TRANSPORTATION
CANCELLATIONS UP SUBMERSIBLE AT BRITISH YARDS CARGO SHIPS
DURING the first half of
STUDIES directed toward
design of a nuclear-
this year, cancellations of shipbuilding orders with powered cargo ship that British yards word
nearly would be submersible and
employ three times higher than the would
water-jot volumo of business propulsion instead of pre- during the same period. peller drive ure being mado for the United States Mari- time Administration.
now
Recen shipbuilding figuro #low that now order in the second quarter of the year were again negligible. Contracts for 25 vessels, tolalling 13,000 gross tons, were received, bringing die total for the half-year up to only 101,000 INS lons, comprising 67 small ships.
Cancellations dusing the second quarter direct result of the depression In shipping freight rate-amounted to nine ships, tolling 100,000 GT035 fens.
OVERSEAS OWNERS
And
t
This is part of a resepreh programme to
ways putting to fullest maritime e the
potentialities of nuclear energy.
As conceived at present, the hull of the submersible ship and be elgar-shaped would buoyant, Boating to the
sur- face when not in motion,
·
Under way, however, the bull would
move just tuder the surface of the sea, while a Rondola containing bildge and These cancellations came main. | Hvių quarters would be up-
ani ly from overseas ownCTS comprised six cargo ships, two Lenkers and an ore carrier, This brings the total of cancellations in the fret six months of 1958 up to 283,000 tons, compared | soon With only 104,000 tong intake of new businers,
In the past 12 months, can- cellations of 312,000 lens com- 3ed with a new orders total of 593,000 tons, giving in net in- flux of only Just over 200,000
Tus June,
British provided yurts, at their present malo of produciori, with less than two months' work.
"The virtual absence of new orders under prevailing freight
ported above the surfact by a permilting conventional an Navigation and an air-breath- ing power plant.
Hull nutels are to be tested
10 determine the must effelent shope, and later tas are to be made to investigate the proper shape of the pondok and the most effective design for cargo spaces, vargo handling equipment and power plant. reduction is also being Drug investigated,
TRAINING SHIP
market conditions must give rise FOR SHIPPING CO
THE Svea Line will be the Tenth Swedish ship- ping company
to have a
to some concern for the future,”
the Shipbuilding Coll Buys
industry is for- ference. "Ihe- fanate in having a substantial harklog of orders for a while range of types of ships, although som bullders, especially of the vessel specially designed for smaller types, are not bookert | officers' training, namely the 12,000-ton cargo liner " nddition to cancellations. orders for a number of ships Wasaborg, which is shortly have been deferred and the luck to be
far ahead.
of pressure by owners for earlier delivery of other long dated orders is creating problema for number of yards."
Shipbuilding circles stress that many more cancellations of exist. ing orders may be received it building costs continue to rise,
REVOLUTIONARY NEW PROPELLER
A
to
SHIP propeller which promises lead to significant advances in ship speeds is announced by the
delivered from
Yugoslavian yard.
a
for
Ad-
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1958.
LANCASHIRE'S NEW MOVE
Bigger Group To Consider Colony Proposals
By ROBERT BELLAMY
Manchester, Oct. 15. A representative group of the Lancashire cotton industry is now being formed here under the aegis of the Cotton Board in order to consider more closely Hongkong's latest proposals on a limita tion of her cotton textile exports to Britain, it was learned from reliable
I
. sources.
The formation of the group decided yesterday as Wis result of disagreements which come to light when the Cotton Bourd
Its Consultative Committee met here in order to discuss these proposals brought back to Manchester by Lord Rochdale, Chairman of the Bourd, who led the British delegation at the recent Hong- kom: talks.
Further Declines On New York Market
New York, Oct. 15.
Stocks declined again today and finished around their lows with losses running to more than two points in a long
list of issues.
Tickers ran be much as five (Am, Gas & Electric minutes behind the market
the
Ain. Home Prod.
пл
volume increased, The was the day's worst but it was better than
last half hour
1,110,000 shares
and
yesterday's when males totalled tickers were as much aa 15 minutes
behind. The day's sales total fell below the 6,000,000 poca set in the previous session,
these proposals, details of which
The market began on a hote have not yet been ofkelally released here, were "Hongkong of strength when Du Pant ran Last word" and that further up two points. At its low late in the day it was more than four negotiations would be useless.
below the high. Steel The Iden of the formation of points wider group of representatives issues fell and so did metals. of the Lancashire cotton Indus-Motera etsed moderately after try is to see whether there is early steadiness in the leading suftleien: backing fut the Hung-ssues. Oils joined the decline,
konk proposats
bania for finalising agreement. There was no majority at The annual conterence of the
Electrontes issues did better these meetings in favour of Cotton Board at Harrogate this
And the specialty aecepting the Hongkong pro-week and where usually all see then others. posals.
lions of the Lancashire cotton Proup showed some gainers. It In revealed that Lord Industry are represented, will The tope was catching up as Rochdale made it clear that be the occasion for much sound-the close approached in contrast with the previous sessions late. ing and heart-searching.
ness. Some lenders managed to recoup a small amount of their losses.
LONDON STOCK MARKET
attention.
also
were
Gold фагея favoured following satisfactory
quarterly statement. Gilt-edged
were quiet
Appeal
Railroad Gains
Meanwhile, Sir
Ernest
few |Goodale, President of the Tex-
hed u Railrond issues tile Institute, appesied to ail
gainers although most of the of the textile industry, issues showed losses running to Groups whether cotton, wool or other, more than
point. Ulties
to "forget their divisions, drop held in narrow area with their Internal competition bé- Į gains and lasses about balancing tween bres and unite more out. closely to producc better During fabrics and go out agressively to the anarkets of the world left open to them.”
vitsi
sension, the amounts of money were dumped in to buy stocks at lower prices. The support was not suficient, however, to prevent a decline. This one was orderty and with- of the pre- out the fireworks
the 1,236 Or
Issues traded
were set
London, Oct. 15, He said that the texule in- Stocks continued higher and ¦ dustry
was
today facing netive today with industries thrent to its well-being from again attracting the most the East, adding that "tomorrow įvious session.
the threat may come as a result of the creation of the European today, 910 declined, 243 ad- free trade area, and the day vanced und 100 hold Un after there might be a flood of changed. Now highs imports from the United States by 40 and new qwn by four.
Stock Exchange if the pound sterling was made
New York freely convertible into dollars."volunie was 4,810,000 shares.
Sir Ernest, speaking At 11 New York Stock Exchange luncheon party here sald that hond volume was $7,120,000. Lancashire can show the world American Stock Exchange by its own. efforts that Britain volume was 1,380,000 shares. still fed in the production of Dow-Jones closing averages the
finest pecunility textiles.were: adding that "this is better than any government help"-France-30 Falls
easier.
Oll shares elosed irregular with British Petroleum CX- capital at 57/0. Copper shares cased, but lead and zinc issues continued to move ahead.
made a good Foreign bonds showing with Chinese, Japanese and German improving.-U.FI.
It is mainly intended training seamen who have a certain amount of practical ex- trainees will be perience, and required to have had 24 months
on deck before of work ralitynee.
Like other Swedish lines the Sven Line has long been engaged In training young men for the profession of ship's officers. Bul the training has usually been a combined correspondence and practical instruction course for one or more
Bariness men on board the commercial company's regular vessels.
the
cx-
Mr Emanuel Hogberg. Office of Naval Research. Line's managing director. It says of the development plains that the new system is that it "can reasonably be necessitated by the enlargement and steady modernisation of the
compared in magnitude to | STUH feel. The Wusoborg is the development of jet pro-equipped with the most modern devices for tenching both deck pulsion for aircraft."
olleers and engineers.
The propeller is described
08
แ
Until
Lype. super-cavitating ship now,
been limited by
speed
has
cavitation, Greater Traffic On
n process in which a vapour
pocket becoines
the
width of
longer
than
the propeller St Lawrence Seaway
blade, super-cavitation ensues,
allowing a free flow of water.
In appearance the new pro-
NEXT year's opening of
poller is described as differing to larger ships is
from
the St Lawrence Scoway already and greatly stimulating uso of
conventionat Lypes by
having a sharp proflic
knife edge. It is said to deve the Great Lakes ports by in- potential at high tornational shipping lines, lop full
those despite the general foll off rotating speeds such as characteristic of new murine
in available cargoes, gas turblors.
Application Of Radar half as
To Civil Aviation
HE emphasis of a com-
pany's
THE Radur exhibits
After about three months of the eight-month season nearly many voyages by in- ternational vessels have been as in the whole of recorded
substantially 1957. This
in- creased number of shipy has had to compete for cargo traffic at 15 to 20 per cent estimated below a year ago.
at this year's Farnborough But oversens shipowners have Show is on the application of apparently been prepared to sc
shipload's radar to civil aviation, cept less than full
while paving the way for the
com-
Ground rador equipment and full opening of the Seaway next. the navigational facilities spring. This Increased offered by their system appetitlen has had an inevitable the impact on ships established in pear side by side Componios joint stand in the Great Lakes trade.
the main exhibition.
surveillance rudar,
Exchange Rates
was done in the wofficial exchange market inerasing at the following exteri
U.S. dollar (per si Sterling notes (per £1) Australian notes iper Indonesian rupiah (per 100)
Slom tieals (par 100) Singapore (Straits)
Presse.
London Meeting
London, Oct. 15, Lord Rochdale, Chairman of Joer the Cotton Board, had a meet- thing with the President of the 5.on Board of Trade today to report
+
13.03 12.54
20.20
on the efforts of the Lancashire cotton trade delegation which he led to Hongkong last month. 1.0 Revier.
Ain. Mach: & Fdry. Anteriena Metal ... American Smelting Ain, Segor
American Tel & Tel American Tob, "L Anacola Copper
Armour
Baldwin-Lima-Ham. Baltimore & Oblo Beneficial Finance Bendik Aviation Corp. Bethlehem Steel Boeing Atplans... Dorden (The) Co.
Burroughe Add Machine Calif. Packing Corp. Campbell Soup Co. Canadian Pacific R. Case (J. 1.) Co. Cat Tractor
Celanese Corp.
C. 1. T. Financial Corp. Clate Manhat. Bank Chrysler Metors Clue Peaty... Colombian Cathon Co Consolidated EACH Continental nl of Del. Cuban Amer. Sugar Binnend Alkali Dannd Match Co. Douglas Atreraft Dow Chemlenla Dupont de Nemours Fastman Kodak
www El Paso National Gas Family Finance Corp
| General Dynamics
Goudach (R. P.) Co. Goodyear Tyre, Gray Aurari
HONGKONG
STOCK
A New Hongkong Annual Magazine
posi- HONGKONG's
tion as a sea and airport, and her asso- ciated industries such as shipbuilding and repair, and air repair work is an important one, and these traditional sides of Hongkong life are virile and growing today in spite of port changes
EXCHANGE from the days when
Our Own Correspondent
Hongkong existed for entrepot trade and no- thing more.
Business done on the Hong-i 354 kong Stock Exchange this annual
4114
In the forward to his Jew "Hongkong magazine morning amounted to appro- shipping,
and Engineering ximately $457,000. Noon quota- Aviation Gulde" Mr C. M. tions and the morning's trans-Wolosh etnims... "A techni 27 actions were:
cal publication that is entirely devoted - 10 the Shipping, 1762.50 Engineering and Aviation Indus- 10 733.50 Iries of Hongkung is long over-
4752.50
due." To this gap be bas produced a most useful coinpen- dium of advertisement, article, classified section Tel
500 6 1.275 18308.81 index,
11.00 11.10 900 11.00
IK lictel $0.00 21.30
4000 11.30
500
3112
GBIG
Bhared Buyers Sellers BANKS FIK Bank..
Salos
780 782.00
013
2012
12012
INSURANCES
3312
Unjon
71.30 71
29
SILIPPING
Firestone Tyre & Rubber
101
Asia Nav
.. 1.273
3716
Wheelock
6.05
General Electric General Foods
DOCKS, ETC.
QB
R. Whart.. $3.50
5.30
Od
50 4 54
General Mulor
4816
30 44 11
Gen. Pub. Util.
Dock
44.50 45
100 44,7A
Gen. Tyre & Rubber
2014
300 44.70
Provident
201
1442
LAND, ETC.
12
38K Land..
$216 Feny
24.00
...339 1.10
$35
HUBIER
381
Amalk
1.073
11927
Int'l Tel & To
112 Trust
|
149 A. Tewahi
19% Sungata
Kennees Copper
UTILITIES
Likaeti Myers Tou. Co.
7733
Then
105
24.80
Lockheed Atremft
GOEL
Star Ferry,
107
110
Laws Incorp.
2014
Ymmad XD V25
Lone Star Cenjent Co. Lowenstein & Bes McDermott J. Itay
Aircraft
30
C. Light
15:5
Electric
40%
de.]
2832
Marzo
381
Tel.
31
394
| Heyden Newport Corp, Temestake Mining Co. Inland Bleel Cv. Interchemical Corp. Inti Business Machines Int'l Barvester International Nleksi
Johm-Manville Co.
Nadeer Industry
Mesabi Il Corp. Monsanto Chemical Co.
Montgomery
Motorola Me.
National Biscuit Co.
National Cash Reg. "A" National Dairy Prod
Nallamal Lead
National Steel Corp.
New York Central
3023 30.73 1300
which amply covers the field.
Mr Wolush is famillar for his 41.30 uther publications, notably the "Yongkong Exporter," ui su- 3030 thoritative annual on Hongkong Trade which is widely, clr- culated throughout the world and is one of the Arst volumes 10200 er 1873 Bought by overseas businesmen
Interested In Hongkong.
1.70 38300 * 1,613
The present publication is a
Lho 25 4180 or 34.00 alimmer companion
"Exporter" in the same style. It is, in fact, not new-but, a revival of the "Hongkong"
and Engineering Guide", also published by Mr
100 33 $7.30 17.00 300 1 17.30 24.00 20.10 2000 + 24.30
109 13.00
Rs 19.60 15.79 100 13.60 Shipping
..
(3)..
INDUSTRIALS
23.5
24 1500
7.45
Cement 23,10 23.40
STONES,
74% Dalry
M
100
00%
Norfolk & Western Hy
774
North Amer. Aviation
32%
30 industrials
$30.14
North-west Airlines (Com.)
142.78
Ok Mathieson
391%
15 utilis
03.18
Olli Elevators
65 stocks 40 banda
184.78
Owen-Tano's Glam
04.38
Oxford Paper Co....
Comm. future price index..
100.19
-UP.1.
Penny J. C. Co.
Paramount Pictures
Closing Prices
Allled Mille Inc.
41
Radio Corp. Piet
Alits Chazmere
Zo
Iepublic Steel ...
Am. trake Shoe
43
American Cable & Thedin Corp.
09
American Cyanamid Co,.... Amer. & Forgn. Power
10
Allied Chements
COMMODITY PRICES
FOREIGN EXCHANCE
NEW YORK
New York, Oct. 1. Closing retes were: Engialul 30-days
00-day's
Салана
Belgium Argentine
1.03 1/10
2.003% 1.30-7/10
.nz00-13/16 .0173 -U.P.I.
LUNDON
London, Oct. 15. Closing rates were: New York Montreal
Amsterdam Brussels Copertuarzen Lantron MUAN Parla
Stockholm
AMSTERDAM RUBBER
The
Anisterdam, Oct. 16, rubber
market steady, Prices closed today in kilogram, c.l.f. guilders per Nov. as follows:
No. 1 rubber
NO
rubber
No. 3 rubber
No. 1 sepe
Prun. Salt Co.
Philip Morri
Procter & Gamble Co.
Publicker Industries
Pare Oll VAN
Sure, Roebuck & Co.
Shell On
Maint Reg. Paper
Sinclair Oi
Rocony Mobil Oil
Salur Aircraft....
South Puerto Rico Sugar
Southern Co. (The)
Southern Nalion Gas Bouthern Railway (Com.) Standard Brands
Mtandard Oil of Cat,
4014
1. Cmy
COTTONS
Textfie
Nanyang. INVESTMENTS Yango
Allied KK & FE Invest
13.00 15.00 1800
110 11.40 12.70 13
4,35 7.25 7,40
4.06 4.10
9.30 9.N
24
7.35
Wolosh before the wor. "And
ko s predecessor, the new release is excellently printed on
will
18.50 strong paper. It is a book that sland thumbing. and writion to be thumbed by all who want a handy and compre→ hensive periodical on its field.
New York
Cotton Market
Articles in this first edition are of a general character. One by Professor Mackoy, Taikoo Professor of Engineering at Hongkong University, Intro- duces the faculty to the reader and gives its history. Hong- kong University in fact began its correr with only two facul- ties Engineering and Medi- eine, and of the 37 enrolled students of that time 37 were studying to be engineers.
This seniority and impor- tance did not however impress the Hongkong Government as much as might have been 'ex- pected Professor Mackey points out the Director of Public Works delivery at that time, possibly with.... dominated an otherwise simple faith in the ingenulty
New York, Oct. 15. 49% Final adjustment in the spot
October
advised that should
slow cotton futuros trade of the engineering stof had sum of £100 be allocated for October hobbed up and down engineering equipment."
A for cry this from the atorn over # range of 05 cents u bale,
Standard Ol of Bad.
4732
Standard Ol of N.J.
373
Sleep Rock (Toronto Exgo
132%
Contract No. 6 (domestic)
Studebaker-Packard Corp.
11
Nov.
5.02
Sunshine Mining
B32
today.
WX5
Mar
3.67
Swift & Co.
37
May
0.70
Texas Co.
TOY
5.20
Textron Inc.
July
153
Sept.
8.78
Tide Water As, Oil
Spot-cents per lb, clf NY
Time Inc,...
252 buyera 3.60 buy
ex-duty) Open
5.95
Tyl-Cost.
Warranis
Interest:
015 contracts.
Twentiell Centory Fox Film
21
V.P.I.
Union Carbide
113
Valon On of Cal.
457
Doton Pacile Railway
2.45 buyer
2,66 buyers -U.P.I.
SINGAPORE RUBBER
Singapore, Oct, 15.
The market opened higher in sympathy with overseas advices. Prices sleadled further ou zood trade buying and demand for lower grades was selective.
No. 1 rubber per lb. Nov; 59%%- 91% Dee: 91-01 No. 2 rubber per lb. Nov; BO-EU: No. 3 rubber Der Ib. Nov: 67%- No. 4 rubber per b. Nov: 654-04; Spot rubber 80503 unbaled: 90- Blanket erepe: 2.72-5/18-2-73-7/18 70-80; No. 1 pale crepe: 02-04. 10.56-210.37
U.P.I.
139.30-139.35
10.33-19.33-1 10.40-80.55 3703-3703-46. 1170-14-1170-15 14.49-4-14-45-N
-UP.I.
RUBBER
NEW YORK RUBBER
New York, Oct. 15. Nex rubber futures today closed up 15 to off 23 points with sales of 99 contracts."
Closing prices:
Nov.
Jat
Mar
MET
Atlantic du
July
Scpt
NOY.
An Important recommendation has been made by a Federal They are giving full details of Maritime Board examiner. their new lon rango civil 1sbrandusen Corporation plans
introduced to use
vessels from s Great recently and specially developed Lakes service in the North use where high Atlantic outside the Lakea sea. for terminal speed, high altitude, civil air-son. This was opposed by Unit- craft are being operated,
ed State Lines but approved by With coverage extending over the examiner, who said that 40,000 ft, and to ranges well lapresent American flag service excess of 100 miles, to equip-herors the North ment is claimed to be the most inadequale and that there was advanced equipment of ils type therefore no compative bar to developed for civil use
awarding Isbrandisen a subsidy The Company is also providing for the route. detalla of several comprehensive display and operaliona room It is argued that the shore Installation who they aro navigation "Basson on the Great building for civil use in conjune- Lakes could well impose a fan. tion with various surveillance cini liability on companies with radom. Decca Radar Liş, Albert no option but to lay up shiga im Embankment, London, S, E. 11. the winter.
31.30
30.20
30,75
30 28
50.50
After a buoyant start, the market Gurred kreegular with prices closing Fenileby after the
greet closect. Blonia mecent London market buyers alz Beopinto chocotaragiod: by the adfuge of follow-through "buginje to develop on the recent advance.
So the shipment rodet. · mediers said brustoti (recorɔes more difficult ** och advybę czubka, bögywem to Suck woy Spot No. 1 Iướm van- quobed at $15), cerita--U.P.I.
LONDON RUBBER
London, Oel, 15.
The rubber market was 1-
certain with spol quoted
nt
20-1%, pence per lb. Prices:
No. 1 Rs pot: 20-2852. Settlement loue term: Nov: 20
Jun/Mar: 2016-2346: Oct/Dec;
2015: Des:
2014-20141
July/Sept:
2013-2012.
2038-20
General markets, cit basis, ports: Oct: 2014;, Nov; 20-2016: Dec: 2004-J.P.I.:
SUCAR
NEW YORK SUGAR
New York, Oct. 19. World No. 4 sugar futures closed 2 to 5 points lower with sales of 190 contracts.
Contract No. 4, (world)
Jaz Not
July
Sept.
Oct
Opel-(centa, per m.
Cuba)
3.39
Open interest: 0,323 contracte,
માધવપ
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON
New York, Oct. 15. Prices of cotton fulures closed today as follows;
Dec: 30.07; Spot: 30.25in; Mar: 30.60; May: 36.36; July: 3457: Out: J2 Dec: 3109; Mar: 32.02.
-U.J.I.
In
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Liverpool, Oct. 15. Collon
future closings, pence per Ib. were as follows:
American Contract Oct/Nav: 24.50; Dec.Jan: 24.50; Mar/Aptu: 24.00: May/June: 23.70 July/Aug: 27.08; Oct/Nov! 2230.
"Mixed Contract
Oct/Nov: 23.00; Dec/Jan: 24.73; Mar/April: 24.40: May/June: 24.10: July/2kg 23.59; Oct/Nov: 2203.– U.1.1.
METALS
NEW YORK METAL
New York, Oct. 18. Prices of metal futures closed today in cents per ib. ns follows:
Lead: Oct. 12,856; Dec. 12.200. Zinc: Oct. 11.17b; Dec. 12 copper: Oct. 25.87b; Dec. 28.318. Tin: OG.
Dec. 94.80b.
LONTORETAL
4.
London, Oct. 18,
United Aircraft
United Cau Corp.
U.S. GypKILTES
U.S. Line Co.
A. Rubber
U.S. Smelling
U.S. Steel
1.3. Steel 1 P.C. PF Warner, Bras Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric Western Union Tel. Co. West.Va. Pulp & Paper Woolworth
going off the board in mid-breakers and mechanical brains
a which noon hour at 35.91
University Engineering
cents
pound, up 17 points overnight) departments like to play with
and 17 points under December.us laboratory equipment today.
vi The Oct/Dec spread recently
was out to 50 points.
*
At the close the list ruled 11 Other articles deal with cargo lower to six points higher. The handling, ship building and re- market opened up four points pair, survival
62
SAIL
30
-41%
30
aly
to off five points.
110
114
closed off 12 points.
277
8414
Delivery notlecs
255
bales
U.S. MARGIN
421 | interests,
New Orleans services,
and
at sea, harbour air Iransport other related matter but it is for 2,700 the classified section... a
all
con- Ex-
were taken up by spot very full and clearly printed Hongkong'a İrading partially
against muide to
and agents for ules of December and March, m
Eninecting move hedges branches of the aparently to
place. forward. Other spot Ans were Industry in this buyers on balance in the March that overseas buyers will look delivery.
Commission house for most cogerly. brokers were small sellers My Wolosh is to bo
another gratinted upon. across the bound, New Orleans brokers were buyers of new cellent publication. If the gap was there, as he claims, he has crop months in the afternoon.
certainly filled it.—WJB Traders found littlo in the
Hongkong Shipping, Engin- Favourable to viller way.
eering and Aviation Guldo Washington, Oct. 15.
harvesting ident weather for
1958-39 HK$8, Standard The Federal Reserve Board and ginning operations curbed today increased from 70 to 90 buying Interest in
Pross Ltd. margin per cent the minimum
felt that It is required in buying stock.
desple operation · of the effective tomorrow,
INCREASED
nows to excile fresh interest
months.
Traders
new crop
Government loan program
less new crop months could not the escape some hedge pressure n'a
the harvest season to a peak.
It was the accend time in than three months that Board Increased the margin re- quirement.
works up
CANTON FAIR OPENS
Paris, Oct. 15, 1968 autumn exports
Isir opened in o total of
The New York Cotton Ex-
The The action follows a period
chunge estimated domestic
commodities of upward movements on the
consumption of all raw cotton Canton today and New York Stock Exchange in September at 635,000 bales 2844,000 worth of business which saw the market hit four vs 659,000 bales jast year. Con- was transected, Radio Polling all-time highs last week.
August
The Board on
cent.
sumption for the first wo months reported. of
season approxi-
mor cr
The transactions, the radio Prices of metals closed today ordered margin requirements mald 1.274.000 bales vs 1,325,-
cald covered mschinery, In sterling per long fon as increased from 50 to 70 per 000 listes last year.
iminerais, sciantide - apparatu, follows:
The Liverpool market today local proditota · nrad, milks: Tin: spot. 7458, 74b4; 3-month, 1978,
unchanged to up 80 The fair, sponsored by 15 1204: Copper
subu.
238 The purpose of both moves closed 3-month, 211/30ky. Load: it was to check speculative buy- English points and 888 to 811 organentions, is scheduled, PRIT OCE, TISONENBERE Jan, 7815b,
under New Inst In month and a halt.- ing and carrying of securities. | American points 70%8: Zle: Je fahiz Col, Tajab, 750g
Franco-PressO. York futures.-U.P.). ---U.P.L Jan, 196, 717-...
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