mercial
aeti
i.i2>s
and
the
cessation
of
traffic
on railways
and
rtrams,
the
e¢oi
-
bration
incliled
soiemn
religibus
cero-
LIONIPS
In
caurciaes,
cConspiCucus
amony
the churches
waich
celebrated,
were St
Pcul’s Cathedral,
Westminster
Abbey, and
the
Westminster
Catholie
Carhedral.
Ore
large
deparimeat
store
in
Loadon
had
a
local clergyman
to conduct
services
in
its
building
so
that
all
the
cusiomers
migat aitend.
Among other celebrations
in
London
which
served
to
accentua
e
the
impressiveness
of
the
anniversarvy
was
a
procession
organized
by
Ihe
comrades
of the great
war’’ and
of
oth-
er patriovic associations
to
the
cenotaph
in
\Whiite
Hsll
to
the
Glorious
Dead’’
tnis
ceremony
solemn
musical
rites
and
laying of wreaths
atits
foot.
'The
news-
pap>rs
today
devoted
columas
to
the
ann:versary,
printing
among
othoer
things,
messages
from
numerous
public
persons
appreciative
of
the
occasion.
Ainong
these
was
one
from
t
¢ Dowager
Que=n
Alexandra
(o
the
Daily
Herald.
saving,
""We a'i
pray
that
God
wili
hear
cur
silent
prayers
1n
remembrance
of
all
the
brave
d:paried,
wino laid down
their
precious
lives
on
(a2
battletield’’.
f.ondon,
Nov.
12th.
Sixteen
Laboar
VMlavors
wer?
eleeied
throughout KEngland
and
Wales
yesterday.
The
drst
laly
Mavor
was
2lected
at Stalybrid:
Counc:l-
lor Ada
Sursmors.
Conservative
Maycrs
number
13%.
iberals
112.
Jouneillor
Vavghan
was
clected
Mayor of Bethral
Green
ami!
sume
opposition
on
tae
groind
tha:
he
was
a
conscic
atious
¢b-
jeetor
at
iuivernool
tne
Labour
Natiora-
list
members
reiused
to particinate
in tne
mavority
eicctions,
stating
their
voicss
wot id be ine fectual
in
the
selections.
Winnipeg
Nov. 12th:—Sir Henry Drav-
ton. Uanada
s
finance Minister,
announ-
eces
on
arri-al
nere
from
the
West
this
afternoon
that
cne
peovle of Canada
h:d
over
subsciibed
the
new
thre2
hundr:d
miil:on
dollar
loan
and
chat
it will reach
fya:
hundred
milions
before
the end
of
the
week.
;
{London,
Nov.
12th.—A
sopecial
Con-
orass
eomprising
representatives
of
all
organized
labour
was
cailed
today,
to
meat
in London
on
December
9th.
to dis-
cuss
the
nationalization
of
the
mines.
It will
cons.der
what
action
might
be
taken
to comoel
the
Govi.
to bring
Into
efe-t
the
recommendations
ol the
San-
key
Cowmmission
that
nationalization
be
effeted.
3
London,
Nov.
12th.—President
and
Macame
Poiacare
of France
concluded
their
visit here
today
leaving
for
Scot-
land where
the
President
1s
to receive
a
rectorship
in
ulasgow
University.
The
Kine
and Qieen,
and
other members
of
the Royal Family accompanied
the Presi-
dent and
Madame
to
the
station.
Paris,
Nov. 12th.—The
American
Del-
egadon
to the Peace
Conference
has
in-
formed the Suprerae
Council of its inten-
tion
*o leave France during
the first days
of
December,
according
to
semi-official
3.6 BB oAy
| s
inforrration
{rom
the
Foreign
Office.
"he
iritish
Pouce
Deiegation
ras
also
expreszed
the
saine
desire,
and
‘he
gen-
vral
o
pression
in
Freneh
Conreremce
cireles
is
that
the
conference
will
c¢on
ciude
its work by the end
o1
this
month.
Louisville,
Nov. 12th.—=2deral
Judge
Kvars
in open
court
‘leclared
here
today
ihat
he
is ''firmly of the opinion
that
‘he
wartime
prohibition
18
uncoostitutional’’
aud Indleated
a disposition
1o enjoin
Mr.
uimwond
Hamilton,
Collector
of internal
Revenue
for
Kentucky,
from interfering
with
the
sale
of
about
1,005,000
gallons
t
tax paid
wliskey.
known
as
'Fioor
Stoek
Vietoria.
8.. 0.
Nav.
12th
-1o
my
mind
the
Navy
shouid
not
b 2 kept
short
of
overseas
rquadrons.
| believe
bhat
the
Empire
as
a
whole
reaiizes
ihe
"ims-
perative
necessity
of
mail
taining
ships
of
war
not
only
in
home
waters
bduf
also
1n
c¢lose
proximity
(o
the
most
distant
Dominions.
We
must
<ee
toit
that
our
overseas
naval
forces
are
ney-
er again
permiited
o be
as
they
were
Brior
to
the
war.
It
18
gne
1o
those
gallant
souls
that
wers
given
to
the
Empire
in its hour
of peril
that
such
a
condition
should
not
exist
agair.’’
this
|
declaration
was
made
la:t
night
be-
|
fore
®#the
Canadian
Ulubs.
Viscount
|
Jellicoe
sumined
up
the
iesson
wlich |
e
Great
Admiral
believed
had
been
|
rtaught
the
®ritish
Comironwealth
by
the experience
of the
war.
He
asserted
chat
the
people
of
British
Colunbia
wvere jusiified 1n their
laxity
duving
the
early
months
of
war
knowing
taat
Ad-
miral
Von Spree’s
sjuadron
was
off
the
coast,
and
that
protection
against
them
was inadequa‘e.
He held
hat
the
first
f other portions of the “mbire
based
on
he
s:.me
conditions
also
were
warrant-
d.
He said that it was
the plain duty
of
‘he
Empire
to
see
that
prepared-
-less.
on
.he
sea
‘in
:reiation
to
the
)verseas
Dominion
was
not
longer
an
issue
to
be toyed
with.”’ 1 know
that
areat
Britain
1s hardup, ’he said, ‘Iknow
nat
the
Dominions
too
zre hardup,
but
I dont
believe
that
the F.apire feels
so
nardup
that it cannot keep
up an efficient
|
Navy.
.
-
Antigua,
Nov.
14th.—Severe
and
pro-
|
tracted
shock earthquake
iz2lt
here
4.22
|
a.
m.
St. Kitts, Nov. 14th.—Proionged
shock
|
earthquake
felt here
4.10
2.
m.
Basseterre,
Guadeloupe,
Nov.
14th.—
|
Strong
shock
earthquake
ieclt
here 4.15
7.
m.
;‘
Pointeapitre,
Guadeloupe,
Nov. 14th.—
Strong
and
prolonged
shock earthquake
|
felt here
at 4.15
a.
m.
NEW
YORK, Nov, 14th
1919,
!
Flour, Blendad Clear #t. Learence
I-rand
|
:
pr.
brl. $ll.OO
‘
Meal, Kilndried per
100 s
$3.80
i
New
Season’s
Pork
per br. $45.00
|
Heavy
Mess
Pork per bbi.
$46.50
Sugar---Crystals
(Corfirm: 4by Frokers)
|
per
100 ibs.
$7.28.
5
Malnsses
89
test
pr 190 Ibs.
no guotation
Caotter.
Middiing Upiand,
at i.iverpool per
th., 23 92.-100
d
w.2change,
New
York
and
London,
60
days’ sight
$4.07
Exchange
New
York
and
London,
sight
g 4
19
LOowDON,
Nov.
14th
1919,
Sugar-Demerara
Crystals
duty paid price.
fixed
by
the Reoval Commission
per cwts
665.
od.
-965.
Od.
Muscovado,
89°/-
basis,
floatine terms
i
bond,
Ditto duty paid.
635.
3d.
81s
od.
German
Beet
88°/c
f.o.b.
no
further
sale:
during
ihe
war
Java 965/
Gibrattaror Chanael
for Crders
flcatiny
terms,
no
«uotations.
Denierara
Rum,
per gal. nominal.
Trinidad
Cocoa,
Good
iliddling
Red
pe:
ewt
1208,
0d
13Us.
Ud.
Cotto
Medium
Fine
Sea
Island,
at
Liv-
err:ool nomigal
per
ib.
Bank
of,
England
rate
of
Oisecunt
pep
eent.
6.
:
Consols
£1
Three
per
cent
rentes
in Paris
Fes.
61.05
Allpriess
subject
‘o correction.
SUGAR
NOTES
|
Porto
Rico
reports
a_maiady
affecting
'
the
growing
cane
and
the
sugar
men
|
have
appealed
to the
Agriecultural
De-
|
partment
at
Washington.
* The
disease
|
15
called
“‘mosaique’’;
and
Prof.
Earle
has
had experience
with it in
Argentine.
where
it has
been
combated
with
execel
lent
results.
Louisiana
Planter.,
Oet.
25th.
Sweden
report
that her
beet
erop
is at
95 this
year.
The
heet
rage
is
32 000
and
the
sugar
tonnage
aunticipated
is
140,000.
The
price paid for beetsis
from
7.80
to
8.00
crowns
per
100
kilogran
s.
The consumption
tax has
been
under
16
oeres
and
lloeres
from the
Ist. of
March
to the 31st
of October,
1919.—Jbhid
[t is estimated
that
Belgium
has
400,
000 hectares
of
land
now
lying dormant
that can
be
made
fertile.
The
tillable
.
acreage
is
obut
at
2,945,000
hectares
of
'
~
which 2,584,239
hectares
are
under
cul-
.
tivation.
The
land
is
valued
at
3.000
.
francs
a hectare.
The
value of the
land
at this caletilation will put
it bevond
sev-
~en billion franes.—lbid.
The Santo Domingo sugar
crop,
acecord-
.
~
ing to Viee-Consul
Makinson.
will run
to
-
1,412,000bag5,
or
225,920
ordinary tons.
|
This is an increase
of 30,000
tons.
or
.
nearly
15 per
cent. —/Ibid,
|
Japan
is hobnobbing
with
saccharine,
.
the sugar
pretender.
For
16
years
he
has
been debarred
from
the
palates
of
-
men,
but
now
owing
to
the
general
-
scarcity of sugar,
he is
receiving
a
try-
~
out to see what
sort of rule
he
will
in-
.
augurate
in
the
dyspeptic
regions
of
"
_men’s
interiors.— Ihid.