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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVÉMBER 30, 1959,

Weekly Survey Of American Economy

STRONG U.S. BUSINESS RECOVERY

WEEKLY U.S. COTTON TOBACCOS

GOODS MARKET REVIEW

New York, Nov. 29.

The cotton grey goods market here achieved a new six-year high this week and showed signs of going still higher.

The B0-square four-yard print,

Goods bought evne time ago In the the pivot on which the wholent much lower prices market rally rotules, sold up

Far East have been arriving 40 days behind schedule. to 2214 cents a yard fer average to 10

high This bas caused buyers, particu make pot goetis, a new

March 1933,

Higher larly users of drapery fabrics, to tradies goods brought premiums cover in the domestic market at advancing prices. This follow- of a cent a ward on spot.

anoveed a recint spurt of buying of The current

rofile sheelings ment which started gradually 16 Americzn months ago, has been gaining in-after some large urers here dis

covered that for kong mills erdesing momentum, particularly

Labour Day this were sold well when i since after your.

upward

on

While the empha.is has been the apparel-type 1.brics, Several Directions

wide industrial fabrics also have price-lilung gathered strength following the The markel's power continued to be generated teel strike conditional In several directions:

Krude raw cotton.

2. Mill adherence to five-day work week,

cloth inventories.

4. Delayed

Koods bought

the

arrival of

lower abroad at

prices me time ugo.

·

miil

yarns,

Alth

In cotton salez ducers also emphasised the t

5. Higher wages paid 10man! for curded yam: for in workers and indications dustrial urea" lagged, although that the union will be, asking for scies in that category were sull another boost before too long.

termed "satisfactory."

HIT IN AMERICA

New York, Nov. 29. ›

Strength in space age stocks

and weakness among the tobaccos featured a gene- rally firm and quiet "tock market,

tite

Near-Normal Steel

Production

Retail

With

Sales Up

New York, Nov. 29.

A strong recovery in business activity was underway in the United States this week, spear-headed by near-normal steel production and by never-lagging retail sales.

$3,100

It was seized on by the strel-

ns ten-workers union proof that the meat part absent from the index in October-did not con- tribute to inflation.

The shares of cigarette makers

to amounted However, belated statistics sul month look

the pasting on 1 severe statement of

Surgeon were Alling in the picture of the million. However, the and General, Leroy Burney, linking partial depression caused by the monta total of $31.7 million. so steel workers wages-being, for

recent steel strike

the far this year is still a full five lung cancer to smoking.

absence of any progress toward per cent ahead of the same

permanent steel settlement (period of 1958. nearly 8 at its low but recovered lent itself to forecasts of a steel

American

sertion

thal

"Mbacco was

many

of

A

Supply Pipeline

Kaiser Steel

Chemical Industry

SCIENCES

DEVELOPMENT SCHEME AT WELSH

at

STEEL PLANT

Details of a second development scheme Brymbo Stealworks, Wrexham, involving capital expenditure of more than £2 million woro announced schome, due to be recently. The

completed in

August, 1961, wiil

make this Welsh stealworks one of the largest plants in Europe pro- ducing special steels.

Brymbo has

for many

the i

year past specialised in

Steel. Corporation meanwhile served notice that it induction of alley and special Blood Pump Used In

A

of

to

pinch well into next year. part of its loss.

The U.S. chemical Industry Steel roared back to 10 per The space age group set the

-Kalser as early as the cent capacity pace from start to finish. Con 16th day of the 80-day Taft-old it lost more than $10 million expected 1939 to be a new solidated Electronics added more

The loss in record year in sales despite the Koles The total then a while Motorola gained Hartley injunction period. This during the strike.

volume should reach $24,000 General Tyres 3, week's production was scheduled the third quarter offset a similar steel strike. more than 4.

million, thus

the topping tens production in the first two

-Another Federal Budget de-previous high of $1,400 million Ampex more than 2 each.

set in 1937. The reason: the 1. The ring cost of off.ment. Weavers of coated fabrics/ Litton nearly 6, and Varion end to yield an approximate 2,400,000 profit in the second quarter.

are counting on a brocieringĽ

suffered less The industrial average posted weeks after resumption of work the Auto- demand nA TOOM DES

its eighth straight advance in a, in the steel mills was estimated leit appears likely for the cur-

By January rent Bnancial year. The Govern- chemical Industry

budget of end bounced back sooner from nearly at 3,533,000 tons. mobile idustry gets back into

restored

settlement in 578,900 million with a surplus the business drop in 1958. resumed if no 3. Vanishing excess mill full-scale production. A scarcity $1,500,000,000 to market valus 26, the date the strike should be ment estimated

The surprising comeback The Budget of off-grade cotton has started lotions,

reached, the cooling off period of $100 million.

tower steel steel operaikens had a depressing admitted seriously affect come weavers of

hould have given the aution a Bureau

one market-steel tarpaulin ducks.

TRADING SHRANK

stock of Endly-needed

some profits and loss of corporate jeffect

year plus an ex-scrap. Prices retreated $1 All these figures taxes this 3,030,000 2,000,000 tons,

ton, dashing dealers' Trading shrank to

than $3.50 a of more expected increase were substantially above shares from 3,550,000 shares on

In volume and $2,000 million in Federal spend- hopes of capitalising on a tem- Wednesday as

traders pectations both

financial year porary shortage of orc.-UPI. in dates at which near-normal [ing in the next stretched Thanksgiving into a

makes chances for any material holiday. The market production was to be resched. four-day

reduction in taxes very dim. to 1.207 A top union official this week

somewhat narrowed

503 traded of which

--Construction Apparel Yarns

expenditures, urged the mills to "share their

IFSCS spectacular profils with their

was as different from contracts let pipeline making apparel yams advanced, 407 declined and 207

The supply workers by voluntarily granting

unchanged. There Mill have kept up a continuous held Al wage increase now."

io 34 new lows reached as against steadily filing although lack of in advance, dropped seven per sources estimated, | pre÷zure on their

balance Is current inventories cent to $4,800 million in October. sales, union

up to EL 23 new highs. in a y

of construction spending this

exceed secure price advances

Philadelphia Curtiss-Wright, which gyrated was still slowing down full-The seasonally adjusted annual pound. $15,000,000,000 with profits ex-eent à

why down, to $50,800 m:illon as a "definite widely on Wednesday, up first scale retum jo normality in the rate

This was pected to average 74 cents for inners reported

engine and then metal-working field.

the September cute of ench dollar of sales.

Isillers market" for yarns with on its new

true in automobiles against a dividend especially,

$52,400 million. eharply on

Motors. for Because of the higher than preme mills turning down busi- down

they expect higher cut, featured the niarket in where General

will nol resume example,

However, actual construction expected prices for raw cotton, nes since

turnover. This prices later on.

linc work assembly

expenditure in October wes still one lg grey goods mill

Hard mes featured renewed

December 7 and then only in one per cent above October 1958 werk boosted prices rent a

the hemp

five of 23 assembly plants. This and

ten-month total of yard on third and fourth quar-Armness in sisal, while for goods. Mille have been and burlap prices remained on

in that com- $45,700 million was 13 per cent would mean that

steel

strike above the same period of last pany alone, the paying cents a pound more about an even keel.

they Distributors of man-made than cotton

the resulted in a shuldown for rayon

the fibres reported a sustained de- expecter, erpecially

full month, idling

workers 200,000 Krades going into print cloth mand for a variety of construc- tions for first and second quarter fabrics.

General Motors delivery. Prices of staple nylon sheers continued to advance in reflection of the tight market at Interest the grey goods level.

round tafetas, also revolver

batistes dacron polyester fibre, and dacron-cotton blends-UPI,

year

CITY

Mart frequently cited cloths headed for a tightening delivery besides print cloths situation. are combed broadcloths. cotton sheetings, Bedford cords, novelty yard dyed and sportswes chocits.

Mills

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Steels perked up and in the chemicals Thickol jumped while

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shares Joined

crafts,

Railroad Upturn. UPI.

London Stocks

Generally Irregular

London, Nov. 29.

until

year.

HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE

by

Our Own Correspondent

quality steels and when changes

in plant are completed produc

un may rise to 260,000 inget ions a year." The new scheme for Brymbe is announced by the Beard of its parent company. Guest Keen and Neitiefouls.

the old

new

The new developments follow on a first improvement scheme started in 1856 and completed this year, in the course of which open hearth melting shop was replaced by melting shop with three 45-ton electric

furnaces supple- menting the exising three 30- ton furnaces and naklog plant all electric.

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a

Open-Heart Surgery

NEW advances in open

surgery

heart being made at * hospital cooling of

STO

London involving the patients down

to vory low temperatures

(profound hypothermia).

The metabolism of the brain, the which is the most important or- gun in the body, is slowed down

At the same time the Brymbo so that its oxygen requirements are reduced to a very low level. on the based process,

pre-

refining of blast furnare metal In actual fact the patient's tem with tormage oxygen for subperature is reduced from 30 de- sequent use in electric furnaces, es Clo 14 degrees C at which came into operation and his point the blood circulation can be completely stopped for up to I attracted considerable notice in

an hour. the world press,

REPLACEMENT

An Important plece of equip- ment in this operation is a

The new development scheme oller-type pump which is used from the to force the blood into the lungs follow 3 on logically

Avhila the modembing of the steelmaking for oxygenation

compatient's temperature is being plant and consists of the

four old reduced. Blood is also pumped plete replacement of Ingot reheating furnaces by a through a heat exchanger which continuous bogie furnace, the cools the blood before surgery it up Installation of a new cogging commences and warmıs

the afterwards to bring the pallent

full advantage back to life.

steel-making

Business done at the Hong- this Exchange Stock kang

to approxi- morning amounted

Noon quota mately $871,000,

mill, which works to take

will enable

of the increased

| facilities.

of one more than

--New Haven Railroad was miting and production in the latest to report an operating the fourth quarter to below deficit for the arst ten months 400,000 units, the lowest fourth of this

On the other hendtions and the morning's transac- quarter in more than a decade. million.

Central had a net tons: only New York GM expects to 100,000 unita after it resumes income of $212,000 in October,

This, the first net gain rince June. month. operation next

make

year-more than

Rail Freight

On the favourable side, these were the developments reported

would be only about one-third of the total automobile produc tion expected for that period. General Motors usually makes almost half of all the cars pro- duced in the United States.

The automobile industry serves this week:

the

-Balt

shipments an example of what

will be in the surged in

the the wake of general picture

resumed steel production. Last

25

freight

Bhares BANKS HK. Bank East Asia INSURANCES Union Lombard

Bayer, Bellers

1043

Bales

]

SHIPPING

Waterboat

84

Wheelceks

XD

25.00

5.35 G.CS

DOCKS, ETC.

K. Wharf..

16 144

Dock

Provident..

15%

671 15.70

Tod Dock 38.75 3925 Stock markets this week have metal-working field for the re-

been generally irregular mainder of this year and well week, carloadings rose to 628,000

of 1960. the first quarter Insta

units, almost 14 per cent above

1LAND. ETC. but the undertone has re The same squeeze will exist in the previous week and only one HK Hotel 32! mained decidedly firm. It major appliance markets, such per cent below the year ago i Land

washing level, and

Humphreys so far this Carloadings has been generally an un-as refrigerators

This was supported year are about two eventful work with

per cent Really by indications from major ap ahead of last year's level,

whose order pliance salesmen

Alled till nexi books March.

the machines.

ot

volume of business much lower level.

gilt-odgod

werC

Well Below

Turnover slackened and the bulk of the

internal has been business switching. Investment demand For the has been small although there whole,

must

INDUSTRIAL EQUITIES

own

Of that re

|

دوز

510 831%

rsia

..

1.35 1.3716

Hir. 1040.

25300

2000 1

BUDBER Amaik...

3.80

Trusi

15.00

2888

three

be introduced will

Grad the handling and cooling AITENGO- ments for the finished billets will be completely revised -- L.P.S.

The unit has been designed to The null will be able to roll Pump blood at controlled flow rates of from 0 to 6 litres per ingots two-and-a-half to times as large as those at pre minute with negligible haemo-

The lysis.

replaceable pump pent being rolled At the same time botken pouring facilities clement is a translucent rubber tube held securely in position

the tub by a positive clamp, being cheap enough to be dis carded and replaced by a new one after every operation.

The flow rate is governed by the speed of rotation of the and this can be varied smoothly from 0 to 200 The equipment is simple rpm.

and embodies a and reliable handle for manual operation in the event of a mains failure.-

Overseas Orders For roller.

Spraying Machines

A

UNITED KINGDOM L.P.S. firm is manufacturing |

(Siemens Edison Swan, Ltd., and exporting to Germany, 155 Charing Cross Road, Lon- Singapore, Rhodesia apd don, W. c. z.)

spraying South Africa, a

1000 3.775 machine, claimed to be the

poo 3,80 4331 3.80 1000 3.80 5.20 3.40 020 0.10 50000 6 3 20 10000 5.25 30000 v $.30

4.25

325

3t

312

500 12 31,

2003

only one of its kind pro- Heavy Duty Hand

duced in Great Britain.

Its operation depends on rotary brush of special construc- tion which collects the material. It is arranged so that the bristles hit against striking plate,

Cultivator

NEW heavy duty hand-controlled cufti-

Alicking the liquid in the form vator will be

of a controllable spray on to the the

on view at Smithfield Show io

article passing under the machine London from December 7

230 @ 127

100 # 127

20.40 20.00 2700 «**

on a conveyor belt,

100 2015

20.00

to 31.

normal

Powered by a Villiers/3.A.P.

Air pressure- the 20.50 method of spraying-is not used

1500 2050

in the machine, and therefore, single cylinder four-stroke air

vertical engine Uniform cooled 438 23.40 culs running

costs.

the

13.60 spraying can be controlled to machine has three forward gears

Ane limits, to suit any and one reverse.

The on

Electrius 23.30

24.00 21.90 Rte. 13.30 13.40

13.80

17913.45 Very

TeL

11.20 ....... 20.90 INDUSTRIALS

30

500 0 30

10030

30!?

The engine is a complete self-

particular application. Any standard conveyor may be used, providing it is not wider than contained unit incorporating im- synem. direct the spraying machine, and the pulse magneto ... 3814 % 2000

type lubrkater,

600 & 30% 250 38

-Personal income in October increased for the second succes- sive month, reaching an annual milion, This rate, of $382,000

with the rate ot compared Auto industry as a $383,300 million reached in the December producilon pre-strike month of June. July al about and August recorded declines, has been a certain amount of was being scheduled

The 420,000

Sungala interest in

units, well below the September already showed pick-Tewa dated stock.

probably would up losses in steel wages were UTILITIES forelig bond market saw 650,000 which

Tram out under more than offset by income in been turned iron small flurry in

Curtain have

of the economy, other sectors

Star Ferry issues, particularly Baltic bonds, normal conditions.

Yaumati but when it became clear that duced total. Ford will account notably farming and retail sales have been moving at a

C. Ight no debt settlement with Russia for almost 40 per cent, thus top which

Motors possibly rate of 6 per cent ahead of last was likely in the near future ping General prices subsided, Dollar stocks for the first time in the history year despite the walkout.

auto making, were irregular.

The premium of American

-Corporate dividend pay- Ford, of course, maintained this British investors which

In October were only because of its menta pay to bu dollar stocks roce advantage

October never largest for ony aleel mill which

The third record-4833 million compared to 1 per cent.

stopped production.

million in October Macao E.. Chrysler, with $819 major

maker, CRI ironically was really hurt only last year, Dividend cheques are mills resumed now going out to stockholders The industrial equity market after the steel

annual rate of nearly Cement has been undergoing a further work. It closed down three at an period of consolidation after its more plants this week, bringing $14,000 million compared with

million only སྐ recent sharp upswing. Prices its total of laid-off workers to just above $9,000

Alve years ago. But dividend STORES, ETC. this week have generally only 23.480.

strike meanwhile income, which was 6.7 per cent Dairy been slightly influenced by com-

The copper

income 30 headed for a of total personal pony news, of which there has was reported

The dispute, which sears ago, represent be a good amount of excellent settlement.

in some plants ante-daied the per cent of the total today. character.

record 116-day steal strike, was The shipbuilding, heavy expected to be settled before lectrical engineerlag and coal Christmas and bring an increase mining are still depressed. Steel in the price of copper. und machine tool company copper last week was quoted at sharps have improved under 40 cents a pound because of tight the increased

the supply. Copper and brass will semi-finished products already Industries,

Oks have been depressed this are fiching 75 cents a pound. week except for the continued

Monthly Output buying of Shell Trinidad.

Before the copper mines were

The width of spray can be ad- The plough will make single zero, lo the furrows up to

Inchos BEVEJ

It output in the

maximum width of the machine, deep and ten inches wide. 100,000 long. In October, crude The increase occurred dompila

and it is possible, with tire' ade - has a six-inch share and a mine output dwindled to 21,000 per cent seasoopt drop in food prices. August was the

dition of a granulator, to enable twelve-inch disc coulter.

be Canadian Dollars: Maximum artigle to only month in the

pest seven

sprayed andTM 16-17/92, months when the cost of living | Selling

Minimum granulated in one, operation. index actually registered a frac" | Buying 16-23/32 T/T; 18-27/32 ional decline..

OVD.

demand in

Lack of inquiry turned rubber

Pertinent Statistic

... 0.10 20.40

Nanyang..

manufacturers

recommend that cooling eplush the conveyor speed should be 44 centrifugal governor, fuel tank feed carburetter, feet per minute, although this with gravity

efficient exhaust, silencer and 300 19.50 is not vital to the rate of ap-starting handle, All balls and 500 19.00 plication can be adjusted.

studs are of high tensile steel.

It is claimed that advantages

To make control caslar the of this machine over conven- handlebars can be swung tional air spraying are that

degrees either side blockages are virtually eliminate through 90

and can also be adjusted for ed, that it will spray any fuld, height. 500 e 14.30 from light to heavy viscosity, and that it has a low inital cast, with ow running costs.

2300 2 14.00

2000

20

only 3.5

1000

20.30

100 ú

20.30

watatar 1. Crew 29.10 COTTONE quexille

8.00 14.20

30.30

100.30

MISCELLANDOUS,

INVESTMENTS

14.30

Allied

4.725

196

2000 4.78

100

is

Vibro

Dealer Another pertinent economie statistle appeared this week but doce not belong in either the

.on unfavourable int favourable group-the cost of living index. It rose another 0.2 per cent in October, the sixth increase in IDX & FE seven month, and now stands

at 123.5 per cent of the 1947-49 average. This means that what

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A full selection of attachments available These include plough, rotary cultivator, cuiter Et is a aclf-contained

bar, rotory gross cutter, fur- driven by a fractional horse rower, tool fame with complete power motor, and the spraying vange of implements, hedge

controllable without Inter-trimmar, etc.

rupting the eproying operation.

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The rotary cultivatör küş on overall width of 18 inches und It can be disabled for rotary speeds of 100,200 and cleaning in three minutes.

450 rpm. Maximum depth of work is hine to ten'inchies and The machine is particularly it can be adjutated in 1⁄2 inch uitable for the spray treatmhetit. "Wants,

Here are some of the reports outlining the adverse effect of the steel strike:

-Secondary layoffs, caused by

The steady climb of the Ulving the walkout traunted to 887,600 Damaged cargo as this vessel wil before it was inalted by the Tafle | costs, index was welcomed, by be surveyed by kemas. Paania ke starlloy injunction, The Labour the to-called expansionist school Bayer Davy, Lid, at Holly Shari Departament predicted further for American economists who from 19 man, kurs. Dacement damla la 12roms would now in later favour demonic progress at the $559,and, gozleri

Busies was done in the local TUBING PUSKOONakovém zlatistics Abspite the resumption cost of controlled nation: The

thes ----L.P.3, climb of course renecja recover, rossing at the Dowing Tamás of work in book-zuiliw

-Building Toontractain ing vitality of the economy at Swanbars, tövis Bay October fall ave per cent bolow the end of the steel walkout yatarting solos perdici cetoner Tuna. The “hird, cunts 15 yer deurled by the strikitty medecin rundt (19m 390) tructive decliné from yndr-ago anti-indationary shop of Tamm (per 100)

maonomists.j

Lo

have

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