, 1916-04-19

tinued artillery activity. There were no
further infantry attacks during the day.
During the night of the 16th-17th a French
air squadron composed of 8 machines, during
a fog executed certain important bombing
operations in the region of CONTAINS, Pagny,
Arnaville and Lombach. Twelve shells were
dropped on the railway stations at Confans,
16 On Il factory ut Lomback, 8 on the rail
way station at Arnaville, and IL on the railway
lines at Pagny and AIRS. During the 18Th
and lG.h a French armed aeroplane threw
IT. bombs at an enemy We sci in the North
Sea, IL Of the missiles finding their mark.
Athens, April 16th-An attempt to break
up a meeting held to day by adherents Of
former Premier Venizelos ended in riotous
demonstrations Speakers at the meeting
were greeted with cries of Clown with the
rioters and "Long live the King" 1t is
reported that many followers Of the former
Premier have been arrested.
Christi"Dia, April 17th.-A large quantity
of rubber was found concealed in bags of
coffee on board the steamer "Lyngenfiord",
which sailed from New York for Bergen.
The entire consignment of $50 bags las
been seized.
Washington, April 17th.-The United
States Govt. statement Of IFS case against
N6I many . SuOIIldIII6 CONTROVERSY VIII 10
forward to-day. Germany will be called to
account for numerous recent attacks upon
merchant ships on which Americans were
travelling. The document is designed as a
final word from the United States on the
subject.
NewYork, April 17th.-A message ad-
dressed to the people Of the Allied nations,
bearing the sig atures of five hundred dis
~tinguished Americans has been given out
here. Arrangements have been made to
publish it simultaneously throughout the
United States and Europe. The address ex-
presses sympathy for the Entente Allies, and
denounces the Teutons methods in the con-
duct Of the war. Tho nan es signed to The aG-
dress represent AZ States of the Union.
London, April 16lh.-LIoyds announced to-
day that he British steamer Harroy AZ 1909
tons gross, Belonging to the Cambrian Steam
ship Navigation Co. (unarmed)hGs been sunk.
1t is also announced that the Norwegian ship
"Glendoonr, has been sunk by gun hte.
New York, April 18th.
Flour, Winter Clears per onri d IS. 50-5.75
~Menl, Kilndripd per barrel 1915
NeW~Saason's Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork t24.00-G250 90
Crystals per 100 lbs $5.89-6.02
N'6"' $50 test Molusses Sugar &~5.12-5.25
MOlasses Eng. Islds. per ga.
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland 7 85/100
Exchange, New York &London, 90 DAYS sight
S4704
Exchange New York and London. SIGHT
4.763
London. April 18th.
Dem. Crystals 40s. sd. ABS. lis.
Prices fixed by Royal Commission.
Muscovado, tl~onting terms IN
Sugar. bond, on89M 39s1 I'D. AIS. I'D.
Prices fixed by Royal commission.
German beet IS 0. b. no further
sales during the war
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Channel fol
orders, floating terms, no quotations nom.
Demerara Ram, 4s. I'd As. 4d.
Trinidad Cocoa, good mIddsing Red, pl. cwt.
nominal Cos.
Cotton, Medium Fine 5. L. at Liverpool. per
ID Is. Gid nominal.
Sank of England Rnte Of discount S.
ConsoIs 574
lhtee Der cent Rentes in Paris for cash 81 so.
All prices subject to correction.
The American four masted schooner "Fred
W. Thurlow," Of Boston, 1,042 tons, Captain
II. II. Allen, with general cargo from Boston
bound to West Coast of Africa, arrived here