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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959.

WEEKLY REPORT ON THE HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

TORY WIN HELPS MARKET

Profit-Taking Eliminates Earlier Gains

The Tory victory in the General Elections was a major factor in sending the local shart market still higher last Friday resulting in a turnover for the day of $41⁄2 million — the highest in ten years.

HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE

by

Our Own Correspondent

Business done at the Hongkong Stock Exchange this morning umounted to approximately $702,006.

Noon quotations and the morning's transactions:

Shater Buyers SeBerz Nates BANKS

IK Bank 1671, 992

INSURANCES

Union...

SJUPPING

Waterboat

Whe'clock

DOCKS. ETC.

K. Wharf

40

4.45

11:0

FJ

200

8

S

0.45

202.

از این دارید

Ick

KAE

Provident

142 10 J

200

14

500

Talkoo

... 3.525

36

LAND, ETC

RK itatel. 91.76 2016

Hunphyresa ty

التيارك

Star Ferry 121

However, rates failed to win- tam and on Monday prices eased MF DN profit-taking Decante ruldent.

On Tuesday the market open- e regular with a still farther ensing off of prices. Most ser- itons were affected with deelings jou persistent profit-taking birl

at the clase prices appeared to rally on the appearaner of fresh buyers.

Fresh buying opened. tha market on Wednesday, resulting

a very brisk half-day's trad- Ing. Now gains were again an corded in meest nections,

BRAN

Yesterday the market

CIFT 121) appeared to be casing slight profi-taking and era- tually used (201 int trregular undertone.

The main feature of the week

demand Was Watsons Use

for

| which resulted in a price gain rifj

around $1.60.

Banks failed to maintain the $1000 mark and fluctuated be- tween $980 and $900.

Collons continued to be very i active while rubbers were weit maintained on demanal.

It appears the market

will

coulinue 10 fluctuate with

of profit-taking setting;

37.75 È periodis

m. Prices are expected to be un-

changed for the most part

Market Diary

! Friday:

44

37.75

1470

170725

1.725

RISASTER

Amul XD 3315

5000

3375

Truks

4.3)

430

15

4.17

A. Tawah

420

UTE ITIES

301, 30.70

Yaumau XD

120

1:20

100

19

200 r XX

100 $180 4.

128

200

127

Monday:

1780

C. Ligh

18.30 18.40

100

101.30

300

1649

120 ...

18.30

Betrie

1170 2164

47

1000

*

100

23.

201 20

20 20.00

201

1790 1784 0

Tuesday:

2014

1000 1

24

NE

Teleptions INDUSTRIALS Cement STORES, ETC.

Dairy

37 3714

Watson ...

Later, trans

Kwong

S. I.

COTTONS

The market spared

le new heights and ¦ record mover of t $1,529,000.

Feature of the day

the was

rise! Textiles but clse-i where port-taking was evident. Turn- over for the day was $2,720,000.

* The

11FC Bank

Lombard

Union

Wherlock HK Wharf

Talkoo Docks

Ilk Docks

Pravident

HIK Tłotels

IK Landa

IK Brally

#K Trams Star Ferry Yazmalia

Ch Light Electries fold)

Electries (new)

Electrics (right)

G.

IIK Telephone

Cement Dairy Farm A. 9. Watson-

Lane, Crawford

Int) Investment Allied

IK & FE Inv Textile Corp Nanyang

Share Market At A

133n

1.625

Glance ⭑

Dividend

& Bonus

Yield (%)

Up or

Sept. 10

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

,Oct. 15

Down

037

8356

900

090

990

steady

4015

4054b

41b

4th

41b

steady

$48 $2

4.8

4.8

800

813b

80b

60

90

+$4

$3,40

3.9

6.55

4.65

0.45

6.45

€1.45

sirady

150

11.7

103

105b

∙110

119

121

++$3

$8

0.0

46)

48

4814

54

54

++$1

33

3314

3311

36

35%

+50¢

$2.80

7.3

11.20

13.70

14

14.70

14.80

++100

$1.10

2014

2815

30

311A

31

+500

$2.50

25xd

304

3012

372

38

4-500

12.40

1.475

1.65

1.70

1.70

steady

150

30!

3034

30

3011

2032

+60%

133n

133

133

132

-31

119

116

118

122

122xd

steady

17.90 23.80x-all

18.10

18

18.20

18.40

+200

$8 $1.10

24.10

23.60

24.10

23.50

-300

$1.90

22.7Bn

2%.700

aleady

12.80

12.90

12.80

100

29.30

343

18.40b 1814b

30 3014 18.30 20

20.80

3014

3016

300

31.75

5.7

37

371

3712

50c

19

19xd

20 xd

+31.50

$3.25

51.55

8.7

19346

20.30h

221

+$1.70

51

22

23.80

23.70

25

24.80

---200

$3

6!

6.15xd

Bxd

0

G$$

+506

050

10

414

4.85

4.550

4.606

4.625

+.025

250

5.4

11.00b

12

12.10

12b

12.10

+100

90c

8.2

0.85

7.10

7.65

8.75

+31.10

€50

11.40

12

13.30

14.80

+ $1.50

7.15 12

No New York London Has

Stock Prices

For technical ICRSON United Press International were unable to supply the China Mall with a number of items in their Anandlal service, including the New York Block exchange quotations,

Trading

Quiet On

New York Market

New York, Oct. 15. Stocks idled in quiet trading few today with only a issues showing any im- from their provement opening levels.

The market openeri The was fule of the selling irregularly and low-prrure that gave the market er in tendency with yesterday one of its deepest : declines registered declines in two weeks.

in most sections.

Profit-takting li Truders were cautious pend- earlier in some concrets news in the Tumover continuing steel stalmate.

minated

guins.

was approximately $2,040,000

canc

Support

the! into electronics following the groups Wednesday: Very active cundi-sharp setback yesterday. Texas tions prevailed with Instruments was up nearly two. electric and RCA bisk trading result-Reneral ing in several issues tacked en fractions and Litton registering gains, more than a point.

Textos

Nanyong 1470

$600 a 1590

K IN

1.50

8.03

23

MISCELLANEOUS

VILE:

1420

6.35

470 2000

4.126

Thursday:

INVESTMENTS.

Allied

18. & F.E.

Tave 1... 12.10

Chicago Grain Market

Chicago, Oct. 15. Soybeans weakened near thei

close on house selling, but other grains were steady today on the Board of Trude.

some

Wheat prices rallied from an early decline when a leading commission house bought. There Was

carly scattered Hiquidation, but offerings soon diminished. Commercial in- terests bought on the decline.

Soybeans opened weak again as fair weather burst over the grain bult Selling was scatter- Prices rallied briefly local cd. and cash houses bought on the decline.

bruker A processor November meals, were

bought

firm,

hard

Reports said West Germany took 375,000 bushels of wheat, Norway curge of corn

contingat and the

was approximately Youngstown $3,235,000.

The market

Gains of point or better was

Ist Firezione, Coca indreisive

though, and

Eusiman Kodak Col

und irading was heavy

of busi- Norwich Pharmacal. Volume

Sterls met some buying anxi transacted nesa

Steel and U.S. edged up fractionally. Motors moved narrowly, with American down around a half, Chrysler

fraction small Д General Motors unchanged.

Rails, drugs and oils rule easy In the 40 nixed. Du Pont chemicals rose nearly a point,

two Swiss Francs, 75 7/16 (Maxi- whilo Vick lost more than

in the drugs.—UPI mum Selling).

Agreed Merchant

Rates

Yesterday's Closing

and

7.0

„R*#3338868||8883864889

Quietest

Day Of The Week

London, Oct. 15.

The stock exchange council announced today that the "settling room"

clearing house for all bargains now dealing with an accumulation of documents produced by recent exceptional activity is to be opened on three Saturdays, October 17 and 31 and November 14.

Q11

settling

The last time the room opened a Saturday was in September, 1931, follow- ing revaluation of terban

by

Allhough

active very normal standarcis the exchange today experienced its quiclest day This week, with 25,504 bar- gains registered compared with yesterday's record of 32,655.

Frotil-taking at the outset enused prices to dip, but later business developed a two-way atich thd market finished irregular with price movements up and down on the day.

Industrial shares and steels continued to attract most at. tention from both buyers and

Imperial Chemical-323 441. Lyons&Co 28 d. Umlever Lid=1245.

Paper

Bowater fuper Chry and -49 £0.

Radio and Electrical

Asselited Electrical--634 . Electrical & Musical-74 60. English Electric Co435. General Electric--475 1.

Shipping

def!

Indo-Chin Stram Nav. Co.

-30% P&O Steum Navigatiem def arch¦ 134 24.

Stores

Grew Univeriti Stores "A" 4.

Marks&Speners Ltd-89 Wowoth FW&C-5 MI

Textiles

Coal & 10-31 $

Africa-31 D.

Coride Ltd--40s 10d.

行李 Anglo-American Caro

South Cons Goldiiride of South Africa -17K 7490. steel shares were a little dearer at the close.

sellers and many

Closing Prices

Gledged Bunds Erich Transport £675

Conus 2-3. Consuls 4-EMA Converstaa

£65.

Fundin

E

1

3

1969--

3. 1058/60- Funding Stock 31. 1990)2C+-- 799

Funding

£*

LUSTI

19500

Savings 3, 1939705-917 Savings 3, 1900/70-232-11/10. Savina J 1185/75— £76?.

Banks Barclay's Donk "A" Ltd ord- 57% 0.

Chartered Bank-49 flangkong-455,

Insurance

Get.

Union Insurance Canton --£77.

Aircraft and Molers British Motor Corp. Quid-90%. Farel Apriter là đi thuê

Breweries

Distillers C-318 6.

Building and Materials Associated Portland Cement--72% * 1.

Pinchin Juuhean Associates Ord-- 21.

Coal, Steel & Engineering Babcock & Wilcox Ltd- 450, Vickers LA-31 0.

Food and Tobaco

British Amestran Tab. Co, Ltd --6715.

Imperial Tobacco Co., Ltd-s 4120.

MiscellaneouE Boardman Marden Lidded. British Oxygen Ltd. Urd745

Canadian Parife_Ply-343. Dunlop Rubber Co-201 Ad.. Hongkong & China G15-15.

COMMODITY PRICES

RUBBER

NEW YORK

Rex rubber futures closing prices, all in cents per lb.:

All unavailable.

SINGAPORE

Closing prices all in Strals per 1. f.o.b. Malayan

about

cents ports;

1,850,000 bushel of soybeans. UPI.

Exchange Rates

All unbvaliable.

LONDON

Closing prices. all in pence per lb.:

No. 3 Ru spot ........ Selllement husee term:

Clet. Nov.

Estate

20-31

2015-2894

erepe Oda Oct. 341%

thick Oct. 331

AMSTERDAM

Closing prices all in gulders

per kilogram, ef. Oct.

Nu: 1 ruber

No. 2 rubber

Mu. 3 rubber

No. 1 erepo

זים 2.90

2.00 nom, 2.03 num. $38 WOIN.

---UPL

COTTON

LIVERPOOL

Closing prices all in pence per

American Contract

lb.:

35-30

Oct/Nor

2016-201

Dec./Jan.

March/April

May/June July/Aug.

Tusiness was done in the heal

market exchange morning at the following rates

thit

Nov.

21.03

Oct./Dec.

23,40

Jan./Murch

2140

US dollars (per 81) 2 Sterling rules (per £1) .............

0,72

20.9

Apili/June

21.70

July/Kopt.

21.03

Australion notes (per £1) Indonesian rupiah (per 100) Slam tests (per 103) Dingapore (Blake)

18.12

Oct./Dec.

Del/Nay

30.70

3.10

Jan./Mar

Mixed Contract

24.15 Cendrą?

Rec...

1.39 i ports:

Oct/Nov. Dec/Jant

March/April

May/June „July/Aug, Out/Nov.

ARRE

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Closing rates:

Conca Australia...

New Zealand South Africa Belation

BARE

1.05 21/12 2.240S

2.7970 2.5115

Others unchanged.

LONDON

Closing rates:

Cons, log Cup. Ord.C3. 00. De Beers def-17 101. Free Slute Development & Invest- ment-0 4d.

Hongkong Tin-81034

Petang Tuy-6 30. Rand-10 d

Southern Minia Cone 14d-201 8d. Union Corp-27 7

West

Diefontein Geld;ining-

West Rand Coar-2 d.

O British Borneo Petroleum Syn.

ad

Ca.. Lid-3

Petrole.in

Burgh- K. Royal Dutch Petroleuro-£15. Shell Transport & Tratig-147. -Reuter.

U.S. INVESTMENT QUOTATIONS

STEEL STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS

TO RESUME

Sterling Never Been Stronger In 46 Years

London, Oct. 15. In Washington recently a very high American financial official remarked that sterling is stronger than at any time since 1913.

Il present strength is not so much unseasonal as unconscion- able. September is the month in which it and to be devalued In 1931 1949, and dramall- cally defended in 1965 and 1957 anong other years

This time I was also cas pres with British election month. Industry heading into a boont, the

sterling overscas

for clamouring New York money

above London's,

Brea

capital,

rates

and well!

After all of which, I brings again of more than £13 wll- lion, against an average loss of something like £40 million in the previous eight Septembers,

LEFT-HANDED

It gets some left-handed help from the difficulties of the dollar. After discussing little elst day and night at the IMF and World Bunk faceting one can only re- call the saying in another capital that anybody ?1¢ thoroughly confused is not really well informexi.

nat

Warning

Against

Trade

Limits

Vancouver, Oct. 15,

The External Affairs Mini- ster, Mr Howard Green. warned tonight that possible trade discriminn. tions by the European trading groups might

cause

serious effects to world -trnde.

Goodwill towards the dollar has never been higher. Go fat

In an address to the annual from knocking it the Europeans meeting of the Canadian Ex-

are proud to have achieved some porters Association, Green ex- independent ability to support it. | pressed concern about the pas

Thinking back only a couple sible growth of restrictiveness

in European trading policies, of years, it is no light matter that the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury now points to "the substantia)

autonomoUS and

and Influence economic power of the Western European economy in world affairs."

FAIR WORDS

Europe's fair words have ul- ready been matched by some deeds, and are likely 10 he matched by more.

to

The External Affairs Minister said he hoped that other coun- tries would continue to work toward the establishment of an "integrated world economy and not a series of Independent and mutually exclusive systems."

REVERSE

of

He declared that it the European Trade groups such as market the European common The strength of the dollar is result in increased trade dis- recognised to be a prime con- crimination against Canada and non interest of Are Western the rest f The world the nittiin femal world, just as sterling has come development

715 # be reengnised

prine tracts, nut merely in Europe, Curation interest

The rest of of ail the but in

the world, may suffer a serious reverse. elerling countries,

But some of the deeds for

"The commercial pollcirs which Washington seems to be countries outside Europe, in- would be very cluding the United States, might asking Europe difficult politically.

well be influenced in If the dollar is overstrained strictive direction,

be

the chain of events, because only Americans have abounding and could go a considerable distance justitied self-confidence in their befurc

slopped, Mr system and prospects,

i

May

to-

Washington, Oct, 15, Representatives of the steel industry and the United Steelworkers Union night agreed to resume negotiations tomorrow on the nationwide steel strike, now 93 days old and the longest in the industry's history.

came after Mr Agreement George W. Taylor, Chairman of President Eisenhower's three- man fact-finding board on the strike, said he was "not with- aut hope" that a settlement without the could be reached

laws Taft-Hartley

being in- voked.

Under these sident, after board's report,

the courts for

laws the pre- the receiving

could apply to an injunction ordering tho half million striking steelwerkers back to their jobs for 30 days.

EXTENSION

The board is to report to the president on Monday, having gained a three-day extension of his original "deadline."""

The following are U.S. Invest- ment quotations In American dollars. The buyers' prices in-have told both sides today that

clude commission:

Allinted Fu Am Bus Shrn Atom Dev Mut Bullock Fund

Dreyfus Pund Eaton & Stock Electronics In Found Mut Fd Ramil

#C-7 Instit Found Instit Crawth

Sollers Buyers 7.48 8.10 4.28 4.57

3.24

5.72

13.65 14.90

14.05 13.10

1.52

Canada Gen Fd

Canadian Fd

17.59 18.077

Canadian Int Growth

9.21

19.07

Chemical Fd

12.01

Comwith Stock

15.01

10.31

Dividend Sh

2.92

3.20

18.35 15.60

23.70

25.34

10A2 11.33

11.10

3.02 5.48 30.75 11.70 12.13

7.28

Invest TV Bostan

11.7

12.26

Keystone Cust 2

21.76

Keystone Canada

13.07

24.24

Mam Iny

in

DAT

14.30

Mass Growt

14.79

Nat See Ser Growth

8.23

8.90

Scudder B & C

30.10

30.10

Tchov El Fo

13412

(6.41

6.00

11.10

1415

Instit Incoran,

Value Line Fu

V. L. P. Wellington Fa

The

Spanish Exchange Market

Mr Taylor was understood te

reach

if they were unable agreement by negotiation they

should submit their differences -which are over a new work contract--to arbitration. Both sides said they would prefer negotiation, according to sources close to the talks.

But Mr David J. McDonald, President of the Steelworkers

| Union, told reporters later that he had seen no progress towates settlement so far. There was no basis for optimism, he said in reply to questions, "everything is status quo."Heuter,

MINERS WANT

NEW WAGE

CONTRACT

of

New York, Ool, 15.

Union The International

Mine, MI & Smelter Workers Lare resuming negotiations with Kennecott's western miatog vision in Salt Lake City-án, a now. Whɛe eontruct. The previous agreement CX- mined on Juno 80.

The meetings were

resumed

on October 1 for the first time ace the union called a strike

August 10.

Madrid, Oct. 15. Spanish foreign ex- chunge markat opened yester

would operate very day and

at the mines end plants on 0203 3/18 similarly to a "clearing house" between the 48 approved banks,

Anaconda Company and the financial sources said. hore.

union, resumed discussions Representatives of the banks Monday and Tuesday last would meet daily at the Bank Butte, Montap.. A company of Spain to make known their official match so far the meetinga buying or selling positions for have been "exploratory" with the various foreign currencies. ng new offer made by the bla Business would then be "clear

New York 700), 2.00 11/16-2.00_13/10

Mostreak

2.09 0710-2.00 11/10

ITUDI

Copenhagen

Patie Stockhairn

Min Zurigh

140.32 1/2-190.57 1/2

19.38 170-19.36 1/8 20.01 1/4-20,01 1/2 113,77 MAMINT 3/4 14:31 1/2-1432.3/4 1742-1769 1/4.

*VP

ed" with the Bank of Spalne

| China Mall Special,

מם

mining · grouID. Both sides aré

to meet "there again on Friday. i-China Mali Spostal.

it Green warned.

was

of

Ա

and such oner stericd

re-

It

The outcome of the U.S.

He said, however, that if the strikes and of various European

European groups events will not necessarily show present

and restric- suvoided "narrow that Western democracy always pregnant with inflation, live altitudes in their external If they do. Aristalle had a policles" and expansion, instead op- wari for 1 (authouritarianism) of a curtailment in trade but it very much remains to be pertunties might take place for

outside countries-UPI. scen-China Mell Specjal,

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