New York, Saturday. Cotton opened easy. Trading was more active, values declining on heavy Liverpool, New Orleans, and Wall Street selling, and poor spot demand. The market rallied partially trade buying; then weakened as realising uncovered many stop loss orders. The closing wa

WILSON BROTHERS' BOBBIN; TIN COMPANIES. Kramat Pulal. —Third interim dividend of Is per share, less tax. Vyse, Sons, & Co.—lnterim dividend of 2i per cent., less tax. Southern Railway (U.S.A.). —Regular quarterly dividend of 1£ dol. Southern Perak Dredging.—First interim dividen

Substantial Increase in Expenditure At the conclusion of an all-day conference with President Coolidge Rapid City on Saturday, General Herbert Lord, Director of the t'.S. Budget, stated that the President had approved a material increase in next year's expenditure for national d

A lost safe key *' pert came from * the safe. broke f When/ Saturday Southend . , v |i' the Ivursaal t0 shop, vvere • . Later 9. gu l through X id t from the *' p was the baby. ft Rug eC |ji? Jj| Excitement 0 tll has n V,as been <' jo" of 21 who h« t io rll iy ° f fi" f>" / Lloy

TIRED OF ASSOCIATION WITH THE STATES. South America wants a new name. Thare is large and growing section of public opinion .in the Latin-American Republics in favour of a change in the name of its continent that will cease to associate it with the Unit-eel States. Most Latin-Ame

PRIZE-WINNERS AT AUCHINBLAE. The annual exhibition of the Fordoun Ilortus Club was held in the Public Hall, Auchinblae, on Saturday, the opening ceremony being performed Dr Campbell, of Edinburgh University. Air W. W. Weat presided. The backward season affected the number of ent

Victoria—H. Priestley, Holton bL. Holton, 8; \V Kershaw, b Ward. 61; 8. Ouayle. c L. Holton B. itoltnn, 14; O. Clover, B.Holton Foster. 8, A. alcrhous?. b L. 6; A. C. Rhodes, B. Holt-m b L. Holtou, L. Foster. Foster b L. Holton. A. Hunter, c b B. Holton. 23, A. Hnvt. 15: F. Beau

(From a Correspondent.) MANY of us have observed, as the tourist season has approached, the glistening eye the antique dealer. With the first betrayal American accent there is undercurrent of excitement in the shop. Thev aro season's largest buyers. The dealer relies or: tlicin

I IZARD and crocodile skin effects , are penetrating more and more into the carious branches of dress. Rowntrees, Scarborough, show some charming jumper suits for autumn in the new fabric " jersey soie," with crocodile markings, and lovely colourings at 5 guineas ehch. This fabr

APPOINTMENT OF PARTY AGENT AND SECRETARY. Lieut.-Commander Sidney George Setter, R.N. (retired), has been appointed agent and secretary to the Lincoln Unionist Association ip succession to Air. F. North, who is going Richmond, Surrey. Lieut.-Commander Setter is at present acting