TRANSPORTATION ALL-JET AIRLINER FLEET FOR BOAC NEARLY READY
DRITISHI Overseas Airways Corporation is well on the way to establishing its all-jet fleet. The corporation plans to have Britannia turbo-prop. airliners with Comet IV's and its own particular version of the American Boeing 707 fitted with Rolls-Royce Conway engines.
Then, in 1963. will getting its Vickers VC.10's.
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types
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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958.7
China's Cotton Figures HONGKONG
("
IF THEY ARE
ACCURATE
Bad News
Means For West
Tokyo, Nov. 5.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Our Own Correspondent Business done on the Hong-
Stock
Exchange this
ately $359,000. Noon qubfallons
Stocks Soar To New Highs In New York
New York, Nov. 5.
First reaction of the stock market in the post-election
session saw stocks soaring to new record highs.
Communist China's Textile Ministry today morning amounted approxim
production and the morning's transactions into heavy realising on a late cotton issued its 1958
pstimates. If they are accurate, the figuros mean bad news, for cotton manufacturing nations.
There in reason to belleve they say be inflated, along with
ot Tre
other regine's one clays of Comasfle crop yields in imlustului caput.
rier and wheat and increases in
thetus
The Textile Ministry, never-
claimed
Chiun That would torm out seven bifon cloth, square yards of cotton
early twice Japan's production
fur 1957.
Triple
are
grower. crop estimates for 1950 nearly 1,000,000 tons lower than China's
It estimated a total Coltun vord production of 1,065,000 tons, more than triple Japan's THE plonoering voyage of production for Just year.
It stuck to carlier predictions American sub-ot total crop of 2,500,000 tons, marine Nautilus under the which would make it the world's U.S. North Polo
August leading cotton I brought the possibility of underwater freighters into the news. A British
Hem has one in the dougn stage, and one of the exports work- whening on the project, Mr Wil- service liam Craigor, oxplained in an interview broadcostra- This I started
slate contly in the BBC's "Radio November been
Newsrael" some of the ad- 14, but has been postponed by the London Airport engineers vantages of this type of
almost Anished its work un BOAC's regular routes and is likely be off 'normal
Bring by February.
Itze
Ski atverasers
urc
the Atlantic route
dully Comer
between Landun And York
was to have
rike.
BETVKU
er tong
New
The Stratovruisers. have arted in their retum
craft.
The sulan
Freighter o Be tanker, when it is drivers at high Heik Concern which budited. begins to show all BOAC has pink only 12 | advantage over the orthodox ant of 16 and then will be seht | tanker," he said, "because it has 1k [ Ametura d regular ja nach lower resistance, speed andervals.
the 73.
Meanwhile
Shatomisers
West Africa,
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way
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For speed. You would need
of the fewer lankers to cony the same
will operate to amount of fuel, Dr fewer will freighters to carry the Stre
but these
Bitannias
as possible in the
15
amount of freight. over New particular distance during INK!
yer."
EL Cers months BOAC
feet will consist of Britannias ORTHODOX
art Comets with, as the only This mean that the tota cust |
112 engined
Bouglas
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aircraft,
If the Mustry's total STOP esitate is correct, it would mean that China nchieved more then a 100
increase per cent aver is 1957 cotton erop.
In addition the Ministry sold another 2,000,000 spindles have Coru into the maintared's fuc- La feb.
Japanese cotton spinners are sounding the alarm They claim |that, whether Pekings produc-
tion guros are accurate
not:
the hard tuet is that China is Threatening to crowd them out Lof Southeast Asian markets,
The Fears
A private Inission Beat
to
Southeast Asta by the Jupan Splinting Association returned recently with reports that only heightened the cotton exporters" fears
The indsstop satel Al month- and-one-half
showed survey
Communist Chinese cot- ion gouds were selling for Іске than apanese goods. ★Increased
10 et operation would be compar | that "De 70's
operating fable, und possibly less, then that atel reononny-class of the orthosdos system. The Beross the Atlantic
high speed necessary to gain any advantage necessitated great deal of power, and there- sore it was not until the advenl vi nuclear power that the prom pection had become practical.
A submarme freighter
FIRST VANGUARD
TO TAKE THE AIR
'
water
To
would below the Mr Craiger explained. order to avoid making sur- has lately been can "re Baven waves, and the deeper it jets" like the tomer
THE complasts in and manspert
Ane: kan!
71:7
Britain's b
water
and its wint the greater the al, e Boeingressure, and therefore the But there is good news of stronger the structure
had to Turi-be There was the problem of Burners, the Bristol Bestunum navigation under water, and in and
almost-ready-to-ms | this the introduction of inertul motzutors would probably help
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Vickers Vanguari.
To the 182 days up to the great deal.
end "F
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lights.
August long-range
Ay
There
were
problems
the British ducking, handling, cleaning and
Corpora unptying it; bal in spite of the
141 trans-Atlantic jmany problems still to be over-
rome, the firm was very hopeful
They earned a lot of tency, about the pspects of building
the average load was just over in mutatie tusker which might
ば է: few years'
80 per cent capacity, which is be in service
above normal.
TEST PLICHT
The est ul the Vanguards
Time.
120 are being built for British STATE OF BRITISH
European Always and
an-
other 20 for Trans-Canada
Airlines) is expected toy SHIPBUILDING
during the
weeks.
21 will
next four
lo x
the be taken into for its
Jirst Night by
Vickers' 37-year-old chier text BRITISH shipyards
London, Nov. 5.
air
pilot, ("Jock")
Scottish-born Ü
With Bryce.
R.
still hova 5,750,000 tons of
on him shipping
Mr order,
will be his assistant, Brian Thomas Galbraith, Civil Lord
Trubshow.
Two more Vanguards'.
an advanced sluge
Weybridge assembly lines.
are in
the
FRENCH TO MAKE UK
THE
'BABY' DIESEL
London.
of the Admiralty, said to- night.
He was answering
in the Elouse
questions
ol Commen
ka
about the culses of a slump
British shipbuilding.
Mr Galbraith mid there hati been considerable decline in orders received by British ship- yards this
trad some year, urders had been cancelled
But in termia
of launchings,
year
experts of Chinese collon can be ex- increased pected in slew of raw colton production.
had The mission said China almost completely blocked
LONDON
CLOSES
HIGHER
London, Nov. 5.
The stock market closed ir- regularly higher today,
with industrials providing The underlying firmness.
The industrial Dist Win holstered by further Kali in Britain's gold and doller reserves and offelni optimismi over the economic outlook.
of
Electrical issurs were strong while aircraft shares advanced
the Dn
announcement Government credit. assistance for exports. Tobaccos, breweries and shipping stocks also. were favoured by investors.
GILT-EDCED
C-edged securities declined in quiet dealings.
Japan out of Indonesia, a trucli- fionally rich market.
were:
res Buyers Bellem Rules Bank
BLANTICS
INSURANCES
Union XD
740
700
1, Philip Morris
Procter & Gamble Cu Pittsburgh Plate Gloss
or Industries
Pure Oll
Radio Corporation Raulo Cup. Pref.
lasgo Cert
American Cyanamia Cu.
191
Ata
Home Prod. American Metal American melting
24
211
Ti30
1003
9012
Republie dieri
424
Reynolda Metal
Saint Reg. Paper
60%
Sears, Roebuck()
i35.
Shell O
191
Sinulair O
14
Babil Re Paper
14P4
They maintained portion of their grins but ran
ticker just before the close. Impetus tor the early which was accompanied by sharply increased volume Was the sweeping Democratle victory yesterday, Market men said It preanged heavy government spending and hence would be | Aiton Clith 1170 1100 198 infationary. The stuck boying Baldwin-Lupa-am.
002
Lombard
SHIPPING
Wheelocks
5.40 0.00
200 or
ROCKS, ETC
Eck
The situation
lanlar throughout Southeast Asia, with
Mulayn the exception vi Thailand.
Provident
was
LAND, ETY
HK Holef
21 2140
500 2120
21
1002130
1136 140
30 301
209 30.23 200 of 30 25
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14
140
Trust
Dumping
China also has been purchas- ing raw cotton from several no- tions, ranking as Egypt's second buyer, biggest customer nod large amounts from Sudan and India.
Early this year, cotton manu- facturers noliced thal Peking was mounting an all-out cotton Se goods export campaign. said Peking was virtually dump. ruck-bottom Goods al Ing the
resous prices for one of two
needed care badly foreign exchange or to wrest the markets away from British and Japanese competitors.
either to
One of the tricks the Chinese have used in this export drive a perfumed cotton prints. A report on Peking's foreign trade appearing
H mainland periodical said such prints have been an important factor in in-
exports breased textile
and Thuve
like been selling cakes.", P.1.
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on such a statement reflected nesh to hedge against a falling dollar.
ather
But there were many things to help the market, in- eluding several higher earnings reports, several favourable dividend actions and three stock splita. In addition the auto- mobile industry was stepping up Its production and reports were meeting excellent response.
Automobile issues wore the Arst, to get into netion. They moved up on heavy trading. Olla which represent wealth under the ground and heace met res- heriges
pongo from buyers.
30 industripin
20 all
American Tel Tel American Tub, "" Am Gm & Electric Ain. Mach. & F. Dry Ain. Bugar ef, Auentian Copper Arte Berl ALTHOU
Mining
Ballitre Oto
Beneficial Finasteri
Benonelal Tanance
Bendix Aviation
Bechet Cona
Bethlehent Steel ind During Airplane Ikarden The Cu.
Buvivyghs Add Machine Calif. "Pocking Chrp Campbell Soup Co. Canadian Pacine H Case J. I t
Cat Truck
C. I. T. Financial Cup
44%
1
201
1315
Bogony Miblji
Solar Aircraft
South Puerto Ika Sugar Soulben
Co
Southern Nat. Den
Southern Railway
Standort Branca
| Standard Où of Cat Standard Oil of Ind. Standard Oil of N.J 30% Sterling Drig Co
CH
Sickely-Van Catup.
Sudebaker-Packord Corp.
Sunshine Mining
47
30
201
Swift Co.
ca
Tido Water
Coinnes Charp.
Timo Inc.
3726
Texas Co.
Chase Manhat
Bank
833
Chry Nor Motors
Cluett Peabody
*
Colgate-Pabnoйive Co
15
Colombira Carbon Co. Commercial C
40
| United Gas Corp
13
Union Partile alway
39
United Aircraft
561%
Cornmonwealth Elev Consolidated. Edison Continental Oll of Del Crown Zelicrvach Cuban Anter. Segar Diamond Match Co
Douglia Alferaft
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airline
Textron far.
Tri-Cont Warrants
wentieth Century Fox
Welda. Carbide
cat.B. Toll "B"
US. Gypsum
UE. La Co.
26.9. Bubber
30UB. Snelling
17.6. Stee
UB. Bteci 1 PC PF
1196
2014
B016
51
10 10
17 17:30
JOG
17 20
300
17.40
400
11.20
2549 17 10
are inflation
Bitric
73
$ 13,40 13.00
Macco E
17 20 Telephone 23.00 24.20
7.25 7.30
23.10 23 40 100 1 23 201
8513 40
Dow-Jones Closing
averages
400 - 13.00
were:
371
900 in 24
Ko.co
17
150,01
71
145
JUD 3.0
14 utili
43.00
Dupont de Nomura
In
Warner Dr.
65 stocks
180.80
Fil
Westinghouse
Air Brake
40 hostila
80.24
Ensunan Kodak
Esmin, future price index
141.72
El Paso National Gas
134
Western Union Tol Co.
10 40 18, 11.10 11 40
1901130
Closing Prices
Fathily Finance Corps,
201
Firestone Tyre & Rubber
Woolworth
13
Ford Motor
47!
Aldon Ins. Asy
203
General Dynamics
General Electric
10
201
General Poortu
205:
General Motors
201
42%
Gen. Pub. 7111
43
Gen. Tyre & Rubber
7346
Hadis
Gelly du
2742
Glidden Co
Goodyear Tyre
INDUSTRIALS Cement STORES, ETC Dairy
Watson
L. Craw COTTONS
hol
Textile Navon INVESTMENTS Int. Inv
HK & FB.
Invest
710
3
320
P10
DI
3000 20
Albed Chemia de Alked Mil Ine Anis Chalmer Aro Brake Shoes American Atine
Cable
U.S. MAY HAVE TO
IMPORT HER PETROL
By ELMER C. WALZER
New York, Nov. 5.
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The time may be approaching when the United States will be dependent on imports to satisfy its growing require- ments for petroleum, according to the investment firm of Calvin Bullock.
Cifrigh
Kruminan Alterafi
Gull Oll
Handstake Mining
Ingersoll-Rand
Inland Stee
International Paper
Interchemical Corp
Int'l Busines Miselines
Int'l Harvester
Internatio. Nickel
Tel & Tel
Loews Mearp
Lotte Sta Cement Co Loweniel & Sun McDonnell Aircraft MeDerint J. Hay Mesabi Iron Corp. Muneato Mintag Mition Jewel
03
Westinghouse Electric
Va Pulp & Paper
British TV
Begins To Pay Off
London, Noy. 5. Britain's three-year-old ven-
ture
into commercial television is beginning to pay off.
Asoclated Rediffusion, pro- gromnic contraefor for the nation's commercial TV outlet, 1.T.V. 3. today it made a
proit of £5,198,218 during the
30 year ended Aprli 30. During the 2year before that 1, T. V., lost
£023,228.
231
John Munvile Co
Kaiser Indyairy
Kawas Power a Light
471
Kenneenit Copper
taggett Meyers Tob. Co.
Te
Lockhood Atreraét
36
21
10
3344
18
1.
302
2212
Monsanto Chemical Co
Montgomery Ward
Motorola inc.
32
of
National Bast Co. National Cash Box. "A
Dairy Prod.
704
471.
1001
Britain's only other television company is the state owned British Broadcasting Corpora-
10
tion.
L2F%
35%
Icom
20
1. T. V. began telecasting in September, 1953, and lost more
6
ca
3245
2016
think energy on
carries The Am
a detailed
The article doesn't analysis of the oil industry in a
inroady by nuclear miy
requirements publication, Perspec-
domestic that we uve
petroleum fuel will attain an Live, and notes
over tho insportant magnitude bec slipping back in new dis-
next ten years because of com- suverics of ull reserves over the recent years.
petitive costs.
to
uf
"During the period from 1947 through 1937 an average of 3.35 lion barrels have been found each year. Three times during the past four years this average has not been attained and in tion barrels 1837 only 2,50 were
Just now there's a world sur- arlicte
"As annual production rises,”
found, while 2.01 billion the article notes, "it is necessary were produced, causing year-erid
Lic Increase
quanlity reserves to full by 349 million plus of crude oil, the
notes and It kely will remain proven reserves found each year barrels from the previous year." merely to keep even
The article admits that finding with us for another three years. quite ercalle After that the industry may be "This has become increasingly at vil tends to
to keep up with and recent hard-pressed dimcult to achieve in the U.S. from your to year and as a result supply of oil results therefore are not con- demand.-U.P.I.
Also, it notes mousured in terms of the year's elusive
that requirements declined from 14.0 inercases in our imports are re-
blame for in 1949 to 12.4 in 1937.
portedly to weakening trend of supply
New York
Cotton Market
New York, Nov. 4. Cotton futures drifted in regularly lower in another slow trading session to day.
Net Imports
the
Since 1997, it is pointed out, imports of petroleum have risen by 254 per cent to the point where net Imparts of crude and products averaged 903,000 barrels, daily in 1937
National Steel Corp. New York Central Norfolk & Westem ty North Amer. Avlation North-west Airlines
in Mathisen Oils Elevators Owen-linoln alase Oxford Paper Co Pacifle Gas & Elec Pan American Airways Paramount Pictures Parke Davis Co Fenny 3.
Co
10 than hair of its original stx million pound investment the Brst year.
Astelated Rediffusion Aald
21 it made the figure publie be-
4714
10136
cause of public interest in the sais venture.-U.P.I.
COMMODITY PRICES
TOREIGN LXCHANGE
Efforts have been made by the government to curtall - ports, but the Bullock article expresses the hope this polley will not be carried to the point
NEW YORK encouraging excessively of uneconomic production and thus Closing rates were:
1.00 1/32 cause this country to lose the Canada
England whoficial. 2.7914-2.00% holiday accumulation of
competitive advantage of re-witzerland
2330 offerings. mainly from fatively favourable energy costs. Argentina | hedge
.0360 sections, kept a small Texng
Demands for petroleum pro- Others unchanged. tade demand over-supplied, duets is rising in the Free World Commission
A
small way.
A quiet
the close found market oft nel two to seven
Opening
исте points.
prices
News
off eight to up one point. Oricans closed net unchanged,
First Day
No. 1
No. 4
Spot rubber unbated Banket prep No. 1 pale crepe
LONDON
BEE-0794 30-00
772-700 0215-9415
The rubber market was very steady with spot quoted al 20-1/10 peter per 1. Prices; No. 1 Ras spot
METALS
NEW YORK
Prices of metal futures closed today in cents per 1b. ns follows: Leid
Dec.
Settlement house termi
Dec.
20-2516
2031⁄2-201
Aprune
Jan
Apr/June
/Ded.
2011-2014
Zinc
Dec.
General market, cif Dania, porta!
Nov.
20-2018
Jan
Copper
LONDON Closing roles were:
Jan
2316-20%
Dec.
Fatate crepe thin Nov.
Tin
2. 11/16-2.80 17/18 3.12 1/16-2.72 3/30 10.5734-10.03
thick Dec.
-UP.I.
Dec.
10, 2555-18,087
13.70-11.701
174513-1740. 20.0014-20.001
117744-1178 34.4974-14.495
houses were on at a rate twice that of the U.S. both sides of the market in a rate, the article points out. This New York....
situation hna prevalled since Montros! 1947 but the U.S. st uses Amaterdam mare petroleum than all the rest Copenhagen
Frankfurt of the work combined,
Atilan tils In
connection.
The Dale Perspective article ventures the Paris belief that' Aturation point Stockbulu
Vienna may have been reached in unit | Zurich The Government bought De-consumption of gasoline in the Other unchanged.
л shown cember against sales of March and May, apparently to constant decline from 000 gallons| transfer hedges forward before per passenger car in 1953 to ap Art notice day, November 21. estimated 447 in 1988, according Dollar sincica
were higher, The Government weekly prop to National Petroleum News. but gold stocks eared,
summary proved generally Copper Issues were montly favourable. Harvesting in near-
Oil stocks were mixed with the leaders tending to ease, Ultramar, however, was a firm
THE pioneer French motor
the industry had produced spot, making firm of Bugatti more prom
tonnage this are to manufacture a British | than last.—Beuter, "baby" diesel engine under
liconce, it was announced
hero.
The 10 litre chaine known
Chinese Airlines Get
no the 100, made by the British East German firm of E. Perkins Limited,
wna introduced recently on the
mallest diesel avaliable
private cars.
Kive
tor
xt is claimed to
higher
Planes
}
unchanged, white foreign banda ly finished in southern sections
ond rails were quiet-U.P.I.
Canada-Ceylon Agreement
U.S.
which has
Britain's Unemployed Increase
of the caelern belt and three- fourths completed in central belt Bections. Okirhonia and California reported mostly ideal weather for opening inte cotton nod for facillating harvesting #fla a repid pace. Gine are crowded and some cotton lu being piled Ottawa, Nov. 5.
In the fields, the report added. Ал agreement WGS
The Liverpool market inlay Britain's signed between Canada and closed 21 to 25 English polni Ceylon for a $2,000,000 Jean lower and 822 to 5ft American for purchase of 20,000 tons of points under New York futures, Canadian wheat four-U.P.1.
Berlin, Nov. 5. 0 nuch
fuel THE first East German- economy than no equivalent built passenger aircraft petrol engine without loo much of the Soviet "IL 14′′ typo icas of performance.
Today for the Chineso airlines word A 400 engine averaged 50.0
ovar today at miles per gallon in a Briten handed medium-sized Ford Consnu). • Schoenefeld airport,
French car, tractor and taxi Berlin, to the Communist Arms are already being the Chingro Ambassador, the engine, Production is expected East Gorman News Agency to reach 5,000 in the first rest.
A plan, built at the state-owned aircraft
noar
•
Exports
22.43-72.40 12,2312-19.233
-U.P.1.
RUBBER
NEW YORK
Rex rubber futures Today closed up 17 to 20 points with sales of 104 contracts.
Closing prices:
Nov.
JRO Mar.
July Bepl Rav.
“AMSTERDAM The rubber market was quiet but steady today. Prican closed Rulidere per kilogram, ċif [Nov, as follows:
In
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No. 1 rubber
No. 2 rubber
No. 3 tibber
No. 1 cres
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COTTON
NEW YORK Prices of cotton futures closed today cs follows:
Spot 30.35; Des; 30; Mar: May: 30.41-45; July; 34.84; Oct: De: 31.08; Mar: 12.02.
NEW ORLEANS Pricca of cotton futures eltsed today is follows:-
Spot: 34.70; Dec 20: Mar: 30.50; May: 5.45; July: 34.04 Oct: 32.00 Dec: 1; Mar: 32,02,
LIVERPOOL
Cotton future closings, in pence per lb, were as follows:
American Contract
23.11
3140
$130
Oct/Nov
Dre/Jan
23 24
Mar/Apr.
23303
31.00
May/June
22.-10
July/Aug.
21.05
Oct/Noy
21.43
Mixed Contract
Oct/Nov,
21.55
Dre/Jan
23.23
Mar/Apr.
10
May/June
22.13
July/Aug.
1.03
Oct/Nov.
22.03
231 Hom
2.49 NOTE
2.40 TOTO.
MAY London, Nov. 5.
unemployed in- creased by 36,000 bo fwoon Soptember 15 and October 13, the Ministry of Labour statad tonight. 11060
withoul Jobs Raw cotton exports for tho! reason totalled 707,332 bales vs tótalled $14,000.
The number of operatives on 1,208,027 bales to the ne
manufacturing Jus
5.00 nom. BINGAPORE New York,Colton Exclilage. industrien
170,000
The market openca higher A leading commission hoube September 27-an increase ot
beller
ndviced, day, OVCIACHÉ August on pathe with email aigh- tacticies, no to fly about 6,000 unement exchange minties is estimated the cotton crop as of of 10,000 over the
Lowers were infuir demand performance encing car In miles to their new home airportting at the following rates: November 1 et 12,180,000 baté figure. The 20's and 30' ond
with the eptron-but mellers were slow to offer, regarded In China,
Compared with the previous 1.77 compared
Buyers were reserved. parlod for 1967 there 10.07 government estimaid for 31,078, ponding
Futures: 12.03 öng bales. The next covernment were 10,000, fewer employed In Issued of the toxtile Industry at the end
of September,-Neuter,
ha
the second and 20,000 in ADN oid.
thard.
The late Ellero Bugatti made | Dresden
in engineering ofreles as one of
Pinner of in type have been the greatest designer of all wold by East Germany to Huh
unorthodox China gary, Bulgaria and Poland, ADN
odded.--Rèut⭑T.
tr
Unie, Mail Special.
Exchange Rates time inal year, according to the short-line
Pominees was done in the local
UA, Hollar (for 91) ........ sterling noiet (per #1) Australian voles (per 21) Indeetan rupiat (p 100).. SIM Benin (per 197) 1. Bingapore (ktruita)
15.00
1,19 November 10-UPI.
No. Trubber per 1. Nov. 1 3/0-0291 No, rubber per lb. Nev., 1014-09
SAO PAULO Prleen were unavailable
tom
In the United States, the average price of one-inch cot- tor of 14 desigented spot mar- keja, was it available.
Total sales were 60,126 bales. -UP.1.
LONDON
12.10b
12.20
11,070
31.520
22.096
20.745
92,500
91.37:st
Prices of metals closed today In sterling per long top og follows:
2001
Buyers Bellera
Tin
Spot
741
3-month Copper
Spat
151
20115
20714
3-month
240
2401
Lood lat hal
Nov.
าย!
Zind at half
Nuy!
72
7236
Jars,
7015 701
SUGAR
New York, Nov, h World No. 4 sugar futures
closed today unchanged to one point lower with sales of 20 contracta.
Domestic No. 9 sugar futures closed one point lower to opo point, bisher with sales of 40 contracts.
Conftant Np. 4 (world) Jan: 146: Mar: 2.30-40 May July: 33: Sept: 3.30 Oct
Bunk frente par le Iph stuba): 340,
"Opeil interest: "6,815 "contracts,"
Centimet No. G (domestic) Mar: 671; May: 8.74: July; '677;
Bricity?! W,DEN
731 80 Boot, terna per i l
Open Infofest, 437 conte