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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY
Wall Street gains on HONGKONG
wide front
New York, July 5. › The stock market advanced on a broad front today in moderately active trad- ing.
Gains of most key stocks ran from fractions to a point or more. Some did better. Common- wealth Edison, anticipating its proposed stock split, spurted 41⁄2
to
sorae | Minesota Maing
Misaton Development Mount Cheisteal Co. Montgomery Ward Motoreine.
Interest returned electronics and other "growth" stocks. Beckman lustruments advanced 4 and Zenkh 32.
The tone was higher for mus! steels, motors,
form rubbers, inplements, non-ferrous metals. utilities, airlines, chemicals, building materials and drug
Of 1.269 issues traded, 725 advanced and 317 declined. New highs for the year total 27 and new lows 18.
$1,998
The Asovetated Promm average of 60 stocks rose 1.30 to 246.00 with the industris up 1.1. alls up .30 and utilities up 1.00, Based on the rise in the AP averite, an estimated million was added to the quoted value of stock: Ister on the New York Stock Exchange,
Volume was 3.27 million shares
2,18 filon with compared on Monday and was the highest since June 20 when 3.28 million shares changed hands.
CONTINUATION
The performance was actually continuation of Monday's rise which took place despite semi- holiday conditions prevailing in
Street. It Woll
back WDS grounded by some good funda- mental news, including a jump in mid-June employment to a new high, tise in Instalment debt and a decline in mortgage interest rates.
analysts sviel
Six on
Some
profi-taking
that
inonths
have
capital gains seemed to dried up considerably and that the successful "test" of the June
in favourabl lows put the lint
The Dow
position for a further advance,
Jones industrial 10 69.277. 2.96 Standard and Poor rose 42 to 65.03.
average
2012
Steels, motors, rubbers, farin implements, utilities.
chemicals, drag und
Hist
National Batry
"A"
(Com)
Steel Corp. New York Central Noranda inca tel. Nortolk & Western Ry. North Amer. Aviation Northwest Airlines. Oxalatin Nat. Gas O Maltese Our Elevators Owen-lineis Gusk Oxford Pager Co. Pacifle Gas & Elec. Pan American Allway Paramount Pictur Frans 4. t. Co Penn. Salt Co Pilip MUTT:3 Pitney Bowes
Procter & Gamble Ce Pittsburgh Plate Cla Portland Judeker Pa
andres
Ere.
Pure Ot!.....
Corperation
Raytheon
Shell Oil
Sateway Stores Salt Heg. j'aper Schenley Ine
Seat Paper Steger Logs. Sinclair Oil
Mr W. Y. Bain, Superintendent of Production, pouring
the first baltie of Champagne Into the Sherbei.
Dairy Farm develops
a new flavour
The Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Company, Limited have announced a new flavour addi- tion to their extensive line of "Blue Seal" Ice Creum and Sherbet Products.
The new flavour, Champagne Sherbet, lung been developed
ofter six months of extensive experiments with
brands of French
several
Champagne
Renblle Steel
Revanids Metal
Reynolds Tobacce
Royal Bank of Canada
70%
Royal Du
.
5
47
39
100%
25:
4
2
453
40%
normal
creams
51
un
Superintendent
of the
11
R2
Sales Department Farm1.
Smith, Kline & Panels Sony Mobil Oil
South Puerto Ieo Sugar Southern Natural Gas Southern Partise Co
Southern Railway 100m 2 Standard B
Standard Ul of tut Standard of Ind Standart Dil of NJ.
Steel Co. et Canada
Strep Rock
Stokely-van Camp
Sterling inang Co.
Sinne & Wenster
Sunshine Mu
Stilehaker-nekand Corp.
Swirt & Co.
Texas Lo
Texton Inc
Thick Chem.
The Water On
Trackers Finance Travelers the
arlines, Tri-Comt Warrant
building! Twentieth Century Fox Fin
materials participated in
dvance.-AP.
Closing prices
Abitibi Pur, & Paper
Alden Inc. Acy.
Alzoma Steel Corp.
Allied Chemicut.
Allied Mills Inc
Als Chalmers
Am. Brake Sace
American Alter
Am. Calile & Radity Corp
American Cyanamid Co.
A. & Foren. Power
Am. Home Prod.
Am. Mach. & Pay
Am. Natural Gas
American Smriting
A. Sugar Ret.
American Tel & Tel
American Tulz.
Ampex
Auscondu
Copper
ATIRUR Asbestos Curs Atlas Cona. Ming Baldwin-Lina-Ham.
Baltimore & Oblu
Union Ride
51hit Pacifte Hatwas
Waited Aircraft
United FR
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42
and various Blue Seal Sherbet Buses from the United States.
"Champaigne Sherbet
completely different from
sweet
and fruit
tasting Ice
sherbets,"
said Mr F. J. M. Goldberg,
Daly
the Dairy
"We think it is the first time
a frozen dessert was specifically * developed for use after incals, it will certainly provide The finishing touch to a perfeel dinner," he said.
World quabber. market
New York, July 5. Rex rubber futures today closed unchanged to 39 points higher with sales of 14 contracts. Standard contract closed five Combining the pleasant sensa-
lo 39 points higher with no tion of a frozen dessert with the
sales reported. 9759 | fart Hlavour of French Cham-
In the shipment market, 41pagne, the new Champagne Singapore No. 3 blanket crepe pangkat: Sherbet should prove an in-was
ot 284 reported offered teresting experiment for the cents a pound. Bids for Cam- discriminating hostesses of the bodia one RIBS were around Colony.
13044
124
1
US Gypsum
183
its. La co
2332
SIM
$421
70
US. Sinelti
01
44
モルト
#S Steel 7 PC. PE
144
Warner Br
442%
Winkel Mutors
Westinghouse Air Thaks
4134
2014
Westinghouse Elevine
Wet Va. Pulp & Paper
34%
'
Winn-Dixie Stares
44
Woolworth K. W
10%
Zenith Racin
43
1
METAL MARKET
55
49
ช
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scoila
Beech Life Savers
63
Bell Telephone
54
Bendix Aviation Corp.
GO!!
Benguet Cons
12
Bethlehem Steel
42
Being Airplane
43
Horden (The) Co.
Burroughs Add Machine
British Amer, Oi!
201
-British Columbia Pwr.
Calit. Packing Corp.
Cana. . af Comin.
Cana. Brewers '..
47
:
Canadian Pacile R.
Cat. Tractor
Celanese Corp.
C. I. T. Financial Corp.
Chrysler Motors
Ciuelt Prabody
Coca Cola ...
Corning as Works Consolidated Ellwon Consolidated Paper Consumer Go
Continental Can
Continental Oil of hel.
*
Dialers-Seagrama
Dominic Stores
Dow Chemini
Dupont de Nemours
期
Pakistan textile delegation
was
Rawalpindi, July 5. Pakistan is rending a strong delegation to the July 17 1744 | Geneva texule meeting to urge greater maritets for Pakistan's textile exports, it
an- touneed today.
The US, which organised the Genera
has been meeting. pressing the United Kingdom and the New York, July 5.
Economle European The tin market was strong Committee to
some today. Renewed finness was arrangement under which they evident in the copper market would import more texilles from 1..!
marked Pakistan, with
India, Japan higher afier fairly active | Hongkong to lessen the present Lead and zinc were strain on the American market dealings.
and textile industry.—UPI. Meady today--UPT,
values
agree
to
and
28%
20 cents.
Current spol month cents a pound, both nominal. In Singapore, after an un-
the certain
market opening consolidated at around yeaster- day's final levels, come selling by federation centres shortly before noon found buyers re- served and caused slight dip, but buying rallied and morning session closed steady but quiet at the highest level of morning. Gond buying continued In the afternoon and with sellers rose to the taking off prices doy's high near official close.
Thereafter exchanges brisk and prices eased slightly, lowers did not follow.
were
In London, the rubber mar- ket was quietly steady with
spot quoted at 24% peace.
In Amsterdam, the rubber market was quiet today. --UPI.
COMMODITY PRICES
SUGAR
NEW YORK`
Closing prices, all in centa per
thick July.... AMSTERDAM
Closing prices all in guilders
per kilogram, e.l.t. July:
..................... 254-25%
STOCK EXCHANGE
Our Own Correspondent de
Business, done at the Hong- kung Stock Exchange this morning amounted to approxi mately $3,000,000. Noon quota- Lions
und the morning'a transactions:
Balci
Shares
BK Bank..
Buyers Beters
434 410
200+ $16
E. Asta
249
Lombard
Allied Inv
5016 1142X
H.X. & F. E.
102
400
iny, .... 24.40 21.50 1000 20.40 1700 2011⁄2 Where Wherlock 14.26 14.30 3000 or $4.20
SULA 4.10 410 200 5 4
32000 4.15 15300 / 4.35
1000 112 1100112 2006 112
IK Duck.. 112 113
Takoo
23% 7616 Provident 34 5432 Hotel.. 47% 40
1961.
LONDON STOCKS FALL
London, July 5. The Stock Exchange was in
word
a depressed mood again today and losses general, although there was no great pressure of solting.
British stock prices have now lost in the past two months virtually all of the gaina of the previous year. On the average, prices had slumped 15 per cent during the slide,
bonda Government Brittl loat ground because of a larger- slump in Kold than-expected And hard Currency reterves
during June.
There was a general
decline
In industrials. Store and malor
TRANSPORTATIO
Britannia airliners
come under examination
London, July 5.
issue were particularly hard hit Experts today continued X-ray oxemina- tions of British Overseas Airways Cor- poration Britannia airliners following the discovery yesterday of cracked hingobrackets in the tail units of two Britannias-one belonging to another airline.
because of fear that the Con- scrvative government will im- pose new and higher sales taxes to stem inflation.
cased in qulet Gold shares trading, Coppers lost ground. Tins were quietly firm. A few blue chip oils managed to mark up minor gains.--AP.
4000342
BOD S 47EL
477 5000 475
200
HK Land
35
73
200 74 2125 or 74% 1000745
HK Healy.
2
2.76 2.725
2500 2.725
3
(New)
HK Tram
KM.B.
Yaunail Ch. Light
2.55 2.024 434 43%
01
1000 2.725 10000 2.70
27502.375 2000 439 300 7 435 1000 43
011 30301
134 135
384 385
A28 01
100 4 S 2400 x 90
200 30! 400 or 301 300 301 31003012 2000 63817 100 38 500 Gr 38 2000 430
Electric ....
39% 3915
1000 or 2014 4000 3841⁄2 100 or 304
200 61 3015
200 or 391) 700399
HK Tele.
67 671
3000574
500 53 1000575
KK Cas
22.00 22,90
23.10
22 80
ZDU
22.90
3.50
55% 21000
5.20
2000
I
4000
59
Climan
Jardiner
20.30 29,40 3200 or 20.40
G.J. Cement 6014 Dairy Farm
Watson Textile
Nanyang..
A. Rubber R. Trust.. City Hotel.
40% 10%
20.30
67 1000 07
2000
40%
2009 02 405
54
2000 7,05
1000 for 7,05
7,00 7.70
12 12.30
6.35
1000 # 12.20
0,40 7.836 1000 7.00
37 3715
Humphreya 25.40 25.0
Star Ferry 238 212
Lane. Craw 62 5215
Underwriters 14.30
16 10.40
in Invest. Shal Dock 13 Mine Musao Elec 14.80 Rope
1.40
4c
40
41
300 40
New York
cotton market
GO
Closing pricos
British Government Securities
Consolidated-£30-0/10. Conversion-3-3/10.
3. Savings 1655/65-90×15/10. Savings 1900/70-71. 3. Savingo 1905/70-70-8/10.
Overicas Bonds Germah (Dawes, Japanese, Aasentes-C107.
Banks & Insurance Barclays Ord-77. Chartered Bank-558,
Assurance-478.
Landel Tour 2k17
Benk-03 Dci.
yds Banking Ord-17 kl. Prudential Astur. "A-£21
toyal Bank of Consta£39. Royal Insurance Ord-16in.
O11
British Petroleum-478 4!50. Burmah Oil-30s 10d. Mexican Eagle Ord-Ga 74, Ord-122 Oct.
Shell Tran£ 12-15/10
Hoyal
Bieels Engineering Babcock & Wilcox Ord-29 45. Dorman, Long-299 91. Guest. Keen Ora--131 134d.
Harland de Your 155 Cloud Stewarts & Lloyda Ord-4 Summers & Sena Ord-48m 7!4d. Tube Investments-07 1:58. United Steel-4 115.
Vickers Ordecirle
Ansoc. Elec. Industries
Od. 1014.
Brit. Electronie Ind.-10 Elec, & Mus. Industries-30s Jd. English Electric Ord-32 3d.
General
Electric Ord-35_31. Philips Lamp Works-10-23/32. Rediffusion Ord.--308 414.
Industrials
Astoe. Portland Cement-15 10. Boardman Marden Borax tHolding-17
Ord-s &d
Decca Records Ord-341.
Dunlop Rubber Ord-205 10d.
Fisons Org_434.
Gliman (Holdings Ord. Jd. International Computers-92% Dd. London Brick Ord-02s 34.* Turner & Newall Ort- Unilever Drd-1335 0d. Wiggin
14,
Tenpe Ord-501 03,
Chemicals Imperial Chemical Ord-bas tu. Monsanto Chemicals Ord-20s Bd. Cinemas & Television Mors Empires Ord-s Dit.
Ord-28 Algd, Bank
Stollatod.
Paper
Bowater Ford ed.
Ord-32 34.
De La Ruc
Spteers Ord-47 2d.
Tobacco British-Amer. Tob. Ord-64 d. Carrerar "B" Ord-1970. Imperial. Tobacco Orl-65 d.
Motors British Motor Ord-142 11. Hawker Siddeley Ord-201 Od. Jarune Cars Ord-117 ch.
Rolls-Royce Ord-44 41d. Westland Aircraft-119.
Texilles
Bradford Dyer-13 0. Calleo Printers Ord-11 7d. Costs JP) Paton & Baldwins Courtaulds Ord-349 74.
Ord-256.
Ax
Fine SpinneCotton Ord-348. Lauchshire
10.
Breweries Distillers Co. Ord-34 Guinness Arthur) Ord-525 0d. Ind Coope Ord-13
Stares
Great Universal Ord- &c. Great Universal "A" Ord- u. House of Fraser Ond-52 d. Lyons (J) "A" Ord-140 SQ.
Ord-1009 Marks & Spencer "A"
New York, July 5. Cotton futuros trading
dawdled
when ca. today dealers remained in holiday mood.
within
1
Prices see-sawed narrow range, but anaj prices were unchanged to up five points. The market opened up 10 points. New Orleans unchanged to seven points.
Apt./June
251-251
Oct.
July/Sept.
Dec.
31.44 35.05
General markets, e.i.f. busle, ports:
Mar.
35.00
July AVE
2415-24 244-244
May
35.60
July
34.43
nine
Estate crepe this July....
Oct.
34.75
Dec
34.75
lb.:
No. 1 rubber
Creole Pel....
Contract No. 8 (world)
No. 2 rubber
Cuban Am Sugar
Sept.
3.02
No, a rubber
Delaware & Hudson Co.
Spot-World Average)...
3.12
No. 1 cerpe
Diamond Alkal
7413
Total Sales: 80 contracta.
Diamond Neti
4012
Open interest; B conti acis.
Contract No. 7 (domestic)
7847
Sept.
01,30
Nov.
6.30
216
Mor
Tasters Air Line
2316
Eastman Kodak
IDDYS
Spot(Hulk, duty pold)..
0.42
El Paso Natural Gas
Total Sales: 58 contracta.
Family Finance Corp.
Open interest: 2,210 contracts.
Ferro Corp.
First Nat. City Bank
METALS
LONDON
Closing prices, all in sterling
LIVERPOOL Closing prices all in pence per
25.00 25.75
10
off
up
Most of the limited business centred on switching орста- tlons between the nearby July and October deliveries. One July notice was issued today, making a total of 184 tenders to date. Trading In July will cease on July 13.
The certificated stock today totalled 98,837 bales, plus 1,080 bales awaiting inspection micronnaire.
lb.:
2.26 buyerd 225 buyers 2.23 buyers buyers -UPI.
American Contract
July
Oct
24.65 24203
Dec.
24.85
Mar,
May
July
24.25
Oct.
25.15
Mixed Contract
July
24.00
24.50
ar.d
Des.
31.05
Mar.
25.40
Mary
25.DO
July
25.70
Sept.
25.00
cotton had little influence,
News directly pertaining
to
The
-UPL
CX-
per long lon.:
buyers nailers |
Tin t
пол
971
3-month
935
Copper pl
230
2301
3-ninth
2332
234
Lend Spot
63
GOLL
0052
all in cents per lb.:
Zine t
This
EXCHANGE
July
22.10
Rex Standard
3-month
TUIL
705
UTI
20.00
Sept.
29.14
20.74
NEW YORK
NOY.
20.65
Closing raten:
Jan,
23.50
20.00
Mar.
20.65
0014
SINGAPORE
2.7030
2.7709
2.7033
2,2000
RUBBER
NEW YORK
Rubber futures closing prices, 3-mont
Ford Maior
General Dynamics
Goners) Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Gen. Pub, Uili. Gen. Tel. & Elec, Gen. Typ & Rubber Gelty Of
Goodrich (B.F) C5. Goodyear Tyre an Great Northern Railway Grummen Aircraft Gulf Ol
Ja Organ
Newport Corp.
Am Walker
Homestake Mining Co.
Hussman Herrig.
Idaho Power
Imperial On
Imperial Tobacco Ingersoll-Rand Interchemical
1tness pe
lati Harvestay. International Nickel International Paper
int' & Tel
Johns-Manville Co.
Kaber Indugleles
Hennecott Copper
Kimberly Clark
Japasi is Myers Tub. Co.
147 Tulle
Litton Ind.
Lotkind Aircraft
Low Incury.
Long, Bir Cement Co.
Lortiera P
Lowell Be Fans, Merit J. Tay Morck
2314 May
23.50
Closing prices all in Straits
cents
porta:
per lb. 1.0.b. Malayan
No. 1 July
No. - Aug.
No, 2 July
No. 3 July
No.unbaled
| Spot, rýbber
No. 1 pale cum
4111/TM#.
004 Mar.
COTTON
NEW YORK
Closing pricca, ail in cents per
~ FOREIGN
Canada
England
oficial
30-daya 00-days
Australia
New Zeniand South Africa Others unchanged.
LONDON
Closing rates:
New York ......
Montreal
AmsterdamI
Brussels Copenhagen
1b.:
1.01
Spot July
34.65 nom
13.20
Oct.
34.15
Tlanket crepe
Dec.
34.70
Mar.
33.33
LONDON
May
36.00
Closing prices all in pendo per
July
35.45
Frankfurt
Oct.
Lisbon
1b
Dec.
34.00
762, 3, 119 Spor
NEW ORLEANS'
Bettioment house torm:
Au
July/Bept.
20%-25 2010-20
Closing prices all in cents per
Calo Parin Blockholm
Vienna Zurich
2316-201
Jutr
textile trade remained tremely quiet as most mills re- mained closed for vacation. The
and spot
demand
export Inquiries were slow.
Gummary
The government weekly crop today said above nurmal temperatures in the western half of the cotton belt were generally favourable for rapid development of the crop. Harvesting in the lower Rio Grande Valley
WAA reported about four per cent completed, In the cusion belt, however, temperatures 2.7700
again were
growth.-
1,5500
tow UPI.
2.98 11/16-2.79 13/10
2.807-2.119 10.01 -10.41 130.70-138.75 1003135-10,32ES
00.01-30.20
15.0013-12.00 1041414.4117 172015-1756 72.00-77.14
120246-12.02.
for optimum
Exchange rates
100
United Drapery Ord-723 Ed. Woolworth (P.W.) Ord.--525.
Alseslaneous Bowmaker Ord-10 Dt. Canadian Pacife Ord-146. Cunard Steamship Ord-15 31. Furness Withy Ord-79 104. 11ongkong & China Goa-18. Hudson Day Co-ET-15/16. Indo-China Def. Ord-228. Land Securities Ord-328 30. P. O. Steam, Nav. Dof-30 3d.
Mints Brilish Tin Investment-418. De Beers Def-11
04.
London Tin Corp-10s 9d. Mount Isa-535.
Pointing Tin-11.
Khokana Corp.-108 06.
d.
Rio Tinto (Learer)-305 2015. Roan Antelope Copper-5 d. Union Corporation-43 Welkom Gold Mining-10 c Western Holdinge-100x 3d,
Rubber & Teas Anglo Indonesian Plant4 Od. Ceylon Tea Ord-23s. Imperial Tea Ocd-Its Jet. Kuala Lumpur-Kepong-31 450, Lambak Rubber-50%
-Rauter.
Car tariff said unfair
Toronto, July 5.
A BOAC spokesman said 10 of their fleet of 31 Britannias had been examined so far "and only two need modification."
The remaining 21 would be examined in the next few days
Sharp jump in
U.S. steel
output
Washington, July 5.
US stool production has jumped sharply since the first of the your but only ព Fow thousand idle workers hovo been re- called to their jobs in the mills, the government re- ported today.
The
Department
Labour blamed the paradox on ever in- creasing automation and longer working hours.
in order of priority according to their maintenance history," the spokesman said.
Three services were delayed yesterday and only a few minor delays are likely today.
"There is no question of grounding the fleet or of can- celling any serviceo," he added.
The trouble is not serious.”
Checks on BOAC's Britannias began after a fault
109 dis. covered in Tel-Avly on a Drl- fania belonging to the Israet Airline, El AÏ
BOAC found a similar fault in one of their alrerafi-Reuter.
European air industry said very competitive
London, July 5. European air traffic is "Grossly logging behind tho copacity" and "on North Atlantic the posi tion is "infinitely worse,
• British European Air- ways chlof told the Air Transport Licensing Board haro,
Mr Anthony Milward, BEA's
In a report on steel produc-chief executive, giving BEA's tion, the Department sald out-general objections to applications put shot up 13 pur cent be-made by Independent airlines to Iween February and April. In operate scheduled services in the same period, steel employ-Britain and to Europe, said he tvo per had never known an Industry as only mont went un
competitive as the European alr cent, or 10,000 men.
transport industry,
Jster
per
The Department sald @gures, covering the first 20 steel days of May, indicated
even higher, output climbed topping iwo million tons week for the arst time in a year. Production hlt 100.3 per cent of the 1057-59 average, compared to 70.8 per cent in
December.
Competillon was Increasing and this summer there had been a "serious short fall of trame." He elled the "flerce competi- tion" on the London-Rome route with 18 airlines competing with eight different types of aircraft.
Of the North Atlantic routes he sold Americans exhorted by Steel orders for construction | President Kennedy not to come appliances, auto-to Europe this year, were ap- thaterials, mobiles and other products are parently staying home.
This had had running ahead of expectations.
"a significant effect" on BEA.
He explained that BEA earned $10 million from Ameri- cans and Canadians who booked Uckets in North America from BEA agents to fly within Europe. This was earned at negligible A clear cost-BEA earning
£2,500,000 from this source.
The steel mills were operating at better than 70 per cent of capacity in May. During the 1960 recession, output slumped to less than 50 per cent of capacity.
But the Department said the layoff or 149,000 steelworkers --one in every four-during the February, 1000 to February, 1061 recession period "remains largely unrelieved."
But this year, said Mr Mil- ward, this was "fading" and the position was rather serious"
for BEA and other airlines.
Mr Milward said there were certain international routes
It said the milis expeeled to have about 25,500 recession-which did not make money- idled steelworkers back at work Eastern European countries were 5.8 not covering their cost, although by next month, gain of
near to per cent,
the Moscow was coming beyond that, outlook for further steel this "thanks to trade fairs and rehiring is dim, the Department the like." sald.-UPL
Profit margins
decline in UK
London, July 5.
and Tougher competition
lower profit margins in Britain's industry con tindod to show in Juno, an onolysis of company
the reports in
month showed today.
Tho
Mr D. G. Stokes, President of the Society of motor manufacturers and
Exctrange Telegraph traders, Baid in an Inter-Financial Agency compared pre- view with the Canadian ts of 503 compantes covering
BEA was not under
any statulery obligation to fly to Fastern European countries but it fell if those countries' nirlines operated here with modern for airliners BEA had to do the same not to make money, but In the national interest.--Ćhina Mail Sprelal.
JAL taking delivery of new jetliner
Tokyo, July 5. Japan Air Lines announced today it would tuko official delivery of its First Convair 880-M jot- liner on July 7 at the Con- vali division plant of General Dynamici in San Dlogo, California,
Press published today 43 sectors of Industry, using the that proposals to put a same companies in both years. The announcement said with
showed prosta were the acceptance of the jetliner, 10 per cent tariff on Bri-Rezulta
6.4 per cent up on the previous the airline
would become the tish cars would be unfair. year. The smallest Increase in operator of the largest fret of The proposal was made in a
any month this year when set Jet acroplanes among Astan report by the Bladen Royal against 1000. The rate of pro-airlines, Commission en the Canadian ft growth has declined across
The airline which now Ra the year no far. motor industry last month. Mr
four DC-0-C jete will have Donald Fleming the Finance
Ten groups reported lower three Convair 000-M's during Minister, Dakl in his budget addrew that the report was
profits than last year, these this month. Two additional included tea plantations, woot Convair Jetlinera and a DC-8-C being considered by the govern-
toxilles, amusement and build turbofan Jet will be delivered ing stocks, Mr Slökes míd such a tariff
next year. cotton Insuratico companies, long would inercose Britain's dim- Sterling notes (per £1). ..........
The airline planted to 10xulcs, stores and clothing Australlan Kotab (per day) 1237 | cully in fowering Its_trado de- stocks showed
Ú1e Convair jet in its youth' cast good improve- Indonesin rupiah (per 100) 3.40 felt with Canada China Maments. Ba ticals (per 100)........
service m Beptember. Standout werd fin Ania Dingapore (Altails)
mining companies.-UPI.
Bulica wAI dome in the logat unomcisi excliange market t morning at the following rates: UM. Kollar (per $1)
6.822
ment
20,70
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