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London

closes lower

London, June 15. Prices declined for the second day in a tow on the stock exchange on Wednesday. Buyers ap. parently shied off be

catise of fears of a new government credit squeeze to check inflation, Household appliance shares were particularly hard hit.

Luwding industrials also were unsettled, although a steadier tendency developed late in the day after a fairly general mark- down.

British government bonds lost ground early but made a partial recovery before the close.

The mining market was dull and further losses were record, ed among oil leaders.--AP.

Closing Prices

Giltedzed Bands

Enlish Transport

1976/88-

£61

Consols ~~~ £45-1/10.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960.

Wall Street affected by riots in Japan

New York, June 15.

The stock market suffered a late sinking spell today after an irregular day. A few specialties held earlier gains but losses from fractions to about two dollars a share depressed the popular averages.

The

behind floor, Eastern Ake Lines tape WILS

Eastman Kodak transactions at the close due to

Food Machinery & Chem accumulation ht selling Ford Motor Co

order.

Steels were hurt, with some

Youngstown, June 15. - Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company sees a possibility that an up-turn in steel production will begin in July rather than in August as most other steel makers have predicted, according to the president, Mr A. S. Gloss-trenics, vulties, metals, oils and brettner.

Mr Glussbrenner based his montha would not prediction on the rate of orders much. and on arder books.

te

very

M Symes said that the third He disclosed that most of the quarter did not kuk very pro-

W09 coming buying up-turn

and sing

fourth quarter from the auto industry and re volume would probably be be-

carly presented

of ordering

low 1959 levels. He declined steel for 1961 mudel production to predict earnings for this He added, however, that his year, because of prevailing un- of a July pick-up certainties-China Mall Special. prediction could be invalidated too many steel fabricators closed their

plants for company-wide vaca- tions that

month and tem-

Akron, June 15.

porarily cut off their steel in Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company reported record net sales and net income for the six months ended April

Convension

Consols 40-13/16.

Loan

200

Finding Zwan

£31.

Funding Stock

1001- 3.2%,

1959/00 take. 3. 315%. 1999/2001m

£15-13/18.

Funding Loan 474, 1960/90-R

Savings 3, 1935/65C902.

Saving 3, 100/10-£75.

Savings 3. 1905/15--273

Banks

the said Mr Glossbrenner company's second quarter carn- ipes would be below the $3.70 per share of the first quarter but would cover the $1.25 dividend and "we hope to do better than

Barclay's Bank "A" Lui ord-Gas that." In the second quarter last

Chartered Bank-is d. Ifonekong-2011⁄2

Lloyd's Bank “A”—is Gl.

insurance

Union Insurance Canton-£5-15/16,

Aircraft & Motors

Brit Motor Corp. Ord-18s.

Ford Motar Co-1124 115d cor.

year earnings were $4.94 per sharc.

30.

Net

sales

leaders off more than a dollar. Some of the chemicals lost more

than two dollars a share. Elec

drugs finished mixed, but othe major groups were lower,

The Dow Jones average of 39 Industrials closed 5.40 lower to €40.42.

VOLUME UP

General Dynamics General Electric General Mills General Motors Central Telephone

Getty Ou Gillette Cu

Georgia Pacific Corp

Goodrich, B. F. Co Goodyear Tyre & Rub Grace, W. R. & Co Gulf 01... Ingersoll Rand in Business Mach Int Harvester

Ind Nickel

Int Paper

Kaiser Aluminum

Volume rose to 3,530,000 from Kennerelt Copper 3,430,000 yesterday.

Pepsi Cola

1304 Przer, Charles 3312, Pncips Dodge 114 Philip Morris 49330illips Petrol 134 Pure Ou 20 | Quaker Oats

Radio Corporation

Sith Raytheon Company

Republic Steel

Restolde Metsis

Shell Transport

Standard Brands

Stand Oil Indiana

794 Stand Oil New Jersey

1915 Stand Oll Ohio

Sterling Drug

35 Studebaker Packard

4546

61

43% Texaco Ins

1312

193242

Thompson Ramo W 25% Tidewater Oil

64%

Bid to alleviate sound nuisance of jet aircraft

London.

HE Minister of Aviation, Mr Duncan Sandys, THE

recently called a meeting to give yet further consideration to the problem of aircraft noise,

58

23

705

Reynolds Tobacco

8

Royal Dutch Petrol

4

St Regis Paper

39

203

Shell Oll

Seara Roebuck

Sinclair G

45

53

Socony Mobil Oil

100

South Am Gold & Plat

Litl Tel & Tel

4911

South California Edison

Jones & Laughlin

-0841

Southern Company

26

Sperry Banki:

75

Stand 011 California

Libby Owens Ford

A

Liggett Myers

Lockheed Alre

Lone Star Cement

the

Larilard, P. Co Marin Co

the

visits

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Merck & Company Minneapolis Honeywell Minnesota Mining & Mfg Monsanto Chemical

14

44%

138

sound nuisance.

Montgomery Ward

39

Moore McCormack Link

Motorola Ine

1829

United Aircraft Corp

38

and

National Biscuit

30

WAS

National Cash Register

fact

National Dairy Prod

58% US Industries

National Distillers

28

US Lines

National Gypsan

National Lead

B012 US Smelt & feßn

30%

chart

New York Central

23

US Steel

8.3

Northwest Airlines

184

Warner Bros Fletures

44

Ohio Oll

Western Union Tel

Olin Mathieson Chem

40

62

18

Some brokers noted that early

weakness in afternoon market followed news of further riots in Japan, reflecting Wall Street's possibilities of trouble when

Eisenhower President Japan.

concern

over

Strength In space age other specially stocks atulbuted partly to the that most people holding these amounted to 3581,129,39% .tm. unwilling to sell and

favourable compared with $568,158,- | partly to 972 for the same period patterns. Idet year.

Estimated net income was $30,392,317 compared

with

GROWING FACTOR Commenting on the price out- $29,940,608 last year, Earnings look Mr Glossbrenner said when the common stock

equivalent to $1.15 per share,

were

Howker Siddeley Group Ord-/ther or not prices would go UP compared with* $1.13 per share.

Jatad.

îd.

Rulls Royce Ltd Ord-478 1d. Routes Ltd "A"-12a ed. Standard Triumph international-

Breweries

Db fillers Co-37s Bd. South African Breweries--245 .

Huilding and Materials

Associated Portland Cement-674

Goodisse Wall & Lead Ord-s

Coal, Steel and Engineering

Babcock & Wilcox Lid-398.

United Steel-De Gd.

depended on competition. He believed steel imports would be--China Mail Special,

"a growing factor" in this con- nection.

More mills were being built in the European Common Mar- ket area and "you can rest as sured that more of their pro- duction will be shipped here."

Mr Glossbrenner also took o pessimistic long-range view of steel export prospects and pre- dicted that United. States ex-i porters would find themselves Brilish, American Tob. Co., Ltd-out of the market except for

Vickers Ltd-34 Bd.

C15.

Food and Tobacco

Imperial Tobacco Co., Ltd-009.

Miscellaneous

Boardman Marden Ltd- és éd. British Oxygen Ltd. Ord-94s 90. Canadian Pacille Rly-$45

I La Rue Co. Ltd. Orawie 30. Dunlop Rubber Co-27s. Gilman Holding Lid-24 4d. ilungkung & China Cas-16s Gd n. Imperial Chemical-309 74d. Lyons & Co. 19

Unliever Ltd-1686 d.

Paper

d.

Bowater Paper Corp Ord-60 9. Hadio and Electrical Associated. Electrical-563 0. Electrical & Musical-485 d. English Electric Co-593 Bd. General Electric-s 3d.

Shipping Indo-China Steam Nav. Co. def Or-23s 3d.

P&O Steam Navigation det ord-- *l d.

stores

Debenhams, Ord. Lid-40 C. Great Universal Stori "A"-48s

Marks & Spencer 11d-73s 10td. Woolworth F. W. & Co-643 104

Textiler

Coats & P 14-499,

Courtaulds Lid-673 Gd.

Mines

specialties coming years, Right now American mills ship- ped cold-rolled sheet and other flat-rolled products to Europe, but "In two or three years

HONGKONG

STOCK

EXCHANGE

by

Our Own Correspondent

Business done at the Hong- kong Stock Exchange this morn- heling amounted to approximately $1,088,000, Noon quotations and the morning's transactions:

Europe will be able to take care of itself on flatrolled," added. Chine Mail Special.

of

Shares Buyers Sellers Sales Govt. 31% Laası

(1948)..

$25,000 82% HK Bank.. 1195 1210

Toronto, June 15.

sales Consolidated

Massey-Ferguson Limited, Lombard Ins. the world's largest manu-Unier Ins facturer of fractors and Waterboat .. combines, during the six Wheelock months ended April 30 x Dock .. totalled $221 million. This

Wharf Co...

was down two per cent from the record high of $225 million established Provident .. during the same period last year.

income Nel

921%

141205

however, to Enough sold, make Standard Coll Products the most active stock for the second straight day. It rose 11⁄2

to 22%. This firm makes tele- vision tuners and aircraft in- struments.

was Next most active stock American Motors, off at 23% followed by Universal Match, highly regarded for its vending machine interesis, up 5% at 725%

14.

Lower were Bethlehem Stee! 1%, Jones and Laughlin Dupont 24, U.S. Rubber 1, and American Telephone 1% Polaroid 9%.

man

¦ Pielfle Gas & Elec

Pan Am World Always Paramount Pictures Pennsylvania RR

Higher were Vick 14, Beck- Litton Instruments 12,

Minnesota 1. Pfizer and Mining 3.-AF.

Closing Prices

Allied Chemical Corp. Allis Chalmers Aluminum Ltd. Aluminum Company Amerada Petroleum American Airlines American Can

Amertean Smell & Refin

American Tel & Tel

American Tobacco

Anaconda Company

Armco Steel

American Cyanamid

120 1200

80 1200

American Sugar

40 1200

110 f 0211⁄2

Associated Dry Goods

6.00 0.95 1000 8.80 1000 8.55 107 109 100 109

Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel

500 110

Boeing Airplane Borden Co.

Borg Warner

9212

700 i 115

2006 111 200 110

Armour & Co.

Atlantic Refining

Bridgeport Brass Burroughs Corp.

Canadian Pacific Rwy.

Case, J., 1. C.

Celanese Corp. Am.

Cities Service

$55

4816

171% | Twent Century Fox

Trans World Airlines Union Carbide

41% | Union Oil California

11% Union Pacific,

82 United Air Lines

67% United Frutt

$45 | US Rubber

Westinghouse Electric

Yale & Towne

Youngstown Sheet & T

454 | Zenith Radio

14%

There are ways in which the The meeting was told that j

can be assisted. Ta nature operator reognising the serious

were give two examples-marken 17% of the problem airlines

30% doing their best to alleviate the beacons could be established to

sup- some! weer

to

Bote have fitted sound pressors to their jets at considerable cost in order 34% cut down on the tive

sources on the round and in 273%

553 the air.

Considerable

nuise

restraint

13 ground run- exertised during 494 ning when the engines are 311 being tested

In the air special take-off and approach pocedures have been

02

1072

119

-AP.

Staggering total

of cotton cloth

imported into UK

Manchester, June 15. Overseas countries sent the "staggering total" of 180 million square yards of cotton cloth to the Enited Kingdom in the first three months of 1960, Mr H. B. Harrison, Chairman of the Cotton and Rayon Merchants Association said at the annual meeting at Manchester today.

turt tell the pilot where to after take-off to avold flying housing arens; anti aproaches that are made with- out the help of ILS could clways be monitored by "talk" dove" radar to warn the pilot when he is below the specified glide path.

Restrictions associated with sound reduction affect us econo- mically. Noise limitations (par ticularly at night when lower noise levels are called for) can Introduced in line with the restrict the load as we connot restrictions imposed by the use all available engine power. authorities.

If we carry the payload in such Take-off techniques, which circumstances we would need to are designed to keep the sound restrict the fuel carried, thereby

to

However rigidly one adheres

techniques,

conditions

over

to, a minimum, involve tho ust necessitating a refuelling stop of power reduction which would on route that might have been

restric not normally

made. avoided but for noise be Attemptá are made also try totions. Such extra landings are follow special tracks to keep time-consuming and expensive. us clear of the built-up areas: EFFECT OF WEATHER

The restrictions associated with sound reduction clearly call for high skill and ability

take of on the part of the plot during

atmospheric the Important phase of take-off

which

control, We have 10 and approach and it is im-

26 such

changes jry the portant that every assistance

height of cloud base, amount should be given to the plot and disposition or changes in these times, in particular when the temperature of the various workload must not be 100 high air levels, affect the direction or too complicated.

Listening posts have been set and amount of noise, whether up by the Ministry of Aviation originated in the air or on the ground, and a technique which m the vicinity of built-up is acceptable in one set of atmos areas, in line with take-off run- ways, and in this way a close watch is maintained to ensure that and all operators do keep below the specified noise

levels.

This was equal to more than Hongkong could do infinitely U.S.-Russian civil

half of Lancashire's own pro- more damage than greycloth duction. Indian mills supplied because the low labour cost

69 million yards and Pakistan element applies not only to the air pact talks

2 sent 16 million yards. As quotas werd filled under the voluntary agreement with Lancashire de- liveries by India and Pakistan would fall but it was

obvious

that new contacts were being made in many countries-Spain, 48' Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Egypt, Portugal and the United States,

NO RESTRICTIONS

200 109

20 2020

500 620 500 29.50 1000 20

Cerro de Pañço

HK Hote.. 4015 4344 200 41

55 HK Land

Chrysler Comp.

1500 4115

40

57

after taxes

Coca Cola Company Colgate Palmolive Commonwealth Edison Consolidated Edison

007

65%

47 450

по

Cons Guldfields of South Africa-amounted to $7,372,000 against

الله ومرات

Cons. Zine Corp. Ord-778 ed.

De Beers det-1365 1011⁄2d cor. Hongkong T-28 15

Petaling in-8 3d.

754.

Rand-708.

Southern Kinta Cons Lid-28% 3d. Union Corp 47s Bd.

West Driefontein Goldmining-

Oil

Bills Borneo Petroleum Syndi cole-10% 1011⁄2d.

British Burmah

04

3.1

$12,606,000 In

1959-largely

reflecting reduced tax credits.

..(Rights)

20

10

Mr A. A. Thornbrough, the company president, said despite Yaumati the drop in net income an in- crease of $3,739,000 in deprecia- tion and in amortization of pro-Tram

Ch. Ligat.. duction tooling brought cash Arst half of flow during the 1900 close to that of the com-

200 36 400 08 1000 37 1800.57

22563 2000 57 122. 5614

20018

2006 169 100 6 169

200 fi 170

304 3194

22 22.10 5500

93

1500

.

700

200

.. 274 27.30

500 1800

Telephone

37

38

Petroleum-1s parable period last year and Electric

British Petroleum Co., Ltd- more than $10 million higher

Burmah-438 ad.

Royal Dutch Petroleum-£13-4/76. Shell Transport & Trading-1441,

-Reuter,

UK-Yugoslav trade talks

in

London, June 15. Trade talks between British and Yugoslav delegations were

concluded successfully London today, a British board of trade announcement said.

The two trade delegations noted that Anglo-Yugostav trade in 1959 reached a record level and that, on the basis of trade figures for the present year, a substantial increase was io be expected, Reuter..

Exchange rates

Business was done in the local us official exchange market this morn

ing at the following cater:

1.5. dollar per $1)

Sterling not (per £1)

5.73

than the 1958 period.

Overall for 1980 it was hoped to equal or perhaps improve somewhat on 1959 world-wide sales, Mr Thornbrough added. China Mail Special.

The Pennsylvania Railroad

Watson

Continental of

Corn Products Co

Crane Company

Crown Zellerbach

Curtis Wright

Distill Carp-Seagrams Douglas Aircraft

Dow Chemical

DuPont de Nemours

Mr Harrisori said there was restriction in Imports of 18 made-up goods from Hongkong and many other countries.

"The swamping of the home 211 market with garments from

Yesterday's Closing

COMMODITY PRICES

RUBBER

Dec/Jan. Mar/April May/Jume

LONDON

Closing prices all in pence

41.

SUGAR

NEW YORK Closing prices all in cents ib.:

cloth but also to the finishing and making up.

Washington, June 15.

THE United States and the

T

pheric conditions may exceed limits on another occasion.

On the ground the running-up of jet engines in our mainten ance area is made quieter by sound muffers which B.O.AĆ, has provided at a cost of over £40.000. These are already in- stalled for Comets and 7075 and a further set of mufflers for 1073 is soon to be ordered. Experi- ments with intake screens to reduce the high-pitch compressor noise have also been carried out.

The Hongkong cotton dustry had acknowledged the

Soviet Union will start TWO EARTH WALLS necessity for limitation to give formal talks on a commer- An earth wall has been built to some measure of protection to Lancashire,

cial air

in the south of the maintenance agreement

area and following the acquifsi Washington on July 18. it was

tion of land through negotiations essential that the danger of the present sitation

State Departinent officials in by the Ministry of Aviation and said the the Middlesex County Council, should be realised without delay reporting this today

by both the United Kingdom Soviet government has accepted construction of a second carth government and the Hongkong an Invitation in a note which will around the northern perl- meter of the maintenance area Fovernment. Earlier in

his speech Mr

the Harrison told

will soon be started. members that nothing should be done to proven the free entry into the United Kingdom of cloth from any part of the world provided it was destined for re- export.

REORGANISATION

Under the reorganisation of the Lancashire industry he said the £30 millions scheme would be finally judged by the prices at which Lancashire could produce and by its efficiency.

Prices are compared favour- ably with those quoted by other countries with a. similar standard of living of Britain.

He added "to pretend that any scheme of reorganisation could enable Lancashire to competè withi low wage per countries such as Japan, India and Hongking is in my view à cclusion unless some method of manufacture as yet undreamt is invented."-Reuter.

G. I. Cement 30 #1 200

500 200 100

Dairy Farm 27.10 2740 1000 @

Philadelphia, June 15.

1000

2700

1100

10

MIII

Amai

2015

10.30 19.09 1002 A G

sobo @ 15.70

5.90 1.40 5000 a 6,70 1000 8.70

per lb

AS, 1 flag spot ....

Settlement house term:

July/Sept.

Och/Dec,

Jan/Mar. Apr/May

Contract No. 4 (world)

B3 8.70

5000 @ 7

1009 (1

Trust

Talkoo

1000 8.208.10 $258 7 8.10

7

General markets, cif, bazie, porta: June July Aug.

Judy Sept

2.99

3.08

Oct.

38

Jan,

Estate crepe this June thick. June

MAY

UPI.

July

55

200 $575

Total Sales: 215 contracts.

(Contract No. 6 (domestic)

July

8.93

2314

Sept.

6.02

1.82% 1311⁄2 1380

1.85 20000

Nov.

0.01

RUBBER

Total Sales: 264 contracts,~~AP.

hopes to increase its Allied Inv. 8.15 freight rates sometime Textile within the next six Nan. months, Chairman James Rubber M. Symes announced to- day. The line would first have to agree on new industry-wide rates with other carriers, he said, but an increase was need-

Rubber

ed because of declining Humphrey freight, volume and inRealty HK G creasing labour costs,

3

0000820

400 58

193.23.70

1.85

800 13.0

200 13,00.

350 a 13.50

22.05 400) a 2,056

170

The dumpshy would show a mor

Kwon Sang

Hone 16.00 profit for May, Mr Symmes said,

the Lone Craw. 384 would wipe out 12.02 which

Int'l Iny 25 deftelt of the first four months HKTE v. 14.70 15.20

this year but net for the ye ...(Rita)

Star Ferry 172 Entertainment Macso

Australian nojes (per 41)

Indonesian rupiah; iper f00)

25.92

1.80

Slam teal (per 100)

Singapore (Sirait)

14 @ 125

200" @ 36P4

lb.

Juls

Dec.

2420

Mar

Electria.. 12.30 12.70

SINGAPORE

arrived here last week,

General E. F. Loginov, Chief of the Soviet Civil Air Fleet, will head the Soviet delegation, No U.S. delegation has been named thus far,

1

Restrictions are also imposed on the times of day in which jet engines can be 'run. Except in an energency, no jet enginer Officials said there is no in- may be run on the ground be- dication what route the Soviets tween 2 am and 5 am.

Ben will asit and offer in exchange tween 11 p.m. and 7 am. any Although officials retused to engine running must be with make predictions it seemed the aid of mufflers. During the nicely. U.S. authorities would be daytime hours low power satisfied with an initial agree running is permitted without ment opening the New York mufflers but all high power Moscow route.-AP.

test running has to be doną. through these silencers,

COTTON

NEW ORLEANS

Closing prices all in cents per

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

LONDON Closing rales:

New York Montreal Amsterdam

LIVERPOOL

Agreed merchant Closing prices all in penceret

Copenhagen. Frankfiet Liston

Oak Paris Stockholm

Quick CLENIFFER

Q.P.Ö. Box #99

Deliveries

por 16:

MARINE DIESELS RENECO

rates

American Contezel

Tel: 24491

Belgian Francs Maximian Jus/st selling 855,

July/Aug Oct/Nov.. Canadian Dollars Maximum Dec/Jan

Mar/Apri selling 17%; Minimuŋi buying 17% T/T, 17-7/16 0/D,

39/30

Milan

Contract

Zurich

Oct/Nov.

MARKET

Riligapore, Hide 35. The market opened stealy on

gobd 'overseas advicën änd chine“ soveplatices.

There was good ifiquity for lower sheet to continent and 2.80%-4.80% America but sellers did not 2.76 1/16-2.56 3/10 press. At higher levels profits-

taking pared these parly gains.

139.78-130.80

10-3335-19337,

11.00-11.08

There was a fair amount of selling in the affinoon which tended to detruit, but the lower level, good dying stopped the decline..

The market elovės – steady pin

UPL

The above

shows & Callum sound

being maved into position with a Booc:

!

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