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19 THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1928. AMERICAN PRODUCE. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL INDEX AMERICAN MONEY AND STOCKS. COMPANY DIVIDENDS AND REPORTS.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Continued from previout Jautar Tin. 3lOlsf, S)9 Ketli Tin. 30, 30; SH2. 3ll Lower BUichi Tin.

10, 10 Ljndhnrst Deep, 1Or, 11, 111 Mongu Tin. 139 Morkwa, 143 145 150, 149. 146,, 149 143 IS01. 14fOla, i47li 14lbl2, 14712 Naraiuta Krt Tin, 5712 Naraeiita Korot. 110, 110 Naraittita Tin, 389, 38412, S89 Nilerian 39.

39 Ncrth Aihantl, 3112 53, 58 Nuena Tin 253. Do. pi. 315 Obbnasii, 06l2r Rlroa Val Tldfleldi. 341a Hopp Tin, 109S4 Tiqoah and Abosso.

30 Tin Propcrdei 53, 541a, 53. 541J ETf'ffi'Uoil. 19. 16 Vn. Tin NUeria.

19, 16 W. Alncan, Nigerian, and Gen. Truit, 86f HITRATB. New Yobs, Tuesday. The opening of the Stock Exchange was weak, on heavy volume of overnight SBUing orders, wbioh was induced by the large increase in broke tb' loans shown in the Exchange report, higher money rates, and the statement by the Sew York Federal Reserve Bank that the indebtedness to member banks had reached a point where reduction was only possible through the sale 01 investments or a gradual contraction of loans.

Many stocks reached a new low level for the current movement, but the offerings were well taken on the decline, and sentiment became more composed. Aimougn ine oanKs were again calling in loans it was reported that the higher money rates were attracting Urge supplies of short-term funds fioin abroad, this stimulated active covering, and later in the morning the list 'generally advanced under the leadership of the speculative favourites and the renewal of bull support, Allied Chemical and Dye rebounding 7 points on expectations of a special distribution. The rally continued throughout the afternoon, owing to increased offerings of money, call loans being available outside of the Exchange at 6i per cent. This, with predictions of easier loan rates within the next few helped to restore speculative confidence and encouraged the resumption of public buying. Strong suppoit was evident for the speculative leaders, and the market closed firm.

Call money ruled steady at 6 per cent throughout the session. Commercial paper remained at 41, per cent to rj per cent for prime names. The sterling exchange was easier, cable transfers declining to 4.88 3-16. Silver was unchanged at 60Jc. for foreign bullion.

Gold to the value of $10,000,000 is being shipped to England to-morrow. To-day. Prer. day. 4-BSs 4 677s 3-E8516 3 9314 "13 96 16-70 tl4 C734 117-47 176l 1-3012 42-71 12 Co Montreal on Lonrlon cable transfers Exohange on London Do.

cable transfers Do. Parii, short light Do. Do. Rwit7erlnnd Do. Spain Austria Do.

Hungary. Do. Jugoslavia Do. Greece Do. Argentina Do.

mS 4-K318 3'9314 "IZ'SSlj 19-273i 16-69 07 117-37 1761s IMI4; "2-71 12 05 Cents per belga. Cents pot schilling. I Pen go. London Closing prlcesbld. ranry.

'ao-nay. Atablson.Top., pnd Santa Fc Wis 190' 1901 11212 Bfltitnnn-and 11512 1123a Canadian Pacific 216Sie Zlllj Chesnpcako and Ohio 18715i6 1931s Chic. St. Paul (New) Z4l2 Chic. North Western (j71is fi Erie 5534 Do.

letpref 65i515 5458 Illinois Central ls4 it)5i4 Louisviile a.irl Nashville 15S3a 1601 National of Mexico 1st prel. 61b 6 Do. 2nd rref 41, i 210 19314 341g ES 5612 5434 143 1501s 6I4 334 1601 1555., 6514 1C9 157 124a 163 9912 7214 IS 808 233, 45 155 1S64 1921 2 5i8 3612 163 it, 52 4514 "275a 42 1431 14214 157 1441a New York cent. H. Hirer 1643a 189 18512 653s Norfolk and 190 TOinsYivaiiiR.

Reading Soiithem Southern Pacific Union Paoilic Wabash prel Annconda Anglo-American Oil Bethlehem Com. Brit. Arrjer. Tobaac.ord.beai United States Leather Cons. Gas (New) Qenaral Electric General Motors Internot.

Merc. Marine com. Do. pref National Biscuit Pan. American Petrol Boyal Dutch Petroleum Shell Transport Co Shell Union United States Bubber.

United States Steel com. Do. pre! Utah Conner 673u ICS 3573, ViVhe- 124 138 1C012 74S8 728 177a 63H 615, 2351B 2SSa 433, 1615ie 15712 o7b 167 193 S34 395, 1... 17511,... 17112 D1 4B S27g 2651B.

fl'li 61Ej 451 27S9 4214 1471 143SS 14513i 1421s lsri51B. 157 Western Union J52 Ex dltidfud. AMERICAN COTTON CROP. Boll Weevil Emergence. (By Cable.) Ntw Yobs, TncaDiY.

The official report on boll weevil emer gence issued to-day by the Bureau of Entomology states that unseasonable weatner so delayed boll weevil emergence any, need of pre-poisoning in the districts ssovered. Therefore the reports do not con- slit-ute crop damage predictions. The per- centages of emergence are as follows Baton lOU? l.H. flta pnmrnrprl TiAna lo7. r-nll.

in itFlsT; Ulemson College. South Carolina. 1.17. no test havine been Tnarln last vmt at 1 "31, J1BvmB maue last jear at this station: Florence, South Carolina. 1.16.

against S.31; Raymond, Mississippi, 0.71, against 1.85; Bocky Mount, North Carolina, 0.68, against 0.77; Yazoo Citv, Mississippi, CarVn0, 0 VS.JK'Sip Latolina, 0.56, against 2.72; College Station, lexas. 0.42, against 4.54; College, Mi3sissirmi. PORT OF MANCHESTER. FINANCIAL Pag. Money Notes and News 15 Foreign Exchange Rates .15 London Stock Exchange IB Ldn.

Stock Exchange Dealings 18 Manchester Stock Exchange Liverpool Stock Market Oldham Share Market American Money and Stocks Paris Bourse Coming Issue 16 19 19 15 16 New company Company Dividends and Reports 19 TRADE NOTES 16 16 17 17 17 COTTON Manchester Trade Liverpool American Egyptian OTHER MARKETS Fleetwood Fish Grain iron and Steel Trade Jute Trade Liverpool Provisions IS 16 16 17 16 FUNDAMENTALISTS AND MODERNS. Attitude to Religion. BISHOP'S PLEA FOR COMMON UNDERSTANDING. "1 asked myself, if I were dying would I send for an Anglo-Catholic, Modernist, ot a Protestant." said tte Bishop of Carlisle (Dr. Wiliariis) at the Carlisle Diocesan Missionary Festival at Keswick yesteiday, "and I came to the conclusion; that I Bhould be equally happy with any I one of them for there is ks3 difference between them on the ultimate issues of life, death, God, and immortality, than many imagine, but they do not try to understand each other, or thev would find 1 that this is so, and that they can all meet together in the Church of God." They would have to face the problem of modernisn and scientific progress and their relation to missionary work, went on tho Bishop.

Even Keswick was having to face the question of modernism and whether to continue the old point of view of disregarding science and seoularism and a whole region of re igious truth. Be w-ould like to see a real conversion of fundamentalists to scientific) truth and ot modernists to fundamental truths they sometimes neglected. When he heard rather vapid hymns and came into contact with rather tepid emotions about Christianity and Christian hope of immortality he thought there was more truth in what Shakespeare said: At, but to dls, and go vre know not To lie la cold obstruction and to rot; To be Imprisoned in tha vtawlsca winds. And blown -with restless violence round about, an-1 that there was more truth in this, about what tho average man felt in reality, than in a great deal of modern convention and religion. There had been to him no more humiliating and discouraging experience than that in the midst of the tremendous spiritual crisis in the world the Church of England had quarrelled with intense bitterness about comparatively trivial issues.

They could not be proud of themselves or of tho speotacle they presented to the non-Christian and the secularist worlds. MODERN ATTITUDE TO THE ENGINEER. Mr. E. F.

C. Trench, the commented on what he described as the tendency to look upon engineers as "tooli'," in his opening address yesterday at the conference held by the Institution of Civil Engineers to oelebrate the centenary of the incorporation by royal charter of the Institution. In former days," he said, when almoBt the whole of engineering knowledge oould be absorbed by one head, the engineer was a man of very wide interests and sound common sense, whose advice was sought on many subjects quite ur related to his professional work. Nowadays the tendency seems to be to look on the engineer as a kind of special tool, useful for building dams or docks or dynamos, but less useful as a citizen. That may be partly our own fault, for engineering is an absorbing occupation which leaves little time for other activities.

The tendency, however, is not one to be encouraged if the engineer is to take his proper place as a citizen of the world, capable, by reason of his training, habits of thought, and knowledge of men, of filling with credit the most responsible positions which the community has to offer." (Cheers.) To-morrow delegates and members will visit engineering works in various partB of the country, and the conference will be resumed on Thursday. A DERBYSHIRE ANCIENT MONUMENT Through the efforts of the Buxton Archaeological Society the earth circle and tumulus known as the Bull Ring at Dove Holes, near Buxton, has been scheduled for protection by: the Ancient Monuments Board. Recently another prehistoric monument in the neighbourhood, the Five Wells tumulus, Taddington, waa also scheduled. i yaga. 17 IS 16 17 London Metals Manchester Coal Manchester Farm Produce Manchester Fruit Sales Manchester Provisions 17 Produce, Liverpool and London 15 Produce, American 19 Wool and Woollens 17 SHIPPING Port of Manchester Movements of Steamers Liverpoot 19 19 J7 15 19 19 Mall News Railway Traffic Receipts Bankruptcy Notices ARTICLES AND NEWS World's Cotton Acreage Buoyant Franc 16 IE COMPANY MEETINGS John Hetherington and Sons, Limited Criterion Restaurants, Limited Vocalion (Foreign), Limited Eagle Oil Transport Sun Insurance Office, 17 17 17 17 17 FINE WEATHER AGAIN TO-MORROW.

Little Hope for To-daya NO SIGN YET OF HEAVY RAINFALL. CFrora our Meteorological Correspondent.) London, Tuesday. To-dsy Lancashire went without sunshin for the first time since May 23. tho wonderful average of nearly 14 hours of brightness which June had maintained for four days running giving way to fitful gleams which failed to influence the automatic recorder. North Wales and most of the North of England- shared this access of comparative Bridlington having the best sunshine re-cord in this arna wi'h 1.0 hour by 6 p.m.

There were slight showers in places, but no appreciable amounts of rain. In the South we had already been prepared for a dull day, for we anticipated the change in the North by 24 hours, Monday being sunless over a large area. Actually the sun did shine for about thirty minutes in London this afternoon, and on the south coast in the area around Selsey Bill the day was a considerable improvement upon yesterday, with 10.3 hours at Bognor as the best sunshine record in tho country. Farther west the skies were n1mot overcast throughout the day, and it was here that the only appreciable rainfall occurred, though rain threatened all over the Midlands and most of the southern counties. For the first time this month temperatures foiled to reach 70 degrees, the highest maximum at British stations being 68 at Jersey.

At Aberystwyth, where yesterdays reading of 74 degrees was the heat in tha country, the thermometer only rosa to 62, while in Lancashire the maxima were some 1-3 degrees lower still, Blackpool's maximum of 51 showing the considerable fall of 17 degrees in 24 hours. A Gradual Change. This general change to less favourable weather has not been occasioned by any notable change in pressure distribution, but' is rather due to a gradual alteration which has been going on far some time. There is and has been far several days an anticyclone near Iceland, whence a wedge of high pressure stretches out south-eastwards to the North Sea, while the barometer is low over Scandinavia and the Atlantic between Ireland and the Azores. This latter depression is gradunr.y extending its influence north-eastwards at the expense of the "high," and the small changes in wind direction consequent upon this have brought about the rather low temperatures and the increase in cloud in most of our area.

Winds now, however, are tending to become definitely south-east in the south, and with Continental air arriving the weather should iraorove and the thermometer rise Qgalu. This improvement should reach the north of England on Thursdav, but to-morrow-will probably be but little better than to-day. There are no signs as yet of any considerable falls of rain. JOHNNY BASHAM HURT. Famous Boxer Falls Thirty Feet.

Johnny Basliam, ex-welter-weight champion and Lonsdale Belt holder, is lying seriously ill in St. Bartholomew's Hospital. On Wednesday he fell thirty foot during Are brigade drill praotic at the Cannon Street Fire Station. It was stated yesterday that he had mad no improvement since admission, but there were hopes of his recovery. Basham has been with the fire brigada since his retirement from.

the ring in 1921. His last fight was with "Kid" Lewis at the Albert Hall in 1921. He was beaten tA-ice in succession by Lowis. Basham was horn'-at Newport thirty-eight years ago and started his boxing career in the army when 21. His ten years of professional boxing constituted one of the striking careers modern pugilism.

asi 4th. 1928 NEW YORK. Tuesday, tt HEAT Cach market closed neak at 41-c. decline. No 2 red winter 184'ic No.

2 mued Durnm unouaud, No. 2 hard winter 16134c No 1 Manitoba ie614- MAIZE eay and 34. down. No. 2 mixed 1167c I.o b.

New York. OATS eney at 7ac Secllnc. White clipped 76laC. I. o.b.

New York RYE weak and 37c. lower. No. 2 Western 139Jc. lob New York BaltLGV eat.

and U. doan lor No. 2 at 104c. I b. FLOUa spring clears Tiochansed at J7.15.

Kansas s'raishts 20c. clown at 37.00: Minneapolis patents Sc. lower nt 7.95. and bakers' clears 10c. down at g6.65.

live flour quoted 57.65 to t3.G0. COrFEE Rio lutures opened eas at 10 to 15 point decliDe, and i-ontinued to recede under ont-de sellinrj pressure aud an absence ot support. The etae was easy at a fall of 29 to 33 points. Sales were estimated at 20 000 bags Closings prices: July 14.78. September 14 98, December 15 12.

January 15 08. Marrh 15 05 Slav 15 00. Cash codec steady; Kin No. 7 1534c. and Santos No.

4 231,0. to 24yc. COCO Futures closed firm and 8 to 15 points Sale relimatcd at 50.COO baas. C.OBins 14 3B, July 14 73. September 15.12.

Detcmber 14 13. Jannarv "13 98, Marrh 13 B8. SUGAR. Icaw atigar future closed steady at 3 points decline to 2 paint advance. alcs approxi-matfly 100,000 ton'.

Cosing price. July 2 56, September 2.67. Derember 2.76. January 2.73, Ma'rh 2 71, May 2.7B. Cuban ccnlriiugal 96 decrees spot ouote'd 4 3Cc per lb.

Sales comprise 29.OC0 begs Parto Rico, and 21.000 barre Philippine nfioat, at 4 27c. ntr lb. 1 and 27.000 bags Cuba afloat at 17-32c per lb. c. and 1.

LARD tare'a- alesdy at 10c. decline. Prime Western etcam 812 30; Middle West spot 812 15 per 1001b TALLOW steady aud unaltered. Extra loose 8Hc. f.ob.

extra in tierces 8J4C. o.b. New Ycrk. COTTON OIL c'osed esAy Reflned lutures 11 to 16 points down. Closinir price': Crude piwjfc nominal', eliow spot 10 23 bid Future: Julv 10 26, isenlprnber 1C 60.

October 10 65. December 10.64 METALS. Copper steady, without change Elec-trcltic sellers ousting domestic spot at 14 75c and rxport spot snif.Tuly delirer.r at 14 80c, Lead- Spot unaltered at 6 30r per lb Ptg tron steady, without rhange lor foundry No. 2 on Eastern Pennsjhania markets at 119.75 per ton. RUBBER Smoked sheet ellcrs pre lc.

hisbcr Itir spot at 1914c. June at 19Sc. ai-d June-July at First latex crepe sellers were Irc up for at l5ac June at and Juna-Jnty at New York Rubber Exchstise: Closlnz prices were i.nrhanse'l to 10 points higher: June 13.90c. July 19.00r., September 19 10c December 19.10c Match 19 Sales 712 contrarts PETROLEUM. Pennsylvania crude standard grades werri unrbauved at t2 65 to S2 BO per barrel.

TURPENTINE steady at 63c. to 63I4C. JACKSONVILLE, Tuesday. TURPENTINE steady, 3tc. up at 47I4C.

but. SAVANNAH. Tuesday TTRPENTINE firm aad higher at 471-jc, bid BOSIN 87.40, grade f7 50. grade W.V 29 50. CHICAGO.

Tuesday. WHEAT opened eanv at 1c. to lr-c. iierllne. Tho il'se Ma weak at a ol 4VjC.

to 5c. Clcsiug prises: July 143'ic. Ptsptembcr i45'ic December MAIZE opened barely tedv at tic. decline. Ths rlt'se v.ar easy at to 114c.

ilecilne. Closing prices: Julv September 103Vc, Deccmbel 63140. OATS opened easy at ac. declinp. The market closed at a fall ol "sc.

to ac Clnsinr; prices: July 561sc Sppternber 46c December 48c. RYE No. 2 cali nominal. Futures weak and 37ec. to 3Sc Closiog prices: July 12534C-, Bep-leirber 119ac.

PROVISIONS opened steady, unchanged to 2m pom higher for lard, with sellers referred in view ot small hose receipts, but selling was Influenced later bv the ueaknees ol grain markets, and the cIosa was barely ateadi. with lard 5 points lower to 21i points lusher, ribs 5 point down, and pork 21a poinle lower to urn-banned Closing prices- Lard Jnly 11 cjs, September 12 30. October 12 471 Ribs: July 12 25. September 12 60. October 12.5U.

Pork IdrYsaltcd lear bellies): July 13.92l'j, September 14.25. October 14.35 BACON barely steady at 121; points decline. Dogs Fteadv, with light and heavy descriptions unchanged. Bacon, dmalted clear bei'ies. 14-16lb 11 62ij; light hogs, 8 60 to 9 95, heavy hogs.

9 25 to 9.95. WINNIPEG. Tuesday. WHEAT opened easy at a fall of lr. the market closed weak at losses ranging from 5c.

to 3V. Closing- prices: July 142c, October 141c. December loMVic- OATS opened easy at Sic. decline, and closed weak. 5tr.

to 14.0. lower. Closing pnoes: July 66V: OL-l-ober December SoUc BARLEY Fliturea easy at l3aC. to ll4c. decline l-loeinc prices, juiy uctorr 1 110.

OF STEAMERS tXloyd's Telegrama.) ACCRA, Item Liverpool, arrived Sierra Lecme 2. ADRIATIC, trom Liverpool and Queenstown, arrircd I Now York 4. 1 AGUfLA. Liverpool lor Las Palms, lelt Madeira 5 ALBERT BALLIN, New York lor Hambnrg. lelt Southampton 4.

ALBERTIC London tor Montreal, left Cherbourg 2. ALCANTARA, from Southampton, arrd. Gibraltar 5. A LCI NO US. Liverpool lor Macassar, arrd.

Port Said 5 ALMANZORA. trom Buenos Ayres. arrived South ampton o. AMSTELLAND. Buenos Ayres lor Victoria Dock, passed Graresend'6 ANC11ISEB, lor Liverpool, lelt Sydney 6.

ANllANIA. Livernool tor Montreal, arrd. Quebec 4. 1 Al'APA, tor Plymouth, lelt Accra 2. I inimn til V.

rl.a.V,.n lelt Nrw York 2. ARU-NDCL CASTT.E. Irom Southampton, lelt Mitlftira for Natal 5. APUAM.X. for London, arrived Montreal 3.

ASPIIALION, Clyde lor Yokohama, arrd. Port Said 4. BA1GRY. Liverpool icr West Atflca, lelt Grand Bassam 2. BATHl'ltST.

Liverpool ior West Africa, called Las Palmar 4. BENGUELA. lor Hull and Dunkirk-. left Port Said 3. BIAFRAi Liverpool for West Africa, lelt Seocondee 4 BOT.INOTtROKE, from arrived Avonmnuth 5 BUITl'ZOitG.

Batavia lor London and Rotterdam, arrlred Gibraltar 3. BUTF8HTRB. for L-verpooI. lelt Gladstone 1 caiohai. Vladivostok lor London, rajd.

Gibraltar 5. T-TiON'T a trom arTiTod Now York 4. Avonmouth lor Port Ltaon, left Trlni- cablow castle, London for Mauritius, arrived Carnarvon castle, from Southampton, arrived oaroxia, irom-ndon. nrriv-d Ne, VorV 4. CAVTVA 'or Tlarnadoa left Avonmnuth 4 CF.r.R BRANOIT.

from Tyre, arrived Mollendo 4. nF-nnrr? ijwnmi. CFonRv lor Ivdncy pp-sed GihrVtar 4. CITY or BOMBAY, from Hankow lor U.K.. Mt inam: 4 Penm 4.

ctTiSLt.u VK0V'- C1TT nr" MANOHESTER, Liverpool lor Bombay, CHtTSf wELLtNGTON. Rangoon for Tilbary Dock, or.v-nri "i city OF YOTtK. Calcutta lor Tilbury Dock, pissed CLAN Chittngoug lor London, passed G-hrplMr 5. CLAN T-RQUILVRT. lor East London, lelt Mosael A TOMTVSi 150 mil" inm EBANI.

West Africa for Liverpool, left Laa Palmas 1. HAY. Brisbane for and London, Tlt. w. EU11.0CHU8.

Hikodats lor Llterpool, left Port 4 FUSWMI yURV. Yokohama for London, left Mar- eolilcs 4. due Gibraltar 6 GMKA. Ixindon lor Mauritius, left Table Bav 4. GERLDIN'E MARY, from London, arrived Botwood.

N.F 2. OHANTTt.LY CASTLE. London for Belra. arrived Von Natl HAKONE MARU, for China fria Antwerp). lelt Middlesbrough 4.

HAHMOOII'S. trrm Plrde. arrived Colombo 2. HA7J1L BRANCH, from Trill, lelt Talcahuano for -nnnei c. HIGHLAND LOCir.

London fcr Buenoa Ayres, arnrrd HSft Jnneiro A. HOLYUTJLL. Tres and Antwerp lor Calcutta, arrived fori o. I.VTOVBI. from Liverpool, arrivpr! Barbados 4.

IN ENTOTt. far Ilomtuv and U.K.. left Karachi X. KAMO M.VHU. London for Yokohama, arr.

Kobe 6. aAiAKa, lor ramacusEa. arnvsa KASUGAR. Yokohama for London, called Suez 4. KATORi MARU, London for Yokohama, armed Singapore 4.

KEDOE Bataria for Tilbury Jetty, pass. Gravesend 4 KENT, Gladstone for London, arrived Brisbane 4. KORANNA, Hull lor Bombay, arrived Fort Sudan 3. JjuAIvUima, lor orx, arrn. ssoston 4.

LAHORE. Daley lor London, arrivel Colombo 4. tAOMEDON. Yttohama for Louden, arrir. Pensng 2.

ACltEVTIC, from Livernool, arrived Montreal 4. LEVr'THAN. tor New Ynrk. left Southampton 5. LINNELL, for River Plate OVia Antwerp), left Mindlesbrongh 5.

LOCHGOI), Vancouver lor London, arrd. Seattla 3. LORMONT. from Liverpool, arrived Bordeaux 3. MARRATTA.

London lor Calcntta, lett Madras 2. MAJESTIC, for Southampton. 630 mllea eiat Ambrose noon 3. MAT.AlCTrTA 0.n fn. left Suez 4.

MALDA. Beira lor U.K. and Oantinent. lelt Zas- ncsir ci. MALOJA.

Lend-m for Sydney, left Gibraltar 5. MANIPUR, from Liverpool, arrived Calcutta X. MANOEA. from London, arrived Karachi 2. MARGHA.

Calcutta lor Royal Albert Dock, passed Gravesend 5. MASHOBRA. from London, lelt Aden lor Calcutta 4. trom Beira, lelt ri-nnoutn tor iocaon 5. MENTOR, from Liverpool, arrived Singapore 4.

MINNEKAHDA. from London, arrived New York 4, MOENA. Batavia lor London, passed Penm 5. MONTCALM, lrom Liverpool, arrived Montreal 4. MOIlADA.

Calcutta lor London, arrived Suez 4. AGOYA London for CsUcutU, left Malta 4. NAGPOKE. Dairy for London, due London 10 6 p.ja. NALDERA.

Sydney fcr London, due Maraelllea S. NELL0B. London fcr Yokohama, lelt Port Said 5. NORFOLK. rrm Lrverpuo'.

arrived Hawkts Bay 1. ORAJIA. Brisbane for Sett Gibraltar S. ORATOR. Beira lor London passed Dakar 3.

ORSOVA. Brisbane lor Imdon. left Frrmantlo S. PATHOCLUS. Dalren SCr Loodon and RcUerdm.

PEAR BRASCH. Tins tor Valparaiso, arr. Colon 4. PESHAWDB. Liverpool lor Brisbane, psad.

Perim 4. PIAKO. Blue tor London, left New York 5. PLANTER. Calcutta tor London, left Pert Said 2.

PORT FREMANTLE. Melbonrna tar London, passed Gibraltar 4. pnnir tri1 s- i a is s. PURIRi. Liverpool for Brisbane, psad- (Seode Island 6.

stAPriomsiHE. saattls lor aonoon. arr. a-ananta 3. RD4CTAKA, trom London, arrived Auckland 1.

SAGAXNC. Clvtta- fop KsBteaa. nassed Caso d'Armi A SAMBBE. Vancouver tor London, arrived San Fran- elsco el. SBRt-PSHDaT Rangoon for London, arrrr.

Suex 4. STPTAH. Clyde fcr arr. Pirxua 3. STL-DENT, for London, lelt Demerara 1.

TA1NTJT. London Icr WeUtnstoa. arrd. Auckland 3. TASMANIA, Townsrilla br Liverpool, arrived Well- ington 1.

TELAMON, Btisbana lor Dunkirk and Hull, left Bataria 4. I TELCON1A, for North Atlantic, left Dartmouth 4. TOYOOKA MARU. Yoknhima for lararneol, left Singapora 5, drut 4Joioxnbo 1 TRANSYLVANIA, from New York, arrived Ctyda 4. TU R--lvINA.

far London, left WsOltngton 5. TTMr.axr fjma Vsna. aiflsas Haw 4V wr.ian sjaaa. rraai vsmiiBvcr, ma am WiSt PH ALIA. New Ycrk tor Hamburg, or wgns o- TOBCX.

Na To Ss liirtst. vajaf, UmA sV BfitiJh Aisam Te-For 1927. proBt oi 21,829 UKAmsiv U56). io rtfSere 5.000: to income tax re5CTTe 500; written oU block accoaot 557. Finl dividend 40 pr cent, making 50 pr cat (gainst 30 per cent): 1,605 Halsm 1927.

profit oi 24.644 tBIast 14,931,. Dim C69-4- brought In. Final d.Tidcud 15 per rent, mtkmn 25 per ceut faxiDt 17 per cnt); to reoerve iDCcme tix reitrve 1.350; larard 918. Central Susar. Profit for yei to Mrcl 31.

.77,537 (Afir.st pint oroU(lit: in. To cotei ivtv iptery-t 6 533: to depreciation 21 835: to income ia ramion 20.00-3. Wrldcnd 10 per cent, tnt free (against 10 per cent, leai taxj Iorard Yorkshire workins period, lrom rebr-iory 8, lb si? to Starch ol. 1928, fhoi prubt ol 57.4-2C d(-bnture interest 6 biiti, depreciation tax provision 12.000. Under on md preiunicary eTpenses 9.417 vrxua oil, dlv drnd 5 per cent; forward 1,266.

Saulh Htttan Coal. Vox ver to March 31, credit balance In ought, Jm-ard 7.845. plus proiiiou lor income tat ncuv written bacli consequent on repayment uf claim in rcapect ol 1926-27 13.03? Trading Inu for e.ir, alter creditinc Terrnuo lrom estates and interest on imeslirenta 26,274. interest on bunk ricbciturcs tor year 16.657, redemption ol debentures 2.500 debit balance ol profit and los at March 31 24,747. 'o dindend flfainn li per Cardifl Steam Natigatlan.

For year endtd March 31 profit 411, reducing debit balance to 34hai0U. A. prosoeaU Icr rcductmu ol cauital ero cnly ccn-flrmprl bv raurt, on Anrtl 'AS rtenrilits ara on old 5 03 re capital will be written down by 10,000 in next oaiacceneet. A. DMkc Robarta and Co.

Theft urine chemUtfi announce final dividend lfr per cent, tax Irte. making; 6 per cent (acairst 6 per cent); to reserve 5.000. forward 16,865. Manltv and Recuiui Proflt ot the Wolverhampton plumbing, for year to April cO o.al, plus io il crousnL in to Eenerai reserve 20,003: final dividend 12 per cent, nit king 2fi nr gwnt nine hnnu. HI ni-r cent 15 TJpr cent, plus banus 5 per cent); forward, 7,923.

London Paoer MiUa. lroGt lor year ended ilroh 31. after providing debenture interest, plu KSO CK7 in. UiTidenn per ctni nm uern paid (aaainst 12 per forward 44.277. London Brick and FOftfera.

Interim dividend 5 per cent (utnet. Land Dank of Eaypt. Interim dindend et 5 per cent Hull Bruwery. Ilerlm dividend at rate ot 7 rent vct annum for past half sear 31 per cent). Usher's Wiltshire Brewery.

Interim dividend at rate of 8 prr cent per annum, paid on Mar 30 (lame). Standard Trust. Interim dividend 4 per cent againit Hcmo and Colonial Storai. Intsrira dividend 7 per cent Usaiol Horace Cory and Co Thsr cbtmical colojr manii-Tacturera announce dlrldend of 6 per cent per annum for hatl-pir same; d. G.

Grava. Thla She (Held firm ol Rcneral mer- rhanlt? haie decided to reduce their ripital from 1o 60 000 by etinuiRHlus loU-UUD prekrence chores. II it becomes nccesFary at a later diite 150 000 ordinary shares be created tp rf-atnTe the capital. In all respects business la beinfi carried ou at uual. ei.iir'ranza Cnnovr nnd Sufnhur.

Profit tor 1927 15 104- (iiEanist plus 9.315 brought in. invinona per ceni. ir ceni-j; nrwru 9,918 Mutual Flnanee. Indimnlty. and OuaranUe Corpor ationMr.

F. R. A. Sn rtl h.ie Joined Ihe board. Pur a Cana Molasist.

Mr. 11. T. flchfer water and Mr. T.

Coles wtra jesterday fleeted directors. British G. S. Itoplry ras yetter. day elected a director.

Eait Java Ruhber. Far vear 1527 ihovfii cross reahsat.jr.s. from alcs of rubber 352.914. rc.eoup frumroflw 12,318 Alter deduct'ng expenditure and providing tor depreciation, s.c there remains rtliiA 14-0 355 hronctit. fnrvmrd.

Dircrtors hav written dnn comuany'a holding in UnltQd Rubbflr aud Coffee Plantations. to 16.524. hetntr par value of luvHttnent for thit purpose, translernng 5,000 from metier a. rraene aurt irom proni ana late 3,000 placed to amort itttmn account interim per cent paid, no final dlrldend (agaiDft 25 per forward 5.293. Marawan (Java) Rubber Plantations.

For year 1927. nrofit 5.332. clui 5.658 brnatrht forward. Tn itencral rejerre 3.000 to amortisation rcservo 1,020: to fiuiidmgs and rr sr ninety reserve 50U; forrard 4,530. No dividend faraiinst 15 per cent).

Game Bird. Dividend on ntr cenfc ovmuhtfra preference iroo of Britleh. income tax. for half- year ending June su, lbe. Bengal Coal.

Profit, for half year ended April 30, 192S. tni tiding rarrT-fsjiTWRrda TlistiTiv. elation Ril2.nriOs rflvirlmn. THa600.00n: fcmmli- wu Its.65.0OO; uarrr-Icrward Rs 90.000. Dividend naii-ycar xo rr cent.

Rio do Janeiro Flour Mills and Granaries. Interim dividend 6'. per cent, tax free unchanged). London Associated Relneuranoo Corporation. Mr.

Ilarrey Bowrins, of C. T. Bowrlng and at been appointed a director. Harrisons and Cr onneliT. -Dividend on preferred ordinary ahares 10 ocnt, tier annum for six montht ending June 30, 1923.

Hyda'a Bhd Seeds (r. Hydo and Co). Ueual quarterly dividend at rate of 15 per cent per annum. Gresham Fire and Aoofdant Insurant. Profit lor 1927 7 par cent (fime).

Directors hato iMUcd 50,000 1 fully paid Man a cement shares, which hare beep aubscrlbed by tha Gresham LHe Auranoe Socleliy. Lid, at 35s. per share, and 50,000 1 fully paid ordinary at 35i. per hare, all taken up. Latter iu be offered to the ordinary Ehareholders at issue price ot 35a.

in proportion of one new 1 fully paid ordinary chare for every four existing shares held. Out of premiums rerttlved on above lsn (n all fan 7ft (Vn. director have provided for poaiibla writing off ot hare in Dominion Greshnm Guarantee and Casualty Companv Canada, which is being "Kotlhd up, alao eKiinuibnca remaining naiance oi ol Bu5inetia Account, amounting to 8,000. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. The tollowliva traffic recaipU compare with tboat of the corresponding period ol fait Increase.

Decrease, Aasam-Bengal May 12,406 Belfast and County Down Bilbao Ii. Cantab. (May). 1,704 Central Uruguay A Monte Video (June 2), 31.P25 Do. astern Do.

Northern Kxtcniion. 39CS Do. Wentern 2.5C9 Cordoba Central June 2... 63.000 Great Southern of Snaln 147 912 1.631 2,597 614 104 I.CCO (May 26) Pa.131,700 La Plata Electric (May) 9330 Mexican (May 31, 10 days) 8358,800 San Faulo (June 3 52,950 39.261 SCO 900 5,772 PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Tuesday.

Realiaallona in number of directionc, especially internationals, causod heavine during th early part of the itwJon. but markets vrrre aubue- ueiier upponed, ana wie cenerai tone at the close was better. On the Parquet Rentes, alter being undecided, became firm, but bankc. railway, and most industrials allowed irregularity. Among Inrjfmf'iixils T.

TJI 1 Tit a. A A an but rallied to 6,500. while 8uez Canal charea nriiniM lot iranca lower on me at 26,455. Turkish Unified tofi 2.70 franei. tn ISO RO.

on the acceptance of the bondholders' propoaaU regardlnc the coupon question. On the Couliste d.amond ruled iteady. De Beers deferred closed un chanced on the day at 1,797. Gold-mining share wore featureless llnbber aharee remained undecided. Petroleum hare ruled quiet, and rather irregular.

ButMin industrial were firmer. Router. UNIVERSITY NEWS. OXFORD, June 5. In Convocation to-day Mr.

Edward T. jjeeas, ji.a., lirasenose Loiiege, was approved as Keeper of the Department of Antiquities and Keeper of the Ashmolean Museum. Lecturers. In Conrrreeation held in ths- Convocation House the following appointments of University lecturers were approved In the Faculty of Theolouv Laurence W. Grensted, B.D., M.A., Fellow of University In the Faculty of taw Geoffrey R.

Y. Bad-cliffe, M.A.. Fellow of Sew College. In the Faculty of I.ilerse Humajiiorefl William D. Boss, M.A., Fellow of Oriel College: Henrv M.

D. Parker, M.A.. Fellow of Magdalen College: and Arthur M.A Fellow of TJniversitv Colleee. In the Faculty of Modem History: Keith G. Feilmg.

M.A., Student of Christ Church; John G. Edwards, M.A., Fellow of Jesus College; Ernest" L. Woodward. M.A.. Fellow of All Souls College Kenneth A.

Bell, M.A., Fellow of Balliol Kenneth K. M. Leys, M.A., Fellow of TJniveriiiv College; and Bobert H. Eodgkin, M.A.. Fellow of Queen's College.

In the Faculty of Mediaeval and Modern European Languages and Literature: John K. Bovock. B.tatt., M.A.. TVadham College: Eric B. P.

Vincent, M.A.. Christ Church; and Eugene Vinaver, B.Litt, M.A., Lincoln college. i.he deerea oi D.C.L. was conferred on Miss Elizabeth 'Wordsworth, the first principal of Lady Margaret HalL Miss Wordsworth's nam appeared in the Birthday Honours List as a. Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire- She is nearly ninety years of age and is a great-niece of the' poet.

CAMBRIDGE, Jxnns 5. Honorary Degrees. At the Congregation to be held next Friday afternoon graces will be submitted to the Senate in favour of conferring the hon. degree of D.Se. on General Nicola Vachelli, Surveyor General of Italy and president of the International Geographical Congress, Professor Emmanuel de Jfartonne, Professor at the Sorborrne, and Eir Charles Close, F.B.8., president of the Boyal Geographical Society.

The Appointments Committee of the Faculty of Law have appointed Mr. P. W. Duff, of Trinity, to be University Lecturer in Law aa from October 1 next. The John Winbolt Prize in Civil Engineering has been awarded to air.

Albeit Callender, B.A., Pembroke College, far a dissertation on a method of detenniiiation of impact allowances for railway bridges. Full tern ends, on ncay Harland and Willi 6Z pi. 163, 06S, 166 Horden Coll. 21712 Iako Superior SX sold. 71 id Milium, 1041or 5'712.

64.l2. Po. 4X deb. 65 253f 22'712. 22'9- Do.

1 deb. 1022 JlicharJsons. W. 1731 JJUlon an.l If. 93.

Do. 5X t- 133 5lo0a 7l2Jf debt. 101 14 jd (1) 280r- 38'12. 28412, 286, 28412, Stone 6122 pf. 22f30l2 Swan Hunter, 25lOlsr, 26J0 lt-i 7J deb.

102S4r 34, 2 Iri'imns. 6712, 70 ry 12'91' 12'1Q12. 12lQia- Do. IS'ln, CD1- P'- 9''- IWHa. 190.

18,1012. 19,0. Do. deb. 9912 aurplcrnsntarv Prists.

Bnardmore 1 a notes, 411 2 KolwTer. 2S0. 249. Z4lS, 249 5 it9'3" SP'- 49'9- 500. 5071.

369' as'9' 36 90. 96, 971, 96 "ron Corp 8ll2. 86, 83. 79, 7 BO, Jf' ''4I2- 80- 6'9' 6'6 69. 8 0 6(71S.

6712. 70, 70. 6U0aV 'Z- 76, 8H2. 6'6. 73, 73, 71-2 wn.

250. 232) 7 Co'- 2,9, 2, 29S, 29, 21012, Ordero, 50. 457 1. Sh.H 61 deb. 981 Bteel 6X 1st deb.

1812 Sinclair. 256r. 259r, 253 vBV 1J Lln-Vd 6.V pf. lp.pl 168 Amal. 93.

Do. dlT 10 MINES. Anaconda Capnrr. 15ii5r Aruona Copper. 146.

14'3 Odd. 22414,. 220. 22-3. 223, 219, 223 Mangao.

6. 1-32 S. Ainu, 736. 711012, 19j4i-. 5n.S On." .1 tarn unei selection, IB6 K- lZS8f.

12. u. 12 -is jwilh roup. 39 llnlcoath. 2'634 OiiinM.

80(0 Mount Elliutt. 10 7W, 76. 70 Myv.rr, 16'7l3. 16712 amjrjua Cop. 20i0 t.

5'Blj 3'1012 S1012 i Jas-i-lontwn. 61 3 with coup, lil PahaiiK liJ'41j. I2'33a nin Tinlo. 52J2 17B. oi, ,4, i34 Wllil 5g 44 443 44-'2.

tuppieminliry Prlut. Australian A ol Ausl nnw, 1 10l3 8'3' 80 8 B- 8'l0l5: 31I2- 3'13. SS. 211. KamptotT CiDld 1 0I3.

09. OlOJs. l'l 171 163. 15fl 15 6, 15'9- 15lOlz, 16,0 "'la. 15412.

16.0,45,11." sfiJS? i'oaWe0''1112- oaila -V. Kalguih 2712. 2lDl2. 3llj, 3,31. liu 2'101- 3'- a''9- '712' '812- 612' '6lz- 4'-4'3 Wllnn.

32 9. 316. -326. 3Z'412, 31r3. 3235a, 32.9, 3233., 3a6, 323.

S2(Wi Miioellaneou. lal2' ASiKh 6m41a' 7'712' As Min'ite, 5 6r Acr Tjn. 86 611. 2r 7 naiifinn Tin, 460, 46Ua rtomlt Tin ami W. 763ir 7'6 7'3, 7''8, Ifurbanks.

2,0, 2.0 H.uroa Torp. 14,412. 14'6. 14,6, 1441 14,11, 14 14 71a. 14412.

1471. ramp bird. 7, llj. Do. new.

46, Champion P'ef. 12 '01 129 Colmblan au'l EjtpL 0101 Dome 0'9l-pr 75- Z'l- 10s: 9'6 Tin, 0, SrO1; 14l2 V4- ilnprnz. 46 0. 4d 0 1 Ctmji.i, Conner. 15 41-t 156 Hons Konu Tm.

9 412 60 Or, 600f Mru Til 17 St. Indian Conper 2 4:2, 24I4. 25. E5. Do.

Iruli Tin. 41 '3 lvigera 23'0, KimilutEitR 1 in. IB41 lt, lov- 221713. 236. 26, i.

18712. 186 23 6 l.cn.i flold. 7 7'9r. 7,9. 7,6 7.

6 7 71JS- 7,712: 7.8U. Do. SX NoKM, 6838l. 71j, 7 6l2. 3j.

71j. 7. 12 London Tin. 811012lr. 78 Ha 7B514.

7811-, Trout l.ake. 2 412 Miiaia Cnn. Tin. 2,712, 271,. 2'B.

28 Ma'aian Tin DrrrlKinn. 273. 2719. 27'4t2 Mt-ru l.n. 66, 6 6.

67I3 6 71. 6 3. 6 61,. 6,9. 6:3 0.

Mv Corp. 11 Or. 31,3, 11 '3. 109 Mox. Mmci Kl Oro (br.) 32,6.

32fi M- Morgan. 16'71, BroVi-u Hill 89412, 900, 89412 NTi- lr, 3 N''i Kirr. 6,9 iltaw. 5,0 I'iKtndo. 6'214r, 641..

6'0 Pitlaiu Tin. 4111,. 47l012, 5Hs. 5214, lrtjckn'cn. 17 '3 1, 6p i Tin.

IO 9. 10 6. 106 Hirer 2634 UaliiimTi Tift. 3'10 3'7. 37 lljxo-Asiatir.

371j. 3,712, Bfi. S634. 3 314. 3 6.3 3Bl4.

S74, 37, 39, 3 3 9-4. 3101., S10. 37. i514, 10. 3,1014 Pan Trane.

Mix. 29412. 281012 San Oettrudit, 16,6. Ii9. 166, 1641..

161012, 16 lOlj. It 9. 1611U helanr n. 20'U Tin IF.Ml 24,11. Amir.

Copper. 3 lr 2 3'034r. 2'101. MAlsan Tm. 4n'3 01- southern 1'erak.

5H-9 14, o. 14.4... 146 7 3, 7jO raw 20 21'0 1 Tin. 22 Sr. 23S 'Iion.

Co 25 il. 5,6 Tinaha ISn. 2'6. 2 3 v-nture Trut, IS 0. 15 412, 14.9, 156 Zine Corp.

4 I 413. 416 South African. Eur. Inv. 239.

230. 230 Amal Minins Tnl, 34,3. 2441.. 23101a Akc-Araer Alrui, 38'514. 389 llrAi-in.

92 934, 92,934 M-Kub. 5 O. 4,101.. 4lll4. 4101a fim nnrl Motor.

33 314r Crf Asrjeto, C'iraobo 311.. 2102, 5'0. 3101.. Cfolrnl Mtninir. 20t4(r.

1. 11 ir 15 "-j11 71 lr IE 01. 20.9. 20,91. 21412.213 1571a C- nation Syn.l 1) n.

6I4, O6I4, 0,5 town Mlno. 72 2i4 I'ecnfon-t-'n 20'0I lirbn Ilooder-wrt. 11 '3. 113 I. 2 41., 2'lOla.

341., 30 Hand Prop. 16'0f. Do. Sx deb 97 1 -Hid. 3'0 Ferreira.

59 Gi-mi. 41., G. F. Rhod. Dev.

11 71.. lH7Jat 11101. 11Q r. 0Sa-Al 8l-H7. 11101.

2' rtoT M. Ar.a. 44 0 "a II. n. I'rop nRj 15 ti Urnderscn l.st.

301 Hontpoort Prop. 0-5. 0 334 Johjnnoiburc Con. In. 50 6, 503, 506.

50'41-50 0. 49 9 Kniihts. ll.ts. Lace Prop. 18,0 Lrflaci.

23 6. 23 U-. 23,3, 23,101, lxinelv Keel. 41,0. 40 0.

41,0. 40,3. 40 3 Luipaard's 3 UI4, 3 1134, 11 1 2311. 39'934 3934. Lj ri GoM Areaa.

5 lOlar 14 8t4. 14 9. Mevrr and Chariton. 10,01 Modderlontem Mciderfontein E. 339 NChauea.

10 '6 New Kleintontein, 351 New Modderlonteln, 6 3-641, 3-32. 5-64. 1-321. lis. 3-s4 cw Areas, 06IOI2, 37H2.

36-3, 36101.. 35,01 id. 8,0. 8,6 X. Charterland Etp! 3514.

3'6 Phunum Expl. 10 N. Lands. 291 Nourse. 10'3.

10,6, 106. 10712. 106 Gcana Cons 5'10l2, 5101. liEicterfTust. 5 334.

5'412. 53 Ki.d Minrs. 713. 70,71. Hand Select-on.

18. 91. 18112, 1S514. 18'6. 13,0, IS 9.

18'9. 186 Kandljiitein Est. 106. 1073-. 10712.

10'6. 110. 11 0 Jlhod. Broken Hill. 5U12.

5ll2. 4111 Ithodcsia ExpL 1ll.j. 1'21. Bbod. Conto Border.

84412, 839 Rhc3eian Corp. 09 Robinson Deep A. 1941.. Do. B.

25-0 iwb.c. 2,1114. 211U 3'4l4 13(7ti. 134M. 13 7ri.

IS.lOti. 13 934. 136. 13,9, 13, o. 23,634, 138.

13,634 ftmii. 22i9 AI. Townabipi, 15H2, 15(1 12. 153l4 rrprinct Mines. 11194.

7U6, 701O1 77fi. 772Ij St.b XljcA 713, 726. 713. 72412. 726.

72H2, Tanganyika. Diara. 89 Taneanrtka Gold. 133. 13112.

13n, 12 101,. 12,9. 12'9. 130. 12,6.

133, c. Miniere du Haat-Katanc bda. 595s -l'n. Mln. and GcB.22.6r Van Dy.

261 2 Van Prn SO'fl Viliate Deep. 2.1012. 30, 30, Wankie. 253r. 2S 3.

253 Ttand Corn. 12i0. 12'0, W. Sprinu, 23101.. 23101." illonghbr.

S.lOlrf. BlOlt. S'O Witwatera Deep, 5'0. 511. -Zambnia EanL 469r.

466, 4491. 460, 459, 4Si0. 45 91 West Africac AlloTial. 19 Arean Tin. 1(7.

171.. 17. 1712. 19 Anslo-Nieerian Tin, 4712. Ariiton Gold.

O101. 0101,. 07l012 Tn Niieria lg0. 14l. 153.

150. 13412. 15 llg. 154lj. 146.

15(0. 14'713, 149 'la. 14llj, 140, 14J0, X4V6I, Lautaro br. (240,001. Sc.) 876 New Tamarueal, 250 Tarapaca, 116 BuBBtaminUrw Prleas.

Amal Blancaf, 12, 1112,12, 11, 11 OIL. Anglo-Ecuadorian. 26101, 689, 689, .69412. 6761 68 '9, 1 M4. 0012, Ot)fol4.

VJPi 19. Brit. Bunnell 8i2X deb. 10212 Burmab. 839.

B26. 826. B26. BS9. BXISIa.

83H, 835U. Do. a el. 2611, aS pkik 2ft iW 9fi.ix Kern Hirer. 93.

96. 96. 9lt2 uw, 12. oi'a, 010, etla 343. 3441.

5H2r. 345U. 34lOla. 5401 34ll2 with coup. 21.

Do. 7X nl. 71012. 77is, "76, 7713. Do.

8X pi. 336 Phoenix Oil 'and Trant (El) 169. 163. ffo i1W, 15I012. 163 139.

Do. (10) 171T-. 1 vn' 4t r. ti 'f. 4.

1 j. men coup, oa 9'7'2fr. 9631, 050. gSSS 95O. 7Z.

259, 251012. 2613. 251012.611? Spies i'et. 1412. 1S SuDnlemantarw Prreae Anilo-Amcr.

71101,. 736. 711012, 726, Do. AnElo-Fcypt BT 40y712 TtJ-," 19,0 dls- Brit. CcntrolW.

62I4, 6H2, 6034.6H., 63, 6214, 63. 60 60. Do 7v o.oir. Biu4, B054 8ll2 Canadian Eele Oil cum. lit pf.

l20f. 116. 119. Creole! 613. 600, 613r, 613.

60ail4f elgT' Oil Trut. 1 41.J, 23 Steafia tnrn. Tnnldad LeaaphnHs. 763, 763 1141. irinwaa, 117, 113, T'ral Caspian.

1 ft 9'41 889. 3312' 3'354- 5'412. S'S, Bertam. 4514 4111. Clon (Paral 7 '3 Gnla-Kalumpong, 263 Jata United, 38 '9 Land, 159 Kuala Lumpur, 516 Linggl.

306. 29412. 313. 313. 3110I2 id Londo Asiatic.

4(61ar. 4412l, 477 16. 46. Sl'lOia. 313.

31101a, 339r 1 Mendnrls, 376 Mcrhmau. 2,1112, 381al sapocrr. 29141, Sendaran, 24413 Para 331. Tndionr.350, 34413, 330 Tebrau. 25ll.r Telosoiedjo.

34'814, 350, 850 Un. Serdang, 40r t'n. Sua Belong. 61634 611012, 60f0, 62'6 ad In. Sumatra, 2'0 aj dOr.

1712 SupplamenUnr PrltM. Allatar. 1712 Ainlierst, l'5l4 Aiikiu-Dutch now. 519 d- 98 75a. S.

34 llades. 31 rO Bandiarsiric. IS, 9 Bunfaln. 1I1012, 111. 2,0 B.intcni, 20,71..

213 Bitu Kaaan. 12'6I Est Jaa. 20; 1lHa, 20 Broolrl indi. 3'2t, Bnklt Mertaam.l5ll2 nukit Selaucor, 12. 121,.

12 Cairo (M-ilal 379. 389. 38,9 Caledonian, 30r Castlelleld 4ll2 Dalkeith, 2712 Dieniber, 27y3 Doranakande. 14I2. 1'4 ai'8- Escot.

lll4. lii2 Oadjah. 411. GIpii Muar, 011. Copeni: Perak', Gordon I8I2.

19, l934 Hcnrielia 196r. S6712 lii.iilinde, 1 '4 J.ifin. 2 S1E. 2334 241a. 241a.

Et. 5'334r. 5034r 56 Kali PI. Keponc. 6llj, 64Ja.

5101. ivirby 11 l.r Kombak. 2 3 Kuala Kanttfnr. Oll Kui'a Muda. 26'9 I.aras IX dfb.

10134, S4 I.uniiit. 35 "3r Maliralam 320r. 320. 32'0 Matale. 2.41.

Mrrtoii. 2'112 V. lrunmcuk. 160. 166 Northumberland lOejlon) 10, 10 Pan PI.

pfd. 14- l'clepnh ValleT. 1,9. 1,934. 1S34.

1g rerm.i. 12 0." 12 6 10, 4U. 101H1 Petoont. i 54. 1 "5I2 1'6.

16 Membau lei. 25 'Or. 2441a Rinib a 64 pi 13Hal TI1111. 1 9 Saraw.k. 30.

IO, 1112 SrNba. 16 9. 17,0, 17S Scnienrih, 3'514 Sendayar. 22-9 12'9 l'n. Plant.

151, Si eml-er Afoc, 1 314 Straits. 15 0. 15,6 fitrathlsla (Peraki 4'3l2, 4712. 4334. 415 Sunpri Huava, 22'10lS dunjrei Kara.

17 6, 199. 196, 186, 186 Sunset llai a. 0, 9 Tawar. lit. Tfb.nc.

1 1'313 Teltol.inir 1. 6 Tdnrei1io 71; deb. (p 43r, 12. 3 T-luk Piah. 1 034 lmpeh.

1,41. IVnasserim. 1 412 Tlmbanc Deli 1 a Un. Serdans (Sumatra) new, 3'9. 371a BHIPPIKO.

Argentine aT. 30,6. 30,6 Brit. India 51. licrin) 102.

14. Z. II2. 2 Cairn. 16.0, 15 9 Clan 512 2nd pt 61a- xd Cli.

Gen. Tranaatlant. 61. ntm. 99.

100. 991a ad Cunard. 30 61. 31 0. 3001.2.

310, SOllla. 309, 31 IV. 30 6 OlO, OUIU13. 30'71r. 30101..

309. 313 Eacle Oil Transp 6V pi 6t- with coup 31 Elder Dempster 51. pi. 18-101a, 189. Do.

63! pi. IB O. 1B.O. OfH, ao4 Frenrh St. -Var.

61 3 sts 9S14 Fnrne Witlif. 40 To SX pt Wit Gen. Steim Nsr. of. 16'4l2 Inno-Cnina nel.

orn 1 i4 Lamport and Holt St db. 8212 Nelson S'CTn S-v. 991a P. and SX vM. 9614.

Do. del. B41r. 40. 'i, 3.

1. TVi deb. 101. Do. 5, deb 99.

14 Royal Maif. BSJjs jd. Do 612 pi. 10314, 4, 314. uo.

i2i aeo. ai Cn. Cati pf. 199. 199.

853. Do. 6X lleb. lOiiTg TC.lfrLr,!. 1 1,13.1 While Star Line til 2S3 2341..

333. 339, 23 3. 23,0. 25 0 22jl01a. 229, 23Ua Supplimantsvv Pritts, Rrlt.

(lil. 24I.T 2.VS. 240 Court Line. 31'3. Do.

new (p 1 191'i, 193 Prince Line. 27 '6 Tankers. 07r, 0 4. 0 5t TEA AND COFFIK. Amal.

Tea 57. 12. 14. 7. la.

7 Anclo-Ccr o.l. 31 Auara.vfS 9. 43 6. 45'6 Assam Frontier. 27, Or Brit.

Indian. 91 5 Cevlun Tea Plant. 5is. Chhva. 5 19-32 5'Il6.

5 19-38 Cons Tea and Lands, 43 Uarleelinr 53 9 xa Dlrribula ValltT. 78tlla Dooar. 88 9. 90,0. 889 Dnmnnt.

5S 9 Lanka. 43 0 r.e.1eem. qp'Cp. ooro Onrab. 65 0 63 '6 Scottish ol Ceyl'-m.

64'412, 650 SopplemeTitary Prtta. Allrnusscr. Assam Dooars. 60 60 Auare Kbat Bowlana. 30:412 Deundi.

33 6 Dima. 7.14-0. 753 EsUtes and As- oOlla Halrn. 52'6 Hsydt-i a. 2 5I4 l-unura, 40'0 Luskerocre.

33 lis. JIaiuli. 530. 320. BSO cw Sylhct.

S33. 92'6. S43 Nuara Eltya, 5 19-32 Pabboiaa. 7 Pandan. 229.

229p. 239, M9, SB9, 3STlar Poontandi. 2 71. Banfalla. 35 Rosebanib, 42,6 Sepbiniuri Bheel.

13.6e S. India Taa. 72:6. 739 Yataderia. Z3J0 TELEGRAPHS AND TILBPHONM.

AnelOAnier. 62 pld- 101. 1001., 13, 1. Do. del.

Aatlo-Portog. Com. Cable deb. 831 Constantinople TeL 60j0 Direct Spanisb 10JT PI. 7 EasUm Ext.

Ana. 2034. 1, 807s, 34. 1.. aha.

7. 1.. 12. 1. 2034 East.

TeL 202. llljt. 1012r. IS. 13, 13, IS, 10, 10 Indo-European, 42Sei Marconi Marine.

489 Marconi Wireless. 63H2, 636. 63fl0l2, 63,0, 6319. 633. 63,0.

636. 631 la Marconi wireless 7X Pi. 95,0. Do. 61.

deb. 163 Oriental 71 pL 236 Un. R- Plate. lli, i2. lgt Jjj.

i. ie. W2. 5-52. alU W.

Telerjraph. 2034. S8, 34. S. T8.

1 Bosnta. 335. 333 Can. Marconi, 306r. 31OJr, 31 Or, 2S(, StS jua.

auTcr riatsi suja- awsss St ENTERED EASIHAit LOCKS INWARDS). CBWT.TlY. Btwood for Manchister. 400 miles from in 4. June -Heathrrfleld (s), 175, atone, lor SUnlow' TRr-lvr Karachi fnr Hull, paised G'braUar 4 Head.

Andraka Mendi Is), 1,664. 1 CYCLnpS. Iro-n arrived htwonoseVi 3 ore. ilson and Co Sjcunto. Flcswick Is), DAO Clrrt.

tor Ranroon. arrived Said 6. i JSf 5 Bolfaat. Rihblebank MARU. Yokohama for Liverpool, arrived is, 133.

light, tor Stanlow Wharl; Uverppol. Stock-! 'S'-ir'-hsl S. Anchor Brocklebauk; n.MrTT. for Liverpool, left Sierra Leone 1 Calcutta. Slancheater Producer (s).

4.163, general. DTllMVt) YoVobams for Lonrlon. arrd. Tientsin B. Manchester Lmera; Montreal.

Breltlabli Isj, t51, PIBECTOP. Demerara for West India Dock, pwicd gereral, H. Walson and Palermo. Millocrat el, n-v-n 4. -12a.

satis. A. Bowen; Crsetown. Trevor (s). 78.

clcfta or Tendon, left Colombo 6. emptfes. Fletcher, Arthur, aud Douglas. Rovjl Tivtt Tpr. for TW.Mv lelt Pt nd" 4 JUNIOR T.

T. Wo of 1 St 'or Bixton; New Brighton. rtislstroom is), 967. general, British and Foreinn Maritime Acencv: AnutsTan n-Q stout, A. Guinness, Bon.

and Dublin. Trinsa' F'toher and Ghent, Ardn (). 190, maiie; Antwerp. Ophix (s), 171, stone. Ormss Head.

Heatherflsld (s). l2! Wharf: Ormca Hood. Hickorol (si, 451. tigbr, lor Stanlow Oil Dock; Dublin. Glcn-cullsn Is).

175, light, tor Partington; Dublin. OUTWARDS. ntO Si MANCHESTER DOCKS, 5. Hindsholm (s). 876, general, A.

Enodien and Co Oopenhagen. Optic (s). 183. light, Belfast Steamship LIverpooL Gloucester Coast (a), 452. Central.

Coast Line; Leith. Alyn (s), 133, light. A. B. Bowen: G.arston.

Aspen (). 99, light, A. E. Bowen: Canton. Nonan (s).

4.096, fensrral. r. Leyland and Boston. Is), 872, general. Elerman-s Wilson Line; Prednkstad.

Iceland (s), 722. general, H. Watson and Hamburg. Flea-wick s). 257, general, 3.

J. Mack and Sons; Belfast. FROM MARSH LOCK. Island Mage (s), 84, chemicals, Marwcad and Glasgow. FROM FT.T.FSMERE PORT.

Dotterel (si. S2. nart InwmM T. lrWj-tifw Liverpool. Falkanget (s), 896.

light. H. Watson FROM STANLOW WHARF. Throshflrld (s), 84. light.

R. Owsn; Troon. BeatHer-tJeld Is). 175. llsht.

W. A. SaTsgs; Ornsea Head. Ribhlebank la), 137, cement, J. F.

Sellari; Falmoath. FROM WESTON POINT. Sc. Kenneth, (s), 287, salt, Siverwright, Bacon, and Cc: Fraserburg. BANKRUPTCY ACTS NOTICE.

The following notice appeared in last night's London Gazette under the Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 and 1926: ADJUDICATION. JenkinsoB, Llawellyn, resdlisg and carrytftf on busiaess at 44. Market Place, BolaoTer, county ol Derby, gree -grocer. TRAMWAYS AND OMNIBUS, Anglo-Arz. 51jZ pi.

77 6r, 776. Do. Si deb. 7712. i2.

i2 BraulUn Tract. 57W, 63a, 4, 7, 7, ii, 8. 7, 8. 7ia, 6la Br. Columbia 5X Si.

SSlI. Do. 414 84. Do. SX deb.

103 Br. Else. Trac 8X pfd. 1341s. 5.

So. SX deb. 100. 10O B. A.

Lacroxs SX cans. deb. 68l2r. 9 Calcutta. 180, 186 Cape Electric.

156 London and Sab. 30. 312 Lou. Gen. On.

SX deb. 9814. 8, 71,. 12. la Madras 512J deb.

70 Mexieo. 40. Do. rut. 87 with coup.

31 NarpeuuBss, 39(9. Do. pL 203, 316, Ncr. Gen. Trans.

246r. 2471.r. 249, 839 Pernambnco, 8712. 8712 Kanjoon SX dsb. 89r Rio da Jan.

SX 50-year mi 93. 3 Shanghai Const. 41ot, 41,01. 41,01. Tillirtc and Brit- Auto.

Tract. 512X. 97. 14, Un. Auto.

Services. 24ll2r, 2301 sujclsjusrieao Pricsa. Br. Aoto. Trartioii.

31a tiSO Lane. TJn. and 57 deb. 6412 National On. new p.1.

203, 309, 90 WATKRWOrtfCsV. Cnn. VMsrsrsrxss el Beaarlo arr, 3a fssv 6.W. tMaubu 5X ta 3rd ALEC BENNETT H. J.

WILLIS K. TWEMLOW VELOCETTE VELOCETTE AND EVERY FINISHER used standard grades of W.akefield CASTROL In 1925, 1926 and 1927 also, the First, Second and Third all used CASTROL an unequalled record ofconsiisteiicy. Follovr the Experts lead nci insist on WAKEFIELD the rVodnet of WArOFlELD, CO, an All-British Firm WeWd Kkm..