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·Transatlantic trafia has been summoned to meet in Parla on Jan. 21. "The ques- RATE WAR IN ATLANTIC SHIPPING. tit which now ariace, is, "WIN is be pawible, in riaw of the situation croated by the rivalry of the German companies, torerow the pooling arrangemEO) ? "* The outlook is regarded by shipping c peris as unfavourable. They point out that rate-cutting has roady begun in Gmany, and that the possibility of the two lines settling their differences appears to be extremely renoto.

Our

OLASGOW BU:rowsen's VIEW. "

Glasgow Carrespondent tale graphs: A loading Glasgow shipowner engaged in the Neeta Atlantic passenger wade, in an interview yesterday stated that the threatened rats war is likely have very limo effect on the Scottish lines concerned in the trade with Canda

GUARDED ATTITUDE. British companied concerned in the cou- Serenes agreements have so far refrained irum any expression of opinion regarding the didiculty. Their attitude, it la said,

A HACIENDA WEST, 73, The Feak, and the United States. The Anchor.

partinky Furnished, from the fak

Allan, and Dosakison, which are the threa Scottish live running from then, been that the trouble between tik | Clyde, confine themselves almost wholly

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OPINION IN LIVERPOOL.

Ou Liverpool Correspondent., tele-

0.1 DUNBAR VILLAS" Kow-pha: In an interview with a manager

too."

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rates.

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of one of the largest Liverpool lines in the Atlantis trade, I was informed that though the cutlook was undoubtedly serious, he was not altogether without hope that, as lovel-headed business men. the controllers of the various shipping-tatement, the opinion of a well-known ompanies would recognise the utility authority on shipping matters, as ox-TEL No. 129, Tely. Addrow "Izzmor." and fodishness of such a cut-throat propressed to our representative, is that, Hongrong, Feb. 2. WIT. cedure as a rate wor "If the two bishould the Eght come, they must inevit German companies persist in cutting bly be involved in it. If some people

their rates," he said, "all the other com panies will inevitably follow suit, but it is to be hoped that some way out o the difficulty will be found when th confermen meets in Paris next month A rate was is the beigts of folly; it simply means that the shipping com

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panies ccccerned in it throw away a lot of course, cunot embark stoczogo pas. / Hot and Cold Water System throughout. W. Finlayson

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angers at English porta, as they are cat amenable to our Board of Trade ro gulations. Nevertheless a drastic entting Officials of other companies werɑ rə

of rates in Germany would be bound to ticent, but adrails that the silakkoperate seriously against British owners, and woold into them, its contended; to follow suit.

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What a great rate war might mean will be realised when it is recalled- that during the last confict the steeraga price was brought down as low as £2·10s, and avon £2, cut of which the agent's com- ju mission had to be paid. The rates to-day vary from £7-55-to-i-be-recording to the tonnage and speed of the ship. In the light of these comparative-figures it

a easy to understand the remarks of Telephonce in Bedrooms and Sitting room shipping men yesterday that to figlit is really folly,"

In English shipping circles at the pro sent moment the prospect of anether rate-cutting war in the North Atlantic passenger trade, za the outcome of Herenees between the two great German steamship companies, is oma of the chief topics of discussion, says the "Daily Telegraph of Dec. 20th. The story of tho disputes which have for soro time. existed between the Hamburg-American in and the Norddeutscher Lloyd was sutlined in yesterday's issue of "The Daily Telegraph.". It is any neccesary To repeat that the quarrel relates mainly to the respective shares of the two com, panics in the Atlantic steerago traffic Hamburg desires a higher quota; Bremon refuses to admit the validity of its rival's the Dicmingham Athletic Institute. * I

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