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SECTION

ASIAN WARES AT NY THE PRICE

TRADE

FAIR

Now York, May 7,

The

OF GOLD

New York, May 7.

New York Journal of Commerce sold today it could tab little reason for the US Government to Increase the price of gold "and little likelihood that it will."

Ten nations of the Far East participating in the 1958 United States World Trade Fair, which opened today were one of the main centres of attractions, as several thousand officials and guests trooped into New York's vast Coliseum to view the products of 60 nations of the world displayed for buyers and the general public. India, with its colourful dis-turat products and offers out- 10 4 777 50 play of art and handleruft, and standing examples of silver and the tasteful decor of its pavilion wooderafts, embroideries. Batik

inulea, the textiles.

in International business circles chalas, vases. attracted Chrongs, Japanese natlout pavilion, coffee, herbs and medicines and that the price of gold would go

up. "This talk probably together with the various booths even canned Ash delicacies,

The entire exhibit is housed | Nects wishful thinking more representative of Japan's pri-

complete Balinese temple thing anything else," added. vate industry, had perhaps the in largest single exhibition

was shipped from New York.→→ JAPANESE

Our Own Correspondent Business done on the long- Stuck Exchange this moonlig Anointed to Ap- The dip, a not unexpected move, came after carly

$204,000. Noon frinness on volume which had forced report- roximately ing tickers to run late briefly. There was quotations and the morning's

Mhatre Final prices! little pressure to the selling. generally were above the day's lows and acti- vity lightened on the downside with the day's turnover running well below yesterday's 3,110,000 shares.

ut Copper

aireralis, Steel shares, oil, rails, vilties showed mostly gett Meyers Tob. Cu

Lockheed Alterafi Les Incorp... neilonally losses with a few

Lone Star Comment to.

AIDETHEL McDonnell drope of a point or so.

Stuck Exter were sile features, There

a late Met on Cora US. Borax to, with highlight on a rise of more than

point on volume.

Olis Elevator set a new high on a favourable earnings fure- cast.

Th

Mining HT Mamento Choinked D'u Montgomery Ward Motorola inc. National Cash Reg. "A Nusrat fatry Piod. National Tran

National Steel Carpi New York Cential bun Mattagin Qus Elevators

Unet-lihoo

Of a total 1,103 fentes traded, 411 were lower, 427 higher.

New York Stock Exchange volume was 3,770,000 shares.

New

Exchange York Steck Imad volume was $4.8UÐ,000.

Stock Exchange American nume was 1,00,000 shares.

Dow-Jaxy! ciósing averages | Penny 4. 4. Ch

acoustical advises

Burgess Pro- Britain's Mussts ducts, have tlong a fine job, and residents ut Kowloon City will have no sleepless nights while thetruts engineers work on overhauls, n

were;

EXCITA

Mastirs

I hoped to use the equipment 24 beurs a day.

05

40

Siber mus

INTRICATE

The test bed is equipped with Es OW!! triple underground Janks. These are temporary, and when the new layout (the pure- Jetwing is completed, larger tanks aliing 24,000 gallons will be installed. The tankage, present and future. is provided the Shell Company of Hente kont.

Shove kerosene t the tur- nes and petrol (in the piston engines) is used plus a water methanol mixture for bigh powers, the intricate piping in the workshop inetudes turing ul. piston engine oil, inhibiting lls, cooling water, compressed water kerosene, petrol, Ple witamethanol and carbon dioxide,

engineer The young Chinese

|

Fay, fattore price index

Closing Prices

Allied toe.

Allied Chemcaire Allied Mia ine. Allis Chalmers

A. Brake Shoe

American Aariu

Andrican Estle & Radio Ciru America Cymanki Cz Auer, à Fulgi. Power Am Gas & Electric

Ash & Edy Ameri Melal Auwrican Smelling Am Ruger Ret Atticum Ter & et Ametteun Tob. "' Annevala Vupper Ames Stret

AFTE

.......

All L. MOR 15-Lam-11am. Haitian &

Beneficial Finanes Bendix Avialun L'orp. Benguet Co

Betlehem Stent

The Chinc Engineer in charge of the equipment, Mr King Howe,

cumpare und

in charge of the test reli is Mr Hord xinlar installations anywhere in "TH WOŊd.

It is unique since the to- King Howe, a product of Shang bed can be adapted to service haita Utopia University and the Turbo-jet engines as well as the Far East Flying Training School Piston modeis, Another wing of Hongkong. will be added to the building la, with HAEC the near future to take pure joyens. cogines.

A FEAT

"I think."

Commeture

HAEC

Aeroplate

T Cu.

Campbell Soup Co. Canadian Pacille R. Case. I. Co Cas. Tractor lie has worked

Cranese Corp. for the last eight

Financial Corp. Chase Mantial. Bark

commented Air CHINA BUILDS A

T.

C. Dickens,

al

the

"domestic christening yesterday, FREIGHTER

that this engineering feat stands

one of the finest compliment

to our technicians here in Hong- The Colony is an up to

Bat.

date in the aeronautical field as

my other place in the world,"

A

The HAEC project was insti-tons,

Katerl

by the

Paris, May 7. STEAM freighter with

Was

overhauling Lushun-Dairen

necessity of Hongkong Airways was the first cargo vessel of Vickers Viscount alreraft, which such a size to be built are led with the Rolls Royce Dat engine, But the test cell Chinese yards, the New

Chrysler Molers Chuett Peabody Colgate-Palmolive tu. Colombian Carbon Cereal Credit Contrawealth Bee. Consolated on

Olt Del.

Cunlinedernach Crowen Cuba Aner. Sugar Diamond AIRSH Diamond Mete Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical Dupont dr Neuaur.

Easter Airline

Kastinan Kouk

LAR.

אים

transactions were;

BANKS

Buyers Sellers

773 *100 263

72 14

Kater

Bank Union XD Winlocks

ન રમેશ

SHIPPING

*.03

613 2.000 or 0.03 23.10.19

DOCKS, ETC.

E. Whurt..

162

Duck

40

41

Fylket (0) 1850 11.50

LAND, ETC.

Su 201

30 40

2000

HK Holes 15.1M) 10 x1,000 12.00 La 360 32.73 4354

Realty

Amain.

and

exhibits fea- The Japanese

hequer Ware. textiles, tured

and de- porcelains, chinaware corative vases, lamps and other huma accessorías.

A focal point of interest was 24.50 the exhibit of Japanese comeras, 2480 sewing machines, bicycles, hi-f

equipment and other products;

spectalised 200

of Japanese

1.000 30.00

1.50 1.46

RBBKIT

1.35

1.40 3.00 1.50

125 135

Hila

A Towel..

1.033

UTILITIES

44

Tratt

24.70 24.90

200

330

51

Star Periy

!11

213

Youman

55

C. Light X

17.20 17.00

99.30 300 19.60 000 17,53

Kilass

Ekcitie

... 20,00 20,00

300 & 20.90

500 .500

Oxford Paper Co.

Puelle Car & Flee

54

Pen American Airways Part Fitnes Parke Davis Co

15%

Telephone INDUSTRIALS

1

* 20 3.40

22.30

2300 25 40

STORES, ESC.

Bo

Dairy

10:30 18:35

X309 LE

50

14.00

30 10.70

2

1. Chaw

Sinceres

155 14 20

3.55

1,909.3.53

TIONS

33:

Textle

331

IDDYORK ...

4.326 4.373

15.43

$50 $523

74

MISCELLANEOUS

A

14.40

INVESTM

20

Yangisze

3.35

1,000 / 5.4

얼마

Allied.

440

329

Sumpalo

1.30

Inda-China

Divi. Pref.

17!

Det. 10.

Bonus Def. 7955%

Pean, 5:81 (

402 Adip Morts ***

113 94ter & Gamble Co.

77 Pietrarch Plate Glu

250 49

10

1552

Pubileker Industries

j'ure Ol

Radio Corporation

1. C'atja. Pref.

Republic Steel ...

Stealeolus Sett

St Bertuck & Co.

20% Shell O

Sinclair Oil

P24 Shasta Porto Rico Sagar

Ram Re Paper

Socory Mobilo

44

Solar Alterati

AVA

South Co.

The

AUT

Southera National Car

ION

Suoisern Hallway (Cont. I

4474 Storittura Brand

उनक

Standard Oh at al

201

Standard Ohi of 14.

34%%

Standard Oil NJ.

2014

Steep Reck (Tarant Expe

175%

Storing Devp On.

8330

Stokely Year Cany

Studebaker Packard Corp.

7 X

14

A

1005

Sunshour Minirk

Swift &

Texas Co.

Text Inc.

201 The Water, Asia, Oil

2013

Watron

dustry.

In-

The Inmed Japanese cultured pearls made another attractive and popular display. other centre of interest was the

and an-

Huth exhibiting transistors and which have traistor radios.

X 16.44 218.40 reently regtved vast publicity

Singapore Stocks

Singapore, May 8.

quoted the Brokers today foluiving stock prices! Hatu Lintang Rubber

Opening

Co.

#427x6

Tune in

612

4045

Twentieth Century Fox Fib

1

Union Carbide

4014

Walon Olaf Cal.

Brush Borne Petrole

Syndiele Cursedated Tin Smelters

Ord,

$1.00

17/-

27/-

Union Paclite Ralway

2914

6714

United Airera/i

024

& Neave Ltd, Oru... Fraser Neave Flate CHE Farer

RATI

Vinisol-Das Katu

pref.

$4.03

24

U.S. Full “13′′

US. Gypsum

iz Hongkung &

Stanglini

IB

U.S. Line Co.

Banking Corp.

$40

Hongkong Lidl,

5/30

Kipas Lid. .......

$1.321

Kuala Kunpar

Malayan Breweries

$3.001

101

New Serandah uber Cu.

92.47%

Petaling Tin L.

$1,37-

United Press.

44% Raffles Hotel

Singapore Cold Storage

30.30

Straits Tending

$1.60)

Strap P

$0.87

03

16

51

US. Steel....

493

40

Westinghouse Elretrie

Sin US, Rubber

US Smelting

Whiner Bros.

Western Union Tel. Co

West Va. Pulp & Paper Woolworth

Lunar Rubber Estater Lid, $1.03

New York Metallers Ord.

Futures

New York, May 7.

Pelces of metal Futures clused today in cents per lb. as follows:

-wrights.

Mail Special,

KONS

$2.022

£1034

texana

Exchange Rates

Business was done to the facel unofficial

this exchange market

5.10 10.14

1 the United States,

INDIAN

. In the Indian pavilion were beautiful handboys ant ex-

which Djakarta France-Presse.

to

NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET

New York, May 7. Rex rubber futures today closed unchanged to 20 points higher with sales of 25 contracts.

May

July

Hept.

Nuv.

Jal.

Mar.

May

24.50

24.0

24.RO

34,81

24.70

24.70

24.70

Featureless conditions pro- valled on both the terminal spot nuurkeis. Domestle

qusite sarle as well as engraved bracswire, Incquered wares bud

The financial dally ack. nowledged that there was talk

TC-

en-

have been Rumours couraged, it said, by "a large und rather sudden outflow of gold from this country. casioned in large measure the moves banks

holdings."

pc-

by

of foreign central facroase their gold 11 said that 600 million in gold had left the United States this year-at Fanual rate of 3,000 mlillon.

SPECULATION

07

Another factor, the editorial said, Is that the economic reces- sion has encouraged

on that the US dollar may be pehred.

specula-

"An Increase in the US gold price would, of course, raise proportionately the value of foreign gold reserves and ald such goil producing countries or the Union of South Africa, Canada and. internationally enough, the USSR," the Journal

and allver-filigree jewellery, consumers still operated on a of Commerce said.

The beautiful craftsmanship hand-to-month basis, Shipment)

allentiorf,

The

with was negligible,

46 an

of the sandalwood and walnut business

"I would also up the dollar products come in for speelal prices s mostly too high to value of US gold reserves and

Interest local buyers.

Luister domestic production, anti-recession alts and

few sales reported in- But, The Philippines crafts made another attractive cluded a fair quantity of three measure for the home front it of Thalland, May/would do little good and could course Manda sheets out display and of

In June shipment at 224 celīts, do considerable harm.. hemps were prominently

freight. No, 1 Res evidence.

Vietnamese han loomed really was quated at 244ents, vantage in devaluing the dollar "No de wo see my ad-

as a means of proinoting our foreign trade.

silks and cotton textiles as well

were

art objects as delicate excused in ulta-modern_decor built and designed by Rusteli Wright.

Thailand and han contributed

Woven

Most and

Homtoal.

AMSTERDAM

The rubber market was quiet, Frices closed today in guilder

kilogram,

May

per

a splash of colour with hand-follows: fabrics, hand painted accessories and naturally the world-famed Persian rugs.

ware

KOREAN

No. 1 rubber

No, rubber

No. 3 rubber

No. 1 crepo

SINGAPORE

2.03 num. 2.00 лот. 1.Bộ namh. 2.20 not.

The market opened lower in

The fact is, in this particu. for acid a gold price increase would collide head-on with tho basic foreign economie policy of the administration.

"One of our nailonul pro- blems is to find ways of ac |commodating micro imports to offset our stendy export surplus, Foreigners already find it hard and enough to sell here, and if

they cannot sell, they

cannot moved huy-nut unless Americans are

willing to underwrite more and more foreign ald. Devaluation of the dullar would merely, ac- centuate this difficully, too."

Korean art objects and brass-

provided an rye-filling sympathy with overseas exhibit and much Interest was after some business at lower

records levels the market shown in phonograph made in Korea, featuring na Irregularly upwards with small

business passing. Honal music.

The Indoneglan exhibit dis- plays a complete line of agricul-

New York Sugar

Market

Feir business was reported in lower sheet and offgrades on covering.

In

there

During the aftern.000

The editorial concluded: "Our VES further shorl covering, guess would be that the chances caused by possibility of estate of a gold price Increase which workers strike Federation, stood, say, at one in a thousand Futuris:

fen years ago, now stand at og Tuch na bne In 998."-United Press.

No. 1 rubber per it. May 789-7214

Jie 11-72

No 2 ribber per Ib. May - May 03-04 iu rubber per i No. 4 rubber per in May Day?

671207! No. 1 rubber, spot unbulød Flagked prope

Day-002 70-18

New York, May 7. 12.46 World No. 4 sugar futures Nu. 1 pale eve

lante{ v

El Paso National Ga

Lepsi

May ................

10.761

today. It

Family Finance Corp

July

20.7511

Firestone Tyre & libre

Zinc

Mar

8.201

Ford Motor

N.30

in

General Foody

General Electric

Cupper May

23.112

Tin

July Mev

23.361

Gen. Pab, Ull

July

13.300

re-

Getty OB

Voited Pr«:56.

meaning at the following rates- U.S. dollar (per 1)........ Starling Boles (per £11... Australian nutes (pre 20 Indonesian rupiah (per 10B). Slam Deal (jær 10 Singapore (Straits)

3 ว

20.10 1.80

Codes Co.

Godrich 10. F. 10. Goodyear Tyr

WIR but with an eye to the China News Agency future when other airlines sported.

#xpected to bring wat turbo-jet

and pure jet aircraft,

The Peale No. 25 cargo ship,

The teaf cell has a copability wholly designed by Chinese wi-

of lustling engines of powers upgineers. Is built by

to 10,000 horse power, A novel feature of the "bed" is that, by

a system of torque renelon, it

I able to accurately measure the developed horse power as

heck on performance.

the Dairen

Shipbuilding Company,

Geneva Motors

Beyden Newport Corp. Hintake ing co Ingersoll-fland Inland Steel Ca Sais China's In

I will ply between major seaports md ako betwen Chin and Southeast Asia. France-Presse.

Air Commodore T. C. Dickens, HAEC manager, pointing out salient features of the Company's unique $1.5 million aircraft engine test-bed which was officially opened yesterday. In the background can be seen one of

Machines

International Nivitel TUTO & TV

John-Manville Ca.

Kansai C. Power & Light

the "balls" which allow air (nscessary for the running of turbo-jet and pure jet engines) to flow freely, but effectively soundproofs the roar when an engine is being tested--Staff

Photographer.

31.750

The New

York

Cotton Market

New York, May 7.

today closed unchanged

to ona point higher with sales of 99 contracti.

Domestic No. U sugar closet unchanged with contracts.

sales of 128

Both markets ruled qalet and mixed with most traders mark- ing Ti awaiting raw market developments or other new in- centives.

Cotton futures today opened steady and kept sept.

LONDON

The rubber market was in- nctive with spoi quoted of 1/10 lgher at 21 3/10 pence per ib.

Prices: No. 1 spot

Settlement home term: June

ير العدل

Oel/Dr

Jan/Mar.

Auri/Ju Cenedl markets.

MAY

Estate erép

211-211

1-211

12-16

2

cbki

June

Contract No. 4 (world)

liin las

gradually adding to initial gains for the rest Mar of the day.

Juty

Oct.

3.49

thick Jun

2.14

1-2100 porta

21-3144

2243 United Press.

3,38

May

237 3.40

Spot-icent per l, fab Cuba) 341 LONDON STOCK

4.78

в.та

5.00

6.78

blind contracts....

July

Open Interest: 0,301 constancia.

Closing near top levels for Raw cotton exports today the session the list was ap 11 totalled 6.300 bales, bringing Contract No. 0 (domestic) 27 points net. The market total for the seacon to 4,447,754 | July opened whanged to up bales versus 6,085,391 bales last Sept.

Nov.

points New Orleans closed up year, according to the New York Spot-cents per 1b. clf NY

Dex=ditaty} 14 to 20 points.

Cotton Exchange,

• Open Interest! 2,104 Month

Volume Open interest United Press, Unfavourable

crop highlighting a long range fore- July cust for continued wet and cool weather over wide areas of the south, bought in covering by re- cent sellers,

news. May

7,200 1,000

28,200

204,300

Oct

10/20

242,700

Dee

10,000

189,000

54,700

May

2409

175,000

July Oct Total

7.200

101,700

13,000

40,000

83.500 1.447,200 betra

NEW YORK

Crop experts stressed the im- for a pro- perative need now longed period of dry and warm weather.

the

Covering operations in noarby May delivery added 10 the upside momentum.

Other buyers were impressed by Agriculture Secretary Ben- son's warning that without change in the farm law,. tho

London Foreign Exchange

London, May 7.

Closing rates were:

New York

Prices of cotton futures closed today as follows:

Sput: 30.06: May: 30.09: July: 3444: Montreal Det: 30.30; Doc: 37 29; Mat: 37.00: Amsterdam may: 370; July: 30.62; Oct: 25.45 Brussel

NEW ORLEANS

Prices of colton futures closed today as follows:

Spot: 34.05: May: 2500; July: 2018:

Paris Atockholm Vienna

201-1/10-11-3/16 10.5844-10.537 130274-139 32 20.0011-20.0114

1701170

Other unchanged--Unilodi prent.

MARKET

London, May 7.

Stock market was on the

down do today because

US Export Increases

Washington, May 7. US expor irade increased sharply from February to March the bat remained well below same period of last year, the Commerce Department reported. 10day.

The preliminary estimate for March exports was $1,504,000,- 000--10 per cent above February but 17 per cent under the all- Lime record 'total of $2,151,000,- 000 for March, 1957.-Called Press,

Melbourne Wool Sales

Melbourne, May 7. Continued lack of interest in bast alyle merine and fine como

of the bus strike and the back wools disappointed sellers

weakness of sterling.

Geelong sales today

Wor Loan 28/- to £64%, 4 competition

but

WIR strong for

per cent Consols 15/- and Old average to good merino forces. [Consola 12/6." All closed at the

Main buyers word Eastern day's low but within 20 minutes Europe, Beltain, Japan and after the close of the market, Australian mills with top prices beavy buying of sterling-ap- | marino at 90% pence, pome- parently from New York-lalt back 82 penee and lumb: 130 ed the decline and lifted the pence a poând.—Uplied Prez. dollar rale frem 2.81-1/10 to 2.81-9/16. Sterling is #101 above Its dollar par of 2.60.

Leading industrial were in- arlive. There were numerous declir of Ed or pd.

cotton acreage in 1980 4,000,000 3185 37.65: JANE: SELLE. New York Foreign all down by 1 or

back to around Oct:

acres. This year's ncreogo allot- ment is about 17,700,000 acres. May contracts moved above the 30-cent line, the highest level alneo late March. month trading will Tuesday.

SAO PAULO

Prices were unquoied today. In the United Blates, the Spot | average price of oneslich cotton end on at 14 deadgnated spot markala One delivery notice was 34,65 cents.

The open Issued today. position in May was down to were 24,400 bules, while the certif- Press, cated alock remained, at 21,950 bales

was

Exchange

were virtually

London Metal Prices

London, May Ti 2 shillings.

Prices of metals closed today Germans were steady with in sterling per lang tan

the Young Lonn non-asseeriod follows:

up 1 and the assenied up

£14, the anted of the 7

per cent Potash cose %. Only Tin pot,

4-month 1.00-1/24 movement in Japanese was in Copper apol

New York, May 7. Closing rates were:

Conta Total salen at these markets England official

balen—Ünited | Holland. 11,000

Brazil Note: Liverpool cotton prices were unavailable,

Olen unchanged,—United" Press.

Argentina

days

3.800/16

„2012

oong

0610

the 1980s which foll £4, both a-month

avented

apd

non-dented. land ist half May Dollar dtech's premium was UP, zino ris-kas MY

1 per cent to 8 per cent. -- Unliod Press.

ANE

buyare

744

sellars 73014 78415

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