WEEKLY

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1960.

REPORT ON THE HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE

STOCKS CLOSE FIRM

* The

IK Dank Lombard Union

Wheelock

IK Whart HK. Docks Talkoo Docks

HK Hotels

Provident

share

slesdy"

+

Yield (%)

market at

a glance ★

Dec. 1

Dec. 8

Dec. 15

1396

1420

3413

Dec. 22

1448

Dec. 29

Up or Down

1445

Dividend

Bonus

348

3.3

+3

4%

421

42

4214

+230

4.0

124

124

12in

124n

124

steady

9.56

0.10

9.35

0.55

9.05

+10c

$940 000

28

0.4

270

270

200

268.

2144

40

28

2.9

114

113

114

115

110

night

$10

8.0

091%

12

70

71

72%

+234

$2.80

9.0

23.20

23.80

23.10

23.70

24.10

+400

31.20

0

4842

4214

414

413%

4114

-26c

32.75

HK Landa

71

70

73

733

-7834

+2

$2.40

IIK Krally

2.025

1.05

1.325

1.90

+2.00

13.750

0.8

1 Егалія

33%

3241

13

3314

2334

+25

$2.05

0.5

Star Ferry

187

183

185%

184

1826

$9.50

111

113

113

117

118

+1

$8.50

7.1

Ch Light

28.10

26.00

20.20

2014

26.80

+30c

$1.10

4.1

3134

306

29.40

2844

20.10

+20,

$1.70

6.0

381

3731

28

3814

3814

+250

31.75

4.0

64%

de

62

€3

1436

+134

0.2

24

34

324

3314

324

-500

$1.85

8.7

38.

376

37b

3934

3914

steady

$1.50

4014

44

41

450

4215

-500

$2.75

Int'l Investment

10.70

10.80

10.70

10.00b

10.70

+100

750

Allied

8.30

8.40

8.30€

8.10

8.15

+50

#1

HI & E Idy

35.40

15.60A

13.20

15.20b

1344

+300

Textile Corp

9.05

8.05

8.20

B

8.10

+100

Nanyang

10.40

15,60

14

13.70

13.00

+.200

800 $110

2.7

Yaumatis

Electrics

HK Telephone

G. I. Cement

Dairy Form

A. 6. Watson

Lane, Crawford

U.S. INVESTMENT

QUOTATIONS

The following are U.S. Invest- iments us in American dollars Byers' prices Include cominia- sion:

Angliated Fund

1.025

World shipbuilding industry hit by lack of orders

-

|

London, Dec. 30. Current shipbuilding problems are international

and no country is booking enough new orders! to meet more than half its annual output,. Colonel T. Eustace Smith, President of the British Shipbuilding Conference, declares to- day.

Sellers Buyers

7.04

Am Bus Shry

4.43

Atem Dev Mus

Axe Hought 11

3.10

6.07

Comads Gen Fund..

Bullock Fund........

12.18

13.37

Canadian Fund

13.00

Canadinis Int. Growth

10.12

Cheralcal Fund

11,00

Commith Block

13.78

17.15

Dividend Sh

2.97

Dreyfus Fund

15.03

Eaton & H. Stock

12.10

Electronion. Ing.

Founders Mul rá.“

10.70

11,73

tani FC-7

3,12

Instit FoundTM

10.44

In an

Instit Growin

10.63

Instit Income

5.00

Invest Tr. Boston

16.22

Keystone Cual (12

21.31

Keystone Canada

13.95

15.09

Mass Inv. Tr.....

13.25

13.11

1024

Scudder S

CI

18 21

1821

Telev E

Value Line Fund

0.20

3.77

31.08 15.01

Mans Growth

Niet me Bar Growth

V.LP

Wellington Furl

end-of-the-year 11,65 view, Colonel Smith

that Britain huis 232stiptruilding industry as

country in the world."

re-

claims good a any

14.2 He adds: "Because we are up against difficulties that does

U.S. flag ships

not mean the rest of the world

As all right.”

UNCERTAIN

Colonel Smith describes the 1801 prospect for British ship- building as "very uncertain." "We enter 1981 still in nego tiation with the shipbuilding on their latest trade unions wages claim, well knowing that any concessions at this time can only add to the difficulties of the situation,

Washington, Dec. 20. Mr Frederick II. Mueller, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, has appealed to American business- |

"Cests must be Armly held it men to help combat the drain on the gold reserve by using we are to hold our

own," he American flag ships and aircraft | added. for foreign shipments whenever i Although Britain produced the possible.

most valuable output of mer- chant ships in the industry's

500,000 tons gross, Colonel Smith says. Tuls figure includes 60,000 tons from foreign shipowners.- Reuter.

Rubber market

Rox

New York, Dec. 29. rubber futures today closed 15 to 20 points higher with sales of 131 contracts,

Futures were steady to firm toughout the session. A simi- lar trend developed in overseas dealings.

Far East offerings were more süll con- liberal, they were

overpriced for over- siderably

the current month was at 28 cents.

*

New tariff

rates on U.S.

imports of fabrics

Washington, Dec. 29. Proxident Eisenhower issued a proclamation today-put- ting into offect a negotiat- ed new schodulo of tariff ratas on imports of certain woollen and worsted woven fabrics oftor January 1. The

wore negotiations started some months ago. Great Britain, Ireland, Japan natlans and

European supply such goods,

come

The White House sald the new rate will be 38 per cent ad valorem for most fabrics valued at more than $2 a pound, and 70 cents a pound with a maxi- murs of 60 per cent ad valorem for lower priced fabrics.

PRESENT SCHEDULE

Under the present tarift schedule, these imported fabrics are subject both to a specifiz duty and an ad velorem levy,

The specific duty of 37,4 cents pound remains unchanged. The old schedule puts the ad valorem rates at 25 per cent for imports within quota limits and 46 per

cent for those the quota.

Small gains

and a good

turnover

With one day of trading to go before

New York stocks close irregular,

heavy trading

New York, Dec. 29.

Steels set the pace in another irregular stock

market session today. Trading was heavy,

Year-end tax transactions #gain caused cross current an key stocks showed gains or from fractions to losses geing

about $3.

American Telephone soared

pacing a

stock 2% to another new high of 107, keepies.

the new year, the Hongkong markot closed firm yesterday in ing with the favourable tone of

LONDON

eneral rally

by

and

CLOSES MIXED

Girlines Tobaccos,

higher

trend while chemicals were mostly lower, Cars WIKO mixed.

the market during the whole of this ectrical equipments showed a year. Small gains were registered yesterday in most sections and the turnover of about $5 million is good for this time of the year.

this 題

The Total turnover for yeer is about 5870 million, gain of about 142 per cent com- pared with last year's tutul turnover of about $300 million.

Steckbrokera

that sald

the much improved market this year showert Hongkong's con- fidence in the world polliicat situation.

The rumblings over the c- shore falanda had comparatively Ittle effect on the local market.

On the other hand, adverse conditions in South East Asian countries spurred the flow of capital into Hongkong.

Comparative closing Azures show the following:

Banks: Hongkong Banks re- mained steady at $1.445.

Insurance: Lombards gained 25 cents at $4244; Unions were steady at $124 (nominal).

Utilities Trams gained rents at $334; Star Ferries lost $2 at $182 (buyers): Yaumails increased by $1 at $18; China Lights gained 20 cents at $26.80; Electrics gained 20 cents ut $29.70; Telephones moved up by 25 cents at $384.

Shipping Wheelocks gained 10 cents at $9.85.

HONGKONG

STOCK EXCHANGE

Our Own Correspondent?

amounted

ap-

Business done at the Hortg→

Stoele kong

Market thla

10 morning

$5,240,000. Noon proximately quotations and the morning's transactions:

E Asia....

Lonbard

100 270

Shares Buyers Sellers Balca 25K Bank

.. 144 1453

120 1440

RO 1445

75 Gr 1450

40

3455

210

1450

601

1450

20 1150

London Reg. Cra1⁄4 Vibro

200

こられ

100 270

28.20

0.10

9.73

2000 a 9.70

9000 & 9.70

1800 931

4000 B

2000 900

4000

03

117

110

400 10

1200 110

2000 110

400 120

200 110

Docks, Wharves and Godowns, Hongkong Wharves Increased by 40

Wharf Co., Waterboat Wheelock

at $274 (sellers); Docks ained $1 at $110; Taikoo Docks went un by $115 at 7215; Pro- vidents gained 40 cents at $24.10.

fotels, Lands and Buildings HK Dock - Hongkong Hotels Lost 25 cents at $414; Lands Increased by $2 at $75 Realties gained" 25 cents at 1,925,

Todustrials: Cements gained ($115 at $0415.

Stores: Dairy Farms lost 50 stayed cents at $32%; Watsons steady at $30% (buyers); Lane Crawfords lost $424.

[00

Provident

24.10 24.30

300 118

130 24.10 2282 or 24.30 1090024.37 500 24.40

24.0

The market was higher from the start, made bigger gains as steels met demand, and finish- ed the day with a rush of dealings accompanied by a lato. ticker tape, with

many stocks below their best,

of 1,271 Irsuce traded, 579 advanced and 427 declined,

New highs for the year totalled 42 and new lows 11.

London, Dec. 29.

Stocks closed with a mixed appearance today as a late rally checked the murkot's gentle decline early in the day.

Steels, rubbers, engineerings and textiles gained some ground while shipping shoes, breweries, aver-tens, aircrafts and movie stocks were dull, Tobnecas lost tiny fractions.

The Associated Press age at 60 stocks rore 70.10 220.00 with the industrials unchanged, rails up 50 and utiles up 90 to a new high for the year.

Volumo was 4.34 million shares compared with 3.82 mil- llon yesterday,--AP.

New subsidiary

Richmond, Va., Dec. 20.

Robert Shaw-Fulton Tho Controls Comparty has formed

in now subsiellary to manufac- ture automatic controls L

Japan, the company announced here today.

The new subsidiary, to be known as Robertshaw Orient Linted, is the result of an between Robert agreement Shaw-Fulton, a leading U.S. manufacturer of control devices, and

of prominent Group Japaniore interests, among them Toyo Menka Kolsha Limited, one of the largest Japanese Arading comparues,

It

Tatsuo Ninayang `of Tokyo, formerly sales agent foo Robert- shaw products in Japan, will also be associated in the new Mail undertaking. - China Spectul,

Unit trust

HC Intel

HK Land..

41744

4122

400 70X

First Hongkong Fund:

200

Buyer Price

$1.07

1400

Soller Price

$1.14

7015

1000 331

700 or 34

cents at

Cotions: Textiles gained 10 $8.10; Nanyangs gained cents 120 cents at $13.00. outside Investments: International In- vestments gained 10 cents at $10.70; Allied gained five cents

$8.15; HEFE Investments Yawnati gained 30 cents at $15.

at

Market diary

The White House said the pre- sent sliding-scale reliedule re- scas markels. No so for sulted in an average levy of 45 quoted per cent on all imparts in 1950. Based on 1959 trade figures, the

Friday: For the day before mean new rates would

the holiday, trading was parti- of 40

per cent

oncularly brisk which showed fabrles worth more than $2 a that yesterday's selling was for rubber | pound' and more than 37 per "holiday" money. No particular

were price changes

marked. Lands recovered a little at sea-

Mr Mueller said in letters to history in 1900, it was an un- the because enncerned satisfactory gear 1,000 businessmen

was largely the with foreign trade that unly 10 high output

of orders placed threo In London, the rubber market per cent of the nation's exports result

was steady with spot quoted at avenge years ago. and imporis were carried in

To the end of November now | 25-9/16 pence. American vessṭis-China Mail orders, in the face of flerce Special.

the In Amsterdam,

overseas competition, exceeded market was steady today,UPI. cent for cheaper fobrics-UPÍ.

That beautiful car

110

190

129 001

1100 e 120

100112

+

Полия

212

100 or 113

100 113

10 Trom

219

34 000 # 33!1⁄2

Nanyanub Amal.

13.70

800

2000

200

2000

1200

2000 47.20

1100 of

30

300329 VO 1960 AN 1000 30

120 50

terday's losses and Cements re- Ch. Light. 27.10 27.30 gistered small gains. The un-

dertone was strong and turn-

was approximately Electric $4,000,000.00. Dividend

&

2000 L 5.05 2000 8.05

9000 * 1.70

1000 7.10

1000 7.10

600 CA 73

Golds found early support bul

the movement petered out by the final bell. Coppers stayed dull Oils were mixed.

Government bonda steadied. Foreign bonds were neglected. Dollar stocks showed Batall gains-UPI.

Closing prices

1. Consolidated--€43-15/18. 31. Conversion 59, B, Savings 1995/65-£90. 29 Savinice 1960/70-£18-7/16. 1835/75-£71-7/10. 3.

Banks & Insurances Barclaya Ord-070. Chartered Bank—47# 3d, Hongkong Bank-£729%. Lloyds Bank—70% Pd. Lombard Banking Ord-17 ch Union Insurance- £77-

Oil Burmalı OU—38x Royal Dutcta==£11.4%,

Steels Engineerine Babcock & Wilcox Ord-221 11⁄21⁄2d. United Steel-74. Vickers Ord-284.235d. Industriais Anse. Elee, Industries-39% 9. Assoc. Portland Cement-09_201jd. Boardman Marden Ord—a på. " Britlalt Motor Ord--14 Coats 13.4 P'), Ordmäệu Det.

Could, Ord-12 d.

.

Rue Onisa lisd.. Dunlop Rubber Ord-211 101. Bies, & Blus. Industries-431 34. Ford Moter Ord---1428 86. Gliman Holdings! Ord-34. Great Univerași Ord.--606. Hawker Biddrley Ord-200 750.

"A" Ord-$74.

Marks & SP37 10.

Redifusion

Rolls-Royce43) 4358. Standard-Triumpli-or 1011⁄2d; Untever Ort-1465 ed. Woolworth Ord-60s U

Mines

De Beer Def~~1864 31. Petaling Tin- od

Miscellaneou

Bowinaker Ords, Canadian Pacific Ord-30%. Hongkong & China Gas-15.

•Indo-Chinn Def. OrdZA. P. & O. Steam 44.

Nav

Det.-41

-Truter-

quiet

43° at sports car speeds.

anda

long distance rus.

get up to 40 mpg.

In all, I found the Volvo to be about the best value of any Car I have yet tested. It would.

Its hill climbing ability is exceptional and the gears warrain obviously designed with bilir | fumpti. conditions in mms. Third gear mpg and un a ton is all one needs to climb the avy metal Peak, apart from changes into

2nd at the hairpin bands. its strength On some strop pinches along -enclosing, Peak roads 2nd gear showod eats the ita versatility and power when

bo the cheapest sports unidos y has from rolling speed it could pick

car of its capseity without gra to 40 mph

of the luxury štúngs included. oofed up and accelerate

It 19 short distance. that

as standard equipment. Kuszy, stable at

Cha to drive and save. road'| brakeenammidt and fade wild ond

W

Showroom, Sales & Service EKMAN MOTORS

141, King's Road Hongkong

Showroom open daily including: Saturday until 8 p.m., Sunday until 6 p.m.

VOLVO

from Sweden

over

Bonus Announcements dar- ing the week: Amoy Canning Telephone 2nd Interim year 1900 50c pet sliare.

30% 3912

Wedesday: The noticeable festure of today's strong mar-

the large number, c.1 Cement 65

kel

was

of buyers and the absence of Had it been otherwise, sellers. the volume might early, haye been doubled. The sellers who did appear would rot concedo a point from tip top prices and barguim which were concluded were at enhanced prices. Lands again were in demand follow. ing the official announcement of the Hotel plans. Utilities were active 'nhd Gilmans gain- ed a traction Turnover was over $3,000,000.00,

Thursday: The market main- tained the same firm tone of recent weeks. The number of bargains was high but quan- |titlog were

ices a úttle usual.

Buycza etili

than

pre-

| dominated with reluctant sel- lers resulting in further small Tum- gains on a wilde front.

over

was

$5,000,000.00.

approximately

Exchange rates

1

New

000118 180116 100 à 119 420 de 139 100 120

1000 ar 38* 2015 30 1800 30%

400

sa 301.

1000393%

100 60 3935

500 3712

60 1200 63.

Watson Allfell Inv. Textile.....

Rub. Truxi 7,05

500 of 33

1000 4000 1 1000

14000

4000 5

1000 B 1000

5.30 1000

13.70

B85

Talkoo Deck 73 1316 400 73

1900 61 736 Humphrey 45.00 26 300 25.50 Realty ... 1.915 195 5000 1.05

1003 L 1.975

New York

cotton

New York, Dec. 29.

Cotton futures edged down-

word in continued

dealings today,

At the close the list ruled four

to 10 points lower, Opening this

IK Gas... 18.30 10.40 1000 14.30 morning two points lower to un- 400 13.40 changed. New Orleans futures 2310 12 Anished Ave to 10 points lower. 3000 * 19.40 1 215 2.325 2000 2.823 Underwriters 1112

Cilman

ΣΕΚ Ε ΓΕ

Invest

Inul Day, 2. 10.10

11

2700

60

Star Ferry

Dalry

Form

33 23

1000 P

15.30 13.90

1:2.00

187

Lane, Craw,

Yesterday's Closing

Macro Elee

Some selling by the trade developed in nearby positions

a result of the increase in the certificated stock to 25,098 bale's at of December 28 with an addi- itional 9,340 bales awaiting certi

fication-UPI,

COMMODITY PRICES

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

LONDON Closing rates:

New York

Montreal

Amsterdam

Brumela

Copenhagen Frankfurt

Lubon

ملون

28011-2.0012 2.2015 -2.7934 10861-10.4 139335=130.31

10.33-18.36 11.00-14.00%

DO.20-80.30

Dualnom vas done in the local uncficial exchange market this morning at the following rates:

U.S. dollar (per (1)

20.0235-30.023%

Paris

Sterling nožem iper £1). Australian notes (per Ét)) Indonesian rupiah (per 100) Blah teal (per 100) Bingapore leuita)

tookhoun Milan Vienna Zurich

1973-11,75k 1631-14.0018

176036-174032

10.011-12.0145

12.03

2.70 3.10 1,03

Agreed merchant

rates

METALS

-LONDON

Closing prices, all in starting

Canadian 3 Maximum Selling per long lon: 17-11/82, Minimum Buying, 179) To

10/82, T/T; 1751/2, 6/5.

Buyer Sellers

3-month Copper

Spot

3 month

・Lord and tif"

Dec.

3-month

Zine 2nd half

Пес.

3-month

78611

COTTON

NEW YORK

Closing prices all in cents per 1b.:

Epol: 32.35; Mar: 2.15; May: 2241: Judy: Oct: 13.53: Dec: 33.63; Dear: 13711) May: 39.00: July: 53.00.

NEW ORLEANS

July 24.10; Oct: 2420; Deo: 04.25.

RUBBER

Rex

NEW YORK rubber futures

closing prices, all in cents per lb.:

Jan: 20.75; Alat: 20.93; May: 20.10: July: 20.30; Sept: 29.05 Nav: 20.20.

LONDON

Closing prices all in pence per

No. 1 s spot

1b:

20-9/10

Baitement house term:

Jan/Mar:

Apt/Jun

July/Sept.

Nov/Dec.

Jan/Feb.

Jan,

Extato crepe trun Jan,

Closing prices all in cents per } = Akherai märkais, cit. baus, partir

ib.:

put: 20.00; Mar; 2210; May: 22.57; Mar. July: : Oct 33.10.

LIVERPOOL,

Closing prices all in pence per

· American Continet

Deo: 12.79 Mar: MM; May: £2.1);

July: 21.00 Out: 2248) Deo? 23.03.

[Mixed Cpoirsek

Deo: kày. MAY: HAU; MKY: 2943;

thick dan... AMSTERDAM

15:204%

Closing prices all in guilders

per kilogram, c.l.f. Janz

Ko, 1 rubber

No. 4 rubber

tyo. 2 Hibber.

'crepe

2.10.yel

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