Buyers Sellers
Hale
1000 1000
Mart Asia
INSURANCES Union Lombard
SHIPPING
248
130
10
we
133 7.40 740 7 03
K. Wharf..
Provident
pocks, ETC. Dock
107 442 12.30 52 40
110 45
100
110
came
closing,
1000
13:30
cent for cars).
1000
12,40
As part of the increased con-
Wel
sumer spending on
represent Increased
Tood
costs
Wil of
oriental Turkey where
and in tobacco is predominent, Germany
prescut where tendency for oriental tobacco to Increase of the expense of other
to continue. will
probably output of
LAND, ETC.
HK Hotel.. 35.20 10.30 HK Land..
2000 18.20
35 35
0143344
the
30035
Humpare va Realty
RUBBER AIDAIR. Trust
UTILITIES Trim
(Fts 10.40 11.20 1.375
Star Ferry. Yautnall
...
packaging and procession, de mand at the form gule will rise The by less than 13 per cent.
demand mereased
likely to coxicentrate on ment, dairy pro ducts, fruita and vegetables-mo products In which European farmers are competitive, so that the proportionate dependence of Europe on overseas food is like. ty to fall slightly and Intre- European food trade is likely to
The melditional
Increase
come
From
(x-
penditure on food is ikely to Germany, Rostly France, Italy and Turkey.
In percentages, the increased Consumer spending on foot mas be split up: ment 37, dairy pro ducts 18: fruit and nuts 19: Vegetables ; tea, coffee and Cocoa B; sugar 8; cereal products 6; oils and fats 359. The in- creased production of meat and dairy products may mean bigger imports of coarse grains, which at present provide a fifth of total supplies of course grains.
from oversens.
pes
is likely Cotton slowly since de increase only
for European mond cotton textiles will be limited by the dificulty of Anding new ex- port outlets, and increased use of synthetic fibres may tend to the demand for raw reluce cotton. At the same time, pro-
vided that there is no further sub-
stantial fall in world prices, pro- duetion of cotton in Greece, Italy and Turkey should increase con siderably in the next five years.
Nett Imports
Imports of oils and fats may increase rather slowly since olls and fats for industrial purposer are meeting with strong com- petition from domestically pro- duced chemical products,
C. Light
XALL
Electric Mano E
XD Telephone
INDUSTRIALS
Cement
Hope STONES, ETC, Dans
WALROTE
Lane, C
COTTONS Textile Nanyang INVESTMENTS
Over all, nett Imports from overseas of all fum products may rise by about 10 per cent The UK accounts for a large between 1955 and 1980. This proportion of Kross OEEC in-
estimate assumes some further ports of meat ned dairy products reduction of agricultural pro-
In view of The
Demand Yangtze
Allied Ir European farrn output is K, & P.E. relatively small increase in fond ectionism in Europe.
Invest. consumption likely in the UK.
projected to rise by 14 per cent. these imports are
expected to
In the competing and partiy increase, at most, cely moleinte-
competing
Europecn groups, 13. European exports to non-
farmers are experted to increase member countries expected their
but shuse of the markel,
are
to increase as a result of rising the will be somewhat offset by
Drumark, France exports from
the farly rapid increase in it- and the Netherlands. As a conjunts of tea, coffee and eucon. REQUENCE, Tott Imports into OEEC countries combined of meat and dairy proquets may be expected
to fall Fruits
In the case of fruits and nuts and vegetables, both imports and exports have been rising fairly rapidly in recent years and this is expected to continue. Over the
in
12.
Persilage merenses sumption between 1955 and 1900 are expected to be: cereal
cal pro ducts 4, meni 10, dairy products 13, olla and fals 7, vegetables 10, fruits 15, beverages 21, sugar total food 12.8.
By groups DI
D
ATC ex- countries the increases pected to be 12
per cent to France, Germany, Italy and the U.K; 26 per eent in Greece,
Ave years to 1000, nett Imports Portugal and Turkey; and 10 per
are expected to continue to rise, cent in the other OEEC countries.
but this trend may well be re-Ching Mall Special.
versed by the end of the period.
The level of nett imports will
depend to a great extent on the development of
exports from
Increased
Southern Europe to both OEEC and other countries. exports of these products will necessitate considerable Invest- thent
in ennning and food pro- cessing
Southern planta Europe.
in
CITY GETTING OUT OF DOLDRUMS
London, May 1.
Exchange Rates
20 ralia...
15 uulities
International Paper
Int'l Tel & Tel
480.70 Jolm-Manville Co. 140.13
7933 Kansas C. Power & Light
Kennecott Copper
Liggett Meyers Tob. Co.
Lone Star Cement Co. Lowenstein & Sona
Stock Exgs.b
COTTON FUTURES
REGISTER
SMALL GAINS
New York, May 1.
Cotton futures today see-sawed narrowly in quiet dealings but managed to show small gains of the time, at the close the list ruled up 1 to 6 The market opened unchanged to up 5 apparently a lot of people pounc-points. New Orleans closed 2 points higher. surplus for several years, prices
Trader attention divided between adjustments in have fallen considerably in the on those fairly numerous
Nett imports of cereals depend very largely on ogricultural and trade policles. The world market
situation looks like being one of
Stock markels opened the points.
nèw account in good style with
were, ac-
blue chips which went ex- past three years, and those OBEC
cx the expiring May delivery and the October, 1958, con dividend today and countries which have exported cor
cordingly cheap. Small rises of tract which covered a relatively wider range. wheat in the recent past, ie. France, Sweden and Turkey, generally
0 pence or oll been
with some faced
were a few rises of as much as dimcullies, Turkey marketing plans to have a considerable a shilling.
a shilling visible, And
were
Total
A carry-over from Tuesday's (July there late covering movement lifted pot.
October to the 81 cent Jevel, for a net gain of 15 cents a bale, export surplus by 1960, but it Even more interesting was but the rise encountered in- seems that, on balance, any the atmosphere we are getting creased New Orleans selling.
market
significant increase in output of out of danger and things are cercals in other European coun- going alright even though a bit Otherwise,
Interest tries would not bo consistent slowly.
continues to be curbed in face with the aim of achieving a more There was another upsurge of of farm legislation uncertainties economic distributon of re-conviction that bank rate to- and Administration policy on sources,
morrow will be lowered, thus future price supports, produc- making borrowed
money tion and marketlog controls.
grains
Nett Imports of bread (mainly wheat) ure therefore cheaper. Some British Govern assumed to rise about as fast as ment stocks gained as much as the consumption of cereal pro-5 or shillings. ducts, and nett Imports of coarse Oil liares were grains which are mainly used active, moving up and rapidly than the consumption of
finally Royal Dutch moat and
shillings. dairy prod
products.
closed unchanged while Shell, Tobacco
Transport was down a shilling. Burmah gained more than 3 Much European production of shilling
Petroleum sugar requires heavy protective pngs, British
and Canadian Eagle 1 38.30 cents level. Spot interests
for animal fodder-rather more through a range of overal felt a return of favourable
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Incorp.
National Steel Corp.
New York Central Olin Mathieson Oui mevators. Owen-Dixsoin Glam Pacific Gas & Elec. Pan American Airways Paramount Pictures Parko Davia Co. Penny J. C. Co. Penn. Bait Co.
Philip Morris
Procter & Gamble Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Publicker Industries Pure Oil
Radio Corporation Republic Sto Reynolds Metal
shell Ou O..... Sinclair bu...
Saint Reg. Paper
Solar Aircraft
Southern National Glas
Prices of cotton futures closed Union Pacific Railway today as follows:
33.90
30.29
34,00
73.05
13.09
30.00
United Alterüft U.S. Yoll "E"
U.S. Rubber
38.35
Spot
U.S. Gypeum
35.30
U.S. Line Co.
May
34.00
July
Oct,
33.00-07
US Smelting
33.00
U.S. Steel
Dec.
33.70
Warner Bros.
Mar.
May
13.08
Westinghouse Electric
32.90
Western Union Tel, Co.
July
Oct.
31.43
West Va. Pulp & Papor Woolworth
extremely down
On
shilling.
these
barriers will not be increased, it
Suez Canal closed unchanged mand. The net open interest in pence per 1b, were as follows Has been supposed that a fairly at 50 sterling.
assented May, where dealings expire two German Potash
hence, totalled 93,900 the certificated stock
Further unwanted rains west ol the Mississippi Increased fears of a delayed crop start this year, but other observera weather would witness rapid
Dec. progress with seeding and that
would be germination oellent with the abundant soll moisturd reserve.
May contracts held around the supplied a scattered unde
NEW ORLEANS Prices of cotton futures closed today as follows:
July Oct.
"
sub
Mar. May July
Oct.
de
Cotton
weeks
11071
.of.
Late
a somotzhet sminiler: proportion
European
for
tabdaro
- B3⁄41⁄2 pârcoísta whole non- 1900 than, assonifer root the stick thủ thi in 1956... This is Bócating thested 4 sterling
demand for
European non-cupented fall sterling balcs were taken, up. by the tobacco is expected to constitute Chinese were fractionally enalar, tende.
demona fanese were quiet except, the
Month
May
$3,000
Volume Open; interest
10300
biggest increases in tobacco con- Dollar locks were feahifáldása.“ Deo. sumption, are expected in Greece -United Preys,
Mar
4.300
02,300
farge, part of the increase in de- mand will be met by imports, shares went ex-dividend today bates,
imports of tobacco are expect which caused them to be marked declinex 119 to 11,177 bale. De- New contract stay une ed to show some crease, but down a sterling Young Loan livery notices today for 700
•
Sao Paulo market was closed
Answers-1 Minnehaha, Today,
In the US the average price Nokomis,; 3 MoÓDASSIA of one-rich cotton at 14 d. | wam,, H, Indian, 6; Mitten, signated spot markets was 25.68| Huntingz. 8. Amerter,
Hiawatha. cents-United“Présť.
LIVERPOOL
futures closings in
contract. May/June
July/Aug. Cow Nov. Dec/Jan. Mar/Apr.
C/Now. Dec/Jan. Mar/Apr
barriers or large subeküles. the assumption that
140 3000 140
1.50 1 20
2000 1,35
2140
5:00 21
100 21.00 500
130
102
FC 30
000 + 102
20 20 2015
8.03
25 20 20.40
100 20.30 1000 23.20
32 32 2000 ** 2245 13.20
14.00 $4.00
1100 14.70
1000
14.00
1000
14.00
215 70
1500 4 11,00
23
1,10
das
2004 4,65
Stock NY volume was $4,100,000,
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957.
TRADE and COMMERCE SECTION
EUROPEAN ECONOMY IN 1960
Many Changes Of Pattern, Say's OEEC
Paris, May 1.
HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE
[From Our Correspondent)
Business done on the Hon
Stock Exchange this ong morning amounted to appro- Noon quota- ximately $545,500.
tions and the morning's fruna-
actions:
In its survey of "Europe in 1960" the OEEC reckons that a rise of 17 per cent in gross national product in the OEEC area in the five years up to 1960 would mean rise of 18 per cent in consumption but with Unk many changes in pattern.
Consumption of food and of tobacco would rise by rather less than 13 per cent compared with rises of 18 per cent for clothing and 31% per
for durable consumer goods (including 25 per cent for furniture and 44 per
cent
Shares
BANKS
Manporium
82
2gM A 30.40 1000 18.40
SPECIALS LIFT STOCKS ON WALL STREET
New York, May 1.
Strength in oil shares, metals and selected specials today lifted stocks to early January levels on increased activity.
Gulf Oil ran up nearly 3 points on rumours of an impending stock split." Amerada and Kerr Mcgee added over 3 each.
Bethlehem improved froc- tionally along with most of the steels, Only Armeo had a loss of any size, falling nearly point of tower curtings re- port.
д
American Cyanamide Ch. Amer, & Forgn. Power Am. Mach. & Fdry. American Metal American Snelting Am. Sugar Ret.
Armour
Chatter On Wall Street
New York, May 1. Moody's finds foundations for a long and persistent rise in stock prices are im- mediately lacking.
Standard and Poors says in- vestors are giving more atten-
tion to encouraging news than formerly.
Business Week notes that most of the professionals remain "1. Rido 70% cautious, content to:
present Common 37 holdings through any routh waters that may lie ahead; and
with
1714
thetr
B. F. Hutton & Co finds the internal actions
of the
201
2. Postpone any important buy-
American Tel & Tei
1779%
American Tob. "I"
7515
ng operatiun until after
the
1
Anaconda Copper
87
sharp price drops that
they
Armco Steel
24,
balleve are sure to come."
14/
Baldwin-Lama-
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation Corp.
Benguet Cona
4015
40%
001
415 net
& Harris, Upham
Co timates Hersher Chocolate 1957 may reach $6 a share
4-
10%
Amerlenu ladiutor lost fraction. News of a dividend cut market Just around
Metals pushed to the fore in lato dealings with Alcoa up Aluminium, National nearly 1, Lead and Magma up around 2, Reynolds Metals up 114.
Chemicals
Gains of a point in Du Pont,
1 in Dow and 2 In Schering highlighted chemicals,
italls
were firm with very
Beneficial Finance
Betlehem Steel
Doeing Airplane
Borden (The Co.
Eurroughs Add Machine
Canadian Paellie it.
Chee 13. 1)
Co.
Cat, Trnotar...
Celanese Corp.
C. I. T. Financial Corp. Chase Manhat. Bank Chryster Motors
Climax Molybdenum Colgate Palmolive Co.
few changes larger than Colombian Carbon Co. point.
Measured by the Dow-Jones industrials were up avernges, 1,40 points at 496.70, their best since Jan. 4. Raila added 29 point to 140.13, utiles were up .32 at 73.33, their highest since March 19, 1931 stocks composite
Commercial Credit Commonwealth Elec. Consolidated Edison Continental O) of Del, Crown Zellerbach Cuban Amer. Sugar Diamond Alkali Douglas Atronft Dow Chemicals
Dupont de Nemours and the 85 Eastern Airline average
Eastman Kodak WISE PA National Gan Family Fluence Corp.
.52 at 173.00, its best since up Jan, 31.
Of 1.165 issues traded: 486 were higher, 422 lower, 257 un- changed with 67 at new highs, 24 at new lows,
Volume
shares
of 2,310,000 compared with 2,200,000 yester
Firestone Tyre & Rubber Ford Motor
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gen. Yuu. Vul
Grdden Co Goodrich (B.
Goodyear Tyre Gulf Oil
Heyden Newport Corp.
Exchange bond, Hometako Mining Co.
Ingersoll-Rand
market continues itself
contradictory and note decisive in reference to trend,
14 against $5.17 in 1958 dividend
NOTICE
·Page
FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE FAR EAST/GULF OF ADEN AND RED SEA PORTA CONFERENCE
SURCHARGE ON RATES OF FREIGHT FROM SHANGHAI AND NORTH CHINA TARIFF AREA AND FROM
THE HONG KONG TARIFF AREA
The Conference Lines have decided that in view of the fact that adme Conference ships have successfully transiited the Suez Canal since its reopening, the Surcharge of 15% will be reduced to 5% nett (no discounts or rebates). The re. duced rate of surcharge will apply to those ships commending to load at the port concerned on and after 1st May, 1967. For cargo on Bills of Lading with transhipment at the daban vessels loading port the reduced surdharte will apply to Through Bills of Lading dated 1st Máy, 1957, onwards,
The Member Lines, whilst desirous of removing the whole surcharge as soon as possible, do not présently sonsider that the political situation in the Middle Edat is suficiently secure to warrant such action. Meanwhile, the rate of surcharge remains subject to alteration without notice. American President Lines, Lad,
Ben Line Steamers Ltd,
Clo Maritime des Chargeurs Reuuls,
China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co, Ltd., Glen Line Ltd., (Glen & Shire Joint Service), Hamburg-Amerika Linie,
Holland-Oost-Azio Lijn,
Lloyd Triestino, S.P.A.N.,
Cle. des Messageries Maritimes,
Nippon Yusen Kalaha,
Norddeutscher Lloyd,
Ocean Steam Shlp Co., Ltd.,
Osaka Shosen Kalsha,
A/8 Det Ostasintiske Kompagni (East Asiatic Co., Ltd.),
Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co.,
A/B Svenska Ostasiatiska Kompaniet (Swedish East Asia
Co., Ltd.),
With. Wilhelmsen.
1 could be raised... Cuban Atlan- The Hongkong & Yaumati Ferry Co., Ltd.
18tie Sugar net should rise from
441 $1.64 in previous fiscal year to
401%
771 $4 in 1957....Robert Shaw-
701 Fulton net projected to $3 for
1957 from $2.62 in 1958, dividend could be raised.
Reynolds & Co tentatively estimates American Chain Cable net at $7.50 a share for 1037 against $6.30 last year....says Atlantics Refining seems situated to boost its crude pro- for $6 for duction....looks
this fiscal Black & Decker for
no-
FERRY SERVICE TO OUTLYING DISTRICTS
(in force on and after the 5th May, 1957)
CHEUNG CHAU FERNY SERVICE TM
1raving HONGKONG tor CHEUNG UNAU
0.20 .m. (Direct)
9.M.D.)
-(Direct)
| Leaving CHEUNO CHAU for
BONGKONG
"
Aberdeen
Wilmer St.)
- (VH BMI đ
Chau)
(Direct)
Chau)
(Direct)
(Via S.MA, & Ping
Chan)
(Direct)
(Dire to Wilmer BLJ
(Direct)
-(Vin B.M.B. Be Ping
Chair)
4215
1015
20
3234
4019
4.00 am. (V
to
↑ 0.04
17
0.00
- (Direct) -¿Via Ping
Chau
0.45
781
well
Ping
023
10.00
194
11.00
-(Via
Pine
7,40
Chau
SM.B.J
110,20
(Direct)
11.30
- (Direct
from
Wlimer
13.00
(Via B.M.B. & Ping
3714
year.
2435
*100 noon — (Direct)
11.30
- (Direct)
024
59
43
72
Hornblower Weeks prospects have brightened for legislation at this congressional to remove restrictions handicapping independent tural gas producers and notes Co. Champlin Oil & Henning (formerly Chicago Corp.) is a potential beneficiary United Press.
&
says
12.10 p.ta.
Via Ping
Chau
& 1.30 p.m.
S.M.B.)
1.30
- (Direct)
140
1.49
-Vio Ping Chau &
2.30
8.M.D.)
1.41
(Via Ping
Chau
3.15
>
BM.B.)
4,00
↑ 4.00
- (Direct)
4.45
5.00
— (Via Aberdeen trom
Wilmer St.)
0.00
- (Direct)
1920
Via Ping Chau
Н
B.M.B.)
+ 0.30
- (1)frect)
0.00
- Direct)
7.13
- (Direct)
Inland Steel Co.
8.15
-- (Direct)
A00
- (Direct)
a
3000 8.03
American Stock Exchange
interchenical Corp.
Int'l Businew Machines
500
SILVERMINE
BAY FERRY SERVICE
volume was 830,000 shares.
Int'l Harvester
Dow-Jones
closing
averages
International Nickel
112
4.43 4.59
were.
30 industrialn
05 stocks
173.00
40 honds
Commi, future price Index
104.00
Busines
oficial
done in the local Whe
market exchange
Closing Prices
McDonnell Aircraft
(Am.
tlus
3014
morning at the following rates:-
U.S. dollar (per 51)
6,22
Alden Inc. Acy.
10
Mesabi Iron Corp.
Rex rubber closed 35 points
Sterling notes (per 1,
18.00
Allied Chemicali
Minnesota Mining
7334
points lower with
Australian notes (per Indonealan rupiah (per 100) 14.50 Siam tical (per 100) Singapore (Straits)
12.50
Allied Mus inc.
2009
Mission Development
28
-(Via Ping Chau
LONGKONG for
Allis Chalmers
3394
Monsanto Chemical Co.
May
20.06
American
1855
Montgomery Ward
37%
July
1.00
American Cable & Radio Corp.
Motorola Live,
Sept.
National Cash Reg. "A
TAS
Nov.
PING CHAU
FERRY SÈEVICE
¡ Leaving PÍNO CHAU for
HONGKONG
1.40 a.m.
11.50
H
National Dairy Prod,
545
Jan.
National Lead
Mar.
31.00
TPA 30%
May
30.70
Standard contract
closed 35
47%
points higher to 5 points lower
with no sales reported.
May
July
32.66
Leaving HONGKONG
Sept.
31.81
Hongkong
mais
Nov.
31.00
Kap Sul Mun
Jan
31.25
Castle Peak
04
Mar,
51.00
rung chung
May
0.75
Arriving Tai ...
484
Routine dealings
between
175 trade
at
sajt
83
interests featured the terminal market with new busi- ness being held In abeyance 554 because of the holidays in the Far East and the consequent scarcity of shipment offerings. Spot No. 1 Rss locally
Lanving_HÔNGKONG for
TALO
WAS
Socony Mobiloil
57
quoted at 321⁄2 cents.
LONDON
South Puerto Rico Bugar
The rubber market was idle
Bouthern Raliway (Com.)
440)
Standard Brands
4012
per ib. Prices;
Standard Oll of Cal.
No. 1 Has spot .........
27-273
Standard Oll of Ind.
Settlement house term:
Standard Ol of NJ.
June
27-271
6.20 a.m. (Direct)
(On Stridays only this ferey will leave at 7.45 a.m.)
Steep Rock (Toronto Exge.j
July/Sept.
Sterling Drug. Co.
痛
Oct/Dec.
267-271
Stokely-Van Camp.
10
Jan/Mar
3,200
GANDO 6,000 39,500 43,000 912,100 bales
Studebaker-Packard Corp.
Apri/June
101-201
Swift Co.
Term Cong
May
Tide Water Aser. Öll
Juric
NEW YORK
Twenty Century Fox Film Union Carbide
2014
Juby
115**
June 20%
201
Estato
WORLD RUBBER MARKETS
contracts.
New York, May 1.
futures today higher to 5 sales of 113
32.50 3,05-01
31.86
31.50
31,23
*10.20
11,00
12.13 p.m.
1.45
6.20
Serving PING CHAU 9.00 a.. 11.00 +
*12.10 p..
145
1.40
8.20
Leaving HONGKONG for
BILVERMINE DAY
B.19 a.m. (Direct) 2.00
-0.10
-(Via Ping Chau) -- (Direct)
- Dreet)
-(Via Ping Chaus
(Via Ping Chau) (Via Pin
.... (Direct)
Chati)
(Via Ping Chau
Leaving SILVERMINE DAY for HONGKONG
7.15 a.m.
*10.30
11,30
1.15 pm.
* 1.00
55.00
5.13
(Via Fleg Chau)
(Direct) (Direct)
(Via Ping Chau) (Via Ping Chau) (Direct) (Direct)
(Via Ping Chau! (Direct)
(Direct)
• 9.30
2.40 p.m. 6.40
July
Bept
4. Wig-
Nov
Spot-(dents
8.04
Wyndham Streat
*NY "axduty)
Open interest: 2,300 contrsais.
United Press,
30
1850
-United Press.
• SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS only.
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Lenying TAI O
2.00 p.m. TH 0.....
3.00
5.40
4.30
5.30
Tung chúng
Castle Poak
Kap, Sul Mun
Arriving Hongkong
TAI O-SPECIAL FERRY (VIA ABERDEEN) (From Wilmer St. Ferry Pier)
¿Lraving TAI O for 4.00 1.m.
HONGKONG SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
EXCURSIONS -- DIRECT to TAI O. Leaving SONGKONG ... 8.00a.m.Laying TAI Ő (Celling at Tung Chung)
|(Colling at Tung Chung)
TOLO HARBOUR FERRY SERVICE
1.00 1.13. 4.00
9.13
19:30
4.00 0.
$.00 p.m.
with spot up 3/18 to 27% pence Leaving TAIFO HAU for TAP MUN LABring TAP MUN for TAIPO KAU
General markets, elf basis, ports:
thin Etate crops
treĵo thick June 31
Both Singapore. and Amster- darn
rubber markets were
closed today-United Press.
New York Sugar
Market
Now York, May 1. World No. 4 sugar futures clowed today 4 to 9 points lower with walea of 1,417 "contracts.
Domcatle No. Sugar closed 4 points lower with sales of 280 contracts. World contract beiinces nected further
New York Foreign unchanged to
Exchange
New York, May 1. Closing rates were:
Canada ...
187 | England official
TE
trado liquidation
in face of a curtalled demand
甫
kaws and expectations that the Cuban
crop may furti out larger than originally expected.
Contract No. 4 (world)).
23-days DO-470
1.04-7/10 279-9/32 May #.jp A.TULS
July
otherm unchanged.
Oot.
United Press.
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ただ
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0.30-20 4.10-20 0.30.
Spot (penis par 1b. fob Cuba) Open, intereit: 8.301 contractu.
Comtenet No. 4 (detrunallo)
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