GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 54, 25 June 1914, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

(By Electric Telegsaph—Copyright] [.United Pbess association,] Washington, June 23. According to a statement of Carranza’s private secretary, Carranza a ill not accept the invitation of, the United States Government to send a representative to meet informally the agents of Huerta in an endeavor to Mexico. Ottawa, June 23. Brisbane, June 24. The mineral output for 1913 decreased 317,000. The report states that the decline on the gold yield is serious, and the.absence of fresh discoveries will probably continue. The wool clip is over 152 million lbs, an increase of 17,305,000. Melbourne, June 24. Before the Meat Trust Commission, the heads of several firms denied the existence of any arrangement to ship meat to America. One witness states that America ceased to export meat /which meant that Australia was supplying the markets previously supplied by the United States. The representative of another large firm admitted shipping meat to American firms for six months. Tho operations of the company had not any apparent effect upon the market, but when they had been at work some time the market must be affected.