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•V111RY TRVINIDAY YORIIg10
mY U. Kee'udJCVDDT. J
T'Hl'YtiaMMY, 0(T. 25, I:xr).
TALK AUOtT IIHOKI'.N 1•l(tl-
MISLrli.
Look at 1878, when they intro-
duced their National Punic), when
the House met it war attacked by
men of greet abiety like Alexander
Maekenste. Edward flake, leehard
Cartwright anal others. They ua
talked of it as b.tterly tie they euuld
find word., in the k garb language
to make an attack. Th.)' weld .t
was unworkable ; they said :t would
ruin the country, they Baal it wudd
net produce the revenue that we ex-
pected from it. They found every pus
slb:e fault w.th the peley, but nut
our man ventured to sty, because Ile
could nut, that 1a Lattrodu.ing that
po.tcy the ('umser%at roes had not
carried out the promsse they had
made the people. -Hugh John Mac-
donald at Montreal, :tar report.
Hugh John has probab:y forgotten
the asemrauces that his !ate father
gave to a eupportPr, that there
waw to be "ire Iirerense, OILY a re-
ad)urtmeILt" of the tariff. I)'oea he
mean to ask the peep:e to believe
that teat promise wee carrs•d out?
Further, Is Hugh John net aware
of the fact that the erit:cistn of Ole
Tory pulley by Mackenzie. Blake and
1. r1wright Ane been fu'ly Just .J:al
by the went• of the Inst twenty-
two Beare? And has net Mr. Foster
toad ter in a moment of catudur that
00 per cent. of a!1 the repitnl .n-
veeted in N. P. concern was 11b-
to:utely lust ?
1)o Canadians want more of that
tort of ting? Hugh Joha says:
I may 'eh you that the p,ley of
th • (onnervattva party doss not
hangs. I can tell you new, speaking
Ai n humble lncmher oe the party.
that what wo fought for in 1878 iu
th • tempo of the Natkxua' Policy Is
whnt we are retitle* for to -day.
• • •' You can eulge of tit' futun•
1 y thy past. and if we return - to
power you 11111.7 he sure yeti well know
what the Gnarrvatlee party is AO
ing to opo.
Tb • ('owrtc eakve p>'I7 of *b.. rust
wee one of restrtctioi and speneis'
privilege; the tasatimn of the many
to enrich the favored new. Its admin
trattve rented reeks with r)treptbn
and It hats left u.e a tilt atonement
of debt and dLlnffcctlon that !t . will
take generations to get rid of. Can
[alit Ls just beginning to ere th? re
'cults of a ekenge of p,l!cy. icer for
e'gll teal? does Increased $35,500.000
a year under Llheral rule. against $3,
r(d.00J ruder Tory rule: her export
hate Increased $17,500.000 a year re
against $2.500.000 under th, former
regime. and for the first time wince
cottfaderatlxn we hive mei our way
and hive a Ieilanoe to go toward wipe
leg out the debt.
('anneia Is not pee,ple.l by foole
rtady to follow Hugh John's Vito'
ih' wk7) nos" into the swamp) and
quagmeres from echirb-tt-wmr-jast
been extrleated.
81K ('HAKLK6 THi KAL81:
rKUPHKT.
Ninny ul um are much amused at Bis
('hurler' pretence of believing that he
Ir gutter to be put back into the me
eltku of power which he su much
Mimes!. We have heard him pr.phrry
iwhore.
\toe recall that he proldier's' that
610,(,00,000 bushels of w heat would
Ise exgaorted annually Prow the North-
weet -11 it tnertatn dent of We went
thrwgh. It went . but wily a very
small fraction of fur wheat echinate
was repand.
We recall that he prophesied a
gte•at lutlux ut la,putatnyst .is the re
silt of Ws policy. and that Canada
rest Iized--an eila1u .
Later on we have his preplevelee
a►aut the result of the last gen-
eral election. In liluuiltuu he said:
-The lioverauieut of wbh:h_1-have
the honor to be the leader will fled
itself s istuiued in the uew Parlia-
ment that le t, ni et a month dente.
in the month of July. with a larger
maJurlty than wo had in the aid i'ar-
Ihwettt, which, as you know, was u
little over 50."
To n reporter of the Toronto
World he said
"I export n large [majority •> i the
evening of the "3rd.
"1 am suer o1 a majority lu every
produce of the Dominion."
At Pyduce, N. N., tie became very
imera'asive and oracular, saying:
•"/•ain neitlie•r a prophet, nor the son
of a prophet, but I make til.+ stile --
111'W •here and now, and 1 want to be
Judge. for all future time by it. anti
rover !levee again, unless it turn.
out to true. The great l.ils•raI-
tertmere live party will be e•turn:d
i r•Iuml'11a toy with a greater nut jer-
ity than
I.F:iii' Y00 KOit(I E.
Canada is lel 1(11 hnridn sl!dmittel
t, be in a prosperous cendtther, But
le the Liberal Government to be ered
Ited with thta?" Anyone who lin.,
gleen attention to the treater knees
that there 1s general prmpnnty
throughout the world nt the present
time, and that such prosperity has
existed for the past three or four
years.-Kingettn News.
y have now.»
F:rerybod, knows that in the fuer
of the Par net's prophecies, And in
ruutumpt of 'love of Tupper, the
good people o Canada arose in their
aught nue bur I from peewee tlitee
w. h° had rn lung incl so badly tal,gor-
ern•d the Pominlo . $Ir ('I01rles *tante
tllscr hitsd am u p eve' " out of his,
own mouth he ,tams condemned And
,k there,' unworthy t belief. Yet ht'
now has 1111' hardili to get up and
assert :
"1 stand here to -day : tell you and
to stake my ehnrnrter an :a public
man upon the verlficatloof It, dept
at the first moment wh n the edee-
ors are able to g"„illthe poll
tlw tictor} of 187*) witill ILP epeated."
How dear to the old Baro t'd Ito irt
in Humbug! What a low gest mite hr
has of the ('anndlnn papulae !
FACTOR" hes BUSY.
The Globe hae been enquiring to
the prosperity of the organ and pi no
burinerr In Ws city, and It rema
on the difficulty makers have had
supplying orders, Pomp houses ]shin
short so that they could not make
the display they Inked at the Exposi-
tion, and their staffs were working
late Into the night. Ona firm on Fri-
day received an order fur 600 organs
to be Rent to England. 11 glee.' this
statement of the butane's In 1895 nud
1900:
SIR CHARLES CONFESSES
That He Grossly Slandered Hon.
Clifford Sifton.
Referring W a goaa. h made by nue
at Breeden on *hi _0th of November
last, during which yeti elnhu I mute
certain .inceaglug r.•feretlt•ei to you
(Mr. A. F:. Philp' in referenne W the
lugartatkst (rr ellegIsl Iwpartatltet of
liquor 11144 th'' Yukon territory. 1
Ing to say thit ouch speech war lu-
teutk.d 4, be directed by nut entirely
W u diamerk,n tit public queetlonr,
and my intention war nut to reflect
In any w;iy upoli you personelle% If
any of theca; peewee, took a dlfferent
neatens from what I said. I now
beg 4i say th'tt wtbsstrqueut iiivestlga•
ilio has shown my that the telegram
rent in your name to Mr. 81ftut on
th' 12th of June. 18:16. aektng that the
letter in euestk)n shield be amended
rat as 4, include tht impartation of
liquor Into th • Yukon, and whirl'
telegram war referred to by Mr. 81f -
Wu OIL tit, fluor of the House of
('ummoo* as having been received by
4101 tram you, was not seat or author-
ized
uthorized by you and that you did not
directly or Indirectly to any way
through permit or any other wren'.
oake or attempt to take liquor lute
the Yukon territory tinnier the nu
thority of the letter given by Mr.
Shaun, to which 1 referred in any
remarks. and that you were n, party
dlne•tly or Indirectly to the attempt
made to dispose of the letter. 1 fur-
ther beg to state that 1 hgne matte
flet) myself that there Is no ground
for believing that yuureelf or Mr.
elf ton were eonceraed together In
taken • or atteniptlltg -to - take n•
fluor hai the Yuko territory. I ala.
eerely regret If anything which I
said has been conetrued into a re•
duction on your character.
THIS IS MY BUSY DAY!
WHAT THE LIBERALS
HAVE DONE.
lama ,1 -
1k.II Organ A Piano ('0., -
factorhw at Guelph ..... 260 400
11.'intzman & no. ...... ... 180 19(1
Maxon & InIch..... ...- 69 18.1
.erhard 11.entzmas.A *Co. 100 1:1 i
\. & lordhelmet . 10. 125
Whaley, Hayne a. 4
1, A. Barthelmes M .• 50
Otto Rigel Co. ... 15- 00
Total ... ». »............. 71! 11.201
Increase In fleeppearl ... . 409
Or 08 per heat.
se -
The Fa
Fakirs. Ligh
I'm imp
a►.
y for Baronets, Book Agents, Gold Brick
Pelttictane, or any other. kind of Trumps..
the Growing Time.
illtACtC-
Hark back n bit, old fellow, led
you will recall that when good times
entice in the eighties every Tory piper
in the land mooed to recognize that
i'rovloenoe, good times abroad, the
eklll, Industry and frugality of the
peopp - -ar ad, other CEtiei-tiiatn th8'
N. P. had anything to do with bring
ing about such a ',tate of things, to
(ianaida. And all the years your
party was 1n power your press and
polIUlinns taught that to return
the Liberals to power was to bring
about dlaaeter. The Liberals de
aped your blanphemone elnima and ride
tilled your threat's of disaster. They.
do rot now clisim that they are to
be credited with making the ravine to
fall and the set to whine, and filling
the barns of the farmers. They do
not any they deserve credit for the
work of the manufacturer, the me-
ehnnfe, the laborer. lett they de
say, and they have n right to may,
that they have by their policy help
et' to produce the prosperity, to re
move nhtttelra from trade; to facili-
tate commerce, old wanufaeturmg and
benefit labor. They do say -and the
wtssee see it -that when you viclOua
pnrttenna trletl to bulldoze and ter-
rorize their followers and employee",
by the threat that the Liberals
would rule the country if they were
Serrated with power, they were guilty
L ofe Teich
text the enormity
of n falseh e y
t t 11rtrfflr
present ts,niTftkonm tette lYl1N2Q'Id
to the citizens.
The Tortes in gaol time, robbed
Provldeneee of till t•redit foretlie boun-
ties of untrue, and the people of Can-
ada of all credit for Intelligence and
Industry. Toney„ not the Liberal')
charged bad times to Cartwright,
rind good time* to Tilley, Mct.elemp.
Tupper, and Foster. There In re
doubt that the undoing of seine
Tory legielntlon has given an Ice
petty to trate. and the choking oft
of a lost of parasite* on the 00031 -
try. and placing the bt,lneaa of the
(inverrtmeeit on a business basis, ban
had moth to do by way of Improving
eog4itlone. But when the Kulgatan
etews Pete out to try to 01,11 t Cheieb-
elnls of the crime of which the Tories
were guilty from :18tl0 1 1893 it at
tempt, n work M which It will lint
incur the ridicule of all observing.
people.
"moans and Bounds 10 Prosperity -.
Ibn*lllona an %emit'Swelloed by (:. 1'.
li. I'reetld*nt." Thos* are headline*
front the Toronto Mall end I mpire,
Octt 12th, Iron, four year. after the
Tortes maid ape Liberal party would
renege the country lit, gloom and
etearns lion
4111410-4$111.11.88411,11114Y.
4Tr7Vlltrid' Appeal" /i-ih Youue
3I,n.
It is certainly a proud moment to
tee eo many of my fellow -countrymen
In title hall at this moment. It was
A bright moment to me, elven, naming
ep in the-procaarket. 1 1111(1 the !seem
W be etgeorted by young men who
11/1 lee reeved their teueeu in SonuU,
Mica. and whet *211(0 haul u chill(
.41 measure rwor(1s with the Doerr.
(Wirern.)
1(
is to these young Men veru elem.
a mei lu nuc gallery a'ud w ',titer:.
..k.. them, tt 1s to teem that 1 wish
te. nppenl 111 Lit cotstt'dt, while wa
Lure u1 the throe' w u general elec•
dun, areal. itathuuglu they ay not
perhaps all hate she right* vote,
et them remember tide. the h we
nuty he separated by rare 'ani Ian
:nage. by our antecedence, by t
thin, let me assure them that, vrbe•
.u,•r in eltw .e , in Ontario or In Mani•
„uuu, there are chants w the huwlule
,,art *lush rats be tutted by the
nun' key, the key of pare awl tufty
patrto.L.m. (Applause olid clatters re
, s•ey I.11 n galas and ugai11 ) ,Vol now. 01.
the eve of Chir cuutert, let ear telt
1'011. toy fellow.osuitryueen ot- Ont
Carlo, 1t Is with great conilenee that
l leave my cause In your hands. (Loud
appluuae.; Is I she minim Ur •"•'
nal of liberty. for which oar ,neer-
tore hale fought and won. (IteneWed
,applause.)
Touting to the motto over the plat.
norm. Mir Wilfrid rend out the worth',
't?nirm, pence, frienifshrp and triter.
'thy.' (forted aplease and cheering
pp
." -ileow artaala-at
Montreal. lfIr Wilfrid emitlnued,
'nnotiget my f'lleweimintrymrn of
my own rare--(applanme)-1 use thea[
again among my fellow• esuntryncn
of Ontario. (('otttlnned *pi hiest•.) The
words are not mite. They are the
worth of Lafontaine, addre.so'1 4, the
Hefornr're oCtentarie, or 17pper Can
It'ITa tri I14Tt . Mane fire 41irnrlene.
the ramie is still the *ran*-(nppinnaa
-ani the battle hna to be onee more
won. I rely upon you, my fellow-
enuntrymen. to win 1t again nilne
more on the 7th of November."--ftlr
Wilfrid Leerier at Maseey Hall.
11/04 18 (1001f) 1(1401'(111
Ae an PI1110eas of the growing time
under the Liberals, 1t may be pointed
tint thet the Inrrense In ('nnedn'm for-
eign trade ha* been greater In the
Wet four year, than In all the pre -
%Inns perlod sines ('onfederatbc. Tbs
figure* are given Offlelelly tints:
186`1 to 1898, Inerenee ... $107,997,82`+
1896 to 19o0, int ihaae .. 142,600,495
Thus we find that In fotir veers of
the 1.anrler tovernment'e policy our
foreign tnule ham Inrrenesed f84,60'!,-
6C.7 more than 1t Increeeed In the pre-
elnun 29 year*. The Mie of Inrnwee
per annum from 186H to 189" aver-
aged 5:(,7211)68. from 1896 to 1oo10
1
he rate we. $317,680,123 a yenr.
Who wants to gnat 1114)1 n Sedum to
experiment with Tupper ?
EDI TO NO S.
Toront, Y.*utg (on rvatltee hada
Lacey cat -and -dog Si at their Wet
meeting. But things re all right
now. The boasex have .: ---Mit"-next
meeting put oft t111 at t5 eel.v
tion* so as to avoid a It and
1Itedelie 1.
In its report of the big Tory encore
titration In East York the Ma unit
l.mplre ham the following:
Mr. W. F. Mlaelean then addrrrele 1
the meeting on the questlper of t
tiny.
Only that and aottling nese. BOW
the Alnil and Empire loves the Ynr-
leant
The Toronto World allegro that
('anullaps are charged 22r it gallon
whol.nale for real nil. Tint will be
mews to the people who buy it at re-
tail for Mas. Further It .'fly.' the
l;utte.tl Staten eunsauna*r tete' bis Oil
at lOc a gallon retail. Turning up to-
day's' market report in the NPR. York
Journal of Commerce we find that In
New York refined oil Is +gold in ilie-
barrel lots at 11 to 18 cents a gal-
lon. The Monetary Times, Toronto,
Bodes pricer 1n that city, witoieeale,
at '•Cant.11flan, 5 to 10 brie,' 13 1-2c
per Imperial gallon; Can. water white
Tb't bonsert-ativos have rwtn lnnt1cd
Mr. Block and Yr. Kemp to run in
Centre and E fust Toronto. Th err were
a gond ninny soreh xt4e eft the Con-
vention', 1 ut Hir Charles Tupper nuan-
aged to !welly the mnlwut•nta and
:mule an uppearrintc re final unnntm
'ty• Both the nominees are strong
men, and Toronto Le a Tory town.
Oro. B. Ilam estimates thus the
Veva Manitoba finay export 1.1,000.000
busbeI. of wheat. That Is better that
sows people -had hoped for. Still, 1t is
te- . wet --sheet- of -Tupper'. _-pro.
phecy . 040;000,0(1() that Manit>bn
ng years HIM -44
people toxo his bait. Oh, ye.; they
took it ! But he can't fool them again.
The following te a part of the inelendld rered of the fear years of
l.lterul ndtnlnletraUou 1111011 which the Laurier (to(Prutlent appeals to
thxe electors of Canada -
It settled thie Manitoba echoed quarte,, which was the reelect.of er,
(melt racial and religious nsitrovereY. end which rttrkatrly threateuuxl the
peace end welfum of the I) nulntett.
It ak ptiel it tariff which materially rehired lit rat• of taxation,
promoted tinned,. and foreign trade, did no injtutlee to any clues. and ham
ban a means of restoring prosperity to th a px..ple.
It grantee' th, iuports from lireatBritain a tuts/tantlal preference In
the Canadian nuirket over the imports from all other countries. The
ase- ure was dowelled In Great Britain as th, most remarkable step yet
WOO toward, th" unification of the Knaus.
It secures' the ckviuml ation of the Belgian and German treatise •wbk•h
stead W the way of trade uegottatl u with. Jireat Britain.
It sent contingents' of Canadian volunteers W b'lp the Motherland in
the Transvaal.
The aggregate foreign trade of the country has increased In the four
years to the end of June. 1000--si11ce the Liberals canto into power -
by 14_ m►Iliucut, which increase is seventy -mix mllllunr In excess of the
titt111 inert -awe during the period of,eighteen years whet) the Conserva-
tltem were la power.
The reduction hi customs taxation 'Wee the new Liberal Tariff wits
atk>ptell has been not Tear than six (0) millions of tk>liarr. 'It) put It in
other words. 1f the Conservative Tariff had been in operatlpn not less
then cit t81 unlikely of dollari more customui taxation would hate been
Imposed upon the people. 4
11 has fostered awl stimulated the expert trade, particularly of the
prepuce- of the farm.
Within three years after the Liberal lioverament came into power the
export of the farm product* of Canada increased uy nineteen nellienm
of dollars. and the increase since then ham been amasing. During the
whole eighteen years that the C'oeervutiver we..: to power the helvese
wee oily eighteen millions of dollars.
In the hast two fiscal years the surplus of revenue over ordinary ex•
p'nditnre wets nearly thirteen tuhlllune of dollnri.
Its pulley has given ChUlndn a mucic higher status In the world than
it Beer had 13elure.
It gained for Canada the thane -sed gratitude of tier Zioi'-
ernment atel of the people of Great Britain fur Iii p.,ILzy of preferential
treatment to Britain. •
IL has pursued a vigorous px>llee along the line of sltiv'el..pment of trans•
portatlue• faeil{te* Umbel* hate beeu ckeepenee nal ext'u*leo Improv.•
menta have been made in the harbors of Montreal. Quebec. Ht. John and
FtalUax.
It cstal Fri) s1 leanly postage with erect Britain and the larger portion
of ber postiessioas.
The Hon. W I1 am ulko 1I: 1?oetnnieter•t:eneral, wet the fleet to suggest
the Iugwrtal aonferente which brought about Imperial penny psatuge.
It elstabllehed u two-t•ent .enthetic posUtge rate; meld •rete also up
plias W letters posted in C'artndh and addressee,' to the United State*.
It established a portal note myetrw-u greet t•outettlen:•a to Imrlue.es
news and the people generally. \
14 extended the lntereoluaial hallway W Mtsntreal=ibe btl/lpes' cen
tre of the Dominion.
It granted entindal nil toweMe the conrtructlun of the Crow's Nest
Vase Rallwaj-. The building of that railway was admitted by iioth pnarties-
to be absolutely neceemary- for the proper development of the great min-
eral resources. of British ('olumbhn. lta the agreenu nt for the remitrurti.yl
of the railway the Government secured importat.t cntce•rnluns in freight
retest to the farmers of the west, h isd also -protein' against a poosrtble
monopoly 16 coat.
l.lberty, law and order have been established In the Yukon without
test by way of taxation W the l:oml upon.
It abolished' the monstrous Franchise, Art.
It repealed the Huper:utnu.ttiun Act -so fur 41. new appointee.. to the
service are concerned -the provisions of which were shamefully taken tee
Vintage of by the l`gnservntive Government to Kerte political ends.
It attetnptsvttn-repeat the-worst-fenttireof the 1.4rrydtttnder A -t and
_lathe 11tale ..county rietl bat-ilea-ptarttznt, I+ennte. tAk...'ffN{ed iia ef'
furls,
11 provided) against the ewratlpg eystem In the p erform:wee of Get
P rtilr,ent contracts, nud appointed a competent man to carry this out.
1t gnre the people nn oip,rtUnl ty of expel ening their mind.. on the
prohibition question.
It sugeeeded In inducing the Kentish Ouvrrement to consent to entu•t-
The Markets
beadiest Wheat *larketa.
Following are the
at Iwlortant wheat
Milwaukee ............
Tole*, ... ............
Detroit. reit ....._ ...
Detroit, wllite .........
Duluth, No. 1 t'orth
Duluth, No. 1 (Lard..
Mlnnerpolb, Nit 1
northern
Minneapolis, Ng. 1
eloslsg quotation.
(entree Lesley
reek !tiny...
0 8_ 1-2
077
072 0 77 1-4
078 a-4 0821-v
0 76 3-4 --
07411-1 --
9 77 1-2 0101-1
079 1 :f -
0 78 5-8 0757-s
Toronto Verniers' Market.
Oct. 22.-Reeelpte of grain oe tlw
street market Ivare tualay ngglegntee
1,10J 1 u hes. Tree i were nbau'. les.
Ler l uh •1 (ower on all kinds.
Wheat -Feer hundred bushels of
white sold steady at 681 2 t. Uts•,;
300 Wehrle to nal sold 1 2e. lower, at
68 1 _ to BUc., and 900 Lu•h.•1e of gooey
1-ee k,wer, at 671 2e.
Barley -Two thousand bushels raid
1 2t•. k,wer, at 43 to 47 1-2c.
Outs -Five hundred bushels mold 1.2c,
lower, at 29 to 80c.
Hay and Straw-1(ecelpt of h 1y
were lighter, and the price was firmer,
ten locus selling at $18 4, $11.511 per
tin. au advance of 50e.
Breese, bogs are steady, at $7.75 to
*Si per cwt. Itet•elpte are fairly hwhty,
and the next cut in price will weer, It
ls said, uu Tuesday.
Ureneed Meats -Trade Is *.the, mid
there is a goal demand. Veal tali,.
are weaker to -day. and are quoted nt
46 to $8 each. The prices sof other
meats are ern.
Butter -Th • l'ght offerings of the
past few days bite caused proem Lt
*Offen a little, and 20 to _2r. Ie now
askel for pound relit Thee es a wrap.
Prate detuelnd, anti geed 1 utter hurts
ready mak..
Egg,.Henvy receipts and n dill
market. Prices decline' a cents per
dozen. and new Wei could be Ixu;ht
to -stay for 18 to 20c.
lbultry-Prime are well maintain-
ed, and the active demand for gold
agto'k le continued. Tote rinpply war
rather large and .trade wan fair. Tlw
titterer elassen of poultry were glow
reline, but were very plentiful ('hick
inns are quoted a little higher at et
to 65c per pair ; ducke at 40 to 70•.
gesso at 8 to Ne ler pound, end tun
keys at 11 to 13e per paid.
Potatoes-Prkros are stationary, at
30 t, 40, per bag. There la little 1.1
qulry me yet, and cerement is slow.
Hollers are anxiously waiting for
continued cold weather, which will
stimulate the demand.
Applre-('h tee (unittle. are gelling
at 41 to 41.511 per barrel, but there
ls no greet aetivlty. The ca11 fur
.'heap gra•lce has ten/tete
ing legislation for the pure *P of itikowtng trent tnnudye in fireat Britain
to he Inv-enti•1 In Canadian eovernrhent securities. The advantage of
this •'..,,.'humin in widening the market for Canadian Mande 1s of it ter,(
substantial character. The importance ut fhb was long recognised by
the Conservative tiovernaMet, but all thein• effort. toobtala It were un-
auccetfetu(, ..22._22
Through lion efforts of the Hon. Mr. nu , Iltstater of Airfoil!' it
the verat-oIs querentte- repll,tluar that ell ed between Catndn and
the United States were al.,liahrtt.
1t bar eetablirhed n pwrfet't .'yet P111 of cold ntor for cheese, nutter,
egg•. meat*, traits. ete., at the place of preduellon In transit to the
warkete of consumption.
Ilomis of ii Tam Nike dila reserved for the au'tual settler and not for
the speculators.
1t lute secured for Manitoba and the North-West Terrlt le' 10j1.1104_
settl*rr. -
It lung eat,bllehed a system of .eold sl0rpge fur sea tlCherawn where
by they get fresh balt all the year round
it teas able to reduce our public debt by aearly a *Moe &tilers taut
15e; 4merlcaa water wine, 101-2e."
s five of our Imperial gallons equal
v.of the 1 S. wine 41101114, thy. dif-
fe rine, freight added, 1s very little.
Wit the World try a little harder:'
8 r ( ries Tuppw, speaking in Enet
Toren en 8atarlay, repeated Hitt
usual rl role about Sir Wilfrid
Laurier's " ranee and !»cap netty,"
and toasted hit h" h td taaglit N'r
Wilfrid a few 'tgs about, th a ,deme
of government,. n Monday, Rev. Dr.
Thames. preach'n' n th rnk,gitIna
sermon in Jarvis Street B rptist
Church. Iatd :
>i have always av ole '41 latriluo l (g
polltire into Lha pulpit, - I i will not
dorm now, hely 1 cannot ht ) -nein mine
as eine of thi rename for t : nktsgtvttti
Il'' fact that wa have a I'reler who
his proven himself so•mtntsmlike In
• admtntvttattnrrat ttl r
01 hie offi4, who le so stainless
t barecter ; who le so Just and Cont.
tory In hie mein:- utterances: Who
so broadly and unselflhhly patrkiti
that, although a Catholic: In Its rens-
low faith, he commends the oonftk'nex
and loyalty of Protestants as nooth•'r
.ata a1 -t rs, 11 rm..
ait t
thno cow d."
If Sir Charles were really deelroas
of seeing Great Britain go bark to
protection he shooed have weight is
rare ice Abe flrelewh, not ill.' e ete nrtt,tlr:
Parllntnent. Why didn't he get Mr.
C'hninberlain to billet hitu :' Was 1t
because hr knew mach 41 proposal
would be malted by any [trills'
Stet mere ?
Thi tote ?metgn trethr vR
in 1803 was $2.47,8:18,829. In
when the Torlrm were buries,' f
power In diagram it had Gallen
$:!39,025,480. in the fourth year
of Lileeral rule It has inrrenwrd to
$3M1,625,855. Ilow do the organs
answer such atatwmeuts M fort?
They cry "flown With Tarte !" They
weren't' by such hinrkgnnrlly tactile
tint they have no ease.
A Montreal commercial report ,ayn:
"Wholesale trade continues to be re-
markably SOod.F'nrtOriel and Wile of
a!I knits an running full time, Fuld
poi) mentos Peers whero nrr well met.
Th° woollen trine, which had been
rather quiet on nrrnnnt of the mild
weather, hue picked up wonderfully In
the Inst few day*, nnd there le geed
itemised fon henry wear " Can the
'Pocket find 1n this report any ren*on
why I hero *hold hen elan nge of teiv-
ernment ? Th" stork differs fret"' oho
eon, merchanIs nnd minitrite Sunee
heti to tall In t$98.
tfa
96
Toronto Live trtock learfsmt--
Export cattle, cholon, per cwt. $ 10 $1 •
Export cattle, light, per owe.. n, le 4 M
Butcher.' cattle ptek.d 35 to A
Butcher.' cattle. choice.. 91 le le
Butcher: mule. good Su to 1
40 medium 75 b 3
Butcher, .vw,moe, OW OWL30 le 3 811
Mulls, export, heavy. /erMtSO to 1 IS
Ituh& gxport.14hL WIC OWL00 to 3 eo
eedere.ahort-keoP....... ••••• un 10 1 y
V
ender,, heavytel to S GS
F''oddrri,' llgbL. • 1x1 to 3 23
Meeker*. 100 to 730 lee So to 3 m
or -rotors and betters,1 75 to 1 IS
Feesties hulls , 30 to 3 to
Light elect ilei per cwt; 1 SO to 1 SS
Milch teem,, melee. . ism to seer
Akeep. a ew1i,?PS ewe 3 t1 to 3 01
do. ba i.` __ 1 30 to 3 •
`tin:.•p. bu 0 1 t4 3 •
Ironic. ...i-1 7S 7S b 1"!
do per re _. -..310 ie 1II--
Ielves, per 1 U to . N•
year•
ice
tl11tJID0110 KNIPIKK TRAGIC
INTIelteeTB. '
It would be Idle to say that the pre-
ference hae not had n stimulating ef-
fect on our tendo with Britain. When
the duty In cut down 25 per rent. an
increase of imports 1n sure to follow.
The Increase of the preference to
33 1-3 "per cont. will have the same
tendency. -Toronto Hun.
Imports from Great Briteie: - -
1900 ... ... ». ... ... ... ...444,844,761
.-- a _.... . 32.979,742
lion-10014no11 WAR **MANTA)."
London, too. feels the growing
time. fleet ls a statement showing
the way Air Charles' prophecy that
---wteeM nibs the reen-
try's Industries ha. been falsified
In Loodoi1 :
Na of Emlplon -'i.
1695. 1900.
1k101ary Mtg. 001 .. -- .430 1100
E. I,exwbard Egg. 0y. _..... -" 131 ---1410
Wortman & Ward ... 50 80
0. S. Perrin . Ji 0 "5&
1wtnik,0 ILrt (lo. ..l ......... 20
London Beet t Woxlcs ". i0
P leven. Mfg. Co. ... ,.• ,.. 1.6
llennret Furnlshingb. (•.
Ootambla Handle Co....... 00
45
tH)
170
74
80
--
Totals Totals ... ... ... l.ri
incremme, it. oompared *118 1668.
470, or 4411 per oust.
"i do not know that 1 'Wield find
fault with the ('onmervntivei. I want
1 hoot to come tont In their true colors;
e nd they no longer. pone n' tin
rosettes ie b,ynity when they *low
tint their loyalty Is not In the hen rt,
bit that. It springs from the stom-
ach." -Air 1Vilfrtd Leerier.
Inorexap :» .» ... ,........ 411,685,022
Export@ 'of Manufactured goals to
(/Teat Britain:
1 » .» e. »............. 8,799,266
0;
1 ............ $1,734,1)32
Manses tN tetladlan bacon and hams
In lura • tido:
Year. Founds.
184,949,129 412,749,175
1896 ... ». ». ' :.018,618 4,870,349
Increase . 8 880,016 8,8701,826
Snits of ('anndla forest products In
Great Rritnln :
10(1') .. _. ... ... ... ...415,055,411
1801 ... ...... «._-na «. .. 12,186,808
,606
Skis of a egltmrat •prod. • and
soffeels nod' thele ygbdlibie-ta -: t
Britain :
1000 ... ... ... ,»
1896 ... ,» a ». ». 42,074,887
Thereon: .» ».. ........... 1820,488,084
That ,ort of Laing will do chore ill
hind the Empire together than thou-
•an.1s of Teepees and Hugh .!ohne And
million, of race and religions pnmph-
let.. The preference prefers.
' Ontario moat help to smash Tarte "
Mull end Empire. The organ added,
tint 41141 not pnhlieh, "Mean,* he ex
pwwwi nn1 hrr.tght Tony buillere to
prisma." Tint's the secret of the he
trail of Tarte.
iMtMIMM
PKIIYM('TI,Y AA'rlvlrlP:D.
We is Montreal are perfertlr
ent.$f led, We- lamer - -. were w,
booty In our Iles (lar firm lout
been bit busing= for over forty
years. and I can any that we
newt .experienced a tariff that
worked en well and so smoothly
M dote 18' present, and t dean
eat tit this to the ggimeral
feeling In Montreal. I only bole:
that the next five oe ten or
more year.+ may give us It 04r0-
Unita/we of the era of prop •r
tty w. bare enjoyed during the
last two year*.
(Mr. S. Coulson. Mottnai, rut -
the sataat mewttagv of the t:an-
nd'nn Rouen trtrt titers' .%ro,.'h-
t11141.j
MMsf1M NYMIPAWFP5PWP'RMNMr.YMUr' ue
Rr'h Tory P 1Mes,
But, apart front that. hew would 11
he pesibke for the (conservatives, if
rectal, t, keep th-Ir promisee? How
nodi it be prelble, for In.tance, to
1.e twee k.ynl to the Motherland than
th.e Liberals are, and nt the same
time to lees Bride!) ? myth these p ro-
m!mee have been made. How would It
be tsr*lhle to itrengtlieit the hands of
the, ,manufacturers by putting noire
backbone in the tars t, and at the.
same till* remove sit the' duty on
agricultural implements? Both thew
promisee have been mate.-Wootlstrk
Expos. Ind.
w The Man Who Yarns Reek.
The whole of Mr. Mantionald'a plat
publlr life is a vette of ploughs' left
atandtng In the iurrtws Ile enema
now blind the puttee to thn1 fifteens
d the pest, by deeding them with
the net it keel, splendors of his pir-
turn of the wonderful things hp Kayo
he would like to rki with ngr^il-
teral Implement* ti the future. --
Manitoba Free Prue.
Anil 11e No,. 1:'t
Hoae.rhotre,
Hoa.., tat, :der
Hgr,.11ght, per cwt
How. corn tad
Mow.
'--� 000 W , M..
"ytiL t � tt►:.v�sni
Cheese 14
Lontket, Oct. :11.- int
ket six factories off
Sept niter^Z7
630 white. ` No Males , 11
Belleville. Oct. ' 0.-.tt t
of the ('hews Board held be
there were offered 1,6U wit!
.111) Colored cheese, chiefly (k
make. No bids and no baler.
Cowansvillit, Que., out. 20.-.\t t
weekly meeting of the Eastent Town
ehip 11(ir)mewt'r Board of Trade here
to city etxty factories offered n.11:,
tx,xts of cheese and 2 creameries of-
fered 76 bones of tatter. H. H. IIIb
Mint several 51. boxer of butter at
_01 ; balance unsold. H. H. Hibbard
bet tiled 859 butes of cheese at 10:1-1x-.
W. I'. Hibbard 90 at 10 3-4c, J. liaison
418 at 10 8.1[•, and .85 at 10 13 16 •.
Total taxer of eisseen sold. 1,452. un -
• 1.663
Ogdensburg, N. T., Oct. la -Attie'
meeting of the Board of Trade this
enemas) shout 700 cheese were of-
fered. and 500 were sold at 10;e4r.
Watertown, N. Y., Oct. J0. -(AI the
Cheese ikard to -day 100 hotel of
sm 111 white rheas were sold at 11r.
.1f ter the closing the gales oil the
street were 900 boxes of large white
Oliver at 105.8c, and 511 boxes lit
10 I -Cc.
i'outlt Finch, Oct. 20. -'Ree rescuer
meeting .4 the Horth Finch (Arne
Board west held last evening, the
Imy'ers present being 14 . l'run-
nor. W. Logan, Welah. Birdmen) end
efeeregor. The number of cheese
Iioarlevl wan 8.19. of w11Jch 554 were
whit and 303 colored. The price of-
fered to the board was 10 3 -lc for
both, but no sales were made.
Head etru.t's oa Trade.
ling
today
and
r
Wholesale trade at Montreal allows
few thanis from a week .ago: The
fee
gooprai-
The feature of the week hes been
further smart advan'as In rattan
geode by the big mills. ant in the
rase of another mill the wlthdrnw.tl
temporarily of priers'. Groceries and.
provlrlons are In gootl demand nnd
generelly firm. Dairy products iter
Ilan at the high level of privet 4et
has been melntalne l for some temp.
'Menem at Winnipeg has boon quiet.
This, Is the season when an Increased
demand fluently tikes, ptaee for heat}
winter sonde, but owing to the rt'p
dm
mng° eonntry traders nrr buying
rnntlotuly. The grain movement (.M
enure light owing to the delay In
threshing. The t'nortgage eorepatrlrm
report n great many load, Joint
thmngh.
in TLondom there has been a fair
hueinww .lane this week. Trnde at
the country (wares la not especielle
active owing t0 the fine weather (hut
has prevails, for fall farm work.
Rne'nesn at the large mast cities
has been aloes. "Mere In very
little trading being don, for
the northern pnlnte, owing to the
.earelty of vessel roma. Vetere ere
generally firm. Trade nt entelend,
Neleen and other mdning eont.rP• Is
reported to he more heels. °wins
doubtless to large mining operation.
het lee harmed on. Collsctdoen nM
rather slew. dptrtnmt
At flnmitten theretoa good
fg.•nernl /tap(* inm dote the
fn11
anorti winter from retailers Vnin0•
are firm for all staple goxvin (eller
Dons are very falr for title outman
At Toronto this week there hes
linen a fair movement considering the
mli,1
weather. T1* whnleerle 1'"'e°
sire looking forward to the eerie
nt rv,Is wsathar to move hravv ilnM
H9igtt •loin will reeeh* are more flreln exporters report the fer,tn'r'
olellrerle'm o/ rain Ilght Vnlaes for
Inyltatlona t. glaak In (--paean. Hldlalt .fmpl. groRM err Frey firm wi•.h
Herghstvtlness la gets.--Branlfnrd farther athaeees In ,Miert i9V ' the
Erp .I tor. week.