, 1913-03-15

with the new army bill before Easter.
News from the seat OF war says the Com
lnander of Adrianople announces that he
is unable to continue to resist over one week.
Ottawa, March 14th-Mr. Churchilfs TEL
egram embitters the Naval Resolution OBJ
strUctionisis, who unit4dIy denounGe the
British intervention for the purpose of Sc
curing the spending of thirty five million
dollars i'll England, instead of Canada. There
is no present sign of the end of the deadlock.
The Governments supplies have not been
voted for after this month, aud every banh
charter requires renewal. while the British
West Indies reciprocity question is PRESSING
unless it is to lie crippled by the United
States tariff reductions.
New York, March 14th-Washington al
vices state that the special session Of Con-
gress has been deferred for one week, until
April seventh. The free sugar policy has
been definitely adopted.
The New York Yacht Club has unani-
mously rejected Sir Thomas bipton's chal-
lenge, because of his stipulation for seventy
five ~footers, following the precedent of 1907,
when he challenged with sixty-eight %footers.
There are rumours Of another British chaI-
lenge.
Dominica, 14th-H. NJ. S. Cumberland
arrived 415 p. m. yesterday, H. r. S.
Prince Albert will land this afternoon.
Demerara, 14th-The unrest prevailing
among the East indians on plantation Rose
Hall, Berbice, reached a climax yesterday,
when serious rioting occurred. On receipt
of a telegram from County Inspector Baker,
IN charge of Berbice, the Inspector General
of Police, Colonel G. G. de Rinz4y, left
Georgetown by special train Wednesday
night with an armed party of fifty
Policemen and a maxim gun for the
estate. The Coolies started the attack when
the Police attempted to effect arrests of
ringleaders who were melting their country
men to strike work, using sticks, bottles,
bricks and cutlasses, when Corporal Ramsay
was beaten to death. The Police then fred
on tue immigrants; nine Coolies were killed
and several wounded, and one policeman
killed and others injured. Quiet has been
restored and no further disturbance is anti
cipated on the estate.
Demerara, 13th-M. c.. c.. declared their
innings closed at 1916 for 6 wickets. Bowling
aunaIy sis: Lane l wicket for 61 runs, Oucka-
ma none for Sc, Kinds 3 for 80, Chabral none
for II, Comes none for so, Croal none for u;
Clessall none for IA, Hunter none for 16. The
Colony team commenced their End innings at
l1.3J am and at lucheon time the score was
"a runs for 6 wickets. Hunter 0, Layne 26,
Mouldel 13, Chabral Is, Cressal 8, Kinds 0,
Smith 4 not out. Ouackana 7 not out, ex-
tras s.
Demerara, 13th-Ploy was resumed at
2.30 pm, and were ali out at 80 pm, for
1913. OuGkama 8, Cones O., Croal 16, Crom-
we'll 8 not out, extras 10. Bowling analysis
Relf none for II, Smith 3 for 80, Fairbairn
2 for %, Humphreys 5 for SO. M.C.C. won
by an innings and IS runs.
New York, March 14th.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel a. 25-4.3O.
Meal, Kindred, per barrel $2.85.
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $218-e22
enoor Crystals per 1O0ibs. $3.50
'0' Muscovado 80 test 1OOfbs. $3.O8
MoIasses Eng. Islds. per gal. no quotation.
Liverpool Cotton, middling Upland, 6 4-5d.
Exchange, New York &Loudon; so days sight
1929
Exchange New York and London. sight 487
London, March 18th.
Dem. Crystals 15s. 6d.-17s. Cd.
c. Muscovado, floating terms in
"7 bond, 9s. 6d.-9s. Sd,
German beet So I. o. b. 9s 1O3d.
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel for
orders. loating terms, lis. I'D.
Et.. 49, "