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HUGE ALL STAR
BRITISH EMPIRE
UPTURN IN TRADE OF COLONY SEEMS DEFINITELY CONFIRMED
Japan's imports into Hong Kong during Jan- uary were greater than those of the entire British Empire.
SIGNS OF A STEADY IMPROVEMENT IN THE COLONY'S TRADE, WHICH RECAME APPARENT TOWARDS THE CLOSE OF LAST YEAR, ARE AMPLY CONFIRMED.
These are the principal facts to be gathered from the Colony's trade figures for January, 1937, officially released yesterday.
Imports during the month were
up by $6.200,000 in terms of local!
dollars and by $300,000 expressed HIGHER WAGES
in sterling, while the exports show-
ed an even sharper rise by $10.- SHORTER HOURS
000,000 or £600,000.
Foodstuffs were represented by $2,500,000 of the rise both in im- perts and exports.
Piecegoods importations were up by more than $1,300,000 to $5,120,- 000 during the month and exports
U.S. Steel Costs
To Rise
New York, To-day. Higher wages and shorter hours
in this sphere increased by some now adopted by the entire steel in- dustry are reliably estimated to be $800,000 to $3,170,000.
Especially interesting are figures costing nearly $150,000,000 a year. This huge figure is expected to showing that Australia's imports to Hong Kong during January were increase the cost of production by nearly 200 per cent. greater than an average of $4 a tou.
An increase in prices is expect- in the same month of 1936, that Canada's imports were
nearly ed on Friday-Reuter.
doubled, East Africa nearly doubl-
ed, the United Kingdom up by some CHINESE AND $200,000, India by $50,000 while JAPANESE ARMY Malaya's exports rose to $606;500:
A commensurate rise in Hong
MISSIONS IN
Kong's exports to Empire countries TURKEY was also noted.
Istanbul, To-day. Japan also showed a great im-
Both Chinese and Japanese mi- provement, her exports to Honglitary missions have arrived here Kong being up by some $2,000,000 on a visit to Turkish military insti-
cent. increase.
Biggest sufferer in the figures is the United States, a fact chiefly accounted for
by
tutions.
to over $5,500,000, while she took more than $1,100,000 additional
The Chinese mission is composed imports from Hong Kong, repre of General Chen Chi-tang, former senting more than a hundred per Canton war lord, Colonel Wen Tai- hua and Colonel Chi Kwai-leung, while the Japanese mission consists of Colonel Takeyu Murakawa, Cap- the shipping and tain Seiichi Kabayashi and Captain motor strikes, which kept Hong Tadataka Miyamoto. Kong's import figures considerably lower than otherwise they would Among the institutions they will have been. The exports of the Unit visit is the military academy at An- kara, where Kemal Ataturk and his obtained ed States to Hong Kong totalled
military collaborators only $1,784,480 during the month, their military education. as compared with $4,685,000 Last
The missions are chiefly interest- year. Her imports from Honged in the reforms introduced by the Kong in the same period rose from Kemalists in the Turkish army, navy $2,379,623 in 1936 to $2,783,141 in and air force, as well as the mul- titude of military schools through- out the country and various flying
1937.
Official Statement.
The Imports and Exports De-and gliding schools Reuter.
partment (Statistical Branch) re- ports that the combined values of
imports and exports of merchan dise as declared during the month
of January, 1937, totalled $74 mil- lions (£4.6 millions) as compared with $57.4 millions (£3.7 millions) in January, 1936.
FIRESTONE TYRE FACTORY SHUT
Action By Company
Akron, To-day.
In terms of local currency the
The number two plant of the Fire- total visible trade of the Colony increased by 28.3 per cent in stone Tyre and Rubber Company January, 1937 as compared with has shut down, rendering 2,000 January, 1936, and by 24.3 per cent. workers idle.
in terms of sterling.
The Company states that produc-. Imports of Merchandise totalled tion has been interrupted by some $39.9 millions. ($2.5 millions) as of the employees attempting to force
thers to join their organisations compared with $33.7 millions (£2.2 millions, and exports $34.1 millions Reuter.
(22.1 millions) as compared with $23.6 millions (£1.5 millions)
Treasure during the months Imports increased by 18.4 per January, 1937 and
in terms
local currency,
in terms of-
by 44.5
loca cent m
1936:
209,205.
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