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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1951.

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Pakistan Rupee

Bombay, Feb. 26.

The Reserve Bank of India today announced tho extension of exchango control to Pakistan,

From tomorrow

the Pakistan rupoo

would be treated as a "foreign car. rendy" for all purposes of financial transactions and would be subject to ro- strictions imposed by foreign exchango regals. tans, the Bank suld in a communiqueReuter.

Wall Street Keeps On An Even Keel

New York, Feb. 20. Gains for a fow favourites kept the stock market on an even keel today.

Cuts In Use NEW TRADE

Of Rubber

Washington, Feb. 26.

The National Production Authority today announced it will reduce or eliminate the use of natural rubber in about 40,000 products on March 1.

The agency handed to representatives of the rubber industry a 32-page printed list specifying the percentage of natural rubber which may be used in civilian and some military products.

Smaller size passenger CAT tyres were cut to an average of 15 percent and larger sizes to 22 with percent. This compared about 25 and 35 percent natural rubber in current tyre output.

Use of any natural rubber was barred for most toys, passenger tyre tubes, re-treading material, most bottle stoppers, washing

Wringers, ami dust

HONGKONG

SHARE MARKET

The volume of business trans The use of natural rubber s limited to 85 percent in golf acted on the Stock Exchange balls, 10 percent in baseball cen- this morning was $255,890.50. tres, 81 percent in tennis balls. The half day's business and noon

Thero quotations and 53 percent in inflatable closing athlete balls such as: footballs | follow{—...... and basketballs.

Demand centred on selected | machine automotive, aircraft and utl'lty pans, shares. There were scattered declines. Copper mining issues were lower. Trading was at slow

pace, Benguet Mining was the 14th most active issue, clos-

down at 1%, Ing

Americas Telephone, helped by its report of record 1950 earnings, pushed forward more than a point. In- ternational Telephone also ad- vanced on active dealings, along with American Cable and Radio

which it controls.

Chrysler led the automotive list with an extreme rise of more than two points. Others higher included Consolidated Vulteo, Bocing. Westinghouse Electric, Johns Manville, Ameri. can

Cyanumid and Santa Fc. Some radio television

shares went higher in late buying,

Backward were Youngstown Sheet and Tube, U.S. Steel, Standard Oil, American Smelt- ing. Kennecott, Anaconda Cop- per, Dow Chemical, Montgomery Ward and Southern Pacific.

AGREEMENT

IN FORCE

Karachi, Feb, 20.

The trade agreement signed

bara between India and Pakistan yesterday came into effect today

and la vaild antil June 30, 1952,

grooment, which

it was officially announced.

According to the text of the was feruod Karachi and simultansously in New Delhi, Pakistan will wond 1,500,000 tons of food grains, in- cluding rice and wheat, to India, 120,000 tons of it before the and of next June, as well as an unlimited amount of row cotton. 3,800,000 bales of raw jute, cow hides, sheep skins and other goods, including cottonseed and cottonseed oil-cakes,

return India In

will send Fakistan 2,100,000 tons of coal, 28,000 tons of soft coke, 20,400 tons of pig fron, 100,000 tons of cement and other goods, in- cluding cotton goods, according to authoritative sources here.

The trade pact was con- ncluded on the basis of India's Pakistan's under- recognising valued rupee.

The Pakistan Government announced today that India had accepted at

value the par Pakistan rupee. Exchange con- 123@ 053 trol between the two countries would begin tomorrow. - Rou- ter.

BHARES BUYERS BELLERS SALES BANKS

80 @ 1299 HIC Banc

1270 1200 Elst Asia. 100

Manufacturers were directed to make the "minimum" possible use of natural rubber in a long bot of items ranging from solid INSURANCES aircraft tyres to matresses, gir- dies, dress shields, baby bottle nipples and baby pants.

Mr Leland E. Spencer, NPA's Rubber Director, told reporters the order will hold civilian consumption of natural rubber and latex to about 30,000 tons This compares with a month. $5,000 tons anticipated use in February,

THE OBJECTIVE

However, total use of rub- ber, including synthetic, will be about 90,000 tons in March.

of This is an increase

about 253.18 five per cent from February and 80.30 will result from increased out- from Bynthetic rubber 43.77 put 94.65 plants,

Rall slocks barely moved. Dow Jones averages: 20 Industrials

15 Rails

Stocks

10 Utilities

--Associated Press.

Grain Price

In Chicago

Chicago, Feb. 26. Prices of grain futures .closed here today us follows:

Wheat-price per bushel,

2.48 2.471

Spot March May July September December

2.491

2.631-

244-

0.403%

Com

Spot

1,0712

Match

18232

May July

In Port

September December

Mar. 15.

Rye

May

Mar 30

July

1.86- 1.84 -170%

-1.04.

1.03-1.03

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New York Sugar Futures

New York, Feb. 20. World sugar futures closed today 16 to 22 higher, with sales totalling 528 contracts.

Contract No. 8 closed today to 8 higher, with sales totalling 385 contracts.

Prices closed today as lows:-

Contract No. 4 (world)

March

Many

July

September Spot

May July

The

Mr order is designeủ, Spencer said, to conserve na- tural

stockpiling, rubber for armaments, and industrial items for which demand will increase

the mobilisation

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advances.

programmo

The specifications were de- signed to have the least possiblo effect оп

Canton Jero

Union Underwriters 2.20 3.25

SHIPPING

Asia Nav. DOCKS, ETC.

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N. PL Wharf Dock S'hal Dock Wheelock You gizo LAND, ETC.

HK Hotel..

Humphreys.

UTILITIES

65 c.

1000 @ 75 c.

70

44 0 78

1000 British Car

3

500 @ 20.25

6.70 6.05

Tram ....... 124%

Star Ferry

C. Light (0) 5.90 64 C. Lizit

(Bonus)

5.90

500 42 1.00

6499

Beotri ...... 22! XD 23 XD

STORES, ETC.

Dalry (New)

Watson

L. Chawford 2115 COTTONS

Ewo

2,63

quality of good, sold. The Rubber

in

or

Mr Spencer added, "Little any change should result, appearance, performance safety," he said, Associated Press

Report On The Wool Situation

Markets

New York, Feb, 20,

At the close, bid prices were unchanged to off one hundred

points. The lower primary

markets and the persistent un-

willingness of buyers to boost

Makers Reassured

London, Feb. 20, British car makers have been assured that their supplies of body steel will be allotted with out further

at least cuts for three months and perhaps sx months,

Supplice of sheet steel were reduced by 15 percent recently. Minister George Supply Strauss told

Parliament

the

makers will got

automobily 85 percent

deliveries through March and

is hoped to maintain supplies at

the same level in the second

quarter,—drociated Press.

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London, Feb, 20.

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their price ideas were unsetting mainly famor today we SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM

Influences in both the futures ment improved as a result of

and spot markets. The open the

contracts

settlement of the railway

In the futures market shaft-edged stocks were tac

at the start of trading totalled

higher and guins of 134 contracts, including 74 lots

by for March delivery, 40 for May

pence were shown

tex- particularly and 20 for July, all of ten tons Washington, Feb. 26, World wool production in each. The open position must tiles, breweries and motoru.

Oils were quietly supported, 1950-51 was estimated at 4,000,- be liquidated by March 31, sc- 000,000

cording to a directive issued by and in the foreign section ad- pounds on a grease

Minings basis, an Agriculture Depart the General Services Adminis-vances were recorded by Ger-

loaps, potush ment survey said. This means

were mixed. Tins were firm but fol- other metals were featureless."

an

tration.

an Increase of 140,000,000 ***Prices closed today as pounds over last year and two low percent higher than the 1936-40 average of 8,909,400,000 pounds, Spot

March the Department said.

The Department san Uttle chance for increased wool stocks or drops from the record price levels and prices are likely to remain high for the remainder of the current season.

May July

man

Rubbers moved irregular.

79.00

73,00 bld

The Financial Index was 122.0,

Times' dally

up 0.3-As-

67.00 bid

€1.00 bid

United Press.

S'PORE MARKET

Singapore, Feb. 20. Prices of rubber futures

Worki supplies of wood dur- fol-ing the present season have closed here today as follows-

5.20 nominal

8.33 traded

season.

been smaller than last season,

Number 1 rubber, per Ib.

February since a slight increase in world

March production has not been suffl-Number

ย rubber. 8.33 traded cient to

lower stocks offset the

February

1 6.33-8.34 traded at the beginning of the

Number

rubbe February World demand for wool is

4 Number

rubber expected to increase still fur- February ther as result of defence acti- į Spot rubber, unbaled

Black crepe vities in a number of countries. No. 1 pak crepe -United Press.

Contract No. 8

9.34

5.51 bid

5.06 traded

-5.09 bi

5.50

United Preis.

September

Spot

Credit Expansion

To Be

Curbed

Washington, Feb. 26.

President Truman today. directed Federal financial agencies to seek agreement on ways to curb private credit expansion while maintaining stability during the pending agreement.

to change

government security market Chairman Thomas McCabe

DOWOTH Banking

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Cotton

Futures Suspension

226-22)

New York, Feb. 26. 271-2

Cotton futures trading will 218-219 remain suspended through Tues. day which will be the 28th ses

been slon, the market has 195-190 closed since Jan, 27, Same quar- ters think that another week 230-35 may claper before the situation show any signi -United Press.

could.begin to of change-United Press.

LONDON MARKET

278-720 104-100

London, Feb, 20.

Pricon of rubber futures closed hers today as follows Number 1 rubber, in cents

per ib. March

July/Bentarnber October/December

6714~50

6614-54

-United PreOK.

LONDON TIN ·

MARKET

London, Feb. 20.

Bollin

Of 631 experienced

over 130 have logged

B.O.A.C. pilots,

over a million miles,

I APS. 1

seventeen have more than doubled that, and one has flown

more than three million miles -equal to 120 times

around the world.

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