The Signal, 1909-10-7, Page 5THF SIGN AL : GODRRION. ONTA RIO
THE HIGH COURT.
SETTLEM WHEEL RIIN GODERICH VS.
young vs. Exeter Canning Company
Dismissed Bisset Case against
Guelph & Goderich Railway and
Genteactor Pilton Settled -Several
Cases Postponed -- Mr. Justice
Clute Presides.
---1 .
The jury sittings of the IIigh Court
for this cannily were held teL week,
romuteuciug un 'fbutaduy afternoon
after -
nod concludingdin on 111 beim 11 me
noon, they g judge R
ter. Justice
elute. Of three went Lente al yen-
the
,.tier being either settled ee•tween
mt11Mr. g
the earlier or aJjourued:
Town of Otderiah vs. the (ilderirh
1910e1 Rigs Co.. Ltd. 'this act'
anew ,net of • dispute 4W for the
'lemma which the company owed the
town on the first payment of the loan
of S51t141) advanced by the iiiii l-
.pall(y. The detrenturt r were issued
under date of February 1.1, Inlet but
the pnw'eeds of the sale of the dean -
too es
.•tx n-
tooes were not banded over to the
rompauy until April lush, the ts.w'n
claiming that this was on ,u•cutulr Int
the a 1'ally'4 not having its plant
ramlplrt4• with all the annel ' •x in-
stalled, and the company claiming
that the delay wag on :i:euuut of ttie
t..wu's not having seconded in selling
the debentures and claiming ale that
It Sits ready fur the loan uu Fcbrual y
isl.
j' hal tr nhkt�andr-
company agrrtvl to accept the am1uum1
the town received end elbow 111** 141:
Ince of the 11:01.4110 to 11+ adjusted
when the company ma le its first re-
payment. The delwntures, however.
had been earning interest from F'rbrn-
aiy Isl to April 13th and 5411(!.15
arrfnel intrust was paid I,y the pur-
chasers 11 the debentures. The el Mt -
ray clairned it was entitled to this
"anti. IN, as it held that it was hal a ly
fol the payment of the luwt'a lean
February 1a1. TIW amount the town
paid neer to the company was 11WLI,'res
clot Mss than the $,leu), And when
the rowpwny same to wale its first re-
payment te the town it claimed that
1 wa.. entillel to interrant fora year "n
ties bl,:fAl, as the town had had the
u>..•„1 the money for that'aerial.
-TIIe 4•ew4)* suit war for SI.alla the
baton,* due on the first payment of
pr{:,1st eiter deducting the $I,:irl of
the 01 igi\tat loan which• the rnmpany
had not roNiTived. His lordship held
that the cOmipany was entitled to in -
compromise
un t 51.:111 and adviser) a
compromise ,tnetween the 11:arties,
The town «.Nestor expreawd the wifl-
iagu.*s of the t wn w effect a cone
promise by chain in the date of the
mortgage front F
I:dh of April, the r
the town the baton
Bear's interest/con S1,:
randt ..1 the Wheel
this.
The consent minute%
plying theft on the part of Mies
Cousins. The defendant denim the
alleged slander. On application of
counsel for the defendant trial of this
ac ' was post p wed to the next non -
)icy rittinge of the Court. on Novrin-
ber 211131. W. I'roudlont, K. U„ fur
plaintiff. L. F. Denney for defend-
ant.
Workman vs. Uulescan-An action
by James Workman, of Stanley,
against George Coleman, of the same
townrbip, for 581111 damages to grow -
II) titt4lWr•, surface sell and fencer on
plaintiff's property caused by fire
spreading from defendant's property
iu October of tart year. The jury re•
turned with a verdict for the plaintiff
for WO, and His lordship directed
judgment to be entered accordingly.
with ao.ta of the action. W. Proud -
toot, K. C., hand H. J. D. Cooke for
1'1441(AT. 4, M. Best for defendant.
Bisset Ve. the Guelph & (loderich
Itailway Cu. and M. A. Pigott it Co. -
An action fur damages, owing to
fences on the plaintiffs property not
icing rer'tecled 44 room as agreed.
Judgment wan entered by consent
against 11. A. Pigott & Uo. for S:IO2.SIi.
without cost**, the Railway Company
having paid on this settlement $3112.8I)
in full 4.1 its proportion of the amount
forming the settlement.
F'c•rgu.on vs. G. T. R. 1'o. -An
action ion fel• 51,111) damages by %Valliant
J. Pergusou, ut :it. Marys, who at lie
of the. accident, Oclulwr, 19114,
wax xlayillg in the township of Hay.
sustained by ratline through an open
at dire ay in the baggage now ul the
defendant company at \Vioghaw; due,
as eleitued, to the defendant's negli-
gence. 'Phis action one settled Iw-
tNl•e),1h,•4((•) s. Dudley Hululr•
n
f,n pleiItll. %V. H. Biggar for de-
fendant.
The Batik of llawilton vs. 1). idc-
4 h.nekl end- Sohn Hwtrr,114m Ao we-
t iun adjourned from- rut court,
brou(:ht by the Bulk of Hamilton to
recover the . nt et a 1141.(111M
drawn by defendant John Hamilton.
of T,1rritierry. in favor of D. Alelh.n-
sad. of A.htlrld, and endorsed by hire.
The rhrg5))' wax rasllwl in Ripley, hot
dist -ed when forwarded to the
hi smell of the (sank at \Vinghau.
rrlul of this maim) was postponed till
the next 114411-jlll y sittings r1 the
l'o+nt D. Holmes for plaintiff. Al.
G. Cameron, K. 1' . for defendant,
riaby has. -Horton n n - n -ar-
tr rt net a1. 4'i
h
*ion, which is in cmtml.' tion with the
purchase by ft. A. tiatenbyp, of flatle-
t -lett. of stock in the F:.plitalde liras Co.
of B.an.p•"n, WA. p"sl$Mo1)'d ere the
next iury'sittings hf the C •t.
.ruary 1st to the
nlpa17 l., pay to
churned Iexs a
I. and Manager
igs agreed to
lows :
1. The mortgage in sure
reformed by making the an
meets hereafter fall due upas
I:ieh in each year.
'2. All payments mule unite
mortgage to he counted as of the
day of April. 110111. The defendant
pay $'2,:211, less $1,:111 and inter
thereon for one year at : per cent.
`.:1 Each party to pal• its own costs.
0. Barrow fur plaintiff. 11. le. Ithair
for defendant.
McGaw ve. Nicholson -An anion
by Bourg. 11. Mc(law against Peter
Nicholson. arising out of the trrrns-
art' of the plaintiff and d.•fendent
in connection with their work on the
r4dillMtlfat1na basin in the town of
Iioderirr. The plaintiff (-leirus $2.14'.1.
and interest, the unmet of an order
given him by the defendant on the
town treasurer of North Bay, which
was not htmored; ale) 5:911 and in-
terest, the amount of a nuts which
the plaintiff endorsed. The 5'2.111*
wan the Balance. due plaintiff. accord-
ing to the 4t atement of claim. after
u*ynn'nt of S,in in amt. on are 1 01
$2.Sts seek in the Wilstern Commie
Fluor Mille CO., ietd., which the plain-
tiff lent to the defendant and which
wan pledged by the defendant with
the Sovereign flank. The• i'(endnnt
says that the stock was given rover
se
part of the laaustaind in t e con,
tract on the -sedimentation hake.
Thr defendant further allege. that the
plaintiff was to join him in partner-
ship in an undo taking et North Bay.
and did not do sn, and says that. the
$,,0h4) order was for half tin. expected
profits from the undertaking. This
action was eeltled between the
parries. I,. E. D'ancey for plaintiff.
M•'lialighey & M.'l:urry for defendant.
Young va. the Exeter ('.outing Cu. -
An action by Wm. Young, of (lode. -
"'h. to hale 5.2,:/11) of Mock in the de-
fendant company nancelled and to
have 11t,750, the proceeds of notes
given h) the plelutlff to A. tj. l3ohier,
who was selling stock in the defend •
ant eottit/an , returned, with interest.
The plaintiff signed an appiieat inn for
stock and at the same time gave Mr.
Bolder notes to the amount of 53,E-1lllr,
which, however. he claims were for
the latter's accommodation and not in
Payment of the *Heck. The plaintiff
claimed that no notice of allot mon. of
stork Was ever received by hitt and
that tar requirements of the stabile/1
were not carried out with
respect to
the filing of the company's prospectus
with the Provincial Mecretery. Hi.
lordship, however, hekt that an allot -
sent of stock had been made, awl
that, if there were any irregelsrity as
In the Iroepeclils, it did not render
the subscription for eteek void but
vnidpMr, and that. by his act in be-
coming a director of the company.
theplaintiff had barred ,,his right of
voiding the subscelption. .Judgment
nee entered dismising the action, hot
without costa. W. I'roudhot, K. 1' .
for pleintiff. P. Madman for defend-
ant.
Horton VN. (tadkte- An aetion by
(Jenrge 11. Horton, of Hawick, for
damage alleged to have been etl4telnPd
1'y hie property, an island, and the
M'premeh thereto, a wooden hrltgt', by
the ranting of the water in the hake
owing to the raising of defendant's
di nl, the defendant being: a e'i(1-
owner. The damages claimed were
P*1. Trial of this action wan Pm"'
ere as fol -
.n to be
tel pay -
April
ehr
u,
ECHOES OF ME FAIR.
„ un keenil from page 4,
Flt 1. I,1) WHITS. '4 MARTA
ETC.
long rel n*angeld wurtzele, T. W.
Hal! ; globe manicotti "taro/Ade, T. W.
14e11 ; intermediate inangold wur*zels,
H arriett and E. Hayden, T. W. Bell ;
.ogmr mangnldw. for sugar purposes.
T W. Bell. It. W. Andrews: Swede
turnips. 11. F._ Morris. O. W. An-
drews : white carrots, T. W. Bell ;
ear. corn, Dent. A. Curzon, F. K.
Bingham : field corn. any other
variety, T. 11'. Bell, f(. le. Morris : six
largest haunt's. H. le. Morris, T. W.
Belt ; twelve largest and best stalks
Held corn. A. Curzon, (leo. Mowerhy ;
sugar leets for sugar purposes, Mrs.
Ill. W. ('hurrh.
DAlltl' PRODUCTS.
Ten p"11r,.1s table batter, rolls or
prints, y. H. Juhtr'.ton, Percy Stew-
rr, J. H. )Vo*.., li ; ten pounds table
Iter. itt crock. \V. K. Durnin, S. H.
nstun, D. %'. fl amiitun: chews,.
'se than twelve pounds. home.
Mrs. Geo. I,aithwaile, J. K.
%Vise.: butter, five p minds in roll,
S. H. J hmton, Pena- Stewart ; tui
e eruck f butter. not less than forty
po und•. 1, a Hamilton, S. H. John
ston. .4. J. Goldthorpe : butter, five
Lae.lrlds 111 re w, S. H. Johnston, Leta
1I*rlllltm11, Geo. !Ailhwaite:
twelve one -pot d prints of Nutter,
Lena Hamilton, H. John.tan, Mrs.
.1. 11. Johnston.
11(tI(TI('l'LTt'HA DEPARTMENT.
AI'I'I.
1.
not
111411,•
Ten varieties. G. Andrews. J.
%'. Salkeld & tarn ; x varieties.
r.s'kiug. Mos. J. 'f. Sal Id. J. W.
S olk.ld A Son, T. W. hell ; .1*
/griefi"4. deeecrt, J. 11 Salkeld
& von, MI•r. J. T. Strike's' yellow
lran.p er•eIt, J. Archie Tont: onion.
of Indentlurg. H. F. Morris, . W.
Salkeld A Son. 1'. A. %Veils : A1z* der,
T. %V. Bell : St.. Lawrene•, John . ar
,cis. le. 1: Bmgh/on; Mrintnsh 1
law. %V1)1141y, sr.; 210 -ox. p" Tin or ea
Ashen. Alex. Young. 11. 1 , Rundle;
*How. W. Andrews, A. ('01PL"n : weal-
tBy, (i. W. Andrews, H. F. Mona.;
eifl,fnn ',quoin, Alex. young, J, 1V.
4alkehl & Mon, L. P. Rundle ; king of
'fon11'kins c'unty, T. W. Bell. Jas. lar•
Mamas. Rot,t. Qnald : cranberry ptpptn,
Wilson Oke, Rota. Andrews. J. W.
S ilkeld & Sort : PewMlkee', G. W. An-
drews; Wagner, John Marquis. %'.
Andrews : Hubhar4141n1'1 Il a nl 111 a h.
T. Salkeld ,
Westlield's seek
Mot. J. 'I .
no. ferth.r, .1. %V. Salkeld k Sial. Mrs.
,1. T. Mnikehl : Rhode tetanal greening.
tiro l.aithwaitr, .1aa, J1e.leqntos,
Archie• Beatty : B•tlwin G. %V. An-
drews, Itobt. Quaid, T. ' '. Bell ; Tal-
rnan's sweet, Bola. Ates ew•, 1. 1'.
Montle ; Americas golden russet, Ja-.
%I.•Nla,ns. J. W. Salkeld & yon, T. \\ .
Hell: (lana., rod, A. C.11zon: (alla-
WAler,.1- W. Salkeld k Mon. Knit.
Andrew.; Phoenix, Wilse4a Ok., A.
r S F'nr.e
• N net nesse
Carron , r
Ontario, L. P. Rundle, ,las. NIcM•nni,
J. 1V. y*IkoI'l k Son ; Swazi!. pornmP
guise, (1, W. Andrews, Mrs. .1. T.
ealkeld : northern son. 11'ilmoh k.'
Alex. Voting, Archie gently; \I nal,
O. W. Andrews. T. W. 14.•11: Blenheim*
orange pippin, 11, F'. Morris, Isaac
Salkeld ; relied, C. A. %'ells, G. W.
Andrews ; seedling, Mrs. A. E Nlathe-
son, O. A. Wells. A. Curzon ; any
other variety, Wilson Oke, M, Furse,
Rundle : end., Mrs. A. E. Mathe-
son, Geo. lalithw•ite : quinces, Rohl.
Andrew M. Fume.
PR A RM.
Mix varieeti.e. fr. K. Hingham, M.
Four, Mrs. O. %V. Church: t)ue4 ver•1-
etire., %Vrll. Warnock, J. %V. Saalfeld k
Aon, .1. Arent/. Tnmt Bartlett. C. A.
Wells, Mrs. J. T. Satiric], le. K. Bing-
ham ; Ditehess D•Angooleme, J. Archie
Tom, Ie. E. Bingham, Ma. W. Mc-
Creath; Lrmis Bonne *1...ler/sy, %Vm.
Werno ek, Ie. i . Bingham : Ileurre
J . 1
Arc is Tum ; seedling, J u x. ndrew Johnston, laces am ton :
Whitely. rr. ; Niagara, 0. A. It old ; I etting. collection of a pieces. Mrs. l•"
any other variety, -Jos. Whitely, er., Duty, Melia 8)41'11104w ; eyo lel kr
J. E. Jandau ; (fermata prune, 13. I % ellaohian ei,IIar and ruff set, J. el
Moulingstar. ( 11owlit, Lena Hamilton ; pillets top.
MRACNaa. Mouutwellick, J. S. Cowrie-, Mrs. Wul,
AlcCrrath ; mounted sufa cushion, eye-
let. J. S. Howrie; cushion tun den,
Mrs, Chas. Black, Mime K. Buch,ulan,
It'uut.lnied oil page 11.)
Four varieties, F. E. Hingham 'Lsd;
Fitzgerald, Wm. Warnock, Maleolus
McKay; early Crawford, Rube, Quaid,
H. D. eed ; Crosby, F. K. Bingham,
S. Morningstar: late Crawford. 1.. P.
ititndie, S. H. Johnston; KIMvta, S.
Morning.Lar, F. K. Bingham ; guy
whet variety, F. E. - Blughrw. L. IP
Rundle ; needling, G. 11. Pennington.
Mrs. J. A. Fowler, C. A. Welly.
IIRAI'Kh.
Twelve varieties, Wu*. Warnock :
right varieties. Win. \Varnoek. S.
Morningstar: four varieties, Wu1.
Warwick, Y. Morningstar: Delaware,
1Vea. Warnock, C. A. Wells; Com
enrd, Mr,. (leo. Laithweite, %Von.
%Varnock; Hartford, %Vw. Warnoek,
Mrs. J. A. Fowler ; Meyer, Wan.
Warnock ; M tore.* diamond, C. A.
Wells, Wm. Wrrnol•k ; Eaton, Win.
Warnock, U. A. Wells; early victor,
Won. Warnock ; i'irgennes, Wm.
Warnock, S. Morningstar; Clinton,
Isaac Salkeld, Mts. J. '1'. Salkeld;
C.unpllell'. early, Wm. Waronr•k
M.arosmit, Midgets' No. 3, Will. War-
nock ; Wilder, Rodgers No. 4, \Yui.
Warnock, S. Morningstar; Lindley,
Rodgers' No. 13, \Vw, Warnock. `t.
Morningstar ; Agawam, Rodgers' No.
1:,, Wm. Warnock, H. Morningstar
Alerrisnac, Rodgers No, 19, Win.
Warnock ; Salami. Rodgers No, 22. *4.
\lorningstar; Herlwrt. Kudgers' No.
14, Wm. Warnock, K. Morningstar:
Niagara, Mrs. Grit. Laithwaite, Jus.
Whitely, sr. ; Empire state. 0. A.
Write; Jessica. 'Wm. %Va•nork;
%'o*drn, W111. \Vat•nock. Mrs. J. '1'.
Salkeld ; Moore's early, S. Morning•
star : Brigipon.-..W'st-_ Wutnuck.
Morningstar; \Vinrhel, %-y g red
and northern light, %V in. Wertiock ;
eu1- other variety, 1. E. Hingham.
% w. %Val nock.
Fut• coughs and colds use Allen's
Laing Hideout. Relief is warranted or
money !e()Rdari, -
G
If )'Crr't,;j, i
Even people who are usually
healthy occasionally require
some kind of afood tonic. • Fer-
rovim, that excellent combi-
nation of beef, iron and sherry
wine, if taken when the sys-
tem is run down from over-
work or a slight cold, will
prevent a more serious illness
Ferrovim gives strength to eon -
"The D. k L." Emulsion sults by valescents and all thin•blooded
Men with most beneficial results by
hose who are run down or suffering people. $1.tll) a bottle
rout after effects of la grippe.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Futures Close High -
sr, Chicago Lcwer-Live Stock
-Lrte.t Quotations.
M undd)' I: rrh4, oect. 4.
Lh, rpuul wl .-, i l,' r. -s ,.used VI to
%J Iogl.er, cmc S'al 10 -1d 11 I,er.
,'4)541,, Ik-a mW r aloe 11 closed a,tl
ua,•r Iran &a,lutda). 1 . ,'. bar corn 1oso
uw,•r, 5,1,'1 1,r, rtnbrr costs 11, lower.
Winnipeg Options.
w'bmit hag uaiub.r who at rluaa.l "ye• low'
.•r O 4l Maturlay lhtub••r eat■ uc,higher.
wheat-tk tuber :r', 14s,-tobrr oder,
Cats -.,aro •r• 33sjr. 11•.,,•mber 33$r',
%1.. L'Ac.
Toronto Grain Market.
What, fall, bush .... . 1111 to *3,102
%'lout red, bush 110) ....
41'L,wt. goatee, rush 0 I .,..
14ve. bushel 0 7S
liuekwheal, budtel ,,0 TO 0 7*
L'at l,Y. Lust 0 611 0 O
Inds. bushel . 090
Inds. bushel .. 043 0.9&
Toronto Dairy Market.
4 uut�• arearat01 Min) *bj)
nutt.r, store lou ... 019
Dotter. creamery, Ib. rolls_ 0 S
Dotter. ,rean.ery. solids ... 021
t )5,'4 se. hew', Ib .. ..., 013
FLOWERS.
Collection of cut flowers, W. Wal •
stork, H. 1. Watwen, C. A. %Valls:
dahlia's, W. Warnock, 1', A. Wells;
t erl+enas, %V. Warnock, \Vmu. Watt
hand templet, H. L. Watson, 1', A.
Wells, .1141 Morningstar ; table bouquet,
H. 1.. Watson. %V. Warnock. U. A.
\Valls; tlett'a1 dealifn. 0. A. Wells. 11.
1.. Watson,: zinnias, Malcolm McKay:
truss geraniums, single flower, 0. A.
Wells ; 1ruse, g,•raniunlto, double, Mal-
,•olm AlcKay, C. A. Wells; phloxes,
W. \Vat•mw•k,, J. S. Howrie; gladi-
olus. 11. D. heed, %V. %'aruock, C. A.
Wells totem, C.. A. %'ells, W. \Val'-
nrM•k. %'. 'Watt ; pansies. C. A. Well.,
%V. %Vett, W. Warnock; petunia.,
single, 1'. A. \jells, W. Watt : _petu-
nias, double, C. A. Wells, W. 1att ;
coleus„ C. A. Wells; easine", U. A.
%VeIIs 2nd ; two ieganias rex, Mrs.
%'. T. Murney, Mrs. U. le. Sturdy .
geryniunls, single, C. A. Wells ; ge'-
■ me, double. U. A. Wells: foliage
plants, H. 1.. Watson, Mn. Sturdy ;
two hanging flower 'basket., H. L
1Veteon, t'. A. Wells ; one hanging
flower basket. H. 1.. Watson, C. A.
Wells; exotic ferns, Mrs. %.'1', Mur-
ney ; mast ort' . H. L. \Vataono
Mrs. Wm. McCreath: sweet peas, J:
N. Howrie '2nd; a.pw ragu., Mrs. W.
T. Murney, 0. A. Wells; stocks, C. A.
Wells, M. McKay ; primula ubcon-
i. a, F. E. Bingham 2nd ; begonias, a,
A. Wells, H. L. \Vateon, Mrs. O. F.
Sturdy ; sunflowers, W. Warnock, C.
A. Wells.
AMATRI k.
Cot flowers, NI. McKay, Mea. W.
Metheath : hand bouquet, Bert
Townsend. 1. H. Worrell: table• 'sou-
pier, NI. McJ(ay, Mrs. I. A. Fowler:
foliage plants, Mrs. W. '1'. Murney ;
one hanging Basket, Mew. W. T. Mur-
ney, .1. R. Huwrie; begonia., Mrs. W.
T. NIurney, Mrs. G. F. Sturdy : sweet
peaa, A. Curzon, Mrs. • J. A. Fowler ;
sunflowers, Mea. G. W. Church, (leo.
1,4ithweitr.
(GARDEN VEGETABLES, MELONS.
ETC. •
pnn.d until the next non•jury sitting+ D'Anj'ne, F. Ie, Hinghsm, N. Fern. t
of the ('our0. ludJT Hoimest K. 1',,1 k`!tir a usperflne, B. Forst': Beurre
fel Pfafliffff 'IE �insinn.Tnt iiff11118=-mil, W, . -forewarn"A .Y: -H'*t4
'integer vs. Hinkle -An adinn by
Ftian
Hinkle, bothck Krueger
farrmers ofek
net Howi,tInc
slander, the alleged Minder eon.ISting
in etAtementa implying Chet the plain•
tiff had killed his father. The dent -
en claimed were 51,1111*. Trial of
this �u actionn itt jury sittingaa al the
, Cousins vs, Park -An action by Mier
°Melena head milliner' with Mrs. Park
of eh, daring the ng and fall
of ISM and the eprin Isss. a net
t hoejre ; B.•nrre Hoes %'. Warnnek, (•,
A. \Snell*: St*Pldon..1, Archie Tom, (1.
A. Wella: Heuer. Clalrgeon, .l. Archie
* • Howell, F.. k
Hing-
ham.
%Vel H 4
u C. I .
Tom,
ham. S• Fnrwe ; Meckel. A. Curzon, et.
NIorningetar; ('Iepp'e favorite, S.
Fare, J. Arehie Tum : l.awrenee, J.
W. Salkeld t Nun, Wm. 1%'al nock
Jneephine DeMallnee, F. E. Bingham t
Kegler, Wm. Warnock; seedling.
A. Clermont any othee vsrlety. Archie
Beattie, 8. Pares.
PLOna.
Bradshaw, Mn. A. R. Matheson. J.
Six varieties of potatoes, C. A.
Wells, Jas. McManus ; early potatoes.
t'. A. Wells, A. Curzon ; potatoes,
D. ['rouse. Jas. McManus ; summer
squash, 1'. A. Wells, 11. F. Morris ;
Hubbard wtuasfe, 0. A. Wells, H. F.
Morris : white or gol4Jetl celery, Geo.
l.aithwaite : wintercabbeg e, John
Marquis, Mr*. Wm. Alta 'math ; turnip
blood heels, C. A. Wells. M. Furst. ;
long blood beets, H. F. Morris 2nd ;
radishes, H. F. Morris 2n41 : carrots,
S. Furor, J. K. Jordan ; too -snip.,
C. A. Wells, Alex. Young ; red
, John Maroluis, 1). Proust. ;
yellow onions, Danvers, D. Proust.,
John Man cis; yellow unions, John
Merton*. Jew. McManus ; corn, for
table. Mrs. A. E. Matheson, J. Arrhie
Teen ; egg plant, C. A. Wells : cauli-
floeer, (•. A. Well., Isaac Salkeld ;
i*e capsicums, C. A. Wells ; tools-
t ra, H. F. Morris, JAM. McManus
cu outliers, (1, A. Wells. Mrs. J. T.
M•*I rid ; gsrden herb., U. A. Wells;
gaol produce. H. F. Morris, U. A.
Wens eateffy. C. A %Volta, Mrs.
Wm. reath ; watermelons, 0. A.
Wells, n Manplis ; *musk melon.
11. F. Mo is, J. Archin Tun* ; elirans,
M. Furse. H. F. Morrie, J. Archie
T..tu. .
1t11ME MANUFACTt'HES.
Bert designed end worked silk
quilt, Delia Symington, Miss 11.
Hnehan an : fancy quilting, Lena
Hamilton 2nd ; eoun}erpane, cotton,
knitted, 141451 K. F3 a Banat, Delia
Symington : rag mat, honked, 1.9n t
Hamilton. Mre Andrew Johnstotd ;
ung rsrpwt, woollen warp, Miss K.
Buchanan. Knitting - fancy wool
phew' or ra►e Delia Symington ton Int
and 2nd ; wool etocktngM. coarse,
Harriett and E. Ilayden, (sear Self eh!
wool 'stockings. flee, Harriett and
K. Hayden, Isaac Salkeld : wool narks.
coarse, Lase Malk,•ld ; plain silk;
mittens, .1. M. H,twrie ; plain wool
glove., roarer, D •1111 Mymiwgtein, J. K•
Witte ; driving ga.:ntletn, 'star Maik-
.1d ; fancy wool mittens (gehts'3.
Deli* Syn►inglon 1st and 2nd ; bat.
room •lipp.re, H. i.. %Vetaon, Min. K
Buchanan. Crocheted - in cotton.
Mrs. E. Porter, Delia Symington ;
table mats. cotton, Mn. Andrew
lohnnton, Lena 11 emilton ; baby's
jacket., Mrs. P. I►,ity. Delia Nyming•
ton ; fascinator. Mrs. F. Doty, Mrs,
Andrew Johnston ; counterpane, Delia
Symington.
RN1in :RIMY.
Table linen in while, H. 1.. Watson
rive o'clock tea Cloth In linen, Mine K.
Buchanan, Mrs. K. I'ort.'r : five (i el(1ck
tea sloth, silk. Mrs. lanes I)iek•on,
Mn. Wm. AleOreath: table tomtit.
piece and O dailies on linen, YPre Coin
-
ninpthnwa Mee, P, Porter a4aMte d.illi-
(six), in white on linen, J. M. !Lowrie,
H. I. 1%at.aon; tray cloth in while
linen or cotton, Mrs. E. Porter, Mrs,
\ ' * MetJre th • ea err, .1. S. !fine -
Mies
.
%n. A t V 1w-
,r n
ale, Mi s K. R 1 lanae : tihednw work,
centre piece. Mn. Andrew .inhn.ton,
Delia Symington t eyelet nbirt waist,
Mess. X. Porter; on towels, Lelia Ham-
ilton. Mrs. F. Doty ; nn ladies' hand-
kerchief', 11. 1.. %nation, J, R. lfnwrie
Hardanger or Norwegian, J. K, Flow.
tie, Delia Symington; Venetian, J. R.
Hnwrfe, Della Symington t in lana
stitches, Delia Bymin , Mn. An.
drew Johnston t In eq ern ores.-.Nteb.
Mark, torn, the alleged los Wkltilj... 0o.it'°11. A. sella, so Aodnw ls.i (est 1Nro a), Nn.
•
coaeletlag of statemenea im•e toe p lt1lseAlafl (41Ntle 1,
0 10
013*
,'a+ -e lots, dozen .... 075 ....
Honey, extracted .. . 010 ,.
New York Dairy Market, •
N) -:w' Y.,f1K, Oct 4 Hotter -1•Yrn,w
reop,s. assn l'rrau,rry. 'I.• IsI'. Ile. es-
tt.o' la, third to first, $'4.: to Mc, pro -
c *s. 3r to ./7r, wester, factory, 1'9.• 10
7b 'natation.rtamery'. ',c to 3110.
1 1,. •.,,a• Steady, re bels. *704 State
roil 1.. ale specials, 1:.y. to t6%c.
f.,r, ). 1'.',. du. . commoto to good. Utero
to ll%' skims, full to o*' -'*al► 3.: to 130.
. reesofirr,_ 11.002 ' traits.
syl4upW and rnWrl w hennery, *Nita
f4,, )'. Lc to •du. gatl.rr,.) whit& VC
w 5: du . brown (ones. :be to Ser: do,
',Missed brown, :M• to 14- pastern. ex-
tra forst, ,r'4.- to 9614x. forst, :74r• to Tao;
iM.nlldr, 21.v. to :dy%V
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Unchanged -Hogs Slow 'and
- Lowes at Budale.
1.5'NIN)N, Ir'; 4 I.,e.l.u,. ,-ablws for
rattle are lower. at 125 to 7'*%,- per Ib.
for Canadian steers, dressed weight: w
f0arlatur hoof la uuoted at lgtc to., 111A,c
per 11,
Union Stock Yards.
TI IKONTO, Oct. 4.- -There were 47
carloads of live stork at the Union
Sko-k Yards, e.nslsting of 1042 cattle,
7 lo'.s. 45:1 sheep end '19 calves.
Exporters
Throe was 1,.,t a large number at
port ars and Bosse weer hr1.1 over
Tuesday, when 11w American buyers
LP, un '.and Export 1„11', N to 33
Butchers.
Thee WV?* few but. nee,' cattle that
sold over t6 per .'wt. 1'I tine picked tattle
sold at C 3• to i• 514 but there were -err
few 14,111 uvrr SL, not a c ar lead. .5 far
`as we hoard Loads of good. 14 75 to f,.:
ketilun,. $1,14 to, $inla
77, CvrlN\ MTh t0
Z. ryas. *.::cw*4
Feeders.
e:•
for
will
wO
p'
�iJ�tl J�
CURES every sort os Msscular pals.
such as Sciatics. Stkdaes. Cricks, Tic.
Twitching of the Muscles. Lumbago
and Headache. Don't throw sway
Money for worthies* habitations. by 'in•
acre0Wuus makers. Get the seasiw.
b
Racplater DSc. is 5* air-tlfbt ria
boa. 1 rand null $LW. Maned 1191414
receipt sof pros. w sample la! ac.
Wt CuaaaNTLE that they will relieve
pain man:ker lima any 01411 plater.
DAVIS& LAW4ENCRCO.. Montreal.
LEEBURN.
'Int kasha V. Sept. 18111.
.carnes Chisholm has purchased a
sterol engine anti Mower mutt will now
lie Lail.' ti, do .410 -tilling and ' raw -rut-
tin(;. Thy. ''s*I'4W'rmllneil had Note.:
ku.•p mut of his way.
Much sympathy is exprea*wl tit•
wards Jarmh Muer.' in thr.lms. by I1re
1v t'RtalfTtl'lTtreal4ti•Iir•e tin The t gee
shute rout last salt lr,ha)• i*ing,
'The origin of 111- fire is a. trlyslrry.
SIJNLF NT
11OAP
`� t 1
,lallll,vffatm 1` 0.,
VIII L ..l wiro
AN EXPERIENCED HOUSEWIFE
knows that Sunlight Soap
means a wonderful saving of
time and labour in house-
cleaning;
Whether with hot or cold
water, nothing gets the dirt
off so quickly and without
Ialury as Sunlight Soap.
Use it the Sunlight way.
Follow the directions.
«e
vrrwl 1.1111,1P of Marmots littera were
sold ,s Whuh) B, t'ouatlln .1 M to 1460,
am wl he saes, by sales s.len below.
Milkers and Springers.
A Ilnil\..1 suet' of e.11k..rs urea *prier -
ass sold from C.. to !A rash.
Veal Calves.
There Is',,* Rood demand for good, to
claire vert taboo., at 13 to 90 74 per cwt.
('lark., Ilea' inlIk f,.1 orale are worth 31
per cwt
• Sheep and Lambs.
There was a 't:,tr trash. In sheep and
Iambs at about .keds Priem. Export
ems, scold ■t s1:o\to *3118: rams. 1^-:D to
M. Iambs.. PPI to *6 41 per ,1„t.
H gs
11 P Kmndv' r.,pOrts selects• fedjand
watered, at r ✓d. ares' 17 4111. f o.b , .•ears.
al sentry whits.
Montreal Live Stock.
Mc) rrIt*:A1. lis 1 4-1!Idle,'4L1-At the
Monln•W Stock 1'ar1w, West t<nd Market,
the n•.114, * of 11oe Stork tar the week
ending ,x•tula•r 2, were :WO rattle Lea
sheep and lambs. 16, twigs anrt. go . )vs,
whit. Ch. offrrin4s to -day amounted to
1400 cattle. 10-3.1 sheep and lambs, 7'A half*
and :50 .:J4k44 fully 76 ;NT rent of the
patio offend consisted of M.udtuka du-
rnPlellc and north's:,'.( ranch stuck Iti•:fle t'
class ,,o dnlun Thr undertoov eonl1'oura
.say on Account '•f the Iwrr'.• .uppll.•s. loll
buyers were many and the weatbrr rout
and priers show' ,In I hang•. The dem.anl
fir .,port, rn W,01 eery• limited, as ...able
a4Nrrs from IA%err.rd noted a turas
decline, owing to isrge. arrlvai.l taw
extra • h.Jre •tens .oi. 81 Same, bet tr.•
bulk of tie tr.Abor was dour, M ,-l.elt-
stock at 44.- to :0. gond at 1,14, to 444," ,
tar at 44.- 1. 4'•. 1,,''11um at :eve to 11!..,
rommew. at :loo to tr. and Interior at e
10 Me p'•r It, 11.,ol buns bn,ught 10 1.
3)4.,.sand canners 714e to 21{.• tw•r 11. .A
Stronger („•11r4 pr.•.al)n1a4,r larnbe, raw
ane to sn1*Ilrr .'ff,'rina. aid ,r•
pr)se.1
!rut
lye Per lb Mater al !ly- per 10 lit/sheer
00 ea*1Pr (,'.4I,, dtvetnpwl, with, '111.. 1,1
114r 10 314'' 1'r. 10. (Valves wet.: start.
for whl,l, 111•err war a grwul enquiry nt
priers sengl0, from AI to lISJrarh. PT1rv-
tor ors we., '''.;,tit under a fairly gran)
•.
Aeet. arld snot 447.' n 1• r s uppers. and sob,
of 144.14, t.d lots were mads at 1271 (s•,
cart.. weighed o(f can Cable advice.
from n11 10.. Irn.Nr s. (o,.ten morrows or,
Carrolton 'Isrporon Inst week noted n far-
ther der -line iX .1 to 411 nor rat., 1,1 spur
4 1 mfr: llnued Imr.?411.01*'.
At the NoM5.ltah Pedfir T.Ive Kb. -1,
Market the roe-r•1pts for the Week Pnllnc
fit. 1. v.ere '17.7 '0:0)).• fir exusiet nerount
rind 1'M .' III,•, '•141 cheep and Iambs. g,•
bor. and WA 1'.' •- for 'oral rnneumprnw,
The offprint,. 11.1. morning ."isles. -1 o1
1100 r'111r•. 117, '1,, snot Lunhs, lift 1,,,g-
Andcalves
127 �.rat r*
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
F'.:P11' 411.1.1•'.(4'. '\. )'., (h) 4 (little
Rer:elpts. Moat r,•nd geld active rod
strung l0 site i•,::nt r. ca.u0lon. stow sed
hareh' .teat') ;rime meters, *1.71 to 17.
•hhppina, is t, P.'-'. butchers. Di le, to
16 90. heifer*. tt'c. to Z.77; rows. 3: To
Z. bulls, DI to Z. 'tikes alai fowlers.
1' 70 to $476, stork I ..Itc;s, *3.31 to 3) 7'..
fresh oew•• snot sn• I..Izeta, srlice or t it
to *3 Mgt et, 1 t•. is
Vests Ite-'; e, 110 bend: ndfe- and M1
bleier, 26 t.. IY 73.
flog#•-lteertpl.. 1'.'10 hPri. rblw' nd
1f1- to .rt,
np !ewe. "ovv. 411.30 to ** 40' I.
ed, ft I; to. al.n•-t.o, :;ors. 02 10 to.ts
Pigs. SSW to 1. - • .. roast.. *7 lit K J.
Mass . *6 tv f9 /.• .t. 1. Des, .,*'.(3 A. r; v.
arnr..r', *7 40 to 4'' C..
!Sheep and lan1.--;4.r'Ipta 7^,4''1 Le:.•I
sheep. active Yet •toady. lamb*, stow mrd
1rle lower. lan.1,., t:. to 3. 6 c•,cl)...-,
la 73 in R ro at
• l'44 5" fro to 1.14 eet'e.
NM 0. 9473 -•.a•'.. mfrc•kV tr, *%7.
Cartels 1.c.1.', r •., 07'7,
Chicago Live Stock.
4•IIT('.400, ()rt 4.. ('altle--It,ti•r let Win-:
Po: market. sten' 1 , 1Jr to ri a' ,w. r,
ste.Pra. *, alt to P rows and, 1.11.•,,.
1160 to 30. lolls, 1 1. 94 W. rots,. Rt 1r
33- stonier.' .end Indere. Dryer, K•: