farm situation.
During the
the SUDIMET,
effect
on
in | business of the downtrend
and farm income farm prices was easily explained away,
At the decline,
it was said, farm income was still high by previous standards.
That is, indeed, precisely the problem that the British dolega- tion is likely to face at the forthcoming Geneva conference. it is not that Britain intends to 10 seck here and now major decision on the reviston of the G.A.T.T. rules governing im- perial preference. On the con- frary, the Government's
Rain concern
limit scems to be to
"Lew the area of debate to spacing practical questions, and to avoid a general discussion of the
Issues of principle, raised by the problem of Imperial preference. Its uim is to post- pone this piece of burinessbut
ihat
|
Farmers buying power had been declining ever since 1947, but on this had been constantly outweighed by th: uptrend in urban buying power, business ad continued 10 rench now records.
THE QUESTION This was true enough, but the question is whether it can re- true if the main indefinitely
In farm incomca downtrend continuos
accelerates *ccnis likely.
Wheat is likely to provide a severe
After months of lest.
ar
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET
DOUGLAS REPORT'S CHANCES
The report of the committeo headed by Mr Lewis Douglas an U.S. foretin economic policy seems to go out of its way to reinforce saveral of the major points made in the official com- munique of the Commonwealth Economic Conference last De- American about the
Cotton Still The
Corner-Stone Of Egyptian Economy
Cairo, Sept. 9.
Cotton is still the corner-stone of Egypt's' economy. She must dispose of the immense amounts of “white gold”, import machinery, raw materials and commodity goods,
During the period 1960-51, while the Wafd Party was in power, the bottom fell out of the cotton market and the movement of consignments abroad almost ceased;
prevent to
It is clear that the value of Mr Douglas's work has been much attenuated by political developments outalde his control, which have occurred in the US. since his committeo pointed.
This was due to
soon
at
often
on
cambor contribution to the plan for the convertibility of sterling. Anong other things it proposes "a pro- gressive, vigorous and consistent relaxation of (US) foreign trade "It also stresses, as the Commonwealth com
an alleged monts, munique, the need for interna-
the bartor tional measures vistent fluctuations in the prices conspiracy in which Madame principle,
the New, h now stop has been of major commodities and in the Mustapha Nahas, wife
Minister, Fund dreided
10 upon
alimulate volume of sales. The main in- then Prime terest of the report lles, how-Serag el Din, the Minister of Egyption experts and imports. ever
Interior and later also This is to send nine economie In the concrete measures tho
the which it proports to ensure these Minister of Finance at the tune, missions from Egypt to destrable ends.
and certain millionaire colton main regions of the world,
have One of the men behind this merchants, are said to
the market. cornered
These now drive is Dr Mahmoud the Minister of the be the Fawxy, allegations will cubject
an important rid by Foreign Affairs.
BEST METHOD the Calco Graft Court
When the new military, re- wasap-gime took over
"Particular attention must be control of the pald to foreign trade," ho' said, July 1952, sixf there is to bu economle
the dismissal of improvement in Egypt. the Wafd Government by ex- "Experience has shown that King Farouk, Egypt's finances the best means of developing were chaotic.
commercial relations abroad is General Mohammed Naguib to send misslors which can and the band of young officers study on the spot the economic who for more than a year have situations in other countries and been the rulers of this country thus obtain the most complete lost no time in trying to get dossier possible on the needs cotton
exports moving again. and opportunities in the various They have succeeded in doing world markets." this mainly by a series of agree- The first of the new missions will RO to the neighbouring Arab countries, where opportuni- ties for ceonomie oo-operation, emigration and, tourisin will be studied.
It
country
ENTIRELY BEPARATE
was originally expected months
of that the terms of reference
which was ex- the committed, tablished nga direct result of
analysis
(From Our Correspondent the Eden-Butler talks with the Business done on the Stack
in include at least a large Exchange this morning amount- ed to $880,657.40. Noon quota- lons and the morning's trans- nation-
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of the projected of American foreign economic polloy at
Tergo
Indoed, it was hoped at one time that a malor vortion D
of this general analysis and of the consequent recommendations to the
bo ministration would
made within the framework act by the consideration of the Co- plan for sterling
convert
mmonwealth's
Bus In
Biter
ANOTHER
:
Next, a mission will go to tho Central Asiatic countries. Par-
event an entirely DULL DAY ticular attention will be paid to
separate Commission was sequently set up to conduct th
83
broad
πιστε
1430 8.70
642 at 01 1.40 10000 1.43 Humphrey.. 10 UTILITIES
Tram XD 2414 24.00 P. Tram (0) 4 P. Tram (N) 21.10 Star Ferry $19
1 XD C. LEEMI (0) 12.00 1280
without leaving the impreso describing the world wheat I has given any points i alatisbient position as hopeless,
At the same time, away.
to Wants
obtain the engece che now has to say that it looks ment of the G.A.T.T.
even worse than one supposed, about
Almost every wheat exporting its right to raise certain Tariffs, withou!
touching the pro- country has vastly more to sell, forenees, so that its
Will
Almost
wheat buying every
of be freed to conduct a
country has larger supplies marg effective domestic
need to its own, and agricultural
30 CES buy, the only known exception
hands
100 24.00
PrepALS
60514.70 200 12.00 1300 10.10 800 of 12.70 C. Light (N) RO
500 8.90 3000 u 6,00 Electric XD 26.50 28.90 3302 or 23,70 200 20.70 21.00 21.00 1000 g 21.70
18.00
STORES, ETC..
Dairy
Wetson
L. Crawford cOTTONS
Ewo
Cement
53.40
2000 21 500 FT BIS
it a much composition and its high-powered pressure s'aband group than Mr Douglas's
of non-political investigators. President Eisenhower cepereatly
decided
that since Congress
cgislate on tions of tho Commission, have Congress
The
to
IN
STOCKS
India as a great market Lor Egypt cotton and as a rapidly growing Industrial country.
will, Pakistan
北 is believed,
also offer many opportunities.
TO VISIT CHIINA
Other missions go to: East
Asla and
New York, Sapl. 0. The stock market struggled
Australia through
fourth straight where Japan and China offer under-a-million-share session
good markels, white' Indonesia today with price movement needs special study;
IS narrow as trading was slight. Solcs
txoredef
Yesterday's rapid industrial development four-yeur low-740,000 shares...
41
pents
The Balkana where there ix
is
co-
would eventually be asked
recommenda Economie Policy it was wiser to
heavily repre rented on the Commission itself but at 800,000 were just about and prospects are considered to
be good; right from the beginning. It is half the volume which brokerage now dominated by Congressmen
which Western Europe houses estimate they need to who comprisą ten
Important ital break even out of
partmarkel, as a total of seventeen members.
of source Industrial and utility stock cotton PROTECTIONIST GROUP's finished a few
technical higher, economie nr.d The report of the Douglasrails a few eente lower in the operation, as a possible market 22302215 1500 7 23.44 Committes, on which such high averages. Of the 1,040 issues for the export of Egyption hopes were placed initially, has appearing the tape, 379, fruit and vegetables, and as an In effect been reduced to
same area from which tourists can be picce inkhed higher and the of preliminary evidence for the number closed lower with 203 attracted to the Land of the
unchanged. consideration of the policy com-
Phoraohs; mission .whose
There was Investigations
outstanding Eastern Europe which the only now about to begin. feature-Real Silk Holery, up Egyptian authorities think could The repo:t
to a admittedly warmly
a new high of $24% following supply Egypt with the arms she recommended to the Commission
announcement that the Com-needs, as well as coal and other by President Eisenhower; but
pany will purchase shares at industrial requirements; since the President has, for the
The Mediterranean $25.
countries moment at any rate, chosen 15 In rails, Missouri Pacific pro- (including France, Italy and
ferred ran up 1%. adopt the position of impartint
Spain) where means of increas- Bethlehem rose % to $48%. Ing the already strong economle urbiter, leaving the main work
on US Steel held of formulating proposals
unchanged at
touristic and cultural Ues will policy to the Congressmen them- $35%.
be studied; sivo, Singapore, Sept. 9.
this does not ensure that Chemicals moved narrowly
CAPITAL NEEDED
United special except Hooker Electrical Cherni- was very quiet it will be given any
States throughout Prices closed as weight. One of the clearest cal up a point to $59. Utilities Canada which provide an follows:
2.5215 Textile Corp. 515
Yangtere (9), 4.00 0.05 Yangiste (N) '0.10
carly, this is a somewhat being Pakistan which is covered | MISCELLANEOUS
task to be left entirely by the U.S. gift of ene million
to officials. Moreover, Britain tons.
Is anxious to reassure the Con-
inental exporters of foodstuffs Pakista
Το
ritain, who
will be chiefly reasons
of
what happens,
is over-covered.
For
< physical supply,
and by the propoood agri- | psychology,
the anti- cultural tariff, that the new inflationary impact, the U.S. move does not presago a general gift has caused the dishoarding attack on the position that they of Pakistani-native wheat, with have won for themselves in the the result that, for the moment British market. Mr Thorney at least, the Pakistan authorl- croft will, in fact, be trying in the main to conduct a holding operation at Geneva-to secure few detailed changes in the structure, while British lari
werking to postpone actively the big tues which affect whole future of G.A.T.T. the whi
is desired The postponement
ties have too much wheat on their hands.
OLD STORY The gift has slightly relieved the U.S. Government's wheat storage headache, by giving the Pakistan authcritica major storage headache.
The Rubber
Markets
The market
0434-63 0516-653% unquoted No. 2 rubber per 1b. Sept. 1-3
dity-014 No. 4.
5814:50 when any government spot rubber umbaled"....
04-6419 Blanket repa
55-5G do No. 1 pale crepa United Press.
No. 1 rubber per lb.
Sept. Oct. Nov.
because of the uncertainty about hoarding is what always No. 3
TYLA550
LONDON MARKET
London, Sept. 9.
American trade polley. Nothing comes into command of useful can be settled by agree-anti-inflationary ment About Imperial pre- manoeuvre. ferences, or the other major
Every
ton of the U.S. wheat problems of the G.AT.T., until has brought more than a ton to the Americans ere in a position te bargain internationally about the Pakistan authorities
A million tons is not crushing | The rubber market was VCTY Bro not today in relations to Pakistan's normal steady, No. 1 RSS pob was trada. They Likewise, nothing would more likely to ruin the ultimates wheat crop, but it is a quater at 18 3/6 ponce per pound.
large or overwhelming amount Prices were: prosport of a more liberal U.S.
in proportion to the Pakistan No. 1 RSS spot
Seitlement Import polloy than an attack on
Government's normal
procure Business the principles of the G.A.T.T., or anything that looked like an attack. The Financial Tlujez
German Car
Factory For India?
Bonn, Spt, 2,
BE
ment facilities.
So although in statistics the million tons was
reckoned to underfll or barely to all Pakis tan's wheat deficit, in practice, for the present it overfills the deficit.
can
10-191
19-19
Pro
оле
The
1
and
ex-
lessons at American politics is moved very narrowly,
and New York Stock Excellent market for cotton The surely that unless the President
was at other products from Egypt; volume
Latin America where the is willing to give proposals for change: bond
and the American on. $281,000, radical changes in legislation,
countries coun
and Egypt Stock Exchange volume was various for- such as Mr Douglas pute
have a similarity of interests' 200,000 shares. ward, the full backing of
of his authority, they are almost in-
Dow Jones closing averages:and where it is considered that variably ignored by Congress. It Is true, of course, that they are often actively resisted by Con- gress even when, or sometimes simply because, the President backs them.
30 Industrial 20 Rails 18 Utilities
45 Stocks
45 Bonds
Comm. future prices Index
265.48 06.01
49.34
102.72
94.01
107.40 United Press.
there is keen Interest in the
posalbilly of future material irade developments,
That fact evidently played a large part in President Elsca- hower's decision about the ap- pointment of the policy com- mission. But even allowing for this need, it must be said that he seems to have included
of proportion. markably high vigorous American protection-
Chicago, Sept. 9. ists of the old school among Prices of grain futures closed the Commission's Congressional today as follows members. Is hardly possible
Grain Prices ciculture
#n
outcome
focl optimistic about
.Roid
tho
the
In Chicago
Wheat (No. 2, rod, per hyhet in
cente)
Spot
Sept.
Dec.
March 1934
May
The decision to send the nine fact-finding missions through- out the world comes at a time when Egypt, while not negleet- Ing her basic industry, which is all is investigating
other. possibilities for industrini developmenis.
The big estates are being broken up in pursuance of new regimo's desire to end feudalism in the country. A new Impulse has been given to the
mi email formers.
1
the
But side by side with this is desire to set up new heavy and light Industrial plants. To do this, foreign-brains; material 19200 and capital are needed.
108
10-3012 General market cif bazis
19-1914 RSS No. 1 ......** Estate crepe Sept, thick.. unguiated
thin.. 21-20%;
United Press. NEW YORK MARKET' New York, Sept. 9.
of the investigations of Rubber futures today went 15 points lower with sales of 20 group whose lendors are Mr contracts.
from the House of Repre- Dealers exchanging between December and March sentatives and Mr Millikin from featured the trade in futures,
Senate. Nor do the aix
of the Commission Gents)
Spot Congress chosen from outside
Dec. appear to constitute an effective. counter-weight to this protec-arch 1954 tlonist bloc. At the best three May
By-Prices per bushel In centu of them are clearly
11055 Sept. with Uberal
13635 Dats-(Prices per bushes in cents)
pound.
29.19 bid
23.14 $3.00.
90
-23,80 hom. -United Press.
Interdent
policies. It looks at the mo- ment as though they are likely to be no more than a Oghting minority.-The Financial Times.
A PORTENT! Pakistan needs and justify the gift on general and Inflationary grounds; with good management it might lossen up
whole economy. The US.
committed only Spot rubber No. 1 RSS quoted members
Di. 234 cents por 700,000 of the millio tons in
Futures
prices closed the first Instance. One may follows- are likely to doubt whether the other 300,000 The Germans
be sent unless the US. Dec. manufacture motor-curs, diesel engines and. agricultural noeds to get rid of it far more March 1954
July machinery In India to the ex- than Pakistan needs to have it May be a portent in sepi. may tent of 85 per cent of their
caused by components with Indian labour
tons, both inside and material.
Mercedes-Benz, noted German Pakistan and by releasing for manufacturing arm, my start the world market substantial quantities of Argentino ond 1984 in conjunction Australian wheat that would plant in with on. Indian
concern. otherwise have gone to Pokle Negotiations have been cun- ton-Router. tinued by the company with tho Government of India for some
decido time to
the terms of agreement but with no definito zesults.
The firm has plans to manu- cont of the
per
cor
The Un market was barely factura 85- stealy. Spot was down £1 capital goods required for pró- to £615, three months £14ducing cars in India. This to £000. Turnover was 40 sharply in contradistinction to fons, none for cash,
prices were as follows:-
33,40
"""
Spot in, buyers
$1,80
33.64
·Business
There
the
th 700 Placements
BRAZILIAN COTTON
Exchange Rates
Business was done in the local Unofficial
market thTE exchange morning at the following ratenia US dollar (per $1)
3.04 15.80
Sterling noter (per 1) Indonesian gutiders: (per 100) 20.70 23.00 Slam ticals (per 100)
Singapore (Brit) Indo-China, nisstrga (per 100)
178 85
Sao Paulo, Bent, 9.
Prices of cotten future died Closing other exist
existing foreign motor today or follows (Cruzeiros ger manufacturing alliances operat klio):
ing 50
#14
Three months fin, burors GO! 33.69 Ltd | Tires imonthe tin, weilern, GID 1535 Dili
Bettlement 39.44
MAY
Ollober
December
-Uruted. Pross,
“United Press,
Questioned on the proporvi | Starch 1984/
the Indian Embassy i Ky
JAPANESE BONDS
*$15.00 Japerteve „Borge
· 1919
"*"*(Tokyo ing (Tokyo DN.
deal. Bonn declined to comment, but "ilin the drilled States, "the" avonta - added that the matter was baltig i cieken kak-Jara miaqling button to directly dealt with in New designawed all markets|MANDE 85
coma, por, áb, Balem at themo centras Cons Delhi.France-Frösse. --
| Cotalled 34,904 10300),mekfested Prese,
Bombay Cotton Market
Bombay, Sept. 9,
Sentiment In the Cotton
change: "was adversely affected after carker leadiness. There were no buyers against heavy hammering by sheets to the
extent of 10,000 bales,
1955-33
1904
The trade missions will have
July
Com-No. 2. yellow, per bushel in all these fects in mind as they
Rept. pic.
1713%
18875-1
go north, south, east and west in search of openings to stimulate Egypt's trade 1514-reciprocal basis. China Mail 183-6-34
Special.
HoybeansPrices nebushel In
cenis)
Spot
Bept.
Nov.
Jan, 1954
March
200 nom.. 23032-43
FISTED 2011-33
~ Harley—(Price per bushel în tenti)
May
Spot
130-103
"Now York!!! flour. 200 lbs. Beck,
$13.50.-United Prees.
London Foreign
Exchange
Amsterdami
The session was, enlivened by New York Д rapid change in the spread Montreal London, Beg. between the two positions which Brussels
were quoted at the outset at a sto
of two rupees," but Zurich
Sawantto Zurns in the | Copenhagen ·
Paris
faveur at the bulia by 4, annas. Į kockholm' and again changed tá 1 rupen 8 Limbor
Deutsche Mark anhas, in favour of the bears— Dlooked Mark United Press
London, Sept. 9...
2.50 8/10-7.00 7/16** 2.76 13/164.16 14/10 10 5914-105015- 340.06-140.10
12.17-12.1114
on a
New York Sugar Market
Now York, Sept. 9. World sugar... futures closed today unchanged to one point higher.with sales of 212 con- tracts, Domestle No. € mugar closed unchanged to two points higher with safos of 10 contracts, Prices were as follows:-
Contenot No. 4, (world) October
**** 253 nominat January (1954) ..............358 nominaï March
*333 bla
KLAY
July Beptember
November Spot (cents per (Cuba).
Novamber
MAY
Contract No.
nominat
|Januáry · (1954).
March
July
September
Novershar
·Spot (conte per- ib.
nited: Pres