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ROUND TABLE

· CONFERENCE:

It is anticipated that as a result of daily ocasions next week, the Federal Structure Sub Committee) will complete its discussion, by FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON Thursday and that during the

MODERN LINES.

(BRITISH WIRKENS DERVICE]

Ruany, Jan, 2

Further progress with the work of the Indian Round Table Conferenes was made to day when the Federal Structure Sub-Commit tre discussed the question of the constitution, character, powers and responsibility of the Federal Execu tive.

The whole of the afternoon session was occupied with a speech by one of the lending representatives of moderate opinion in British India.

Addressing himself to the con- stitution as it at present existed, he objected to the possession by the Viceroy of certain powers respect ing which he was really subject to the Secretary of State for India, and which the Viceroy had to exer. eise sometimes in a way contrary to his own views and those of the Executive Council.

He objected to the powers of ertifienting, which prevented the Legislature from rising to its full height, and he contrasted the posi- tion in this respect with that pre- railing in the self-governing Dominions.

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Viceroy's Respons/blitty. At present, he declared, neither the Governor-General' the Executive Council was answerable to the Legislature. Their respon- Bibility was to the Crown and to Parliament, through the Secretary

of State.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1931.

GOLD SHORTAGE

"“ELSEWHERE.”

FRANCE AND AMERICA TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM.

{THROUGH" NEUTER'S. AGENCY,]

following week, the report which will be prepared by its Chairman, Lord Bankyy, will be available for consideration.

Achievements Amaze Outsidera, -

Rosy, Jan. 3:" Yesterday, the Round Table Con- ference reached a very important stage in its discussions and progress in the last few days has boon auch as to give hope of early and favour-nounced to-day. ablo conclusion to the proceedings.

ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG..

EXANDRIA

Pre Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Fres, Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 25.

MOY.

Anking, B. &, Jan, 8. Ninghai, B. & S., Jan. 6. Hsiching, Douglas, Jan. 0. LONDON, Jan.. 3.Tainan, B. & S., Jan. 7. The reduction of the French bar Tjikarang, J.C.J.L., Jan. 8. rate to two per coat., following a

Haiyang, Douglas, Jan D. recent similar move by the Federal Iaining, Douglas, Jan. 13.

Antung, B. & S., Jan. 19. Reserve Bank of New York, is an- Talian, B., Jan. 15.

Tjisa lak, J.O.J.L., Jan. 10. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., Jan. 2. Kuusang, Jardine's, Jan. 20. Tuensang, Jardine's, Jan. 27... Takeda, B.I., Feb. 6. ANTWERP,

This is believed to be part of the A good number of Indian dele-plan for French and American co- gates have arranged to return home operation, with a view to checking towards the end of January.

the flow of gold to. France and America, which created a serious shortage of gold elsewhere.

The plan is a sequel to convor- sations" between the heads of the Bank of England (the Rt. Hon. Montagu Normon), the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the Bank of France.

A leading article in the Times this morning reviews progress and refors partiuclarly to the impres sion in one quarters that the Conference is procrastinating or failing. It states that the dele gates themselves are not dissatis- fied nor despondent, and informed outsidera can only be amazed by Increased Foreign Landing.. what in fact has been achieved. No conferenco in all history was

Further developments are antici- over faced with problema 25 colos pated as a result of the meeting sal, complicated and independent. between British and French Tree Thanks to the Statutory Commissury experts at present being held

basis of discussion was ready, alon's Report and other documents in Paris.

but even to and allowing for the infinite variety of interests re- prosoated and the gift of oratory possessed by most of their expon ents, it must remain a remarkable accomplishment that a bare month and half should have produced so large a measure of agreement about so many, elements in the future con stitution of India." The question between British and French: fan- of Burma is practically decided,cial experts, aiming at closer, co- and the contentions problem of the operation between the London and North-West Frontier Province has Paris money markets, Le Journal passed through a Sub-Committee says that Paris will be happy to with the minimum of reservations, join "a common policy for the and reports exist on the future defence of the Young Plan, which frandise and provincial constitu is threatened in the near future." tion.

Hindu Moslem tension is, strained The Times believes: "That the If the Legislature know that it almost beyond endurance by part was responsible and that its voto

isan propaganda from India,, shows might threw out the Government, signs of yielding to generous states- it would act with more moderation manship," and adds, “Let it never in dealing with the problems of he forgotten that the business of Government and the administrahe Round Table is not to produce tion. Fo would like the Governor a draft constitution in detail, but General to continue to be appoint to got before Parliament in out od by the Crown as at present, and line the largest possible area of would like to make it impossible common ground," Many difficult for the Commander-in-Chief to be a member of the Executive.

He would not hesitate to replace the present Executive Council by a Ministry chosen from numbers or groups of members of the Legisla. ture representing the majority and working under the leadership of a Prime Minister,

problems remain, and that of federal structure, including the Central Erecutive and responsibi question of the character of the lity to the Central Legislature will few more days in committee, take though they were squarely faced in proper sequence yesterday.

These difficulties are not re- moved but are very materially Transition Period.

diminished by the new prospect of Obviously a period of transition an All-India Federation as an im would be areesanry, during which mediate possibility. Chances of a Lime certain subjects should be stable legislature are far greater reserved, for example, the army than they were, and the whole and foreign policy. He recognised trend of the Round Table discus- there was a need for caution and aion has been to reveal unanimous ties subjects or any matter do- agreement on the necessity for a scribed as a Crown subject should strong Government. Nor doos any bo administered by a Minister ap-one seriously challengo, the case for pointed by the Ministry ghould be what are commonly called reserva- selected from the elected members tions and safeguards, which was of the Legislature.

admitted with the utmost frank- nesa by Sir Tej Sapru yesterday."

Ho suggested that subjects suit- able for administration by Minis The Times points out that the ters responsible to the Legislature whole theory of the Round Table might include the portfolios of was that it was a common meeting Home Affairs, Industry and Labour, ground of fellow' workers on equal Commerce, and those of the legal terus, and claims for the Coafer- Member and of the Member,, forenoo the valuable result of bring- Education and Lands.

ing all its members down from the clouds. The habit of working He asked that the Governor-Gen- together has grown, and there eral's choice of Minister for Crown incomparably less of that suspicion subjects should be without restric- which Lord Sankey has deprecated tion as to race, and thought then an impossible foundation for Army portfolio might well go to an Indian.

No Racial Restriction.

He said it should not bo dificult to fashion a clause in the constitu- tion, acknowledging in the clearczt terms India's liability to debts and interest.

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Every decent-minded Indian was prepared to stand by any liability in allowances of services protected in every way.

future peace.

The paper conclucks:-"The Con- ference may fairly claim that it has neither wasted time par avoided crucial issues."

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] Demands Difficult for Britain to Grant:

Concluding, he appealed to Bri-

LONDON, Jan. 2.. Lord Sankey, speaking at a meet- tain, whose Government had done more for liberty than any Governing of the Federal Structure Sub ment in the world, to restore India's faith, notably that of those who, in many casos, were in gaol because of acts done arising out of

lock of faith.

re-

It is suggested that both France and the United States are likely to make a big effort to increase foreign lending, so as to release their gold and leave, the British banks in a better position to fitionce industry.

France Ready to Help.

PARIB, Jan 3

In reference to the discussions

Le Matin declares that France is financially, provided that campaigns ready to help certain countries" for a revision of the Pence Treaty cease.

NINE U.S. BANK FAILURES. -SPATE OF CLOSURES CONTINUES,

[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

NEW YORK; Jan. 2. with further additions to the recent The New Year has opened badly spate of bank failures.

Nine small banks in various parts of the United States closed their doors yesterday.

EXCHANGE RATES.

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVÍCE]

RUGBY, Jan. 3,

123.70)

Paris New York Brussels. Genera

Prague

Helsingfors Madrid Lisbon Athens

4.65 21/32

Harana Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan, 10. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Katori Maru, N. YR., Jan, 24. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29 Perim, PO., Fob 7. AUSTRALIAN FORTS. Taiping, B. & S., Jan. 20. Kamo. Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 22. Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31.

BALTIC POETS.

Irisbank, Bank, Jan, 10. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29. BALTIMORE.

Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6.

BANGKOK.

Hiram, Thoresen, Jan. 11 Kaying, B. & S., Jan. 11. BARCELONA.

Bochum, Jobsen, Jan. 6. Trior, Molchera, Jan. 10. Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7.

BELAWAN-DELI. /

Van Heutsz, J.C.J.L., Jan. 18.

BOMBAT

Mirzaporo, R. & O., Jan. 6. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Jan. 8. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 11. Pilsna, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27.: Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31.

BOSTON,

Irisbank, Bank, Jan. 10. Tatsuno Maru, N..K., Jan. 5.

Fres, Harrison, Dollar, Jan..11. Siamese Prince, Furness, Jan. 13. Pres, Johnson, Dollar. Jan. 25. Malayah Prince, Furness; Jan. 20. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4 Helenus, B.F., Feb. 0.

BREMEN.

Trier, Melchers, Jan. 10. Lahn, Melchers. Jan, 24. Dorfflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. BRINDIŞI..

Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Jan. 8. Pilana, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. CALUUTTA.

Suisang, Jardino's, Jan. 6, Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 7. Tilawa, B.I., Jan. 7, 3 p.m. Talamba, B.L., Jan. 14.. Akita Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 15. Hosang, Jardino's, Jan. 13. Kutsang, Jardine's, Jan. 23. Talma, B.I., Feb, 0. CASABLANCA."

34.78

23.043

Amsterdam

12.00)

Milan....... Berlin Stockholm

82.76)

20.95

18.12

Copenhagen

18.10

Oslo ........

18.10

Vienna

34.601

1031

193

43.30

108.25

375

Bucharest

818.

Rio.......

4'19/32

Buenos Aires

354

UNBU.

Montevideo

352

1/31

Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6.

CHEFOO. 2.

1/02

2/0)

Silver (spot) Silver (forward)

14

1476/10

EXCHANGE.

Bombay

Shanghai... Hong Kong Yokohamaa

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

"January 3, 1933.

Telegraphio Transfer........\{-# Bank Billa, on demand, 1/1 Bank Bills, 4 montba”.

sight Credits,

Committee of the Round Table Con- ON LONDON:- ference, which to-day ia discussing the constitution, powers and aponsibility of the proposed Federal Executive, said there was not the slightest use Great Britain suggest- ing to India something not, worth having, or India demanding whint was impossible for Great Britain at present to grant.

months'

sight + 1/1 7/18 Documents, 4 months

sight im1/1.9) 5, ON PARIS: Kedah ming to

Bank Billa, on demand 0571||| Credits, 4 months' sight 0971 ON NEW YORK:-

Achilles. B.F., Jan. 6. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3.

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Kueichow, B. & B., Jan. 9. Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 23. COLOMBO, DA Mirzaporo, P. & O., Jan. 6.. Sphinx, M.M., Jan. 0. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Jan. 8 Haruna Moru, N.Y.K., Jan, 10, Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10.. Pras. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 11 Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17′′- Durban Maru, N‚Y.E., Jan. 18. General Motzinger,. M.M., Jan. 20. Sarpedon, B.F., Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 24. Pilsna, Dodwell's Jan. 24, Pros, Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 26, Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27, Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & Q., Jan. 21.- Andre. Lebon, M. M., Feb. 3. COPENHAGEN.

Poru, Manners, Jan. 29. Brok Bills, on demand 25 13/14 | DALNY,” Credits, 60 days' sight: 26 15/16 | Chinhun, B. & S., Jan. 6.

Election to Legislature. During the morning session of the sub-committed the subject of direct er indirect, election was discussed, and there was a general agreement It was useless putting forward at that indirect election was the posthis stage visionary suggestions or sible system for the Upper House ideals. They wanted practical, while direct elections were largely workable schemes. There was at favoured for the Lower House,

present insufficient time to enter Regarding the latter, there was into minute details. They must ON BOMBAY full recognition of the difficulties deal with the situation.generally. due to the mise of constituencies. He did not propose to touch on the which might extona to 60,000 square piles in some rural areas, and the impracticability of contact between the constituents and the represents tives. It was felt that a too pre rise definition of direct election need not be insisted' upon.

Chairman's Warning. When the discussion on the ques. tion of the constitution, character, powers and responsibilities of the

Telegraphic Tranaler Bhak, on demand

Telegraphic Transfer.. 211 Bank, on demand SHANGHAI:-

communal question, hoping and OR CALOUTTA: thinking that when the Hindus and Moslems ace the whole building they will be prepared to live together therein. He was building this com- mittes on the rock of goodwill, not on the sands of suspicion..."

Or

Bank, at sight

IN YOKOHAMA :-

On demand

Tis, t

ON MANILA-On demand... of Ox SinuapoES ;

Jn demand. * 40% UN BATAVIA-On demand.. 011

On demand *********** 166±

Death of Moslem Delegate.

LONDON, Jan. 4, The death hon occurred in Lob Federal Executive was begun, the don of Mahomed Ali, the Indian On HAIRBONG Chairman, Lord Sankey, obrved Moslem delegate in the Round TIASTOLIA DE USE Css for Gym. Aritzip Table Conference one of the fameux On Sator-Ch demand.

to suggest to India Comething | An bromleys, who was Castly Lish- 1 UN which was not worth having and jointed with Gandhi in the first con. equally useless for India to demand co-operation movement in India, what Great Britain could not at but who opposed the present civil

dinobedience movement. present grant.

On domand BovaazIGNS, Bank's Baring

Rate Ban Silver, PAY OL

Patroclus, B.F., Jan, 10. Antenor, B.F., Feb. 6 :DÜTCH PORTE. "N

City of Corinth, Bank, Jan. 5. Achilles, B.F., Jan, 6. Bochura, Jeton, Jan. d. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Joypore, P. & O., Jan. 10. - Trior, Melchera, Jan, 10. Duisburg, Jebsen, Jan, 13. Kashmir, F. & O., Jan. 17. Sarpedon, B.F., Jan, 21, Katori Maru, NŃ.Y.K., Jan. 24. Lahn, Mochora, Jun, 24, Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 20. Peru Manners Inn 22.

*Ted. ... Philoctetes, B.F., Fob. 3. Sauerland, Jebsen, Feb. 3 Derflinger, Melchers, Feb. Perīm, P. & 0., Feb. 7..

FOOCHOW.

Hatching, Douglas, Jan. 6. Haiyang, Douglas, Jan. 9. Chipshing, Jardine's, Jan. 13: Haining, Douglas, Jan. 13. Cheongehing, Jardine's, Jan. 20, Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 99,

GENOA,

Bochum, Jebsen, "Jan. 0. Moncalieri; Dodwell's, Jun. 1. Trier Mulchers, Jan. 10. Prea. Harrison, Dallar, Jan, 11., Duisburg, Jobs, Jan. 13. Durban Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 19. Mentor, B.F., Jan. 20, Pilaan, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan, 25. Ceylon, Gilnman's Feb. 3. Sauerland, Jebu, Feb. 3. Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7.

GLASGOW.

Montor, B.F., Jan."20. Sorpedon, B.F., Jan, 21. Laomedon, B.F., Feb..

GOTHENBURG.

Ceylon, Gilman's, Feb. 3,

HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW, Kingyuan, B. & S., Jan. 15.

HAMBURG.

City of Corinth, Bank, Jan, 0. Achilles. B.F., Jan. 6. Bechum, Jebson, Jan. 6. Jeypore P. & O., Jan. 10, Trier, Melchors, Jan. 10. Duisburg, Joban, Jan. 13. Lahn, Molchers, Jan. 24. Glenapp, Jardino's, Jan. 29. Peru Manners, Jan. 29. Ceylon, Gilman's Feb. 3 Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3, Sauerland, Jebarn, Feb. 3, Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Porim, P. & O., Feb. 7

HAVEE.

Mentor, B.F., Jan. 30. Peru, Manners, Jan. 29. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1.

HONOLULU,

Shingo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 21. Ginyo Marn, NY.K., Feb. 1. · Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4.

ILOILO.

Helenus, B.E., Feb. 0. JAPAN PORTS

Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 5, 5 pm. Tatazo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 5. Andre Lebon, M.M., Jan. 6. Bengal Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 0. Kidderpore, P. & O., Jad a Menelaus, B.F., Jan. 6,

Prex Cleveland, Dollar, Jan. 8. Emp, of Russia, C.P.S., Jan. 70. Ixión, B.F., Jan. 8.

Sauerland, Jebsen, Jan, 8., Yasukuni Mara, N.Y.K., Jan. 8. Pilana, Dodwell's, Jan, B.- Glengarry, Jardine's, Jan. 12 Fre. Madison, A.M.L., Jan. 13. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 14. Talma, B.I., Jan. 15. Kashgar, P. & O., Jan. 17, Automedon, B.F., Jan. 18.. Glenshiel, Jardine's, Jan. 18, City of Wellington, Bank, Jan. 18. Kumsang, Jardino's, Jan. 20. Forthos, M.M., Jan. 20. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 20, Shingo Maru, N‚Y.K., Jan. 2).: Hakono Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 23 Havel, Melchers, Jan. 23. Shantung, Gilman's, Jan. 23. Khira, P. & O., Ján, 95. Lycaon, B.F., Jan. 28. Ramses, Jobsen, Jan. 28. Eurylochus, F.F., Jan. 27. Yuensang, Jardine's, Jan. 27. Venezia-L., Dodwell's, Jun. 30, Malwa, P. & O., Jan. 31. Tyndarous, B.T., Jan. 31. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Glenamoy, Jardine's, Feb. 2. Leverkusen, Jebsen, Feb. 2. Chenonceaux, MM, Feb. 3. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Emp. of Japan, OP.S., Feb. 5. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 6. Takada, BI, Feb. 6, s. Kachaon, B., Feb-

JAVA PORTS,

·* *

Tisondari, J.C.J.L., Jan. 6. Tinirösa, J.C.J.L., Jan 19. Tiikarang, J.C.J.L., Jan. 20:- Tjikembang, J.C.J.L., Jan. 27. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., Feb. 3, ̄- Tjisalak, J.O.J.L., Feb. 10.

LIVERPOOL.

Durban Maru, NY.K., Jan. 19. Mentor, B.F, Jan. 20. Laomedon, B. F., Feb, J.

LONDON.

City of Corinth, Bank, Jan. Aaluilles, B... Jan. 6. Moncsler, Dodwell's, Jan. 8, Karuna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10.

Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Harpedon, B.F., Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.T.K., Jan. 24 Piena, Dodwell's, Jan. 24. Glenapp, Jardino's, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Philoctetes, B. F., Feb. 3, Perim, P. & O., Feb, 7./

LOS ANGELES

Fros. Madison, A.M.L, Jan. 13. Shinyo Maru, NY, K., Jan. 217. Pros. Jackson, A.H.L., Jan. 27/0 Ginyo Maru;. N.Y. K., Feb. 1.

MANILA

Pros. Audison, A.ME., Jan. 0, Tjisondari, J.C.3.L., Jan. 6. Imp. of Japan, C.P.S., Jan. 10. Trior; Melchers, Jan. 10. Fres, Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Pres. Pierce, Dollar. Jan. 13. Pres. Jackson.. AM.L., Jan. 17, Taiping, B. & 6 Jan, 20, Tjikarang, J.C.J.L., Jatt. 20. Kamo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 22 Pras," Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 28. Prov. Taft-Dollar, Jan, £7,--;

Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31. Laomedon, B.F., Feb, 1,*. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., Feb. 3. Helenus, D.F., Feb, 0.7 Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S..

MARSEILLES Achilles. B. F., Jan, B. Sphinx, M.M, Jan. 0. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 10. Jeypore, P. & O., Jan. 10. Pree. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Kashmir, P. & On Jan. 17. Je Durban Maru, N.Y.K. Jan. 19. Géneral Motzinger, M.31, Jan. 20 Sarpadon, B.F., Jan. 21.4 Katori Maru, Y.Y.K., Jan, 94 Jahn, Melchers; Jan. 24. Pros. Johnson, Dollar, Jari, 23, Peru, Monnors, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Andre Leon, MM., Feb. ́9. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3. Perim, P. & O., Feb. 7.

NAPLES.

Haruno Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 10. Pres Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Siamese Prince, Furness, Jan. 13. Malayan Prince, Furness, Jan. 29. NEW YORK, BOSTON, sto.. Tatsuno Maru, N..K., Jan. 5. Irisbank, Bank, Jan. 10. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, Jan. 11. Siamese Prince, Furness Jan. 13. Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan. 28. Malayan Prince, Furness, Jan, 20. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Helenus, R. F., Feb. 6. NORTH CHINA FORT Tatauno Maru, NY.K., Jan. 5. Dorflinger, Melchera, Jan. 13. PANAMA

Tatsuno Maru, N..K., Jan. 3. Ginyo Maru, N.YK., Feb. 1. Atago Maru, N.KK., Feb. 4.

PENANG...

Mirzapore, P. & O., Jan. 8. Suisang, Jardine's, Jan: 0. Muroran Maru, N.YK., Jan. 7, Tilawa, B.I., Jan. 7,3 p.m. Koruna Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 10. Jeypore, P. & C., Jan. 10, Pres Harrison, Dollar Jan. 11. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 11. Talamba, B.I.; Jan. 14. Akita Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 15. Van Heuts, J.C.J.L., Jan. 15. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan. 17. Hosang, Jardine's Jan. 19. Earpodon, B.F., Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 24 Pres. Johnson, Dollar, Jan, 25. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27. Kutsang, Jardines, Jan. 29. Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 20, Comorin, P. & Q. Jan, 31. Talma, B., Feb. 6.

BABAUL,

Bremerhaven, Melchers, Jan. 20, Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31. Fak

RANGOON.

Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 7. Akita Maru, NY.K., Jan. 15. SAIGON.

Sphinx, M.M., Jan. 6.

AHANGHAI→→(Continued),

Chakanng, Jardine’é, Jan. 14. Kitano Maru, N.Y., Jan. Talma, B:I., Jan. 15, Tjisalak, J.C.JL, Jin 10 Kashgar, P. & U., Jan. 17.

arqmodon, F., Jan. 18. Fooshing, Jardiau's, Jan. 18, Glenshiel, Jardine's, Jan. 18, City of Wellington, Bank, Jan. 10, Kumbang, Jardine's, Jan, 20,

orthos, M.M., Jan. 20.

ros, Free, Dollar, Jan. 20. Shinjo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 21. Tjibadak, J.C.J., Jan. 29. Hakone Maru, NY.K, Jan 3, Havel, Melchers, Jan. 23. Shantung. Gilinan's, Jan. 23. Khiva P. O., Jan. 25. Afrika, aaneri, ana, 26. Ramuses, Jebsen, Jan, 26 Eury ochus, B.F, Jan. 27. Lycaon, B.F., Jan. 20. Venezia L, Dodwell's, Jan. Malwa, P. & O., Jan, 31. Glenamoy, Jarding's, Feb. 2. Leverkusen, Jobsen, Feb. 2. Chenonceaux, MM.. Feb. 3, Asania Maru, N.Y.K, Feb. 4. Eng, of Japan, C.P.S., Feb. 5. Antenor, B.F., Feb, d Tanda, E. & A., Feb, 0. SINGAPORE

Anking, D; S., Jan. 5. Achilles. B.F., Jan, d Mirzaporo, P. & O, Jan. -0. Sphinx, M.M., Jan. 6. Suisang, Jardinò's, Jan, 0, ' Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. Tilava, B., Jan, 7, 3p.m. Monenteri, Dodwil's, Jan. 8. Haruna Maru, N.V.K., Jan. 10. Jeypore, P. & Jan 10 Prea, Harrison, Dollar, Jan, 11. Tango Mars, N.Y.K., Jan, 11. Antung, B. & S.; Jan, 12. . Talamba, B.I.. Jan. 14. Akita Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 15. Van Beutsz, J.O.J.L., Jan. 16. Kashmir, P. & O., Jan, 17.. Durban, Maru, N.Y.E., Jan. 18. Hosang, Jardino's, Jan. 10. General Motzinger, M.M., Jan, 20. Montor, B.F., Jan. 20..... Sarpedon, B.F., Jan. 21. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 24. Lalu, Molchers, Jan. 24, A, Pilana, Dodwell's, Jan 24.. Pres: Johnson, Dollar, Jan, 25° Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 27." Kutsang, Jardine's, Jan. 28. Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 20. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1. Andre Lebon. M., Feb. 3 Philocteten, B.F., Feb. 3. Helenus, B.F., Feb. 0, Talma, B., Feb. 6.

SOUTH AMERICAN PORTE, Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. BWATOW...".

Anking, B. & S., Jan. 8. Haiching, Douglas, Jan. 0. Sunning, B. & S., Jan. 6. Yatshing, Jardine's, Jan. 7. Chipshirg, Jardino's, Jan, 0. Haiyang, Donglaa, Jan 9. Kiungchow, B. & 8., Jan. 9. Kwongsang, Jardins, Jan. 8. Hiram, Thorosen, Jan. 11. Kaying, B. & §., Jan, 11. Shantung, B. & S., Jan. 11. Waishing, Jardino's, Jan. 11. Antung, D. & 8., Jan. 12. Chipshing, Jardino's, Jan. 13. Haining, Douglós, Jan. 13. Choksang, Jardine's, Jan. 14. Fooshing, Jardine's, Jan, 18, Cheongshing, Jardino's. Jan, 20. TIENTSIN.

Kueichow, B. & B,, Jan.; 0. Chipshing, Jerdiné's. Jan. 13, Huichow, B. & 19,, Jan - 23, TRIESTE AND VENICE. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Jan. 8.. Pilena, Dodwell's, Jan, 24. Cheongshing, Jardino's, Jan. 20, Huichow, B. & S., Jan. 23,

Goneral Motzinger, M.M., Jan. 2 TSINGTAO BEA Andre Lobos, M.M., Feb. 3..

SANDAKAN.

Yusang, Jardine's, Jan. 14.. Mausang, Jardine's, Jan, 15, SAN FRANCISCO, Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., Jam: 5 Pres Madison, A.M.L., Jan. 13, Shingo Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 21.. Proa. Jackson, A.M.L., Jan, 197. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4.. SCANDINAVIAN PORTS,

Peru, Mannors; Jan, 20. Ceylon, Gilman's Feb. 3.. BEATTLE.'

Pres Cleveland, Dollar, Jan. 6 Ixion. B.F., Jan. 8.

Pros Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 20. Tyndarous, B.F., Jan. 31. Pres. Taft, Dollar, Feb. 3. SHANGHAI

Chinhua, B. & B., Jan. 8... Nellore, E. & A., Jan, 5,5 p.m. Ninghai, B. & 8., Jan. 5. Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., Jan: &.. Andre Lebon, MIM, Jan, đ Bengal Maru, N.Y.K, Jan. 0 Kidderpore, P. & O., Jan, 0, Menelaus, B.F. Jan 6 Free, Clevond, Dollar, Jan. 6 Sunning, B&B., Jan. 4. Lamp, of Russia, C.P.8., Jan. 7. Tsinan, B. & S., Jan 7 Yatching, Jardine's, Jan, Sauerland, Jebsen, Jan. 8. Tikarang, J.O.J.L., Jan. 8. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 8. Kiungchow, B. & S., Jan. 0. Kwongaang, Jardine's, Jan. 8. Pisna, Dodwell's, Jan, 0. Patroclus

BF and 10

Waishing, Jardine's, Jan. 11,- Glengarry, Jardine's, Jan: 12. Darlinger, Melchers Jan. 18 From Madison, A.M.L., Jan, 13

Menelaus, B.F., Jan. 6. Sunning, B. & S., Jan. 4. Tatshing, Jardino's, Jan. 7. Shantung, B. & S., Jan. 11. Waishing, Jardine'a, Jan. 11. Chakaang, Jarding's, Jan. 14. Fooshing, Jarding's, Jan. 18. VANCOUVER, B.0

Lmp, of Russia, C.P.8., Jan. 7. Ixion, B.F., Jan. 8 Tyndareus, T Jan. 31.. Empress of Japan, C.F.S.,-Feb. VICTORIA. B.0.

Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, Jan. 6N Emp, of Russia, C.P.8., Jan. Ixion, B.F. Jad, B Pres. Pierce, Dollar, Jan. 20, Tyndarous, B.F., Jan. 31. Pres. Taft, Dollar, Feb. 3. Emp of Japan, C.P.S., Fob. I VLADIVOSTOCK.

Menelaus, B.F., Jan. 6. Glongarry, Jardine's, Jan. 12. Glenshiel, Jardine's, Jan. 18 Glenamoy, Jarding's, Feb. WEIHAIWELA VA Kueichow, B. & 8., Jan. Huichow, B. & S.; Jan. 23,

LANCASHIRE COTTON

INDUSTRY,

STOPPAGE ON MONDAY

·INEVITABLE,

(THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENOY.]

LONDON, Jan. 3. Thé keiton stoppage on Monday.

Representatives of employers and operatives met at Manchester last) night but failed to reach a settle ment.