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and Blie)
2.
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Americ
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3.
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March.
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2.
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R. Heney
3.
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BANNER.
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C.
JACEKSON.
18.
Bandmaster.
OFFiCIAL NEWS.
November
11,
1919.
The
French
table
Company
.2norts
thair cable repaired
and
service
resamo-d
between
San
Juan
and
New York.
Lieutenant
Oscar
Davis, Medical Corps.
U.
S. N.. has
bezn orderad
to duty in the
Virgin Islands.
IRLEGRAMS
sl
UROLX BTATION
Paris,
Nov.
Tth.—The
peace
settie-
ment
of the Versailles
Treaty
wich
Ger-
many
is likely to become
effective
on
the
28th.,
the
signing
of
the
pretocoi
ard
the exchage
oi ratitications
beiween
Ger-
many
and
such
of
the
Allied
Powe
s
who
have
already
ratified
the
Trveaty,
taking
place
on
that date.
Berlin,
Nov.
Tth,-—A
genersl
s‘rile
called
amonyg
the medal
workers
did
not
materializ-.
The strike collap<ed, foilov,-
ing the
occupation
of
the
headquarte's
of the Independ:nt
Socialists
by
troops.
London,
Naov.
Tth.
According
1o
ad-
vices
received
here,
General
Denckina
reports
that his Cossacks
have
desiroye
a Soviet
Division east of Khop,
capturing
3,000
prisoners,
Washington,
Nov.
Tth.
- Sea
island
Cotton
has
been
attacked
by
the
boil
weevil and
a serious
loss
in
the
ecrop
is
anticipated
in
eonsequence.
=t
'nomas.
Nov.
Ilth
'(able
ba.
tween
Halifax and
permuda
restored.
Washington,
Nov. 7Tth.—A forty-eigh:
hour
week
was
adopted
by
a vote of 55
to
2
by
the
International
Labour
Con-
‘:7
I,
U t
U
i
X.
£\
)
ference
after
a iive
hour
debate
yester-
day.
The
opponents
to
the
mcasurs
were
Mr. Draper
of
vanada
and
WMr.
Gompers
of
the
United
Srates
I'he
working
week
however
is
to be governed
by
the ¢xigencies of the different
planis
and
industries,
and
mutual
agreements
for longer
working hours
may be
made
necessary.
.
Washington,
Nov. 7ih. —Fresident
Wil-
son
has
vroclaimed
27th
November
as
Thanksgiving
Day this year.
London,
Nov.
T7th.—Speaking
in
the
House
of Commons
yesterday
the
Under
Seccoiary
Lor Foreign
Affairs saated
that
the
preseni
measure
of econowmic
pres-
sure
on Russia
will
be continced
unul
a
Democratic
Government
is established
in
that country
which
can
be recognized
-by
the
: llies.
.
Helsingrors,
Nov. Tth. —The
Ksthonian
Bureau
in the
city
learns
that
{ieneral
Yudeniwch
has
suceceeded
1n
extricating
the
g¢reater
numoer of
his
troops,
atter
heavv
lusses
had
been
suffered,
but
that
his
forces
in
che
regions
of
:fuca
and
(Gathina
have
been
completely cut off by
Bolshevik ca.airy.
London.,
Nov.
Btin.
Following
is
tine
result
of
che
race
for
the
riverpool Au-
tumn Cup:
Ist, My Dear;
2nd, Al
sieam;
3rd,Sir
Berkejcy.
Madrid. Nov9cn.
T'he King and Queen
ot
Belgium
arrived
1n wLisbon
last nignt
on boaid the "George Washiugign2. They
landed
and
drove
about
the city,
wheie
they
were given
a hearty
welccme.
Belgrade,
Nov.
Bth.—ihe
i[orces
of
the
ltailan
Government
are reported
L 0
have
cia.hed
with
Gakriel
Dannunzic's
troops,
casau
ves
being
suffered
by boih
sides.
The
report
adds”
that
tnere
1s
much
disaffection
among
Dannunzio’s
forces
and
very little discipiine
exists.
Viadivostock,
Nov.
Bth.-
I'he
British
Far
iast
detachment
departed
homeward
today
on board
the
transport
‘‘Mont
Ha-
gle’”’.
luer:
pnow
vemain
only
General
Knox,
Chiei
of
the
British
Military
Mission, and about
50 officers in Siberia.
Helsingsors
Nov.
Bth.—ihe
forees
ot
General
Yudeniteh
have
retreated
o
Weissenstein,
according
to a communica-
tion
received
here
Irom
Norinh
Wescern
Russia.
The
Sol:hevik: report
states
that
the
reucat
con.inues,
General
Yuden-
itch’s forces being hard poossed
all aloag
the lines.
Boston,
Nov. Bth.—l'he
U.
S. Shipoing
Board
vessei
“'Portland’
is
sinking
at
sea
according
Lo a
wiraless
message
re-
ceived
at
the
naval
wireless
station
here.
The
message,
which
was
inter-
cepted
by
the
station
at
Otter
Ciffs,
gave
nper position
as ba2ing about
50
miles
due
east
of Haiifax.
I'he
steamer
‘‘Kit-
marua’’ also
picked
up the
wireless
ap-
peal for assist
nce
and is
proceeding
to
the
scene
some
300 miles away.
A
later
report
says
that the ‘'Portland’’ nas
been
abandoned
in a sinking
condition,
Indianapolis, Nov. Btin.—Acting
Presi-
dent
L.ewis of the Miners Federation
to-
day denied
that
he
had
mad:
any
state-
mene
as
o
wheiher
he
had
agreed
1o
-
ecomply with tihe
courc
order
io
cali
off
the strike
of coal
miners
before Tuesday
tae
iltn.
A
deeision
in
this
respect
Wlil
be
reached
at.a
mecting
set
ftor
Munllay,
:
Geneva,
Nov.
Bth.—Japanese
he e,
.
wiih the full consent
and authori yof
he
dapanese
Yiinister
for War,
are attempr-
Ing
(0o
recruit
Swiss
officers
and
sub-
|
officers
for
the
Japanese
army,
says
a
|
newspaver
which adds
that
this
alleged
i
recrulting
is
in
direet
violation
of
ihLe
.
DBWiss
wonsiitution.
‘
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NEW
YORK.
Nov. 10th
1919
|
Flour, Blencdad
Cilear
St. Lawrence
i ran
~
pDE
O 110,
Me ~ wiladried
per
lou tbs $3.80
|
New
Season’s
Pork
per brl. $45.00
|
Heavy
Ne2ss
Pork
per hbl.
$46.50
|
Sugar---Urystals
(Confirmed
by Brokers)
:
per
144 U Ibs.
¢7.28.
|
Moiasses
80
(ost pe
1)
105, no gquota!ion.
|
Cotton, M.dlling Upand,
at idvergos:
per
:
b,
25 60-luld
|
Excnange,
Ncw
Yoik
and
ondon,
69
i
days’ sight
$4.12
|
Exehange
New
York
and
Loauon,
sizht
|
:
s
14
|
LosponN,
Nov.
10th
1919.
|
Sugar-Uen
crara
orystals
daty paid priee.
\
adxed bye Hoyal Commission
per ewts
665.
od.
-925.
od.
|
nviuscovada,
89%/v basis,
tloating terms
in
|
bond,
Ditto duaty paid. 635.
3d.
Bls.od.
.
German
Beet 882/
f.o.b.
no further
sales
|
during
the
war
-
Java
96°/
Gibraltarer Channel
for Orders
|
floating
t2rms,
no quotations.
-
Demerara
2am,
per gai.
nominal.
-
Trinidad
Cceoa,
Good
Middling Red
pe
|
ewt
1275,
Od.
130s.
Od.
-
Cotto.:.
Medum
Fine
Sea
Island,
at Li.
er.ool
n
ounal
per ib.
:
.
Bank
of
ingland
rate
of
Discount
per
|
cent.
6.
|
Consols
(3
;
.
~
Three
per
cent
renies
in Paris
Fes.
61.06
’
Allprice:
subject
Lo
correction.
|
el i
Apropos
o
the
scarcity
and
price
o
i
sugar
it mizht be
of
interest
o
(1
ezc-
|
ers
to
reac
the following:
|
A lecter
:vom New York dated
Uctober
.
24, stated
‘Lat very recently
one
ct
the
.
largest
grozerv
houses
in New
York
did
'
not havea'.
ounce
of sugar
to
sell
-hiie
l
in
some
I::taurants
a
least,
but
one
|
- teaspoonfu:,
or one lumpis allowed toeach
|
person.—&t.
Tnomas
Mail Notes,
Now.
L
ath,
:
|
Al
g
i
180 MEN OF A. E.
F. BLINDED.
|
Latest
reports
give the
number
of the
[
America
K veditionary Forces
blinded in
-
the war
tu
be
180.
Reeducation
means
-
much
for
.uiis
class
of
men,
and about
ene-third
¢i
these
blinded
soldiers
are
now availin:
themselves
of
the
oppor-
tunities
for training under the
direction