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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1951.
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Wool Prices Drop In Sydney But Recover In
NZ
London, Aug. 27.
Wool prices fell from five to 15 percent at the opening of the Sydney auctions today from the record height reached at last June's "stockpiling" sales.
activity in the foreign bond
hedging to point
index of stocks was 131.7. Japaneza bonds
**** (414, of j
E
164. of 19071
•*• “D” (0%, of 1904)
"E" 10155, of 1960)
Consols
New York, Aug, 275
A tightening labour market, higher costs and increasing dangers of inflation are among the forecasts as some of the basic industries hit record production peaks.
Inventories were shaved a little more. Retailers were doing a little bettor business, and the profit margin 'was narrower but earning reports continued to make pleasant reading,
New defence orders were a shot in the arm for several segments of the textile Industry. Civilian business in the soft goods market was not quite as lackadaisical as it had been. There was talk in some quarters of inability to get good. workers easily, and storekeepere, looking thead Toto Christmas, were looking to housewives for
part-time work.
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Associated Press and United Press.
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HONGKONG
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'SHARES BUYEES. BELLENS SALES
BANKS
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New York, Aug. 27. :
It was not hard to find the America Smelling and Re- (From Our Correspondent)
tendencies. The | fining and The stock market declined tallonary
In Ollawa, local
United
Business done on the Stock moderataly on Monday with Commerce Department reported
American income In 1050 | Packing "House" Workers-fame Exchange this morning. 'សូ trading slow. Business fell away averaged $1,430 for every man, up with a new one. Demands valued at $530,587.60. Nooh. in each suceceding hour through
on John Morrall and Company prices and the moming's trans- the fourth hour and the total man and child. This was
of $110 over the previous included o free la-pound amor actions: for the day camo to around
those figures
even divalent to each. employce 1,100,000 shares.
Prices among car, and since
vere sot, many active leaders were down less has had a raise, with more in
a wage-carrer on
Traders on the New York than dollar n_share with a few
more. Stock Exchange thought over There exceptions.
Government's cost of live the week's domestic hous and sparkling of plus signs. They ing index his an all-time peak the uncertainties of the cruce NEURANCES were almost all small,
Union M
750 talks in Korea and 185.5
per cent of the 1935-39 nationwide
Underwriters 3,00 striko Unioh average in July. This was a rise cautious, pastato
of
IK Fire ... 133 Workers in the copper industry of 0.2 per cent points from June Speaking of stocks, U.S. Steel DOCKS, ETC.
depressing effect on 15 to July 15, and was 0.1 above Corporate, world's largestcel trading in copper shares the old record of 185.4 in May, producer, said that 3,260 of Us throughout the day.
Beyond that it meant a one-cont 28,109,000 commoes shares were Benguet Mining topped the is most active stocks with sales of our pay rise for around one held by residents of Tren Curtain
million workers
whose wages countries, kit they were held 33,700 shares. It closed are fied by contract do the index. by fewer than 50 persons, indaily. down %. Lower were Phelps. That is more, wages; more money former employers who returned Dodge, American Smelting, to spend; a possible greater de-
to their Homelands after re- Anaconda Copper, Youngston mand for consumer goods
irementAssociated Press. Sheet & Tube, U.S. Rubber, International Nickel, General economist
New York Electele, New York Central and University professor, summed it United Air Linés,
The Federal Reserve Board up':' this way: Jong as the Curb stocks were mixed. rearatamant programme and reported today that American Lower were Ainsworth, Glant capital_^, expenditures
industrial production, dropped Yellowknife, Gold Lacreda, procen: magnitude
continue, | In July to the lowest point in Christy & Lionel Corp. Higher business is bound to be
10 months—and appeared to be He urged that Government making only were Aero Supply, Imperial Oil,
a mild recovery Kerby Petroleum, Solar Air business and the individual this month.
restrain their spending in order The Board said that seduced to 'curb. price increases and consumer-buying was a big in- 205.59 added that inflation remained the fluence In the decrease in
78.47 No. 1 economic problem.
production. 44.59
With retailers selling tower for months, have, really, goods and stocks piling up. flared lib "bgain lit Washington, factories had reduced produc- President Truman had hardly tion to get in line with the Bnished his message to the Benate slow-down in selling. blastra Jaw
the new Economic
The July output was record- than the three ed on the Board's seasonally
craft.
Dow Jones Averages:- Industrials
Rails
Vities
-Associated Press,
But at Wanganui, New Zealand, wool recover Irregular
ed slightly from the crash of 12 days ago and rose
from 10 to 12 percent.
The Australian drop was not as large as experts had antici pate The heaviest fall was in strong quality wools. Comebacks and crossbreds were 10 to 15 per cent below the closing prices of last June's sales but Merino wools showed only a five to 10 per cont fall.
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Mining Strike In U.S.
The chief buyers were from Europe, inainly from France, Belgium, and Italy, with good support from Britain, Japan and local Australian mills.
Denver, Aug. 27. "The Continental und Japanese Production of strategically buyers seemed to have more important copper, lead and zine elastie limits than the Bradford victually halted today with men, In nearly every bidding strike called by the Interns. duel, when buying orders clash- tional Union of Mill and Smel- ed, it was the British who gave ter Workers.
Way.
Session In
NY Cotton
New York, Aug. 27. 1
de
MDEVIES N. Fadler
of
the
inmle control, an active.
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PRODUCTION DROP
Washington, Aug." 27.
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a á politicát challenge and Introduced a Bill to repeal the three provisions of the law the President disliked.
TWO RECORDS Amid the welter of events,
The cotton market was irregu- business and Industry produced Jar on Monday, Nearby deliverice at a high level. Some of the were subjected to hedging key production figures were off, pressure and profli-taking
contracts, However, held there were slight declines iri f
October December March
Misy
July
34.67-70 31.65-67 31.74 34.72-75 34.20 33.20
another and there were tivo
1935-39 at 18 per cent of the mark was 222,
that
average,
The June
Preliminary Indications are
output In August will be: abave July, but... somewhat be- the first six months of the 1850 level, the Board said... Heuter.
EXCHANGES
IN NY
New York, Aug 27. Canada (dollar) US$0.9 England-oficial unometal
30-day tuturom zi 90-day, futures
Australia (pound)
New Zealand
scady with commission houses tusty records. providing principh! support. The output of crude oil reached Beckers sald that the market wat 6,158,950 barrels, a pdcord for called upon to absorb a week-end the second week in a row. accumulation of hedge selling The electric. nower companies against increased movement of whd in the wheels of thuisry the new crop. Futures closed 65
reported
ted all-time ton produc- conta to 31.15 a bale lower than
Lion of 7,154,400,000 kilowa!! hours. Freight carloadings ron the previous close,
to 820,398 compared with the previous week's 800,364-show-
goods
materials were and
the country record Business loans were at a
:at 35.88 n. high Middling Spot
$10,379,000,000 0.8 New Dricans cotton futures clound industry bought and expanded. South. Antes (pound)
were barely Steck prices on Monday
was 100,4 per Denmark (krone) ...
| Belgium. (franc) hateady, 73 cents to $1.15 a bale lower. Steel
production 3154 cent of
drop rated
capacity, a
France from the previous week's 101.5. West Germany (deutsche-
mark) it was the 25th successive But Mabid week that the Industry Depart-Holland (guilder)
Italy-omclat reflected the tremendous Norway, (krone) ment production job private industry Portugal (ecide) has done in the past months. Its Sweden (krunt)
Spain (posata) agures also showed the increas- Switzerland-free...
Impact of the growing De- fence Programme.
Total our put
Tran (riál) for the good fand ervices
Iraq (dinnar) second quarter was, at a record | Turkey (tru) $320,000,000,000 a fehr pace.
The independent union-ex- Ä
ble alump in the New pelled from the CIO a year ago
the Communişı October Zealand sales in the past two for follow estimated
December 58,000 weeks had prepared the wool Forty
workers went off their jobs. men for a heavier fall.
Included a number of PLANS
members of the AFL craft of Aus- unions and Nailroad Brother- wool-gruwers them-
roods who refused to cross selves was shown by their re-picket lines.
ALTERNATIVE
But the optimism
tralian
jection by referendum, three Work atoppagos spread days ago, of a minimum price through
October December March
May July
34.01 34.00
mine smelters and Spot cotton. closed steady $1.29
Prem,
schcane. News of this was re- final production lines of Anish-bale Jower Middling 34.05-440 ceived with much
concern by
_^ | ing plants.
New Zealand New
growers and There was no immediate White
many experts thought that the House
A
reaction to Union Rubber Futures Australians had been too op-request that the Government
of take over the industry.
timisite about the outcome
today's
sales.
and Britain to support prices
times.
In Singapore
But Government officials ex- The scheme had envisaged a
some action soon. They
Shgapore, Aus pect partnership between Australia, made no forecast of what the New Zealand,
South
Prices of rubber futures closed Africa action might be.
The Union estimated that 95 today as follows- in bad times by levies collect per cent of the nation's copper Number 1 rubber, per 1b4
248-240 August ed from wool-growers in good production was affected as the September
145-140 October.gada strike hit the big four and in-
12339-13355 The New Zealand Wool
Major
Number 2 rubber, August: -144-145. Board will
companies Number a rubber. August 130-130 dependents. this week tied up are study
Anaconda Copper Number 4 rubber, August 12-133 alternative proposals for wool Mining Corporation with its big Spot rubber, unhaled 156-157 marketing, the Chairman of the subsidiary
... 106-107 Brass Block crepe manei American Board, Mr N. R.. Jameson, sald Company, Phelps-Dodge, Ken-No. I pile crepe
****** 100-174
United Press, today in Wellington."
necolt and American Smelting.
BYNTHETIC UP.
Washington. Aug. 27.1 The Reconstruction Finones
He said that the Board was and Relining. A wage and pen- disappointed at Australia's ro-alon increase involving an over-
of
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COTTONS
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Grains Drift Lower
Chicago, Aug. 27.
Most graine drifted a little lower in quiet dealing on the Board of Trade on adonday, Aside from initial buying in wheat the market did not show any response to the impasse in the Korean cease-fire talks. Wheat closed 15 lower to higher. Corn unchanged to h higher. Oals 6 to % lower. Rye
(new style) unchanged. Soybeans I to 21⁄2 lower.
230 346 bid.
·ZAD naked,
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Dec.
March
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July
May
Corn Sept
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Oats Sept.
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Soybeans Sept
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LATIN AMERICA
Brazil (cruzeiro)
The $7,000,000,000 increase Argentine omcial during the quarter was attributed Bolivia boliviano) wholly to "the gathering | chila-free momentum of the National De- Columbia (peso)
Cuba. (peso) fence Programme.”
DEFENCE SPEED-UP.. Moblikation Chief Charles E. Wilson moved to get things going faster in the Defence Programme. He appointed Clay.P. Bedford to speed
the lagging output of tanks, Jet caghors and nearly a hundred other maltary items.
Automobile production was
lection of the proposals as it was all boast of 30 to 32 cents par Corporation announced today a w satisfted the scheme would have hour was, the key issue. Ao benentied not only wool-growers einted Press.
but all sections of the com-
two
Board was now left with
funds fotalling £24,000,000,
which had
been levied from European Coal
growers In anticipation of a favourable Australian decision,
he satd.-Reuter.**.*
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IMPORT OF FATS
INTO LU.S.
Situation
boost at 1% cents a pound in the price of synthetle rubber it sells, to the Industry.
of
40.
to 189,145 units compared a year ago of 170,042, but was better than the 129,001 the provie
previous week,
> in
Wholesale food prices cased The new basin of 20 cents o pound will go into effert, with oft a bit for the second week I thei
deliveries a row, while noteworthy changes September
in Fatali, food prieds were hard United Fress.
Preet price cellings may go Up à many cuts'-
cuts Instead of down 10
to and Forliwo & pound on
Swiss-Rumanian cenu as the
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LONDON TIN MARKET
London, Aug. 27.
·Prices of tin jumped tinder the. Influence of pu üheönfirm- ed... rumour that Caucasian North troops had entered Korea. Turnover was 85 tons,
,0130
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£105
360 yen to US):
Bpot tin, saljers
1,105
·Business đême at ve
-United Press.
Miree-months Un, buyers
Uruguay (peso)" Venezuela bolivAST
FAR India (rupen) Pakistan (rupee)
Netherland. Bäst Indies Singapore Japan
India After Machinery From Japan
Washington Aug. 27 cont, la vitally necessary, states have reichen “s, trade and pay leon womenwistocking, Indiain
Bwitzerland
Paris, Aug. 27. Increased production of coul by European countries, runking them independent of American.
United States fats, oils and the third report of the OEEC cilseed imports during the first Economic Committee, half of the year boomed to 677, raw materials, situation, lasu
here today,OPY 300,000 pounds, the
the Agriculturo Department said..
increases in bil Falling an increase of the spectacular Increases in Imports brought the six-month coal production, the expansion total to 21,800,000 pounds of European Industrial produc- some 20 ppg, cent more than lion will be greatly impeded,
vital that the entire monitis of 1950.
estern seeds firewood wood Castor oil Therested" to 64,800 Europe becomes dependent Ullation of uch Compounds and rapeseed fo of United Blatos eval: deliveries, chemical piprania in
100,000 and Edible alive and achieves a marginet Switzerland allmezivain of 3,000,000 pounds security Interval production watch industrie were double last year's-United sufficient to remove the thronin tiles, dysg
Bücts and mas
Three-months fin, ⠀⠀ seller Business deña al: Bettlement,
923. .923-893
1,000 United Press,
New York Sugar Futures
o New York, Aug. 27, Tokyo, Aug. 21. World sugar, futures closed
the Gai
Government The Kogyo Shimyb Shimbun, today 0 to 25 points higher, planned, m
an industrial newspaper with sales totalling 21, contracts. A carpet
announced ported today that inquiries for roductione in floor coverings, and hydro-electric power genera Prices closed as follows:- another kallting concern was flon plants have been received Contract No. 4 (world)
from: Madras and Spot Those v reducing" atided ifờ
Hyderabad, September... the
0.06.nominal
while Par loading manufacturer
total value of two plants The said that, the price of a penny-wanted by Madras and thres
#matchen will; remain a Hyderabad, together, with ac- at around ecesories, was eetta 1.500,000,000 yen.
venty Rumonia L to tonir, Swit-29ABOUR TROUBLES SA
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