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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY," APRIL
Wool Prices Decline
Bydney, Apr. 9. Woo! values today de- olined 15 to 30 per cent. compared with the closing "Tales" on March
8. Belt merino
20
dow
per
was down 15 per cent. other merino de- scriptions 20 per cent come- backs fine crossbreds per cent and other scriptions 20 to 30 cent,
Greasy WEB
wold at 250. pence, American buyers were absent.
Observers considered tho price "drop only temporary land the market · regained most of its strength when buyera. regained the (con- fidonto
lost when the Americans pulled out. --- - United Prem.
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET
10, 1951.
Rubber Talks Said Ban
Ban On
I
Aimed At Reaching Trading R. L.
Allocation
System
Rome, Apr. 9.
In Gold ROYAL-
TAIPEH'S ACTION
Taipeh, Apr. 8
In an effort to stabilise
Representatives of the world's main rubber producing and consuming countries met secretly in the present financial and
a police-guarded palace here today to try to bring their interests into line.
economic situation in For-
tho
Nationalist
-INTEROCEAN: LINES
SINGAPORE JAVA
PORT and MACASSAR
""TJIWANGI** “TJIBODAS”
"TJITJALENGKA"
ARRIVALS
In Fort
11th Apr.
13th Apr.
.27th Apr.
only to Singapore, Penang &– B. Dell-
It was understood delegates were exploring Government today ordered "VAN HEUTS the possibility of an international rubber allocaan immediate prohibition of tion agreement but no one at the conference-would trading in gold and foreign confirm this.
from
currency though private holding still remains legal.
An official communique raleas.. ed tonight maled that people are
Ceylon, Indonesia, SLOW DAY allowed to hold whatever foreign
All comment was declined, Delegations took part Canada, Italy, Britain, the United States, France, Holland, Thailand and Vietnam,
The Colonial Governments of Malaya, Singapore and North Borneo were directly represent-- ed while the British delega tion spoke for Nigeria and Sarawak.
Sir Gerald Clauson of the Colonial Office,
and Mr 8.
IN WALL STREET
Stock
New York, Apr. 9. prices
managed to a little in
currency they have on hand but are not allowed to trade in them. Should anyone need Taiwan currency, he has to sell foreign currency-in-his possession to“ a Government bank at the official
rato
Any private transaction is subject to prosecution and the amount transacted to confisca tion.
+
MANILA, EAST &
SOUTH AFRICA and SOUTH AMERICA "STRAAT SOENDA” **TEGELBERG" "TJIMENTENG"
—JAPAN- "TEGELBERG" "TJIHODAS” "TJIMENTENG"
† vis Manila.
ARRIVALS
In Pors .In Port
8th. May
ARRIVALS
11th May
SAILINGS
10th Apr.
- 16th Apr,
1st May
SAILINGS
11th Apr. 18th May
SAILINGS
11th Apr.f 13th Apr.
11th May
Business was stagnant on the Levine of the Board of Trade, slow market today but it was all ed the existing regulation that Agents: HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE Hongkong Stock Exchange
during this morning's pession and totalled only $48,255, Noon quotations were as follow:-- AHARES DUYERS SELLERS SALES 1320 10 @ 1370
-BANKS
JK Bank
Flist Auto
DOCICA, ETC.
102 +
5.10
N. I WhOST Dock XD
Sh Dock.. 2.90
LAND, ETC.
100 Hotel
HK Land
31300
ספידי
100 @ 3
21.30 1000 11.25
74
..... 221 21⁄4 300 23
UTILITIES
Apr. 19
Star Forry
C. Light (0)
0.05 000
0
Apr. 30
C. Light (N) 3.40
May 16
C. Light (B.) 011⁄2 5.75 Electric
Dairy XD Wat
Apr. 29
May 8
May 19
For Freights and Further Particulars please apply to:-
AGENTS:
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Pedder Building
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PENINSULAR
& ORIENTAL
QUIS NOS SEPARABIT
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
R. M. S. "CORFU"
SAILS:
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
BAGGAGE:
FRIDAY the 13TH APRIL at NOON for the UNITED KINGDOM via Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Aden and Port Said.
ALL passengers baggage must bej sent to the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Co.'s Godown at NO. 2 GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE by NOON on THURSDAY the 12TH APRIL.
STORES, ETC.
COTTONS
Ewo
2015 12 500 139% 10,30
200
Pepper Market Strengthens
|
headed the British delegation.
officials
declined
names of delc-
The communique also reiterat»
uphill pull all the way. There any outgoing passenger
is only So sceret was the conference were declines in about every allowed to bring gold or gold a Secretariat
the Farnesina Palace that category but the gains just ornate not exceeding two official tacks (shih lang) and managed to outnumber them. even to give its telephone Stecla number or the
moved ahead but only foreign currency not exceeding US$200. by
The inancial authorities are Bation chiefe
Moto 50 he
and Chrysler Liczeral The conference is a special slightly and Studebaker was apparently attempting to wipe session continuing a meeting in down a small traction.
out the black market in order to London last February.
Aincrafts listed two of the halt a further slump in Taiwan It is hoped to end it before stronger gainers Boeing
up Cutтency
to 'delegates begin the Interna- $1.25 at one time and Douglas United States dollar-United tional Rubber Study group's ahead two.
Press annual conference -here next week-Reuter.
ERRATIC
MARKET IN
COTTON
were up
Several railroads stocks gain-
od ground, but the carrier list hd is weak moments.
Santa Fe, New York Central, Southern Railway, and Southern Pacific gained a little, while Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania ground
lost
Dealers said they thought abocks were doing well consider. ing the depressing foreign com- ment from House Speaker Sam Rayburn.
up concentrations
in relation
the
NY Resumes
Trading In Wool
Wool
New York, Apr. 9. Wool and vrool tops futures New York, Apr. 9. Mr Rayburn came out of a
dropped the daily limit of, 10 Carton futures ran up and down the price ladder, covering Harry Truman, and spoke of Associates
cents a pound today as trading conference with President WAR resumed by the a range of $2.50. Frequently "terrible tanger" with Russians Cotton Exchange,
of the New York the market was influenced by building small orders.
It was the fast trading in "everywhere." Some chart readers watched
wool and wool tops since Jun. the fluctuations
"Traders in December watch on business
also kept a close 29, when activity was suspend- delivery.
Their opinion is that being piled up, but many dis-Government's price stabilization inventories ed pending clarification of the testing point of the market New York, Apr. D.
stability will occur if that posi- more than a minor disturbing
counted the full warehouses as order. The pepper
market areng-
tion works back to the 38.53
The decision to reopen the factor. thened over the week-end with certs low established last week.
market followed an order of spot supplies quoted 5 cents a
The market opened unchanged Consolidat Coppermines the Office of Price Stabilisation pound higher. Firmness in Lonto of 10 goluts. Thereafter block of 10,000 shares and re- $3.535 a pound on futures and
opened
up on transfer of a last week establishing a colling don and Bombay, plus nervous saved but closed on a rallyained its advance, ness over the International with the list up 22 to 43 points. political picture, with the resul-
Chemicals were a little ahead, today. tant strength in
as oils were mixed and radio and other commo- follows. dities, shaped market sentiment. May Spot
40.00 nominal television stocks were on the
upsida Jedy Bombay April shipment offer- October
Dow Jones Averages: ings were reported from 1.66 to December
Stocks 1.68 a pound, including cost and March (1952) freight
May
Pricco clobod
July
45.30 bid
44.03
39.72 -39.74
38.95 -30.00 38.81
38.67 nominal 30.23 bid United Pread.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
The New York Produce Ex- change reported that stocks of black pepper in licensed ware Spot houses in the port of New York May on March 31 totalled 475 bags, October compared with only 233 bags on July
December hand the previous month. March March (1952) receipts totalled-4,575-bags.
The last tender day for May' contract wil bei May 24. At the close, May was quated nominally unchanged at $1.63 a pound. Dealings in "job lot" contracts remained suspended.
United Press,
The Rubber
Markets
May July
Grain
Coaling rate April 9.
44.91
45.39
30.10
44.83 -13.70
38.82 -38.83 38,71 bld
30.50 bid 30.10 bid
-United Press.
Prices
In Chicago
Chicago, Apr. 9. Prices of grain futures closed
here today as follows
Wheat-price per buxhet.
Spot MAT July
September
December
Cort Spot May July September December
2.40 24016-250 2.4096-35 உ51 2.55 -2.50%
1,81% 1.02 -1.82 1849-183
5015-00
Bye
MAY
July
Oste
London, Apr, 9. Prices of rubber futures closed here today as follows:- SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages Number 1 rubber,
carried by passengers themselves, Mar
in cenfa per lb.
June
ALL BAGGAGE must pass through Septembre the Wharf Co.'s Godown for loading October/December on board by ship's slings only.
EMBARKATION: Will take place on FRIDAY the 19TH|
APRIL between 9.30 a.m. and 11 a.m.
S.S. "LAURE PATTISON"
:
Direct for
PUSAN
LOADING THE 11th APRIL SAILING THE 13th APRIL.
For Freight and Particulars, please
apply to
PATTISON ORIENT LINE, LTD.
12-14 Queen's Rodd C., 4th Floor, Tol. 25846
or Chiness Agents:
OVERSEA CHINESE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTI
48 Bonham Strand West, 1st Flo
#26187/8/31
Prices rubber futures
July
DO -2034 New York four-per 200 ib, sack $13.30-United Promi
20 Industrials
16 Railroads
$4.505 on tops.
The limit declines were at- tributed by dealers to the re- versni in soaring www wool prices at the Australian auc- tions,
92.47
The first traties were in wool 250.57 top futures with four contracts 82.84 in the nearby May delivery at 42.48 $3.97 off the 10 centa limit -Associated Press,
from the previous close.--=A550- ciated Press.
10 Utilities
Pressure
In-Textiles
Eases Off
New York, Apr. 1.
New York Sugar
Futures
New York, Apr. 9.
Domestic sugar futures No, 6
EUROPE via MANILA
and MALAYA
"ALMBERK"
“LANGLEESCOT"
"ARENDSKERK”
10
Through Ba/L issued Mediterranean and Northern European Forts.
• JAPAN
ARRIVALS
-15th Apr. 18th May
ARRIVALS
SAILINGS 18th Apr. ~Mid--May Mid. June
SAILINGS
“ALMKERK” † "LANGLEESCOT" + "ARENDSKERK” †
17th Apr. Mid, May
18th Apr.
Mid. Jung
24th May
+ via Manita,
NINGSERUUMING TEETHANGSESBOK TO PROIZ
BEND LINE
TO LEN IRUN
Tet
FAST SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT
BY
S.S. "BENALDER"
LOADING HONGKONG 11th APRIL
FOR
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, ANTWERP
VIA
KOHSICHANG, STRAITS, COLOMBO, ADEN, PORT SUDAN & PORT SAID."
closed two lower or two high. W.R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.
Sales were 155 contracts.
May
July
September
5.26 bid
540 bid 0.58 bid
York Building.
The cotton textile market World sugar futures No. 4 steadied today. There was less closed unchanged to six higher
of re-sale offerings with sales of 79 contracts, in the print cloth division fol- May
B.45 bid lowing fairly large sales last September
July Friday. Other sections of the Kirch market were firm.
May The woal goods market was Raw spot quiet with the industry study- ing the latest pricing onder on JETS
ci fabrics. awaited to cleared
picture trend
the
Mills Stock
5.50 bid 5.30 bid
6.12 nominat
*
5.00 5.70 Associated Prem.
Exchange
Tel. 84165 & 38710.
American Car Stocks
Show A Big Increase
Detroit, Apr. 9. Stocks of new cars have reached their highest
world wood procs Awaits Budget total in 14 months, Automotive News reported
London, Apr. 9. today.
which cording
continued Lower,
advicon
to
from pbroad. Mills were prepared
The Stock Exchange mainly
to ship goods to manufacturers marked time today because of The trade paper said its most| previously saki, now that they the now national budget due to vehicles, in dealers hands.
rocent survey showed 570,685
Next
of
Or
Pre-War
Now süld its
Practice
a, somewhat
370-1 604-533 MAY
have been granted partial re- be unveiled I
the House Undbest Press.
rising Op
costat fo
for the Commons tomorrow.
en route from the factory on period up to Dec. 31,
1950.
British SINGAPORE, MARKET.
Government bonds April 1. This compares with Rayon goods were quiet and eased through much of the list. 459,874 units inventoried as of Singapore, Apr. 9.°
enzy, reflecting excessive in- Some leading industrial stocks Automotive
1. ventories in converter hands shod a of closed here today as follows:-
and the slow paco of sales
led a few pence. in Number 1 rubber,
Oll, copper Rixi rubber issues survey brought goods - Associated were health Gold mines were mixed opinion finished
as to what les Prese
ahond irregular in'a narrow. range,
"Dealers in low priced lines The Financial Times Daily Index: 122.7 Associated Press.
in particular saw no cause for apprehension," the paper con“ tinued: "A majority of this group admitted being able to is now make immediate delivery with- Japan in Japanese ships, out trading
for the first time
per ib. Apell
May
Junn
Number 2 rubber,
Apell
Number 3 rubber,
April
2013-202-55 LPG 200
102-104
103-104
Miamber 4 rubbery,
Epot rubber,ubbeled Black crepe ***
No
pello crepe.
3778178 2003-200
15315-154 223030 United Prest
TIN MARKET FIRMS UP.
London, Apr, 0. The tin market today opened Hammer. Turnover was 60 tons, Including 85 tons for mak
Prices clcmod today at the end at
the official morning
nassion as follows-
fpot. tin. buyerm
Epot tip, mollars :
( 'Thron»monitus tinyābuy
Three-montha tin, "Estagi ramma', done, at
•Bettlement and
2,290
1300
JAPANESE BONDS IN LONDON
London Apr. 9. Japanese bonis
"A" (49, of 1609) "B" (4s. of 1010) "C" (53. of 1007) " (55. of 1994) "E" (845, of 1930) Consois
7
4312 42
57% 52
7834
0756
-United Fress,
Ship Charter
Extension
Washington Apr. 9.
NY EXCHANGES
r
Where tradings were involv
Resumed
Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 9. Malayan iron ore and bauxite being transported to
New York, Apr. 9.- Foreign Exchange:";
The Arst Japanese vergel to in 1951 Chairman John Kee of the Britain
$2,80%
resume this pre-war trade was House Foreign Affairs Com Canada
04.75 Japanese bonds. fost ground mitteo today Introduced a re- Belgium.
ed,
It was said,
the now car the 7,888-don Talkuwa Meru, today with other foreign dollar solution extending
1.08% buyer was getting an allowance which called at Dungun, Troug 0,28% US$50 to US$75
higher than Du, in April, 20.27
7,000
issues
New York, Apt., 20
Uligawa
Electria
Sweden
until April France 30, 1984, Power lost 22, Great Consoli U. S. Maritime Admination Portugal the authority of the Holland dated Electric Power Sevens 40 charter U. S. ships to dropped two.
Philippine operators. Japan 00 and
50 and Mr Koe raid the charters of Switzerland Oriental Development 80 and about eight much ships now in Argentina Bires, each dropped fractions, Philippine inter-laland trade Brazil
The only Japanese gainer will expire in a few weeks. Dexico was Shinyeta 61⁄2s which addedThe aim of the resolution is to Venezuela 11⁄21⁄2----Amociated. Press,
SOVIET OUTPUT
EXPANDED
extend these charters
was offered February.
to. load about
0.104 Fow canlons in low priced Japan. tona of: Iron OTO for
3.50
19.37
23.1
11.57
30.03 17.00
Associated Press,
U.S. TREASURY
11.11
31041
of alding Philipocong İying econcity.
ther means
Mr Koo told, the Associated Preos bio, was comident the re- GlamLondon, "Apr" D. (" solution would TooDive, Con- Rusiai atplug -up pro-assionat approval Associat- raduction of cotton fabrics fobi od From. A
| v cak and clothing, trikding fur good and slile, to most tho growing demand in the short- est posible;
Мосат
Exchange · Rates Reported today,
Jute Que
(Troamury pos
Total Detri: :UB
A Year agor USH Gold AssetÉ UB: A Year ago US
Bank Quotati
lines thought much trading com altions would last. very long.
Up the price ladder a little, dealers were of the opinion that April might be the only month of this year they will have to
Sa
Most of Malaya's iron ore. mined at Dungun and has been bought by Japan, who is also the Bolo buyer of Malayan bauxite
a concentrated sales Iron ore production in Malaya put on effort. There won't any of the in 1950, was well over. 400,000 pessimism, among, this group on tons, April 1. that prevailed a month Before calling
at Dungun, efore when inventaries wine Tatsuwa Maru, skippered by C. lower.
Chimari, with a crew of 0%, out do not
not expect In at the Malayen port of Fort any abrupt decline in output, Swationtam.
MOST
but they figure a lot of blood call thong
the war. will gradually, fade frean «the uniosidoit coment, for production paco bat was main- tion of Mass FRE tained in the first three months The stupa's crew,
of Quis year. Associated Frens were not allowed ashore at Fort
Quotations FRAN
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