... • LUNJJON ' ,-,. ' . ' ? ' -Z The Baltic • ¦ WHEAT- —With larger world ' s shipments sod leatoreless everoi | 5 it foreign advice ; , - the cargo market was dull and inactive . Fir La Plata descriptions holders raited ibeir limits by . Vjdto 3 d per quarterbut Australians-aE-ere- obtainable at about recent 'currencies . Steamers of . Anstrzlian . ailozt , and February Io April , also a bSst ...

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... Iseitaer Edinburgh V / anderers nor JCelvinside Academicals found the damp conditions at Murrayfield to their liking , but a capital contest was seen ia spite of the scarcity of back-play , the home lot revealing fine spirit in the closing minutes to * . vin by 11 points ( 1 goal 2 tries ) to 6 points ( 2 tries ' . ) The Glasgow side , whose heavier forwards had enjoyed an advantage in the ...

... J . P . LAIDLAW'S FINE EFFORT The defeat of G . M . Carstairs , the Scottish three miles champion , was the highlight oi the Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities , F _ Rs , and open clubs contest at Craiglockhart , Edinburgh , last night J . P . Laidlaw , Edinburgh Northern Harriers , champion two years ago , was the young Watsonian ' s conqueror , and he - ¦ was a -winner in no uncertain ...

... Sir F. Whyte Urges a Better Understanding An appeal for closer attention to be given to Anglo-American problems was made by Sir Frederick Whyte (chairman of the Research and Discussion Committee of the Englich-Spep-king Union of the British Empire) on Saturday night. He was speaking at the annual dinner and theatre party of the Stratford-on-Avon Branch of the Union. Referring to present ...

... Last night’s results were;— First race (350 yards)—l, Coolbaura (2 to 1 agst)—tote. Is 6d; 2, Duncan’s Delight; 3, Cute Leaf. Time—22.76 secs. Second race (500 yards)—l, Marnor to 1) —tote, 5s 3d; 2, Wicklow Glen; 3, Heavy Rudder. Time—32.73 secs. Third race (350 yards)—l, Mulcaire Mammoth (5 to 2) —tote, 3s 6d; 2, Gaelic Capt.; 3, Sw eet Venison. Time —22.35 secs. Fourth race (490 yards)—l, ...