GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 January 1914, Page 8

GENERAL CABLES.

I BRITISH WHEAT IMPORTS. Isv Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.] London, January 8. "During 1013 foreign countries supplied 53,000,000 cwt. of wheat, againsl the Dominions' 50,000,000. THE SERVIAN LOAN. Paris, January 8. The Servian loan of £10,000,000, underwritten at £93 15s, has been issued. About to third of the amount was subscribed by a group of bankers and financial houses. DUBL3N CASTLE SHGGTSNC .AFFAIR. London, January 8. ' When a constable at Dublin Castle left duty lie gave up his revolver, of which two chambers Had been emptied, The constable was suspended.

THE BRISTOL DOCKS. London, January S. A meeting of citizens at Bristol .approved the promoting of a -Hill to expend £poo,ooo on increased equipment at the docks and a new warehouse. THE PANAMA EXHIBITION. London. January 8. The Poynter Committee is urging the Government to officially recognise the British fine arts section at tin' Panama Exhibition. EXPLOSION IN BARRACKS. London, January 8. It is supposed that a dynamite bomb was thrown into the Territorial barracks at Leeds, where a number of poiice were .quartered; Many windews wen- smashed ami the caretaker was injured by falling sj;lass. DOMINIONS COMMSSSSON. London, January s - It is expected that the Dominion's Commissions' report on Australia will lie published between January 20 and 30. It is understood that the report will lie found to be much more interesting and far-reaching than was generally expected, After taking South African evidence, .Mr Donald Campbell and a small committee will tour Beira, ami the Soudan and inspect the Assouan irrigation works in the Nile Valley.