A Middlesbrough telegram states that the bows of the stranded Japanese liner Awa Mani have now been driven high over the Scar Rock at Redear, and waves are breaking over the ship. It is probable that she may be partly filled with water to prevent her pounding to pieces. An offic

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Something much worse than double-figure contangoes on Americans would be needed to damp the cheery optimism of the Stock Exchange on New Year’s Eve. One black year-end of recent record —that of 1899-1900, when the war was going so badly—failed to depress the House as a whole, an

The Commercial Mill Company (Limited), of Great Harwood, a busy cotton-manufacturing township near Blackburn, have paid another halfyearly dividend at the rate of 120 per cent, on the original shares. The company owns three mills, and the original shares of £lOO each cannot be b