BANK RATES. Per Cent. Fixed. „ 29th January. 19H * 29th January, 1911. BERLIN > 22nd January. 1914 LONDON, Saturday. The plethora money continues to influence rates, and a further decline wag recorded in the Discount Market. Three months' bill* were quoted per cent at first, but

REPORTS AND DIVIDENDS. RAILWAY RETURNS. SOUTH.EASTERN AND CHATHAM MANAGING COMMITTEE. The report of the Managing Committee of the South-Eastern and Chatham and Dover Railway Companies for the year ended 31st December, 1913, states that the net result the year's working a balance

% b »i>H » eek onl y two steamers landed sheep and X So, Jth h at from tbe various week can compared with three in *Hd '-' their freights were as V »ih New Ytrk - with boxes of ; 4, Buenos Ayres. with 18,490 sheep , 21,252 quarters of beef. Compared 01* 1 Preceding week, these f

Market Commences Well Heavy Buyinc Smart Check is Followed by a Strong Final Rally Market Closes Strong Call Money Dull Exchange 5 Points Down to 25 Up Silver Bars Unchanged. f/R ELITER'S TELEGRAMS.] NEW YORK, Saturday. Stock quotations fell off slowly this week until the reacti

LIVERPOOL. Saturday. SUGAR— Can» sorts steady, but only limited supplies on offer. Peruvian syrups quoted at 8/9 to 9/0. and grainy 10/3 to 10/4%. Beet, 88 per cent, official close: Quiet; Jan., 9/1 buyers, 9/2% sellers; Feb., 9/1% buyers, 9/5% sellers; Mar., 9/3 done; May, 9,4%

-PIETERMARITZBURG, Sunday. A meeting of 1,500 Indians held here to-day welcomed the Rev. Mr. Andrews, who has come specially from India to investigate the position of Indians South Africa. A resoultion was passed endorsing the terms of the provisional agreement concluded between

ARREST HUERTA'S RIVALS. MEXICO CITY. Saturday. Senor Jose Luis Requena, leader of the National Democratic Party and a candidate for the Vice-Presidency under Senor Felix Diaz the recent election, has been arrested at his home and incarcerated in the military prison. It is underst

LIBERAL SLUMP. MAJORITY REDUCED JN.-W. DURHAM. LABOUE'S BIG POLL The result of the polling in North-West Durham for the election of a candidate the seat rendered vacant by the appointment Mr. Atherley Jones (L.) to a judgeship, was declared on Saturday afternoon, the figures bein

Mr. James Walker Dunn, Chairman of the Driffield Urban District Council, died yesterday a3 a result of accident on the Canal Wharf Driffield on Saturday. Mr. Dunn was superintending the unloading of cottonseed the wharf when was knocked down by a derrick and badly injured.

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD BOOKMAKERS. At Bow-street on Saturday James Basil Johnson, a company director, and Charles Royston Verrall, of no occupation, were charged on remand with conspiring together to defraud bookmaker by means of forged telegrams. It was alleged that imme