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12 THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1931 AMERICAN MONEY AND? AMERICAN PRODUCE SPORT (Continued from pago 4 NEW YORK, Tuesday. WHEAT easr. lUc. to le. lower: No.

2 amber TJuram spot unquoted. 2 mixed Durum spot unquoted. No. 1 -Northern' Manitoba spot No. 2 hard winter spot unquoted.

No. 2 red rrintei spot 9112C. Receipts at Atlantic ports (two days) iOB.ULKJ tnree days last year this season 134,296 000. last season 81.520,000; clearances (to daytj 104,000. three das last year MINORITY LEADER'S ARREST Taken in the Polish Corridor A STORY OF BEATING (From our own Correspondent.) Berlin, Tuesday.

The leader of the Polish White tan season last season 97.47S.0OO. Sales ior export 50 STOCKS New York, Tuesdat. There was a firm opening on the Stick Exchange, and prices rose rapidly in active trading, 900,000 shares being turned over in the first half-hour. The close was slightly below the day's high levels but still well above Saturday's final rates. The turnover was returned at 5.300,000 shares.

Call money remained at li per cent. (Special Cable.) Boxing ONE-PUNCH FIGHT Leopardi No Match for HooH Jack Hood, -the welter-weight champion, easily defeated Oilando Leopardi, of Italy, at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, last night. The Italian spent three rounds retreating before Hood's appioach, and the he landed were light ones in clinches. He made one effort, in the third round, with an upper-cut, and the ease with which the Englishman escaped it caused even Leopardi to smile. In the next lound, however.

Hood, getting his man in a corner, landed a right to the face with such force that the Italian had two teeth bioken, and went down for the full count. It was the enly notable blow struck in the course of a disappointing contest. RYE, bareV steady at c. decline: No. 2 snot 47Be.

Sales Icr export nil. RARLRY inat: vp Amrri-jn rnull inr VnrV UNEMPLOYMENT Decrease of 6,000 The Ministry of Labour announce that at February 10, 1931, the number of persons on the registers of employment exchanges in Great Britain was 1,895,896 wholly unemployed, 621,658 temporarily stopped, and 113,658 normally in casual employment, making a total of 2,631,212. This was 5,919 less than a week before; but 1,107,271 more than a year before. Details Persons normally in Persons regular employment, Tempo- in casual Wholly rarfly emploj- uneraplojed. stopped.

ment. Total. February 16,. 1931 Men 1,378,730 405,991 111,113 1,896,83 Boys 9,098 12,257 301 407,52 189,919 2,225 599,658 Girls 50,54 12,481 19 63.044 No2 spot unquoted. MA1ZK easv.

13n loor Western No. 2 root 77ljt Recemte at Atlantic norta dxst 21,000 busheU. three days last tear 35.000. this season 3,084,000, last season clearances (two days) mi. tnree days last vc.tr nil.

thi. season 186,000, last seaEon 309.00O. Sales for export ml. LARD steady. 5 -points hishcr: r-rime Western steam $8.85 Middle Vt SB.

70 to 58.30. Russian minority, Taraszkrewicz, was FLOUR steady snrinc clears 100 ner cent S4.50 Prev Stocks. Stoeis. To. day.

To. day. to S4 80. Sales lor export nil. arrested in mysterious -circumstances on the 16th of this month.

The account FREIGHTS. Heavy era in to reat Britai uer Air kcducful 1071a 1071J lll.Ti T.Keu JnsMamllle. Amer.P.41,. tiiaa aunrtsr Is 6d. to 3d Continent per lOOlb.

8 Cotton, hiph density to Great Britain per 100 lb. 45. A much closer tight was that netween I have received from a usually reliable Allied Cliem. Kenn Copper 17812 1771j Allis Chaliu's Kner uroc source is as follows: Am. 1281 Am.SKor.P.

latidara bales ou. WKEKLY GRAIN STATISTICS. In of bushels.) Same week Lastwk. Lust vear. Bill Hood, of Plymouth, and.

Jack Murphy, of Moreeambe, which went to Hood (in points after 15 rounds. Tommy Kirk (Nottingham), after several warnings for holding Al Miller (Liverpool). Taraszki ewicz was travelling across Am. KadfatorL KretiKCr Toll. Lnmtiert LiSgettMy'a.

Icits Inc. sua .1951 66TB 85. 16JB Am. bineltiKt so 1912 878 16U the Polish corridor between Danzig 3651 76 3d 275s 215S S318 93 623 85 191 Z412 371s 471s 41! 38 7l2 27 247a E51 91 6Us 5312 S412 19l3 25I4 S31 3712 4614 44U 621,658 113,658 2,631,212 February 9. 1931 Aiasxn un near, creiea Mi-Kecs Ani.tiufcrV.l was sent to his comer ry ttie reieree 109.510 1,890.496 2CJb Am.

x. the twelfth lound. and Danny Maher iMfxIc.SeabM Monte. Word 19S3 1201a 287 74,337 (Pendleton), after ten rounds of non-stop Men 1,378.482 402.504 Boys eo.777 13,273 405,083 197,422 Girls 52,494 14,046 Am. n.

Am.Wtr.Wk Anacouda C. lint, ii acnlt Maize Rye Barley Wheat, Canadlnu visible 605.738 77 421. 2,233 20 hitting, beat Tom Wilson (Bradfoid) on 401s Xat Cash lies 66,550 20178 Atchison Auhum Auto. Aatiiairy rr. Xat.Pr.iLt.

sumilv and Manenburg in a tram on which, by. special arrangement, a Polish visa is not required. Tszew (the Dirschau) Polish policemen boarded the train and ordered him to leave it. He refused, so they entered, his compartment and dragged him out. Her was then taken to the nolice 2C9 Uethl'cm Sti IN.

Y. Central 131 Rye Vlicnt, clrarantps trim points. MEKN FLOORS CROSSLEY FOUR TIMES IN A ROUND llC-Sj fi57, 26S 45 195.C--3 1Q.503- 157.444 IS.230 17.188 21.C67 14,251 14.193 9X92 10.187 73.6T7 83,732 103,663 10,753 10,675 6,546 711 1,426 4 26 4 1 IB J-9 55 182 752 724 650 2C4 141 214 Frazil Tract. orttaAm.Co. L.b.

and Canana Caii.Pac Hly 1'acliaid T'ltnl Param't Pub. 627,245 112,050 2,637,131 February 17, 1930 Men 833,788 202,023 86,764 1,122,575 Boys 35.462 5,529 10 41,131 162,131 131,897 1.950 315.978 Girls 35,279 7,952 26 44,257 uace J. l. Lt. 1241 124H Case T.

Itch. 271 451 129JS 120J 4554 169 121 1 Penn. Kailr Pnb. Scr. Mitie (at Flour Coffee in I Coffee, do- Ob to Itesgie Meen, the Great Bowden heavyweight, defeated Harry Ciossley.

holder 447J 231s quarters at Tszew. and, badly beaten in 165TS Hadio Radio ltcyu'ds Tob. C'hrj-slcr Cticm Coin Col. Gae Klcc. Col.

lnetip- of the eruiser-weigtit title, on points it fifteen-rounds contest at Leicester yesterday. Meen. who fought strongly through 4138 117a 1,087,660 347,401 88,880 1,523,941 Hotal Dutch IKS PETROLEUM ste.idy. kerosene stand white in Seats Itoeb'k. IC0S4 casen for exoort t.o.b.

Ne Ytrk nominal, barrels bouth Paciut out, put Crossley down for a count in nominal, and Philadelphia nominal. Mid-Continent 'Std. the fourtli round, ana lour times in tne crude 33 to oo.y. Haurae at well ac. Fennsyl rania crude 1.45 to 1.85.

ColumMati C. 1103( CmtisW.Acrf CI. Solvouts. 21 Cons. Ga.

993 Cont'nt ICan. i9'2 Com Prod's 8S Coty 14 Elect iSfc iAVeb. In fifth. BURLAPS steady: hecsian cloth lieht we'taht 4.65. 414 207 9812 59 EE3 141 7154 9SU iTr.

Amcr Cp nenvy ho. t9 list 49 63U R71( 2612 2318 47 41 14 6S56 197a 73i4 4S18 35 547a 577 71 3S5s ESSg 325b 74 171s 4Jlj St 6J2 ICS COFFEE at the oneninrr as barcl- sti-atu and Lexas iTexSKGult K12 nu 497 63 23'a 2254 47 4112 5712 T97 77 4712 145, 34i4 547S 5758 6678 347g 2514 32 14834 2914 7C12 1834 421 1MS' 147 6U4 irei4 Table Tennis HrilK. Inc. I 7Kt 13 to 2 points lower. Ltnuidtion dcrelooed in th Manh ontion.

and Euronean and Bnizilian mUrctl4 Timpken K'll Un.Carl.ido,. uu rota ttfl Kastmali 17554 soid owing to continued easiness on the Braztlian KI. Anto Lhe $7 Elect. r.ond 61 share United Corp. Utd.Gas Imp1 Steel MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Grove House the champions of the Hockey ENGLISHWOMEN'S TEAM Recall of Mrs.

Bridge and Miss Pollard NORTH NEGLECTED (From a Correspondent.) In the final territorial match at Wolveihamptpn last Saturday the North beat the Midlands by 5 goals to 3. Miss Foster (NorHiumbevland), who lies taken the place of Mrs. Suthersl in the North goal for the last thiee matches, again played well and made some excellent saves. Alter the first heavy defeat by the South the Noith have shown marked improvement, and won two of their three remaining torritonal matches. The toi-ward line, however, is still rather weak.

None of the North players is included in the newly selected English team, but the two Lancashire playeis Miss R. Foster (centre half-back) and Miss B. Hughes (left back) have been chosen a reserves. Both these players have had consideiable experience; Miss Foster won her international colours last season, and Miss Hughes represented the West before coming to Manchester. The English team is very much an expected, eight of the players being former internationals.

Miss Doman, the former English captain, who was dropped last season, is back in her old position of left back, and Miss Knott (right back) and Mis Anderson (goal) retain theii positions. England will, therefore, again have the well-known East defence. Miss Blaxland. ulso of East, has taken the position of left haff-back, held for seveial years by Miss Bryan. Another new player is Miss Maddox, of the West, at centie half-back.

For two season England has been looking for a really good centie-half, and Miss Maddox shows great picnnse. Miss Burners, who is an excellent right half-back, has retained her position, and completes a middle line that will be watched with gieat interest. Young Players Dropped The inclusion in the forward line of Mrs. Bridge (centre) and Miss Pollard (left inner) may be criticised by those who consider it bad policy that, after rearing from important hockey, these two well-known players should return and replace the younger and promising women who had filled their positions. It is'indeed bad luck for Miss Albright (Surrey), but undoubtedly both Mrs.

Bridge and Miss Pollard are two of the finest forwards England has known, and the-recent territorial games have proved that they are in excellent form. Miss Ellis (South), who played centre forward last year, has been moved to right inner, and Miss Tuckett (West), who was a reserve last season, will play on the right wing. The other wing Eosition will again be taken by Miss ingwood, of the West. This gives the West four representatives, the East four, the South two, and the Midlands one. marktet.

a parttai recorcry took place later, due lo cmering in late months oi Rio conmrti. The market closed irregular, with Rio grades 24 points down to 1 point up and Santos contracts 23 to 6 Saints cheaper. Spots easy at 14c. reduction for both lio No. 7 and Sonto No 4.

Rio No. 7 6c. anil El. P.JcL Fox Utllit.IJtP.A Vnlindlnnt CO 58 37 52 543 435, 337g 391s 2712 5S5, I 371z I 5354 32 Manchester and District Table Tennis Warner Bros. Santos No.

4 91c. Futures, ba'fis Rio No 7, closing options: Mnrth 5.11. May 5.26. July 5 51, Septem- Gen. Elec.

Gen. Fuud Gen. Motor. GUIctto Gold iWarreu Bros. ncnlneh se osr o.ta, wciooer uecemoer ov'.

januarv 5 51. Fstimateil day's sales of Rio futures 40.00T. 1 the presence of several 'other passengers. I have been unable to obtain authoritative confirmation from any (Jerman source of this account, although from one German source 1 leam that "it is believed" here that Taraszkrewicz was arrested by the Danzig poRce. But it is hardly credible that the Danzig police would hand leader of the national minority over to the Polish authorities.

One thing seems to be certain he is now in a Polish prison. Former Sentence and Escape Taraszkrewicz is a man of considerable emirence. He was a lecturer of the.Unifersity at St. Petersburg.before the war. He was one of the awakeners of the White Russian national conscience.

He translated Virgil- into White Russian and wrote a numbei of works on the- White Russian language. He was the leader" of the Hromada, a White' Russian peasant party, of- Radical It rapidly acquired a membership of over 100,000, but then suppressed by the Polish authorities. The leaders. ban. i utures.

basis Santcv. No 4. 'closinn- onlinns fWet. Union League, have again secured the lead the first division, but Victoria A have the same number of points and a match in hand. Manchester Social lead in the second division with Mount Carmel A a Hyrt.tlcr See' 2Klj Int Busi.Mnc;176 March 8 04, Mdjr 8.08.

July 8 08, September 07. 117912 W'rth'n (Pinpl Inteni'l llar.i 58 Int. 19 56 19 close second Crossley Lads, the only undefeated team in the league, head the third division, and St. Patrick's are top of the fourth division. Y.M.C.A.

A are now in the final of the Eiclmrtlson Challenge Cup competition and meet the winner of the Victoria A- ITALY AND THE NAVAL TALKS Willing to Go a Long Way for Agreement- (From our Correspondent.) Rome, Tuesday. Mr. Henderson and Mr. Alexander are expected to-morrow night in Rome at 7 45. News of their journey to Rome is published in the late editions of this evening's press, unaccompanied by any comment except that which is published in the official communique, and which states The object of the British Ministers' visit is to transform the London Pact into a pact which France and Italy cin sign on the basis of the recent negotiations initiated by Mr.

Craigie on Ins visit to Rome. If a five-Power agiee-ment is not reached tilings remain as they are, since Great Britain has already refused to grant the French Government a safeguarding clause which would cover eventual major construction on the part of Italy. There is every indication in such information, official and unofficial, aB it has been possible to obtain here since the news of the Ministers' visit was published, that the Italian Government is prepared to go a long way to meet the British Ministers "in their desire to compose the Franco-Italian dispute. Y.M.C A. Junior semi-final tie.

The final will take place in Lewis's concert hall on Saturday afternoon, March 7, when the final rounds of the Royal In-firmaiy charity handicap will also be decided. News from A broad FRENCH ARMY STRENGTH The Official Figures Disputed GERMANY'S LIMIT War Minister's Ominous Declaration (From our own Correspondent.) Pakis, Tuesday. The Chamber began this morning the debate on the Army Estimates, and continued it this afternoon. M. Boiiilloux-Lafont, the Reporter, made a fantastic comparison of French armaments with those of other countries, which" showed that both the British and German armies were larger than the French.

He declared that French military expenditure was 16 per cent less than in 1914. A Socialist deputy, M. Chouffet, said that in reality the French expenditure on preparation for war was about 19,000.000,000 francs including sums dissimulated in various other estimates. M. Maginot contested this figure, and declared that the total expenditure was only 13,000,000,000 francs but M.

Chouffet pointed out that he had not included the expenditure on the fortification of the frontiers, and many other items. This afternoon M. Daladier, in a very effective speech, refuted the absurd statements made by M. Bouilloux-Lafont this morning. He said that, not including the fortification of the frontiers, the expenditure on the army, navy, and Air Force this year would amount to 16,400,000,000 francs The present strength of the French army on its peace footing, M.

Daladier said, was almost exactly the same as in 1912, the most important difference hctween the two organisations being that there were now 240,000 professional soldiers, Mhcreas in 1912 there were only 140,000. As regards' the expenditure, it was much larger than in 1912. M. Daladier said that if the French army was calculated in' a logical fashion that is to say, to include the whole of the metropolitan army (the army in France and that in. Africa) on the "one hand and the colonial army in the distant colonies on the other it was larger than any other army in Europe.

Moreover, in case of war it would be the whole army that would be engaged, including the reserves and the black troops. SI. Daladier demanded the revision of the Treaty of Versailles. DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE RESERVATIONS M. Maginot, the Minister of War, declared during the debate (as reported by Reuter) that "no Power signatory to the Treaty of Versailles could forgo the I'lauses which limit the armaments of Germany.

Tf Germany were able to evade those Treaty obligations we should have to increase instead of reduce our armaments. All nations cannot be placed on the same footing. It is just and necessary that the aggressors should undergo a more severe limitation than the nations who have not committed and who refuse to commit aggression. There can be no question of going buck on the military clauses of the Treaty of Versailles. With these reservations France will do all she can to make the Disarmament Conference a success." FRENCH GRANT FOR UNEMPLOYED Government Defeated (Renter's Telegram.) Paris, Tuesday.

During a debate on unemployment today the Government were defeated. but no question of confidence was involved. The Government and the Finance Committee of the Chamber had tabled a bill granting a credit of 200,000 in relief of unemployment. M. Blum (Socialist) moved an amendment to increase the grant to 8110.000.

When a division was taken M. Blum's amendment was carried ly 235 votes to 263. uecemoer a uo. Januarv uuqnotcu. tstimated sales of Sintos lulures 24,000 hip-, COCOA Spot 5i-c rmurcs rloscd firm, 12 to 10 points higher Sales 189 lote Clostne option: February unqnoied.

March 5 33. Slay 5.46, Julv 5.65. September 5 85. Ottober 5 92. December 6 06 SUGAR Liquidation which took plnce in the March option, due to the Issuance of 53 was absorbed bv covering and trade buvinp.

owini; to inrreased activity od the spot market Realising later brought recessions, hut the finuh was steady, with futures 2 points up to unchanged Bpot steady and 2 points higher: 96 per cent test lentrifngal Cuban oral spot 3 32. Approximate da) sales 27.000 tons. Closing options: March 1 22 May 1.32, July 1 39, September 1.46. October 1 50. December 1 54.

January 1.56. Some 30,000 bags of Cuban at 3.32 for prompt shipment, 65.000 bags of Porto Rfcan at 3.32 for prompt shipment, 14,000 bags of Philippines at 3.39 for May-June shipment, and 9,000 bags of Philippines at 3.49 for June-July shipment were sold tivdav. The week's, receipts of new crop sugar at Cuban ports amounted to 118,500 tons, compared vath 94.000 tons last week and 175.700 tons in the corresponding week Inst year. The stock ol new 1 rop at Cuban ports totals 37S.1O0 tons, against 265,100 tons last week and 651.900 tms the earae week last year. The receipts of old cion sugar at Cuban ports this week amounted to 34.000 tons, ominnred iitli 25.900 tons last week, and te to of old crop totals 759.600 tens, agrinst 797,100 tons last ineek.

TALLOW steady spot "extra loose 3'ic. spot special extra 3ljc spot in tierces 41ec. COTTONSEED OIL Futures steady. 6 points dnwn to 13 points up: prime rammer yellow spot 7 30. New contract, basis blcachnble prime summer yellow grade- Closing notions: March 7.37, May 7.65.

July 7.65. August 7.87. METALS The following Quotations are sunulied hr Taraszkrewicz amongst them, were MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS Lkod's TcIcRrams.) ACCRA, lor l.ivtnwl. lelt Sierra I.eone 22. AMERICAN SlUPPtH.

Iroiu Loudon, arriied Kcsr York 23. ASDAI.UOIA STAtt. Ixjndon lor Buenos Aims. Lisbon 2o. APPAM.

Calalur Inr Liverpool, called Mccieirs 23. AOUITAN'IA. irom bouthampton. arr. Nsw York 24.

AKGUAL. lor TenerlHe. lelt Liverpucl 24. ASCAN1A. Irom London, arrived New York 23.

BANGALORE, lor I-ondon. lelt Calrntta 22. BAIIRABOOL. London lor Bnsbaue; armed Mrd-bourne 23. CATHAY.

London for Brisbane. lelt Fremantle 24. CHANGUIN'OLA. lor Klnsstou kit Aion- nloutb 23 CITY OF ItRISBANn. (ur Ijndon.

Ictt Itannoon 22. CITY OF CANTUVBURY. lAjndon lor Poll atal. lcl Tenerille 21 CITY OF OUHHAM. Inr Hull, lelt Colomho 21.

CITY OF HALIFAX. CKde lor Busreh. called Aden 24. CITY OF POONA. Karachi lor Manchester.

It-It Bombav 23. CITY OF RANGOON. Calcutta lor CIvde. arr. Sues 24.

CITY OF WULI.INGTON. Kobe lor United! Kincdom. tailed Cebu 22. COMOIMN. Yokohama lor London, lelt Port Said 2r.

CONTRACTOR. lor United Kincdoro. lelt Mauritius 18. DAI1RO. Irom Llvernocrl.

arrheel Monte Vidsn 23. MARU. lor Liiernool. lelt Sinsapore 23 Buenos Aires lor Liverpool. Icll I.Kbi 11 23.

DENIS Ptra lor Liverpool, "called Madeira 24. DIPLOMAT, for I 1,11. Snl.l 91 tried at Vilna in the spring of 1930. and were sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. An effort made bv the FRENCH RUGBY TEAM CHANGES (Press Association Foreign Special.) Paris.

Tuesday. Warsaw authorities to reach an ajri'ec- In the Fiench team to meet Wales at Swansea on Saturday Gerald, the veteran threequarter, is ill and will be replaced mcno xaraszarewicz, as tne most influential of the White Russian leaders, led to his release, but the uy Max vigerie, while Clement has been nicked as a jeseive. Cladv and Bigot, effort failed and Taraszkrewicz only eluded rearrest by escaping to Danzig. His fate "now is a matter of widespread both forwards, who played against interest, ana concern. jieiana, are to ne replaced by Scohy and Barrere.

Ribere may not be well enough to go on the field, in which case his place will be taken by Bousquet. The team is due to arrive at Swansea on Thursday D0MA1.A. Londiui (or Karachi, lelt Suez 24. DUNLUCB CASTLE, Beira for Londtin. lelt a evenmsr.

Messrs. C. S. Trench and Copper firmer. Lake spot delivered consuming points in Middle West 10.37, electrolytic spot delivered Connecticut Valley 10.25.

a.s. New York prompt delivery 10.37, fas. New York 30-90 das 10 57. casting f.o.b. New York refinery 10 12.

all asked. National Metal Exchange closing Copper, standard new contract, steady. Closing options: March 9.55. May 9.65. June 9.70.

The United States Copper Export Association quotes copper eit Hamburg February-March-Aoril 10 55, May 10.55. Tin: Straits firm, spot and March both 65 'noints uo. snot and near-bv New York 27.20. WOMAN'S HOCKKY LEAGUE COMPANY DIVIDENDS AND REPORTS Federated Employers' Imuranni Asioelation. Final iiwrJeiHl 7I2 per cent, makine 15 per tax free Future option: March 27.25.

National Metal Exchange closing; Tin steady. Closing options: March 26.90 to 27.15, Mav 27.20. July 27.50. Lead teady and unchanged: spot New York 4.60, spot East St. Louis 4 35.

Zinc steady and unaltered; spot East St. Louis 3 95. Siher bar 271q. Platinum: Pure refined spot $33.00. Aluminium 98-99 per cent snot jNew York.

227ac. Nickel: Ingot spot New York Tinplates- Box f.o.b. PiUnburg basis 5.00. Pig iron steady; Northern No. 2 plain f.o b.

furnace LADIES' (DOh Rubber Eitatai. Loss" for Tear to October 31 MANCHESTER S.S.U. LEAGUE 431,004, deducted Irom sum ul 1,12 brought iornru arm Jtsim income tax recorerca- (L-at umuctiu was per cent tor ibiiD-oJ. Astern fonnsjivania xi aa, ro. a pimn tiuuaio delivery Boston FIRST DIVISION.

tlchn Oakev and Son. Profit of these iuanufaL'turera of cmert. blacklrad- Al'. for 1930 EelETae I 5 Bceles 3 Ellesmere 8 Ki cles Wei 2 SENIOR FtrAGS. nrlph 7 Ludworth Hollinuooil 2 Hroughum South Manchester 4 Waterloo A 8 Sale Moor 2 "Oldham Cliurch Broughlon A 6 Customs 1 Strines 4 Hale 5 Urmston 3 'Oldham Anson 4 Davyhulme 1 Charleston 4 St.

Cross 1 tAshton-under-Ijjne 1 Montnn 0 Hyde 5 Bochdala 2 JUNIOR FLAGS. Withington A 6 Klllttin 3 Mc Ship Canal 6 1 ISbmo 5 Wursley St. Mark's 4 1 Norton Mills 1 1 hxton A Mastnet a Magnet A A 4 Old lls-shns A Sew Moston II: Aaioil A 3 Brooke, Bond A Shall Mei 5 A 1 Tratford 3 Premier Academy 0 Tameside 3 Sale Moor 1 Gardners 8 Manchester Social Home club. Cancelled. RUBBER.

Outside prices: 'Rubber quiet and steady. First latex crepe spot 75ac buyers. Smoked ribbed1 sheets eoot 73c. buvers. 71 sellers.

March 35.522 (against Dmriend 10 per cent (against 122 per cebt); to general reerre nil (against rainiar 60. EDINBURGH CASTLE, irom Southampton nrrix-rl Madeira 24. EDWARU BLYDEN. irom Africa, arr. Avonmouth' 22.

EOBA. lor Liverpool. lelt ljLltou 21. HAKONl: MARU. for Indon.

lelt Yokolmma 23 HAKOZAKI MARU. Yokohama lor London, lelt C'looibo 23 HAltDWICKE GRANGE. London lor Buenos Aires, left St. Vinrent Cane Verdcl 22. HIGHLAND MONARCH.

London lor Buenos A', res. left Rio Janeiro 23. HILDEBRAND. Maaaos for Liverpool arr. Lisbon 23.

J.VGOMA. lor Londen, k'lt Demerarn. 19 H-BVIS BAY. Brisbane for Southampton, arriverl Malt 24. Yokohama Tor Lomlon.

callcti Hmith-fimoton 24. 1 i'Ko arriveii Sue; 23. 1 ml. Yokohama 23. MCK1K)MA tjindon for Bombaj.

lelt Suez 23 Africa lor London, left Port Sudan 2. MANKI.A. Cshulta lor Roial Albert Dock, nosjed Gravesend 23 MA.S". Item Liverpool, arr. Sierra ljsone'21.

ilfiJiAsi- lor Belra. arrived Beira 24. London, lelt Melbourne 2. MORCTON BAY, for Lon.Jnn, Isit Brisbane 24. JJFiP.t-FA.' for Call utta.

ralleti Aden 24. SftBl.A- or Li'oroool, lelt Bueuns Ars 22. MCflYA. from Hull. arr.

Puerto Castilla 20. 'or Irft Wrllinatnn 2 p'tlton. arrived Las Palmas 23 from Auckland and arr. Lirerouol 24. VIIR- l-ivcrpool fur Brisbane, lelt Tatii Bav 22.

POKLAU ROEBIAH. for London, lelt Penant 21. TORT ADKLAIDD. London for Sidney left Port 3Sid 20. ALMA, fro mLondon.

arrived Litteltor) 22. PORT DUNEUIN. lor London. lelt a Ne" Zealand port 24. EA'Sy.

Wellineton for London, left Colon 20. 'C Bhne. left Gravesend 24. i-ondon for Bombay. lelt Malta 23 ifiiWjr, Yokobnma.

lelt Port Said 23. THAlFuno HALL. Irom Port Natal, arr. London 24. Kiuuur, lorwara aw.iux utgainst Ki.isoj.

7Sac, Apnl-Ma-June 7Sbc. buyeri, 7Sc. nellers. Rubber Exchange closing contract A Rubber steadv. 10 points down to unchanged.

Sales 135 NewpDrt Bliek Vain Staom Coal. Profit foi year to December 31 2,316, plu 88,687 Immyht hi Wrtltcn oil investments forward lots. Closing ontions: March 7.20c, May 7 50c. July 7.70c. September 7.90cr October 8 00c.

December 8.20c. New contract A unchanged. Closing options: March 7.32c. Mar 7.52c. July 7.72c, September 7.92c, October 8 02c, December Crumpflalt 3 Carlton 1 Zion 3 Ardwick Central M.S.

Baptist 3 Flixton Y.P 1 Palricroft Wea 1 Old Urmstonians 0 Goals P. W. L. T. For igst.

V. MS Bapt. 15 12 ...1 56 9 .23 Zion 14 ..11 2 1 44 14..23 Patriciolt Wea. ..17 8 6 ,3 44 41 ..19 Ardwick Cent 14 7 4 38 Crumpeall 13 5 3 25 24.. IS Carlton 14 7 6 1 29 32.

.15 St. Peter's 14 5 6 2 51 42.. 14 MS Unitl 13 6 7 0 32 25. .12 Flixton 15 5 ..10 29 38. .10 Old 2 ..13 1 18 47..

5 Maciadrcn 15 1 13 1 13 56.. 3 Morrisons (Gowns). Loss of thii Glaipow Srm for 3 930 47.657. lees 3.759 broueht in and 5,000 transfer from reserve, leaving debxt to go WAR PROPAGANDA IN RUSSIA "Feverish Arming" of the Capitalist States (From our Correspondent.) Moscow, Tuesday. The celebration yesterday of the thirteenth anniversary of the Red Army elicited the following characteristic message from the Ail-Russian Soviet Central Executive Committee Behind the smoke 6creen of allegations of forced labour, dumping, and religious persecution proceeds a feverish arming of the capitalist States in open preparation for' a war- and blockade against the Soviet Union.

Therefore the strengthening of the fighting power of the Red Army must be the xbject of the unwavering attention of the toiling masses." A similar idea is expressed in an order published by the War Commitsar, Voroshiloff, who declares that, the successes- of- the Five-year Plan inspire "animal fear in the Imperialists." The Isvestia." in a leading article characterising the Red Army as the "army of Socialism fighting with the working class for the destruction of ail exploitation of man by man," demands that it should Dossess more comnlete lorwaru. Be Ira Hallway. Dividend 3d. per share for jear H.zzr sales lots. SHELLAC.

N. I6I2C TURPENTINE. Spot 46l4c SAVANNAH, Tuesday. TURPENTINE Snnt 40i African and Eaitern Trada Cortwratlort. Sir R.

Waley Cohen resigns from chftir of this a.nd ROSIN. Grade $4.00, -grade W.G 6.55, grade uniLea Sirica. uoionei 11. l. acuainxon 6iic- tceus him.

SECON DIVISION. KANSAS CITY. Tuesday. WHEAT. Snot steads, unchanced.

and futures easier. Ufa of Man Railway. Profit for 190 .024. nhi lac to 15j.c ilovn io. hard winter spot 71c Closing 1,070 brought tn.

Dividend 1 per cent (against uur, loruara ti.iyr. 3 Albion Athletic 1 Slario Lane Bj.pt. 2 Central Opcnshaw 8 Heaton Park Cong. 2 Piatt 2 St Wlllilirord's Imperial Tobacco of Canada. Final dividend on ordinary shares for 15 month ended T)emher 31 options: JHOJ Juiy auc.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday. WHEAT Spot steady, unchanged, and July easy, l-4c lower. No. 2 red winter spot 70c.

Closing options: May ur quoted, July 65c. MINNEAPOLIS. Ttiesdar. 4 per cant, mating 12J per cent for period, (Dhi- iiviiu iui jreviuub jear was per cent J. iriLerilO uniuruu iwr curreni jt-ar per cent luncna ngeti For Acst.

P. W. D. 11 3 5 Gfldonr fParalit Rubbar Estate T-n far ir tA SMALLPOX IN CALCUTTA An Exchange telegram stateB that a smallpox epidemic has broken out in Calcutta, and 167 deaths have' been reported during the past six weeks. Over 1,000,000 people have been vaccinated in a fortnight.

40 WHEAT Spot steady, futures tasy. unchanged tvi down. No. 1 Northern spring spot 751JC. October 31 1,884 (agamst profit 5,486) deducted 12 4 26..

2a Whalley P.ance Wea. Bronghton St. John's Northern ladies Alma Height Kings ay P. Alma 19 Height 17 nailer H. St Wilhbrnrd'e ..17 Northern 16 Kingswav 17 B'ghton St.

John's 16 Stade Lane Bapt 15 Albion Ath 17 Heaton Pk. Cong 17 Cent. Openshaw ..16 Piatt 17 11 30. .24 iiuju as ki, oil Drougni lorvvara, navinp; go 3 5 6 46 51 28 41 44 9 15. .21 28.

.18 26. .17 Yorkahlra Intfico Scarlet and CMmir nun TrA i-iuing opciODs: may juiy ivc. BARLEY steady at 4c. decline Closing option May 35c. DULUTIl.

Tuesday. FLAXSEED ateadv at fall. Cloeing options Map i561c. Julv 1571. 7 for 1930 7.la2 ia-camit 1 4621.

pw 1.503 7 6 6 26.. 16 iKoujtct iu. ueoemurc imcreat piia, forward 4,181. 6 7 16 21. .14 35 40..

14 e.Jinfi lor 1930 .8236.902. nlus E48.002 brouBht in. making 284.904. Dlviden.l 3U per cent laKainct same dhldcnd. plus 33 per bonusl; to rcserio 70.000: forward 49,344.

Sews, Speakman, and of these Stoko-on-Vn af S1 a-Jot 193P C23.770 (aaain.t 8.869 brounht In. Written oB (against 16,000 olf In.estnientil; dividend 6 ner cent lunchanged); forward 9,942. Yutr of these London timber er November 30 24.466 larsio.t 45,0111 To itensral reserve 1145 faralnst nili; forward 13,678 (ajainst 12,5581. FSr nreiioul year IO per cent was paid on ordinary shares.) Final dividend 6 per rent, makinc -10 per tent, tax Iree. for 1930 (unchanged).

RYE barely steady, lie. lower. Closing option May 3734C. WHEAT irregular. He up to lic.

down. Closing 24 58 9 6 9 4 ..12 2 ..10 2 ..12 42.. 21 17 51.. I TOI.F.Tin Titbit THITtD DIVISION. PORT OF MANCHESTER ENTERED EASTHAM LOCKS (INWARDS).

technical equipment than any capitalist GLOVERSEED easy: spot 25. future 25 to 35 points lower. Dome.tio spot 14.75. Cloiing options; Didsbury Par. 2 Cheetham Hill Wee.

5 Roe Green 5 M.S. Bapt. 2nd 4 St. Willnd's rcinuaiy i aiarcn 14 oil. CHICAGO Tueadav.

Mr. George Goulder, of 5, Gladstone Buildings, Marsden, near Hudderstield, whose death has occurred at the age of 64, was formerly a well-known professional cricketer. A native of Kimberley, Notts, he became professional for "the old, Huddersfield United Club in 1893, and in the same season daved with the Notts LARD at the opening was dull. Steadiness in hogs influenced some improvement, nnd the close was Mc Tramways St. Mark's, Lsaultne.

Marladyen Mem. 2nd. P. St. Mary.

Wmton 15 St. Mark's. B. Hd.15 Mc Tramways 16 Dldthtirv Par. rhlA For ArsL stcadj, with futures 5 points up to unchanged.

Spot W. L. 12 1 11 1 9 4 Februaiy 24. Fleswick Is). 2S7, general.

J. J. Macti an Sons; Belfast Alice is), 233. Hints, lor Ruuiorn: 'ireport. l'andion 'i).

999. general, Wilson. Son. and Rotterdam. ortonian (s), 4.097.

General. F. I.eland and New Orleans. Lc.tris (s). 9S7, general.

.7. T. Fletcher and Co Antwerp. Aquilla is), 172. stont, lor Scan Ion Wharf; Orme'i Head.

Hampshire Coast (s). 378, general. Coast Lines; autiuiceu puiuis. rrimo western sieam spot 1U. Closing options: February 8.10, March 8.I2I2.

May 15 32 25 .10 4 BACON stead, at late rates. Short rih sides ffiOlb Colts against the Yorkshire Colts at Sheffield. He remained at Huddersfield for P. 2 3 3 1 2 4 2 4 1 2 2 0 army, because the lied Army must fight an enemy shom a considerable number, if not all, of the capitalist States will supply." Satisfaction is expressed over the growth of the Osaviakhim Society, whose members are occupied with military questions, especially aviation and chemical warfare, from 5,000,000 to 9,000,000 last year. In order that the moral besides the material preparation of the Red Army may not be neglected, the State Publishing Company has soeciallv issued 100.000 conies of lie 49 65 40 43 31 28 20 26 35 16 average) 10.75.

Hoes steadv, with light kinds 30 to 25 and heavy sorts 5 to 15 points cheaper. light weight 7.10 to 7.40, heavy weight 6.25 to 6 60. Hog receipts at Chicago two dajs) 27.000, three dsM last year 93.000; hog receipts at Weitcrn points iigui, ITAbWU Kill weston Point AnonelJ (s). Ib2. stone, lor Stnolov.

Wharf; Orme's Head. Umberleish Isi. 2.919. cram. St.

Mark's, Lnme 15 Didsbury Ladies. .17 MS. Bapt. 2nd ..15 Macfadyen M. 2nd.l4 Cheetham H.

Wes.18 Roe Green Ind. ..14 Croulev Girl ...14 St. Wilfrid's ...16 3 7 6 5 8 4 6 5 ..12 4 8 1 ..15 27. 27. S4 55.

35. 70 29 97. two years and then held appointments at Galashiels and Blackheath. In 1897 he began a long association as professional for Marsden and rendered valued service W. H.

Stuli and Rier Plate. William Klppios im.r, 75. white spirit. Shell Men; Stanlow Lay-bye. Ta'Jorna.

(s). 986, general, J. T. Fletcher and Chent. Arlherante it).

88, stone. A. Bovicn; (two naj inree aas iasi year tyo.uuu; TfKieiTit- of ho2S at 15 DTincina. Western centres in. eluding Chicago since Norember 1 total 9,981,000, to the club.

When the rlnK Wflc out cif DIVISION. rcuiuMnujaHi. uarroiAaorc (sj, ZZD. moat, J. Gmnncss.

5k n. and Co Ihiblm. lo against ii. a.wy same season jast year. WINNIPEG.

Tuesdav. i uie nuddersneld League for a few seasons FOURTH Hall and Prcldei 4 Ecclea Cong 3 St. Pam" 1 Height 2nd 3 P. St. Peter's 2nd 4 Newton Heath Wes.

St. Catherine's Holy Trmty, Bl'kley. ne nem appointments with other West Riding clubs, including Meltham Mills. For the past three seasons he had acted 3.990. left Irlam 2 20 p.m.

lor Marfchoter. Marena (si. 110, light, for Partington; Ellesmere Port. Edith (b), 83. light, for Marsh Lock; Bellas! Andre Marti (s.

1,351, cotton, R. F. Sanderson; Leningrad. Wandsbelr fl. 1.434.

machinery. H. WiUnn anrl Co WHEAT opened steady, 1c to 40. up, on steadier adviies- The advance was helped by reports of severe floods in South-east Europe and buying by seaboard bouses. The market afterwards, turned downward on' the circulation of report that snow was commencing to fall in parts ol Saskatchewan, together The New York State Athletic Commission yesterday sanctioned the fight between Len Harvey and Jackie Fields at Madison Square Garden on March 20.

works of Lenin and Stalin's interpretation of Leninism for the use of army officers and political commissars. L. D. For Act. P.

Ne.v York. Shell Mex 2 (s). 202. empties, for Stan- as coach to the Greenfield Club the Saddleworth League. St.

Catherine's 17 ..15 1 90 12. .31 low uii ikick: iseiiasi. rcancner ob. general, J. W.

Jones. New Orleans. Miffovpr Isl. 14D. stone.

60 24.. 29 29 2 02 for Stanlow Whart. Head. Beo Veg 60, lieht. for Rumorn: Killntitrh.

Ittt. YVlft. 25. .15 also nniettled oviog lo cheap Farm Board offerings abroad, a large primary movement, and private reparla indicating that the conditions ol the crop fn Ksnias was excellent. Maize was adversely alTciter by a imaller Eastern shinning demand, a larger interior movement, and an increase In the visible SLBpIr figures.

Prlcei also moved lower in sympathy w.th easiness on Southwestern markets. Rye declined nnder the influence' ol eastneis os rorth.eitern markets and of good rnoisturs) Ihraughout the Sonth-weitern area. Oats fell lark owing to news of beneficial rain in the Central West and in unison with unsettled casii market and easiness in corn. WHEAT opened steady, unchanged to Ijc' lower for old contracts, and down to let. un- for new deliveries.

Tie cloie was easy, old contracts heme unchanged to Uc. lower. and new deliveries lie ti down. No 2 hard winter spot 78c -No, 3 hard wmter spot nnquoted. Opening -eptions: March 79'jc.

May 82lac Closing options: March May BJo. New contracts, opening options: March onqooted. May 8SUc. Julv 68'ic September. 68Ac.

Closing options: March May Jnlv 66Ssc. SeDtember 67ir. to 673ic. Receipt aft Western Domes two days 2.593.000 bnshels. three dara last year 2.869.000.

thll season 383,861.000 last season 357.749,000. MAIZE opened bsrely steady at he. to -'Ac loss for old contracts and 3c. to 3c. declme for new deliveries.

The market closed barely steady, old contracts beinr generallvlje. down and new Sac. to S4C. cheaper. Spot o.

2 mixed Western 60c. Opening options: March, May Closing options: March 6II4C. May 63jae. New 'contracts, opening options: March onauoted. May 645c.

655sc September 65. Closing March' 61 May. 643c.V July September 65I4C Receipts at Western points two davs 1.671.000 bushels, three -days last ear 3,241.000. this season 151.927.000. last season IBS 987.000.

1 OATS closed barely lady ami c. to for old and "'Ac. to lc tower lor new rflntnrli flMjn 29. 16 general British and F.M.A.; Amsterdam. Brad It 21.

.1 St. Paula 17 ..14 2 Newton Heath ..11 3 Blackley I.M 15 7 6 Withington Cong. 14 7 5 Ecclea Comr 14 ..5 5 Hall and Pickles. .13 4 4 St. Peter's 2nd ..17 3 ..10 Holy Sacred Heart ....15 1 8 Height 2nd 16 2 ..11 44 29 23 28 26 24 general.

Bacon, ana Pacific Coast. Penilrani fs). 3,830. left Irwell Park 33..13 56 10 41 8 6 IS 3 iu in. lor Harton boutn uit Berth.

OUTWARDS. FFimf WANnirPSTETi rwrisR 47 8 SO 7 3 16 2 12 58 6 mo units, oa ..10 2 ..9... Letty fsp, 127. light, A. E.

Bo en; Treror. Man- FIFTH DIVISION. 3 Heaton Park Juniors 1 CHUMS. cner (sj. aio, general, j.

j. MKk and sons: Belfast. Mali (s. 98, licht, A. E.

Bowen: Liverpool. Gorm (s). 908, coke, Thor Thnresen tManchaer): Bcrsen. 3rci fil. nart in.

Anchor Line: Stanley Gro 2 Frankenstein's 0 5 SE.1 1 Broadway wun soreian sei-ing 01 juiures. export DUtinctt was disappointing owing to the reaction at Liverpool and advices that two Argentine cargoes afloat were being diverted to Liverpool. The close was easy, with prices Xvtfi- to Use. down. Opening May 6312c, July 65Uc, October 674c dosing- options: May 6IT0C.

Julv 6312C October. 65ic. RYE easy, l4c to IHc lower. Closing options: May 32c July 345., October 56ic OATS ---sy. ic to ic down.

Closing options: May 303ac. Jaly'SOUc, October 32I4C. BARLEY easier at c. decline. Closing options: Mar 25'f4-.

July 26c. October 2914c. FlaAXSERD easier at fe. to tie. lof.

ClMlng options- May October 106c Wbl ri-rlot reHpts: No. 1 Northjrn 3 23. vtor-day 60; No. 2 Northern 102, yesterday 49: No. 3 Northern 13.

yesterday 15; No. 4 Northern 8, yesterday 8: ether grades 470. yesterday 282; to-djs total 656, yesterday's 414. CHICAGO GRAINS General Easiness CHICAGO. Tuesday.

Advices of good rains in parts of Kansas and other sections of the area, coupled with report of 'snow fn parts of Co'orado and Nebraska, caused recessions in. wheat The market was W. L. D. For AgltF.

Glasso'- Clarerajitle (s), 236, cmptiei, GufnncM. Son, and Dublin. Asm fs), 712. light, II. Watson and Jfcvport, Mon.

Winona County 3.767, general, H. Watson and New York. P. 22 ...18 109 21. .37 Broadway OH.U.M-S.

Stanlar Grot 65 18..29 ...17 18. .28 3 2 2 2 Metro-Research scaruie 524, cram. ti. Watson and BUionth. Leopold de Wael ft.

632. pitch, II. Watson and Ghent. Atlantian tt. 4.016.

BCneral. F. Levlacd 53 50 35 25. 13. .18 and Boston.

Hampshire Cont fi, 378. General. 4 51 59. .18 .18 2 .13 2 13 2 .12 4 8 3 7 6 8 8 7 ..10 5 8 5 ..11 1 ..16 0 ..10 uoaii. jjeitb.

troidmoutb (i). 4,273 part OO 34.. IT Spartans 13 St, Luke's 17 Nicholson's Ladies 17 Frankenstein's' 19 S.E.I. 17 Heaton Pk. LeTensuhne Wea 1 NAVY MIXTURE NAVY CUT TOBACCO options: March May 33c New contracts.

Hosing options: MarLh 317oc, May 33c. July 53.. 16 47.. 14 cargo, su. u- MunQT ana UTcrpooi.

FROM PARTINGTON COAL BASIN. 24 33 21 7 1 2 4 2 1 2 1 Sazptoi fn 872, general. Thor Thoresen Ofinchester); 41.. 12 55.. 3 61..

2 50.. 1 John Noble' 12 ir reanitsiaa. TROM RUNCORN. RYE finished barely steadv, with old contracts to 12c. cheaper and new Sr.

lower to unchanged. No. 2 ipot 48I3C. Closing options: March Mar 42c. Xew cootr.iets- rlotlnr u.w VJSA.

12 Penrhyn fi). 127. Jirht, Marwood and Lirr- SIXTH DIVISION. unquoted. Beptember 44e.

6 Tomer's Auto; 0 pcoL Loch KUtu fs), S3, general, Ureenway. Huling-ton. and Lame. FROM STANLOW WHARF. Coraefield (,.

259. Iirht, W. A. 6aae; Piek. Aquilla 172, light, W.

A. vage; Garston. 2 Patncrolt Wes. 2nd 2 CliH Laches 0 Macintosh 2nd Graaby House Meur-Assemblj St. Genrge'a Cromwell-Zion i Blackley Units.

Valpercy Cromwell Zion 2 4 No man lights his pipe with greater expectancy or smokes it with greater satisfaction than the one who regularly Mis it with Hr. Broughton Wea. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL INDEX P. W. L.

...17 "..15 1 ..19 ..11 ..12 2 22 ..11 8 BANKRUPTCY ACTS NOTICES The following notices appear" in Jast night's "London Gazette" under the Chronicle FINANCIAL Money. Notes and News Page 13 9 3 Patxicrolt Wes. Meter. Assembly Macintosh -Black-tar Tt.it, .117 D. For Aw.it.

V- 1 80 21 .31 5 54 22. .27 2 51 16. .26 3 72 55 25 2 30 20 20 2 45 39. .20 3 40 22.. 19 5 37 23..15 1 22 29..15 1 25 58.J1 1 28 52..

9 3 21 62.. 7 1 13 1 Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 and 192S: RECEIVING ORDERS. 9 6 8 6 Foreign Exchange. Rates -13. ..17 16 Pendleton Cone.

St. iGnm'i PLAYER 9 Hinchclifle, Thomai Edward, residtos at 4B7, Sooth Hr. Brougham Granny House 1 Cuff Ladies 1 ...17 W.18 ...17 ...18 ia 5 ..12 4 ..12 2 .13 .17 Turner AutoJ ID. 2 SEVENTH rioiMBiiae, xuaccpoai. ina saicrr practising-at 4, Clarence Street, llanchestcr, Itnbinfon and'Rojdes.

carrying on btiKcerfs 17. Walker Read. Victoria Avenue, Blackler, Manchester, formerly carrying on business at 17. Rhodes Street. Ajhton New Road.

Manchester- aioresxtd joiners acd builders. ADJUDICATIONS PoUitt, John." 25, LoTcer" North "Avenne Barnolds. in the county oE York, lately; rciidinf at 15, HoUins Road. BarDoldsick aforesaid. wexw." London.

Stock Exchange 13 Ldn. Stock Exchange Dealings 16. Manchester Stock Exchange iS Liverpool Stock Oldham Share "Market- 14 American Money and 12 Paris" Bourse. 13 Company' Dividends; and Reports 12 Page -Iron an'd-Steel 14 Jute Trade 14- Llverpoo' Provisions- 13 London Metals V.7l.'.'......-..'..;..-. 15 Liverpool 14 Coal -Manchester" Farm Produce 14 Manchester Fruit Sales 1-14 Manchester; Provisions 13 jProduce, 'OverpoorandiLdrTdon 13 produce; 'American 12 Woor and Woollens 14 SHIPPING.

DIVISION. Hugon's 0 O. Trafford St. 1 St. James's Queen's Park Cong.

1 St. Edward's .1 Height Rangers. 6 St- Mark's. B'lord 5 Union ChapelJt. Park 4 St.

Stephen's .1 2 Dtdsburs Par. 'Cb. 2nd 3 PER OUNCE P. .13 Tfmpaon's 'Woodhouce, Dons (married 35, Spring Plaue, Horton. in the city' of Bradfonl," and on bosinesa-at 3a; Wilton' StreetCBra4fri' aforesaid, fancy leather goods mannJactaxer Kiley.

George. 3. Elm Street, Hanley, in the Height Rangers St. Edwards .18 St. Swphm's 1 15 Trai.

MetrfrSwitchrear. ,17 7. .31 1729 13. .28 26..17 33.. IS 30..13 county- of Suncrd, formerJy residinc' and carry trig on btniness at New Leek Road, Haniey "alore-said.

motor-oQxnibns proprietor. Woodward. Robert William, residing at Kilbam. ia the 'East Rulxnr it th eonntT el. Vork 'eroora.

ltr W. L. D. For .14 1 3 62 13 1 3 61 .13 3 3 5 .13 3 2 72 9 4 2 73 7 9 3 23 6 8 3 30- 6 9 1 19 5 ..10 5 9 2 33 -3 9 2 9' 1 ..15 1 2 coal dealer. nohaon.

tifirry rciAms al 7- Orefeard Vortat Quean's Pk. Cong.16 Huron's. Unli Chapel. QJP.16". Macintosh 2nd -12 St.

Mark's, B. Bd.18 14 '14" 14 IS 14 14 Oosscates. in the city of Leeds, and carrying on 96. 120. t.

James .17 Dullness at ureat ueoree leeos atoreaaui, plnmber and hcatrne enaineeT. -Chadwick, Harold. 15. Refuse Street! Shaw, in the TRADE COTTON Manchester: Liverpool American Egyptian Cotton Company-Reports OTHER MARKETS Fleetwood Fish Grain iPort Manchester Movements ofiSteamers iLiverpopi. JMail News Railway Traffic Receipts; Bankruptcy; Notices .12 .12 I4: 15 ccnotjr.

et Lancaster, radio Mott, George DonG3ap Tcsidiss at Percy Terrace. near Wakefield, in 'the conatr of'York, and cazryfnc on. business at Stack and White -FUhenes." Ferrr LiiLtv Convr. Stmnlr alnrvMirt. a a.

IritrA floK The-Belle Vue Syndicate. Manchester, propose to match Len 'Johnson "-with Harry Crossley; the craiser-weight and Len, Harvey, the middle-weight champion. and chipped potato, dealer. HjckKn; John residing at 16, Harrison Rlarwich nrth rnruttr. nf KLaDord.

mud 13-1 14 A.R-BcJkE.S-;ANp; NEWS. i Argentina's New Import Duties 14 carrying a bnxiest at 191, Hifb. Street, Btoxwich afbresjud, draper and electrical engineer. I.