changed
at
4 80
to 4.90
for granulated.
There
was
a good enquiry,
with
several
refiners
unable
to
make
prompt
ship-
ment.
Refined
futures
were
without
transactions.
Dublin,
Jan.
10th.—An
ampesty
has
been
agreed
upon
as
a rasult
of negoti-
ations
between
the
new
Irish
Cabinet
and
thke British
Government,
according
to
a
report
current
here
tonight,
and
Ir'sh
political prisoners‘ inciuding
those
sentenced
to
death
confined
in
British
prisons,
will be
liberated
on
Wednesday
or Thursday.
The death
penalty prison
ers
number
about forty.
Cairo,
Egypt,
Jan.
10th.—Twenty-
seven
participants
in
the
recent
riots
here
have
been
sentenced
to from six
to
nine months
imprisonment,
according
to
an
annoucement
in
the
Egyptian
press
today.
A
number
of others
were
order-
ed flogged, according
to local
papers.
London,
Jan.
10th.—he
annual
Board
of
Trade
returns
show
that
last
year’s
imports by Great
Britain totalled
1,086,-
000,000 pounds
compared
with
1,932,000
pounds
in
1929.
The
exvorts
toialled
703,000,000
pounds
compared
with 1,334,-
000,000 pounds
in 1920,
Johannesburg,
S. A., Jan.
10th.—The
strike of gold miners
which
was
declared
last
Sunday,
became
effective
in all
the
mines
throughout
the
Transvaal.,
The
strike
was
precipitated
through
an
at-
tempt
by the mineowners
to
reorganize
the labour forces
by greater
emplovment
ol native labour, particularly in the
semi-
skilled
occupations
in order
to decrease
working
costs
and
thus
meet
the
de-
creased
prices of gold..
London,
Jan.
10th.—Plenty
of
money
is available
for sound
propositions,
judg-
ing
by the present
oversubseriptions
of
new
issues.
A
loan of
two
and
a
half
million
54 percent,
for the
Lanarkshive
County
GCouncil,
has
been
subscribed
twice
over, and Bristils
one
Millicn issne
has
been
subscibed
four
times
over.
Since
the year opened,
new issues
have
totalled
twelve
millions
The
under-
writers
are
stated
to have
made
eighty
thousand
pounds.
London,
Jan.
10th.—Colorel
John Bige-
low Lodge,
who was
arrested
by
Bolshe-
vist
authorities
at
batum
on
December
9th
as
an
alleged
secret
British
agent,
has
been
released,
and
is waiting passage
from Batum
to Constantinople,
accordipg
to a
despaten
to the
Times.
It was
offi-
cially explained
that
his arrest
was
an
error.
Melbourne,
Jan.
10th.—Frank
wwynne
Tudor,
former
Minister
of
Trade
and
Customs
in
the
Australian
Common-
wealth
Government,
died
at
his
home
here
today.
He had
been
active
in
gov-
ernmental-affairs
ior
a number
of years,
and since
the year
he opened
a campaign
against
fortunes
made through
the
war.
Cannes,
Jan.
10th.—As
the
repara-
tions
settlement
was
held
up until
to-
morrow,
because
of
the
failure
of
M.
Briand to receive
a reply for his govern-
S
T.
CROULIX
A
y|]
S
ment
at
Paris
to his report
on
what has
been
done
thug far at
Cannes,
the
Fran-
co-British
paet
held
the
attention
of
the members
of
the
Sureme
Chrunecil
throughout
the
day.
After
two
talks
with
Mr
Lloyd
Georze,
M.
Briand,
de-
clared
the
negotiations
were
a good
way
towards
success.
Sut
that
nothing
had
yet
been
decided
in the form of a
treaiy,
whieh
is taken
to mean
that the draft now
before
the
British
Cabinet
is merely
a
British
suggestion,
whiech
wiil
be
sub-
mitted
(o
the
French
Premier
afier it is
passed
upon
at
London.
In the
view of
M.
Briand
the pact
is simply a
prolonga-
tion
of ta2
gu:rantee
treaties
signed
at
Versailles,
but
which
were
not
ratified.
The
desire oi
the Italians
to
come
into
the
HFranco-British
pact
has delayed
the
announcement
of the details
of the
nego-
fiations
that
led
dp
to
the
drafting
of
tac
aet,
which
today
was
before
the
British
(Cabhine
for
approval.
Whea
the
two re niers
saw
the
Itali-
an
cremier,
Signot
Bonomi,
this
after-
noon,
there
was
a Jisooxition
to weleo ne
Italian
adhesion
tn
the
agreement,
woich
was
deseribad
as
destined
purely
to insure
peace,
but
it
was
understood
thig eveaing
the
chances
are
that ltaly’s
entry
into
the
alliance
might
be
the
subject
nf
separate
negotiations,
as
the
IF'rench
and
British
want
(o
eomnplete
Lieir
agreement
here
at
Cannes
and
thare
is
scarcely
time
to
go
over
the
entire
subject
with Italy.
Kingston
Jea,
Jan.
11th. —The
follow-
ing has
been
receivéd
by
the
Kingston
wireiess
st{ation
frota
Washington.
Ad-
visory soutiwest
storn
warning
Janry.
10th,
9
30
p.
m. Atlantie
coast
at and
Souinn
of
Cape
Hatteras,
and
Florida
coast
at
and
South
of
Tampa.
Siorm
of marked
intensity eentralover
Northern
Alaba
na
movirg
Noriheast
strong
south
to west
winds and
gales
northeast
warn-
ings
displayed
froms
Cape
Henry
to
Hoston.
St.
Vincent,
Jan.::
11th.—H.
M.
S
Valerian
with
Major
the
Hon.
Ed-
ward
Wood
and
parcy
arrived
at
7. 80
a.
m.
dis
Honour
she
Administrator
went off19
receive
the visitors,
who
on
landing
were
weicomed
by
the
members
of the Legislative
an¢
Executive
Coun-
cils,
the
Cha.rman
‘and
members
ot
the
citizens
commitiee,
the
President
and mex.bers
of
the:St.
Vincent
R.
G.
Association,
aad
a large
gathering of in-
habitants
irom
all
parts
of the
island
The
route
to
Govt.
{House
was
tastily
decorated.
Paris,
Jan.
10th.— Another
special
ses-
sion of the irench “abinet
was suddenly
called
this
evening
to
meetat
8.30
to-
morrow morning
to
censider
the French
position
at
the
Allie¢ Supreme
Council
at Cannes.
'The Cabinet
was
in
session
today for
more
than
three
hours,
during
which time,
it
is
understood,
consider-
able
criticism
of
Premier
Briand
de-
veloped.
i
London,
Jan.
10th.-§rl‘he
Parliamen-
tary correspondent
of the ‘"Times’’ states
that
the
Cabinet
today
considered
the
memorandum
from
Mr.
Lloyd
George
oo the proposed
pact
with
France.
He
u\x}qderst‘mds
it was
unanimously
approv-
ed.
Constantinople,
Jan.
10th.
The
pro-
visions
of the treaty between
the
Turk-
ish Nationalists
and
the Ukraine,
signed
last week
at
Angora,
w:s
made
public
yesterday.
One
of
the
sixteen
articles
in
the
document
provides
for
mutual
assistance
against
any international
trea-
ty “imposed
upon
both
the contracting
parties
against
the
will of their
respee-
tive
parliaments
>
The
Soviet
Govern-
ment
of the
Ukraine
acknowledges
the
treaties
signed
by
the
Moscow
(‘overn-
ment
and
the Government
of
the Cauca-
sus
Republic
with
the
Angora
Govern-
ment.
The
independence
of
the
Uk-
raine
is
recognized
by
the
Turkish
Na-
tionalists.
:
Cannes,
Jan.
10th.
—Definite announce.
ment
that
the British Dominions
will be
invited
to
send
representatives
to
the
International
economiec
and
financial
con-
ference,
which will result
from the
meet-
ing
here
of
the
Supreme
Council
wzs
made
by M. Briand
today in
the course
of a statement
respecting
the discussions
between
himself
and
the British
Prime
Minister.
M.
Briand
made
particular
reference
to the
fact
that
a
representa-
tive
of the Irish Free
State
would
be in-
vited.
This
marks
the fira official recog-
nition
of Ireland’s
new
states
as
a
self-
governing
dominion
in
conreection
with
International
affairs.
Official
announce-
ment
is made
that the
Supreme
Council
tonight approved
the plan
for the forma-
tion of an
International
finance
corpora-
tion,
decided
upon by the
economic
com-
mittee.
It was
agreed
to appoint
imme-
diately a
sub-commitiee
composed
of two
French
end
two
British
representatives
and
one
Italian.
Belgian
and
Japanese
representative,
to organize
the
corpora-
tion.
The
Government
represented
at
the
Cannes
Council
undertake
to furnish
10,000
ponndsg
for
the
organizing
ex
penses
and
will give the
sub-committee,
as
well
as
the
corporation,
when
it is
established,
all the aid and
assistance
in
their power.
NEW YORK, January
12th.
Flour, BlenZ-:d Clears
St. LLawrence Frand
pr.
brl.
$6.00.
Meal
Kilnd-i2l ner
100ibs
$1.95
New
Seasoi’s
rork per brl. $37.00
Heavy Mess Pork
per bbl.
$25.00
Sugar---Crystals
maximum
per
160 lbs.
$3 54
Molasses
Sugar
89°
tesi,
no guotation.
Cotton,
Middling Upiand,
at
Liverpool
per
ih.
10 71-1004.
Kixchange.
New
York
and
London,
60
days’
sight $4.18%
Exchange
New
York and
London,
sight
$4.224
LLONDON, January
12th
1922
Sugar,
Demerara
Crystals,
per cwt.
38s.
:
od.—4os.
od.