, 1915-11-13

Mediterranean on Sunday. -Four persons
We're wounded, but all the others were res
cued.
The Copenhagen "Politiken" publishes q
despatch from Stockholm stating that the
German protected cruiser ''Erauenlob", a
slster-ship Of the "Urdne" has been tCrpe-
doed off lhe south coast of Sweden.
a German official despatch states "West
of Riga n Russian attack on Kemmern was
brought to q standstill, aud we Of jacob
stadt a strong attack was repuIsed. Before
Dvinsk the Russians have limited their efforts
to lively artillery actions. An attempt to
break through our mes near and north Of
Roudka, west Of Czartorysk, was stopped by
the East Prussian and Hessian regiments by
a counter-att0ck and he enemy was thrown
back into his former positions.
Al official despatch from Vienna states:
"In East Galicia, since the failure Of the
last Russian attacks against our Stripa front,
quiet has prevaIled".
Petrograd otfic nlly reports: an the dis
trct OF Schlok our troops who assumed
the offensive on the left bank of the river
An, in Courluud, have consolidated them
selves near Kemmeru. North Of Kolki deH-
petute fighting is proceeding. We have
broken the enemy line southeast Of Rond-
ka and in pursuit Of the retreatin8 enemy
WI OCtuIlCO 'iC fAAAN0 una 'i2C SAC " W
south and north thereof, and made prisoners
Of 50 officers and over 1000 men, half of
whom were Germans A large number Of
the enemy were drowned in the river Tcher-
uiaslka."
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Tenant,
Under Secretary for War, stated that several
Generals had been recalled for various rea-
sons which he did not state, but he added
that none were allowed to resign or retire,
and that neither the Duke Of Marlborough
nor the Duke Of Westminster is on The staff
Of Field Marshal Sir John French.
Mr.. Asquith announced that France is to be
represented on the reorganized British Gen
eral Staff, and that British officers will serve
upon the French General Staff. Also that u
scheme for the organization Of u War C0uu-
Gil, embracing all the Allies, is being per
fected, the consummation OF these arrange
ments to be followed by IL more intimate Co
operation between the General Stats of all
the Allies. Negotiations ure pending be-
tween Great Britain, France, Russia and
Italy which probably will result in the for
nation OF q supreme General Staff to direct
the operations OF the Allies on land and sea.
The English Press considers the actions
mentioned IN the foregoing as among the
most important developments Of the wnr, aul
as proving TINT the Allies are Determined TO
fight till victory is achieved.
New York, November nth.
Flour. Winter GIears New crop per OurreI 1925
Mead, Kilndti4d per bnrrel So so
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $1,000 $2I.0O
Crystals per 100 lbs $3.50
""6"' 80 lest Molasses Sugar SIP
Molasses ENG. Islds. per gal.
liverpool Cotton m.ddIing Upland 6 $500
Exchange, New York &Loudon, go days slght
nominal.
Exchange Ne~ York md London. sigh,
4.G5 35-10O
London, November 11th.
Dem. CryslnlAnomlnal 2S4.9d. 30s.0L.
Muscovndo, homting terms ~
Sugar. bond, on89M nominal no quotation.
German beet IS + o. b. no further
sales during the war
Java Sugar $500 Gibraltar or Channel fol
orders, floating terms, no quotations now.
Demerara Ram, B. Id IS Sd.
Trinidad Cocoa, good |mIdd!rn8 Red, pr cwt.
nominal Sos.
Cotton. Medium Fine Stat Liverpool nominal
oer h Is. 33l
Gank Of England Rate Of discount 5.
Consols IS
lhrpe yer cent Rentes in Paris for cash $500