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HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

by

Our Own Corresp

Business done at the Hong-

morning amounted to appro-

ximately

quotations

ti ansactions;

Lot. Reg. 1600

Whart Taikoo Dock

212

THE CHINA MAIL,

A WORKER'S REWARD IN EIGHT COUNTRIES

Manufacturing Industry

ESTIMATED

ESTIMATED

AVCHAGE: HOURLY: AVERAGE" WEEKLY.

EARNINGS

Stock Exchango

$1,050,000, art the

this Noor mom/ng's

HOURS WORKED

BRITAIN

6s 3d

46.1

sharer

Buyara Soliera

FLK Bank

1705 1700

BL 70

401793

1101703

USA

19s 2d

40.3

1821299

40+ 0

SIK Bank

Lombard u

W. GERMANY

5s 6d

45.8

200

20

TO

noo er 722

1400 75

400 u 7515

400 475

BELGIUM

5s 3d

44.2

139413",

610 18.49

FRANCE

5s 2d

44.9

000 181

4000 or 12.10

2000 - 12

3000 11.00

ITALY

4s 5d

447

HK Dock

120

130

100 130

309

130

8001 6 27.30

100 67 27.40

HOLLAND

4s 10

46.4

1000 14 27.30

11 Hotel.. 44%

45

2000 e 15

JAPAN

2s 3d

50.0

JK G

...

18.49

400 73

$400 + 75!

10% 10g in

Wheelock 11.00 11.00 7000 $2

C. Provident 21.20 21.30 42 i 21.40

IIK Land

$1.

12), 03!

Taunali Younati (Now)

107 IM

150

130

HK Tiam. 53 35

100 40 5004014 500 45

200 31 400 (

100 na

1821

200 136

44 12

100 14

400 (-2

100G Y

250

4. [אך

Sun 35

Ci

1.2ght 230 20.30

=

200 20.40

500 60

4:00 201

EOD M 1400 m 29.70 SOOK DE 20 76

1500 29.40

1000 ur 29.2 1100 or 32:

303

17000 32

1500

Electric.. 31

Telephone 447 4474

_{New}

G.1. Cement

500 44

-dan Express Service).

NEW YORK STOCK

MARKET

The following are today's

stock market:

Closing prices

Chernles)s

200... 45

po 441

Allied

72

1706

All Chalmers

2500

Daley Farm 35!.

36

500 F 30

Am. Gan & Biverie

500

36

Am. Mach. & dry. American Melat

American Sinesting

WO:918.... Allied Inv..

9.10 1.13

2000 2 0.05

1000 9.10

Textlie....

Aner. & Forg, Power

Anpewica Copper

Nengang. Amal. tub.

1300 13.00

7.15 1.20

100 N 301.

2014 36

2000 1.10

2000 o 9.1A 300

9.15

3000 440.JU Booě ná 8.20

22000 40 81%,

2000. B's 2000 - 1.21) 2000.R.19 1000 or 13.80 2000 13.70 4x720 707 5000 71% 5000

Ant. Sugar Hef American Tol & Tel

American Tub

Anne Strel Armour

Baldwin-trim-28 uzzi

Bendix Aviation Corp.

Cat. Tractor

Celanese Corp.

4 5.10

:

PRICES

New York, Feb. 6. prices on the New York

McDonnell Aberaft

heat fron Corp.

atenteertin)

15

WJ

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1961.

London Japan, Germany stocks ahead of U.S. in

advance some methods

London, Feb. 6. Stocks today resumed last Friday's advance ond showed favourable prices buyers found the market short of stock.

.01

cat recently Jaded THE

advance Joined the equities white gold mining equitics favoured the downside.

Blue chip gains were offset, however, by drops in engineer ing stocks, textiles, stores and

breweries.

In spite of a strong showing by General Motors and Standard Oil, dollar stocks tended duil.

into reverse on Golds went news of a sharp drop in the free market price plus the absence of any lead from the Cape, where a new market was being opened in Johannesburg-UPI.

Closing prices

British Government Sceurikes 2 Consolidated 12-13/10. 3%, Converxion-£57. 2. Bavings 1955/65-903. cor. 3. Savings 1060/70777. 3%, Baving 1965/13-70%.

Overseas Bande

3%, German Duwen)--LOU!. 37. Japanese, Amented-197

Banks & Insurances

Barclays Ord-69 14. Chartered Bank- Du Guartian Akrutango--135 d. Jongkang Dank-£891⁄2. Lloyds Bank--73

Lombard Banking Ord-for $1. Brilih Petroleuin-128. Jumal C-42. Shell Transport Ord-1434 Br. Royal Dutcli~£13-15/19. Utfransar Company-30% Get-

Steels & Engineering Babruck Wileax Ord~~31. Harland & Wolf Ord-20s 41ad. United Steel-12x Vickers Ord-d.

Electric

Acnoe. Elee, Industries--405 Gd Mec. & Mun industries-4k 3d. English Eircle Ordi. General Electric Ord-in D,

Industrials

Arsoc. Portland Cenient-75 1015d. Dunlop Rubber Ord-23 3d. Turner & Newall Ord-02 10120. Unilever Ord-1578 3!4d. mternational Computer-725 d.

Boardman, Marden Orda Horax (Holding)-20% 150. Carreras "B" Ord-43 450. Fine Splaners Ord-la Gihnan (Holdings) Ord-370. Josuar Cara Ord-81s 30. Moor Empires Drd-12 d. Rediffusion Ord-40% Gd. Spicers Ord-37 10d. Standard-Triumph-11. Wighting Teape Ord-943 04. forestal Land-12 3d. fundson's Bay CS-7/16. Westland Aircran-15% 9.

Chemicals

De La Rue Ord-50% od.

Tobaccos

Brish-Amer. Tub. Ord-001. Imperial Tubbacco Ord-70s 720.

Motors

Brill Motor On-17# 40. Rolls-Royce Ord-434 36.

Hawker Siddeley Ord-20% 3.

0:4

24

$50xd

2271

Montgomery Ward

car.

Maturula Inc.

BUT,

10

National Cash leg. "A"

75

Mi

151

National Dairy Prod.

174

Sauma Læmi

13

X

New York Central

17

CA).

on Mathieson

€25%

3271

11330

Os Ervators

6314

Owen-itnog Glass

12!1

Pacific Gas & Elec.

D

4011

60 xd

Eu American Airways

2014

421

Paramount Pictureg

1414

Price Dwiz Ca

Baltimore & Ohio

301

Penn. S-1

Co.

31%

Beneclat Finance

3627

Pullip Morris

04:5

Pablicker udustries

37

Bethlehem Steel

44

Boeing Airplane

40

Radio Corporation

Monsanto Chemical Ord-26 4110, Imperial Chemtrai Ord-795 100. Paper

Campbell Soup Ch

Republic Steel

Bowater Paper D-44 kl.

Canadian Pacing Care (J. 1. Co.

Ski Tobaven

to

When Ma.

Sears, Roebuck & Co.

apis Shell Oll Co.

46

Cloyster. Moturs

Saint Reg. Paper

3813

GOOD 720

Colgate-Palmolive Co.

3

Bent Paper

INST

Colombies Carbon Co.

50

Sinclair Qu

431

Consolidated Ellion

Seceny Mobil O

49

Crawn Zellerbach

53

South Purrio leo Sugar

17

Stithem Co. (The

30

Southers Nahiral Gas

33%

Southern Railway (Cont.)

74

Sperry Hand

20512

Standard Brands

210

Stautard Oil of Chal.

33

Standard Ol of Ind.

51

Siamrard 01 of NJ

4

71507.

80. Steep Hoek..

75%

75

| Staff baker-Packard Corp.

T

3315 | Swin &

167

Texas Co.

401 Tide Water Oil

Twentieth Century Fox Film Then Carbide

1261

P. & C. Steam

2014 Union Pacie

alway

30%

Stoll Theatres-pa 11⁄2d

4:34

Mines

300

50515

2

GO

3)

BY

4014

4011

-UPL

Lane Craw 4535

47

2000 47

00042

Gentral Electric

Rub. Trist 3 03

1.10 4009

3000 8.10 1.10

2000 201

1000 20.40 2.10 213 050002.875

Humphrey 4130 200

Healty

JIK & FE

Gilman

2000 2.475 300012 15

2000 2.113

GOD 4 2125 100002210 10000 2.125 3000 2.15

15000 2.133

17.0 18.10 301 10

343273 6000 320

70003275 10000 30 31 10000 3.273

Kelantan Underwriters 12,10

Inti lay.

13 13.0

Union Whoat 30% Star Ferry 20

Call. Mack

(Ordi Vibro

2010 32 92000 er 3.270 150003

Cuban Agier. Sugar

Diamond Alkal Dougten Airerati Dow Chemical

Dupont de Nemours

Fastman Kodak

Family Finance Corp. First Nat, Chy Nank

General Fed's

General Mulois

Gen. Pub. Unl

Caulden C

Goodrich . F.) Ca. Codyear Tyre Heylen Newer Corp. Homeslake Mithing Ca Ingersoll-Rand

Inland Steel Cn.

Int'l Business Machines

Int Harvester

International Nickel

40X3275 International Paper

1000 2.15

In Tel & Tus

Juha-Manville Co

Kansas C. Power & Light Kennecutt

Kimberly Clar

Loews incorp,

405 | Umart Arenait

45% nitrd Frulf 207 | linked Gia Coral

US. Gypum

5. Are Co

40 S. Buyer 31.5. Smelting 47lus. Steel... 41, 1 Apr Bret

Westing115.0

Wertern Union Tel, Cu. Wfworth (K.W.)

Inv.

230

20

200

643

Lockheed Aircraft

321,

ศ.

Lone Star L'ément to Lowenstein & Sons,

15'

P.O

ORIENT

LINES

EMBARKATION NOTICE

R.M.S. "CANTON"

EMBARKATION: The ship will be berthed at No. 1

SAILS:

BAGGAGE:

Pier, Kowloon Wharf. Passengers should embark between 2.30 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 8th Febru- ary, 1961.

The ship is expected to sail at 5.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 8th February, 1961.

|

Chl=

French currency

reserves exceed foreign debts

Paris, Feb. 6.

Textiles Calico Printers Ord-151 195d. Coats J. & P.) Ord-60s ind. Courtaulds Ord-13. Lancashire Culton On!—60ɔ 34.

Blores

Great Univemal Ord-62% 3 Lyons (1) "A" Ord-944 74. Marks & Spencer "A" Ord

Wool (F.W.) Ond--60+ ffyd.

Attccettaneque

Bowmaker and 2% foijd. Hongkong & China Gas-1. Indo-China Def. Ord-23 30. Land Securities Ord-20

Nav. Det.40s

De Beers Def–155. Hic,

Peiling Tia-Ra 10d.

Rio Tinto Bester)-£3-6/31.

- Roan Antelope

Welkani Gold Baper-5 71,0.

Western Holdings—148% 15

Rubbers & Tes

4120

Anglo Indonezina Pent,-- 30. Ceylon Tea Ord-204 34. Imperial Tea Ord--14 od Kuala Lumpur-Kepong-da đủ. Lambak Rubber-450.

--Router..

ANSPORTAT

of production Airline will cater

Washington, Feb. 6.

Some nations are "running rings" around the United States in the modern-method produc- tion of certain goods, Commerce Secretary Luther G. Hodges said yesterday.

Both Japan and Germany have developed superior Indus- trial complexes, he said, And America will be in trouble un-

les

is busincases becomes more competitive.

Carolina The former North Kovernor said U.S. firms already export are priced out of the market in aome fields, such as soft goods and electronies.com. ponents.

Calling for a

strengthening

of the Industrial machine, hu sald President Kennedy pro. bably will recommend a pro- businosa tax revision

which ould help bring this

He said he personally recommended to Kennedy

the depreciation

to various

Textile continental tastes

market

quiet

New York, Fob. 6. about. The cotton textilo market

bas

was quior today, with #molt

spot business in other print cloths and fabrics noted.

change schedule

in

businesses

in make

more

U.S. competitive

with other

nations who

now

are far superior "along certain lines,"

television

BEST EXAMPLES

Hodges said in a interview:

"The economy of West Ger- many and Japan are two of the best examples of those we have alded in the past and who now inve

machine эл industrial more modern than ours,

"Until we can take the other 50 per cent of our industrial machine in this country and put eficient, competitive basis, we are going to have trouble. But if we do that we are going to be in better shape." Bringing this about, he said, to challenge labour In "going for cutting out featherbedding and restrictive practices of other kinds, and doing a better job of productivity."

it on an

He said

the United States

must carry on its interna- tional trade "If this country la going to maintain is loader- ship."

On domestic questions, Hodges said he didn't see much hope for lowering the cost of living in 1981. But he did say attack the government should the spiraling Increase of costs and wages.

CAR INDUSTRY

He agreed that there

would

be a struggle in the car Indus- try this year.

He indicated that both sides, labour and management, would be told that "there are certola situations including this inter- national competition we must mee" and that he hoped thu would have "some effect on both sides."

Bidding persisted for print cloths

As from this month, Air India introduces "continental modifications" on their food catering for passengers in flight in response to the growing need of passengers from Europe to Hongkong.

The now innovations In All catering renders it possible for the airline to satisfy many tourists

arc who European coining Eust

increasing in numbers and yet insisting on food of French, Spanish, Italin and even Russian origins,

The catering department of airline has been kept busy for third and fourth recently for a complete change- quarter delivery but they were over as a result of one-and-a-

research into rejected in most cases, accordiinginif years to markel observers.

RELUCTANT

Mills were reluctant to sell for ahead at current levels be- cause they expect to pay higher prices for raw cotton from the 1981 cotton crop. A possibility of another texule wage increase was also a restraining influence on mills.

The wool goods market was dull,

In synthetics, the feature was a continued good demand for rayon fiament fabrics although at levels under prices generally quotest by mills-AP

Bid to take

over Ghana

gold mines

London, Feb. 6. A London firm of merchant bankers said tonight they had been authorised by the government of Ghand to lay before gold mining companies in Ghana pro- posals for the acquisition sharo of their entire capital.

Ghana."

FUTURE

problem by Mr J, M. C. Helder, n Dutch expert-with a quarter of a century's experience alr- line catering

to

From now on, All can nol only enter the Muslims, vegetarians, puritan vegetarians who eat only what grows above the earth surture, und ordinary Asiatics, but also all Frenchmen, Italians, Spaniards, and even Russluna.

Civil engineering equipment for tran

An Iranian firm of contrac- tors has ordered two road surfacing machines and a mobila rock crushing o U.K. cn- piant from gineering company.

'The unita pro tractor- mounted paying machines encl capable of leging a level and uniform surface at a gute of 80 (British) tons of material an hour.

The tractor unit is a 08.9 hp. diesel with six speed box. The machines will kay from five to 43 feet a minute and depths can be varied from 1 inch to six inches. The width of the surface laid is variable from three feet lo 12 feet.

In operation, the drive among the new the cutter compactor bar the Khosher hydraulically controlled.

And

arc

The

road

for

0

A specialty innovations is

plants are also sulted for: meal--a diet prepared by process in which no part of the and runway surfacing and

touched by the "po" work, where surfaces food is ever human hond,

have had to be disturbed.

The crushing machine is This is made rendy specif- complete

which plant cally for Jewish passengers who handle material

straight from formerly would fly with their the quarry or be used to inch own stacks without touching Д process begun In another

the airline's catering,

Dearth of orders for a few years

Now York, Feb. 6. The shipbuilding

throughout

tho

a

can

are

plant. The crusher jaws

with 24 in. x 24 in. x 10 in.. 10 in. crushing rolls, a three deck vibrating screen, and side delivery conveyor. It weighs nearly 22 tons and output is be- tween PD and 120 tons of ma- terial an hour.

fol-

The orders were placed industry lowing a visit to Britain by the director of the world managing

faces the prospect of a Iranian Arm, Ekbolan-LPS. dearth of now orders for

at feast the next few yours, Mr David Brown told

the 99th annual moeting of the American Bureau of Shipping after

his re-election as Presid- ent of that body.

Boac reduces

cargo rates

or

Shippers using Boac services are now able to fly froight between the U.K. and North America, and Lon don and Tokyo (via tho Pacific the Atlantic route) at reduced rates. Trans-Atlantic specific com- between London modity rates

have been re- and Montreal

U.S. duced an average of $ centa per kilo, bringing them in ling with those between London Shippers may Mr Brown pointed

out that and New York.

Eclect the gateway US shipbuliding last year was now also marked by

Merchant tonnage in the world fleets is now at an all- time high, Mr Brown told

of the group, noting members particularly that all tankers comprise atmost

a third of the total and that the postwar development of ore carriers has now reached a peak.

The Arm-Philip Hill, liggin- son, Earlangers, Limited-sald In union agrees to holy in a statement that they had "the financial wage demands down, he said, been examining

problems affecting certain sectors the car companies should be

of the gold mining industry in told to do the same thing with I prices.

feels Hodges sald Kennedy

itself can that the country move forward, and move for- Tho statement continued: word vigorously." But at the The

of Gliana Government moment, he said, "we are in intends to discuss with The

a transition from nearest their delivery point even bad shape. comparatively, and mining companies the

futuro think Mr Kennedy's idea was

freighter if that entalis erosting the U.S. mines tanker building to these management of to tell the truth about cer and will, in

consultation with production. China Mall Special. Canadian border. 'fain phases."'—UPI.

them, seck to ensure continued employment for the present managers

COMMODITY PRICES

RUBBER

AprJune

LONDON

2314-24

2311-24

2337-54

Oct. Dec

afar.

and

warkers

Ghand both

Europears

in and

African."

The companies concerned in- clude Biblani (1927) Ltd,

24,75

24.00

24.85

-UPL

METALS

LONDON

Closing prices, all in rterling

Closing prices all in pence per For the first time since the b

No. 1 na spot ........... and of World War Two, Bettlemeni house term: Franco's gold and foreign | Mar. currency reserves rose at July/Sept.

24-2014 per long ton. 2416-2414 the end of January above Nov/Dec. Jan./Feb.

2416-241% General markets, c.l.f. basis, ports: the country's foreign debt, was announced here

2831 today.

25

it

Feb. Mar. Eatalo Creрo

25

min Feb.

thfek Feb.

No. 1 rubber No. 1 rugher

No. 3 rubber No. 1 Tepe

Buyers Belleza

Tin.

spot

737

3-month

*pd

7001

231;

Copper, sjot

notli

221

Lead.

woot 3-nonili

ZMr.

#pot

0014

3-montli

--UPI.

All unchanged

UPL

As of January 31. France's

AMSTERDAM monetary retærves increased to $2,143,000,000 slightly above the Closing prices all in guilders foreign debt which amounts to per kilogram e.l.f. Feb.:

thall half $2,109,000,000, more of which is owed to the United States.

*During the Should be sent to the Hongkong & French reserves rose Kowloon Wharf Co.'s Godown (No. 2 200,000 spite an antielpated oł $17,100,000 Gate), Canton Road, by 5.00 p.m, on rehnbursement

representing the remainder of a Tuesday, 7th February, 1961.

doul incurred within the former Europtun Payments Union for Los made by Austria, Dres nark and Norway.

SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Agents:

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. OF HONG KONG LTD.

Telophone: 35211/9.

como

monui, by $73,-

At the end of the

month, France's foreign debt stood as 10 follows: $1,000,000,000 owed the United States to be reim- bursed by 1807; $220,000,000 to the World Bank, repayable up to 1075 and $310,000,030 to the EPU, repayable within the next four years-AFP.

COTTON

LIVERPOOL Closing prices ail in pence

American Contract

per lb.:

Mar.

July

73.20

200

217

2140

Dee. Mark

21113

2452

Mixed Contrzel

230

23.03

FOREIGN EXCHANGE,

LONDON

Closing rates: New York..... Montreal Amsterdam Brussels Copenhagen Frankfurt Lisbon Oslo

Binckholm

| Milan

Vienna Zatich

9.00-1/16-2.80-3/10. 277-11/10-3.77-13/18 | 10.896-10.00 110.72-139.77|| 19.3476-19

00.30-6,30 2001 13.7746-18.727% 1440-1447Y

Railway firm's offer accepted

Cloveland, Feb. 6.

Amalgamated Banket Areas The Chesapeake and Ohio

Lid, Aristos Gold Mines (1920) Lict, Bremant Gold Dredging Co. I4d and Ghana

Main Reet Lid--Reuter.

Layoffs at car plant

In addition, the range of freight covered by "commodity rotes between London und Tokyo hos been extended. These special low rates apply to shipments of 45 kilos (99 lbs) ór more.

Commodities lo which this special scale of chargen applies Include apparel, office machin

Railway has won accept- anca of its exchange offer cosmetics, optient goods, costume jewellery, compuling from holders of at least 64 machines, electrical appliances, por cont of the shores of chemicals, drugs, musical Ins Baltimore and Ohio Roll-truments, machinery and tools. These reductions in cargo road, Walter J. Tuohy re-rates had 1001 as another year ported today.

of improved facilitles for Bont's freight customers. In 1900 the Corporation was able to offer better equipment, greater capa-

Tuohy released the results of preliminary tabulations follow- Ing a board of directors mireung here. The C and ✪ official said that "through the exchange of

Chlengo, Feb. 6. American Motors Corpora- C and O shares for Band

tion announced that it will shares the two aliroatis will the first close down all automobile/become allated as manufacturing operations step to merger." The c and O is expected shortly to pelltion at ils Milwaukee and the Interstate Commerce Com- Kenosha, Wisconsin, mission to hold hearings on Its plants for one week start-panding application to acquire Ing today. Some 20,000 stock control of the D and O

UPI, workers will be idled. Upon roturn Lo work on sche- February 13, production dules will be cut nine per cent and a number of employees will

be laid off indefinitely.

Roy D Chapin, executive

Record

exports of office equipment

vice-president of automotive Duting 1960 Britain's offica

gakl the latest operations, closing was to bring feld "realistio" Inventories Inlo aliment with: einrent spies.

American Motors production currently is running 1,718 unita daily-China Mail Special

Unit trust

Flest Hongkong Fund: Buyer Price: $1.18,

Seller Price: $1.20.

elty, increased flight frequeneles as well as lower rates than its freight customers had previous- ly enjoyed.

Marples on flags of convenience issue' London, Fob. 1. Minister of Transport Emest Marples today rofusad to approach the Now Ameri- - administration the controversial question of "Flags of convenienco" until he was ready to do

can

10.

on

machinery Industry in- Marples told insistent opposi- creased its exports by 25tion questioners in the House of por cent ovat the 1959 Commons about ships sailing under fløys of convenience that figures.

even the British Shipping Coun- Exporis for the 12 months ell heid only faint hope for ending December 31, 1900, effective international action at

were 23 million, as against this time.

£27 million for 1950,

Leading qustomern

#ło sald, he would "certainly move" lowand consultation 'and were discussion with the United States USA, and other foreign countries, but Canada and Wekem Germany, only when he thought li ́ was

worth while. UPI,

Australia, South Africa,

LPS.

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