, 1916-11-15

resulting from recent activities by German
submarines. Secretary Lansing is expected
to lay before him q ummary Of recent 0evel.
opments collected at the States Department
dealing particularly with the Marina. Colum-
bian, Arabia, and Lanao cases, no secret is
made of the belief OF some officials that the
situation is serious. The President has made ID
clearto friends that the policy toward subma.
rine warfare laid down ia the notes to Germany
concluding with the correspondence OF the
Sussex case will be followed strictly. In his
campaign speeches he declared that in case
the administration was defeated at the cleo
ton it would have difficulty dealing with
foreign problems between low aud March 4th.
Now that he is elected however be is known
to feel that his course generally has been
approved by the nation and that he can pro-
coed with a free hand.
London, Nov. 13th-The "Times' in an
nounciug the raising of it's price to three
halfpence says: The great increase in the
cost of production especially in the cost
of paper brought about a loss in the circu-
lati on OF about 81, 900 a week. The increase
in the price of raw material exclusive of
the paper on which the "Times" is printed
since the beginning of the war is costing
ii on additional 970, 600 per annum Rather
than reduce the size paper the ''Times"
decided to increase the price and it pre-
diets that others must follow suit inthe near
future. 49,.
Paris, Nov. 13th-Tbe Berne correspon-
deut of the Excelsior Telegraph" says: I
can guarantee the authenticity of the reports
of q growing revolution in Bavaria among
entire regiments of men aged more than
forty-fve. They refuse to depart for the
trout, because of the receipt, despite the CEN
sorship of the terrible news from the soldiers
on the Somme and before Verdun regard
ing fearful losses. The King of Bavaria.
has interviewed several times to restore,
order. ~
Ottawa, Nov. 13th-The Duke and Ouch
ess of Devoushire and party were tender
ed civic reception and welcome by an
assembiage of several thousand people on
arrival in the capital shortly before noon
today, The party came by special train from
Halifax. The Premier and Lady Borden,
the Mayor, members of The Cabinet and
their wives aud about 200 invited guests
made up the official reception party. The
Governor G~eneral's foot. guards supplied a
guard of honour. The Vice Regal party
immediately drove to Rideau Hall through
streets lined with cheering citizens.
New York, November 18th.
Flour, Winter CLEARS per onrrei tS.O5-8.60
Neal. kllndri@d per barrel b. l5-5.25
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork 3 1.OO-32.00
snoo, Crystals per 100 lbs 1852
""e"' 800 test Molasses Sugar 1915.
Molasses Eng. lsIds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton midtlliny Upland II 68I1O0
Exchange, New York &Loudou, 80 dnvs' sight
S4.7O4
Exchange New York and London. sigh. ats
11-l6.
London. November 14tb.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
Dem. Crystals 40s. lid. ABS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
Sugar. Muscovndo. 89% basis. floating
terms in bond duty paid) 39s lid
AIS. lid.
German beet SO f o. b, no furthsG
sales during the war
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel fox
orders, floating terms, no quotations nora.
Demerara Rum. So lid. 4s. IL. II available
for use before 10Th. May 1917.
Trinidad Cocoa. good mIdd.lng Red. pr. cWt.
nominal SOS.
Cotton, Medium Fine 5. I. At Liverpool. per
Ii Is d.24 nominal
.nnk of tinylana late OF discount 6.