French
Government
informally proposed
that
the United States
lead the way
for
the
formation
of
an
association
of
na-
. tions.
Serator Harding in
a speech
last
nignt.
denied
that
the
French
Gov-
ernment
has
violated" international
pro-
prieties.
New
York,
Oct.
18th.—A
group
of
jeague
of
nations
advocates
left
by
specia)
train
last night to
tour the Pacific
coast,
urging
the
electien
of
Governor
Lo
i
.
Washington,
Oect.
18th.—Advisory
northeast
storm
warnings
were
dis-
patched
early
last night,
the disturbance
being in
the
e¢xtreme
South of
Florida.
Northwest
Winds prevail with
a disturb-
ance
apparently
moving
northwest
to
Florida strait.
Washington,
Oct.
18th.
-The
Board of
Inquiry appointed
by
Secretary
Daniels
to investigate
the
charge
that
Awmerican
marines
were guilty ofillegal
executions
of Haitien
natives
is to convene
on
Fri-
day.
Secretary
Daniels
has
ordered
a
sweeping investigation.
The Board
may
visit Haiti for evidence.
London,
Oct.
18th.
Thereis ro sign of
a break
in the
coal strike.
All the mines
are
idle and
the disloeation
of
indusiries
is becoming widespread.
There
is
no in-
dication of Government mediation.
Par-
liament
meets
today and is certain
to
dis-
cuss the strike.
There
is an unconfirmed
report
that the
Government
intends
to
tosser
the
miners
a
compromise
wage.
There
‘is
an
increase
in
the
steel
mills
shat
down.
London,
Oct.
18th.—The
Poles
have
abar doned
Minsk and the Bolsheviki have
reoccupied
the city.
The Bolsheviki
un-
der pressure
are
retreating
to new
posi-
tions in Sleatskia,
it. the
Polesia
regions.
Rome.
Oct.
18th.—Anarchists
yester-
day attacked
Aureleano Fort,
near here.
They
were
repulsed
by
soldiers
after
shots
were exchanged.
London,
Oect.
18th. —Lord Mayor
Ma-~
Sweeney
is
wcrse,
with
symptoms
of
scurvy.
Londsn,
Oct.
19th.—There
are
no
de-
velopments
on
the
coal
strike.
The
strikers
rPave
maintained
order
in
the
mining districts.
Twenty-five
thousand
London
transport
workers
are
expected
to join in the strike,
and
transport
work.
ers of all sections
of the country may
do
likewise.
Sailing
of
nearly
all
ships
between
Ireland and England
have been
cancelled
"> conserve
coal and
the
rail-
roads
are
restricting
passenger
service.
The
House
of
Commons
is
discussing
the strike
without
bitterness.
The
Pre-
mier’s speech
was conciliatory but
there
is little hope of an immediate
settlement
of the dispute.
Athens,
Oct.
18th.—The
condition
of
King Alexander
is reported
as grave.
A
congestion
of the lungs having developed
in
addition
to
the
effect
of
the
mon-
key bite.
€ Havana,
Oct.
19th.—The effects of the
moratorium
decree
are
becoming
more
>loLt
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pronounced.
Commerce
and indnstry of
-
all
descriptions
are
beginning
to
feel
|
the
pineh
of
the
money
shortage.
|
Many
are
unemployed
as
the
result
.
of
the
inability
of emyloyers
to
ob-
. taini funds
for
pay
rolls.
High
rates
|
of
interes.
are
offered
for
money.
|
President
Menocal
is
studying
the
of-
|
fers
of
American
financiers
to
assist
"
during
the
crisis.
He expects
(o call
a
Cabinet
meeting.
The
President
says
.
that
a solutior
of
the situation
must
he
.
based
cn a guwrantee
of sugar
crops.
|
General
Superintendent’s
Office,
St
|
Thomas,
Oct.
19th —The cable
between
.
San
Juan,
P.
R.,
and
Jamaica
repaired,
. restoring
communication
with
Jamaica
'
and all points beyond
via this Company’s
g
lines.
:
St.
John,
Oct.
15th.—The Atlantic
su
'
gar
refinery
here
is fclosed
indefinitely
.
presumably
because
of the
sugar
crisis.
'
Some
600 men
are out of work.
;
NEwW
YORK,
Oct.
13th 1920.
'
Flour. Blendad Clears St. Lawrence
krand
|
pr. brl.
$10.50
.
Meal, Kilndried per
100 bs
$3.35
'
New
Season’s
Pork per bri. $37.00
Heavy Mess Pork
per bbi. $31.00
+
Sugar---Crystals
aximum
per gm
Ibs
:
$8.03,
Molasses
Sugar
89°
test.
no
quotation.
Cotton,
Middling Upland,
at
Liverpool
per
lb.
16 27-1004.
Exchange,
New
York
and
London,
60
days’
sight $3.44
Exchange
New
York
and
London,
sight
$3.48
LouDCN,
Oect.
18th
1920.
Sugar,
Denmerara
Crystals,
Govt. controll-
ed price,
duty paid
1295.
9d.
" - Demerara
Crystals
free
of
con-
trol. duty paid,
955.°
103s.
"
Moscovado
Govt.
co
trolled price,
duty paid, 1245.
9d.
!
i
free
oi control duty paid
655.
- 7Hs.
o
1
fine 85s.
German
Beet 88°/, f.o.b.
no
sales.
White
Java
sugar
cif United
Kingdom
:
nominai 80s.
od.
Demerara
Rum,
per gal. nominal.
Trinidad
Cocoa,
Good Middling
Red
no-
minal per
ewt
78,
od.
Cotto
Medium Fine
Sea
Island.
at
Liv-
erpooi per
tb. nominal
Bank
of England
rate
of Discount
per
cent.
7.
Consols
45.4
Three
per cent
rents
in Pavis
Fes.
53.75.
Ail prices
subjecet
to correction