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offer. rent. opp•stso4Nw Ih•s *ay
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THE LATEST MARKETS.
T.rwste Cattle Market
Representative prices are --
Bute/ter, Was, choice 58 15 to 58.50
do. good 7 '6 8.10
do. medium 7 50 9.00
do common 7.25 7 60
Heifers. choke 7.50 8.26
do. common 8.76 7.60
Butcher cows, cholery.75 7.25
do. good '2.25 6.76
do common 6.00 6.00
Caaaees 3.541 4.00
Cutters 4.00 4.611
Butcher bulb, choice7.00 7.60
do. good bulls 4.10 7.00
do. medlunt 6.00 6.60
reeden 7.00 7.25
Stockers choice p 5.76 .2.00
do. medium .., 6.90 6.60
Milkers, choice, each70.99 80.00
de. common, each 60.00 66.00
Springers, each -G0 wl 80.00
Calves, choice a 00 10.60
dt. medium 7.60 8.00
do. common 6.00 7.00
:Steep. ewes, light 6.60 4.N
do. heavy 4.50 6.
Bucks 4.60 6.M
Culla .... 4.04) 4.60
Lambs, yearlings 7.00 7.60
Hpring lambs 9.00 11.60
Hogs, weighed off cars.00 8.36
do. fed and watered.00 8.10
du. free on board00 7.76
Farmers' Market
Follow lag are the latest quotatioaa
for fame produce at St iawrence
Market, Toronto -
Wheat 51.03 to
51.04
00040 wheat 1.02 1.03
Oats .45 .46
Barley .6:1 .64
Buckwheat ' .76 .80
Rye .66 .00
Peas . .90 .00
Hay, timothy, Nb. 1 18.00 20.00
(fixed and clover 15.00 17.00
Cattle hay 10.00 12.00
Straw, bundled 15.00 17.00
do. loose 9 00 11.00
Rye straw 17.00 18.00
Oat straw 14.00 17.00
Butter. choice dairy.23 .28
legs,, new laid, dozen.25 .10
Chickens. dressed, Ib.20 .20
Vele( broilers, each50 .7,6
wl .20 .22
Pucka .20 26
Ducklings. spring, lb.... . 30 .445
4.... 16 .20
Turkeys 30 .21
jJvr hens .18 .23
Potatoes. bag 1.40 0.444)
Appals. basket ,.. .24) .60
Beets. bunch .06 .10
Carrots, orb .04 .10
Chekat .. .45 .644
, et .. .05 .10
Rite5 beaches .. 10 .(w
MANIA b. 5 Leeches . 10 00
Greer. beans • tea.are.. 19 .00
Orme pees. basket . 25 .444
Strawberries. boa .. 13 .15
Tweets drain Prices
The following wbolewate price; are
seoted at the Tomato Hoard of Trade
Wheat- -No 1 Nor . 94c_
porta . No. 2. Not . 92%c.
trac y port winter storage.
Maaitob. (lata -No 3 C W.'a, 4314e.
bay ports. N.. 2 C W 'a, 43c. lay ports.
Ontario What -Ne 2 whiter Site
to 81.00. outsideold
fyntark. Wheat No. 2 winter 16e.
outalde; for August amid $eptessber
sh t pmeut.
Ontario titats-39e to 00c. outride;
42e to titer. troth. Tomato
Cern--No. 3 yellow. 76c all rail,
11Mssto freights.
Peso --Me, 2. 51.00 b 1106, ear Iota
lbscbwheot-Mo. 2. $le to 112c. out
skip
Rye --Me. 2. fir to 64c, .soda•.
Barley -Good matting barley. Malde,
18c 'Co OIL
Rolled Oats- Per bag of 90 pounds,
12.1214, In smaller lots. 12.22%: per
barrel. 54 10 wholesale Windsor to
Montreal
Mlllferd Manitoba bran 524 to 536,
on track, Toronto, shorts, 126 to 114.
on track Toronto; Ontario bran. 134
to 126, In bags; Shorts, 125 to 521;
m1dd1M1110, $28.
East Buffalo Gatti.
Cattle ['rime Steers, 591n to 19.46;
shipping, $8.40 to $9.00: butchers.
17.00 to 18.75; heifers, $7.00 to 18.60;
rows. 12.60 to 57.00; belle. 16.50 to
17.60; stockers and feeder,. 16.76 to
17.65, stock heifers. 56.00 to $6 76.
Veale --$6.00 to 511.00.
hogs --heavy, mixed. yorkers and
plan, 58.97) to 19.00: roughs, 17.60 to
17.60; stags. $4.00 to .17.00; dairies.
88.75 to 19 40,
Sheep and lambs --iambs, 17.040 to
fiProPttraises4 Sago is 58.541; weth•
e . 5441 M -MOS: ewes. 1210 -tis
15.75: .hlep, mixed. 15.75 to 16.26
Cattle at Montreal
Following are the iateat quotations
on live stock at the West End Market.
Montreal:
Prion• beeves. 8r to over 8% e;
medium, 6114c to 8r: large fat cowl,
6%c to 714c, common, 414c to 6%11e.
Calves. 4c to 7
Sheep. 6r td 414
Iambs. 16 to 17 itch.
(togs, tile to e%c.
Chicago Live Steak
Cattle-Bssvaa. 57.10 to 51.N; To=te
stern, 21.110 to 91•:6; cows cad heifer"
11.70 to 58.80; Mockers and feeders,
54.10 to $4.10: calves. 54 60 to 59.15.
Hoge --Light. 18.11 to 64.46; rotted.
18.06 to `8.60: heavy. 57.91 to 81.41;
trough. 87.96 to 10.10; pigs, 57.11 M
82.26: bulk of sales. 5.29 to 54.46.
Sheep -Native. 61.10 to 14.11; year.
nogg. 54.10 to 57.30; Iambs, native,
5140 to 55.16; 'pelage. $ 76 tis 19.16.
Cheese Markets
Londe". Ont. ---1,111 hoses offered,
no sales Biddle( was from 12e to
12115e
B.11svtllw--1A111 white and 60 rotor
ed; 700 *oiling at 12%e and Men .4
II 7.1de Balance Footled at 12111n
Men's
raincoats
iu all the latest .bade• and sises
to 44. 4ivaranteed 10 be eh.
whitely water proof. Let us
.bow you tbe•atyles. Priced
raincoats $4.75 to $19.28
Boys' reincoat. *3.75 and up.
Men's Work Shirts
Black,, and white striped and
-Oath black. 4eo and up.
Men's Umbrellas
Strong steel fa Auer', cover. of
Rood wearing cloth, good
selection of handles in natural
woods with trimmings. Also
metal poet., 7111n to $4.00.
M. ROBINS
Open evenings
Selling agent for Peabody's
Overalls
Picnic Time
1 ■ picnic time itis most
essential that you have
the tort kind of Cured
Meats for sandwiches.
etc. We are taking special
cara,.of fresh Meats this
reason, and having in-
stalled a new refrigerator
we are ready to supply
you with the very best
HAM and TONGUE
HOCK, HEAD-
CHEESE (Tray Bea-
tiDe), CORN BEEF,
SAUSAGES and
SPARE- RIBS
Also a full line of
Fruit and Vegetable,..
POWELL
the
GROCER
ON THE SQUARE
PHONE 91
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DR. MAWS FRENCH PILLS isle
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gedaWfdr111 t N -Sea. V, • bolt or three for I
5811... Ladd Drag tore.. or mailed tease I
address on re.wlpt of price. The &Assit. Data
Co., el Cotaarlaea, 1.nta lo.
tlIO6?1IONOL FOR -MEN. MT::
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v4�.,tty- for Nerve and Brain; lomat= -Slur
saMNi': a TonM•- wast botld yon up. 9t • no.
tee M as. at dens •toes., or by a.Il on re, t
of pries Tu■ 101S1LL Dago (:o., rot Catharines.
Brantford Roofing
Stand. for y.nllr y
LP" Asa r GINA.
No tar. .• pyre. it 1. a •wire. •A M
pure. long shied weal felt thoroughly
•aturated with bWawreole pare ..118.41
and other eisterise of the bot quality.
It to waterproof. s end
durable �,gS•tta8le 8. b. ►dt . of oar
dem
tfert1 Asphalt. 1 ft and 3 ply.
Rutrber, 1. 3. and :t ply.
" 1'restal, now weight
only
Mohawk Roofing% one weight
only
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SHOT THE PRINCE PEACE NOW ASSURED
AND HIS CONSORT .,ewl.,e
14•Ir to Austrian Throne Victim of
Revolver in Hands of Student
Archduke Frruots Perdlaand. heir
to the Auatru-Huagartaf throne and
the Princess of Hoheuberg. hie mor-
ganatic wife, were shut dead ou Sun-
day In the stain street of [Sarajevo,
the Bosnian capital by a student while
they were mating .aa apparently
triumphant progress through the city.
The Archduke was hit full In the face,
1and the Princesl was shot through
ithe abdomen and throat. Their
. wounds proved fatal within a few
minutes atter reaching the palace, to
which they .were hurried with all
speed The -murderer was .rrested.
There were two assailants. the first
armed with • bomb •od the latter
with • revolver. The bomb was
thrown at the royal automobile as It
was proceeding.� to the town hall.
where a reception was to he held. but
the Archduke saw the deadly 081114144
coming and warded It off with his arm.
It tell outside the ear and exploded.
slightly wounding two aides-de-camp
In • second car, and half a dozen spec-
tators.
It was on the return of the pro-
cession that the tragedy was added to
the long list of those that have dark-
ened the pages of t8e recent history
, of the Hapsburgs
Tice •Archduke was the nephew of
Emperor Francis of Austria.
whose own son and elr, commhted
suicide some years ago.
.EC VIDENCE ALL IN
Last Witness Told of Empress* Rod -
der Being Enlarged
The Empress of Ireland weed en-
quiry on Thursday exhausted ['tie long
let of witnesses summoned to give
evidence and started to bear the ad-
dresses by the various counsels.
The explanaUoo of all the sugges-
don. that have been made about the
tNlsael's steering gear came out when
ilkoom Hillhouse of the Fairfield Ship.
!Widths Co.. which constructed the
;visage' explained how, after an accl-
y/ant to 1t In 1808, one foot was added
foo the Empress' rudder area to Im-
Iprove her steering qualities.
Mr. Hillhouse gave the first ads-
,guate explanation of the actual In•
:erica to the Empress sad his telling
rot the water rushing through a wound
of 328 square feet at the rate of 260
toes a second gave a clear-cut !Di-
gression of how It came about that
the liner listed over Quickly and short-
ly afterwards capsized:
Jt is not yet definitely known what
steps can be taken to recover the
-landreds of bodies In the wreck or
to raise the vessel. Rough weather
has prevected effective work thus far
but hope has not been abandoned that
the hulk mey be brought to the ■ur-
face
CITY ALMOST DESTROYED
Twenty Million Seiler Fin at Salem,
Mass -10.600 Homeless
Nearly half of the old elty of Salem.
Mass., rich to historic buildings and
tradition wa• devastated on Thurs-
day by a fire that caused an estimated
loss of 810,000,000; destroyed one
thousand buildings, including . score
of manufacturing establishments. and
made 10,000 of the 46.000 residents
!tomatoes. A great many of these are
French-Canadians, thousands of whom
worked In the mills. For a time the
!'hole city seemed doomed
=ICITEalox BOAT ON mut
plawle Narrowly Averted Among Holi-
daymakers on Lake Seance.
Orowded with passeasers, chiefly
women and children, the lake Simeue
14avtgation Compeers steamer Otona•
Bee caught fire while out on the lake,
+sound for Barrie Isle on Thursday.
Prompt work with axes and hose saved
the boat, and averted what promised
SA develop tnto • dangerous panic.
The situation looked so serious for
• few WADI.* that the steamer was
burned bead on to t8e shore and sent
forte at full speed. The Otonahedl
bad on board two hundred members
of the Ikaorthern Baptist convention.
In eesek.n at Barrie.
Eehe or Fanners sank Casa
Determined to leave no stone un
turned in their efforts to have the
Tanners Bank 11I11 again passed by
the House of Commons, more than
a hundred depositors of the defunct
Musk met In Toronto on -Thursday and
made plans to eosthnve their tight
Atter an organlsattoa meeting a resp
1vtloD was passed (repressing "painful
derprise" that the Senate had defeated
'the hill.
Ears Breesey Arr..ted
A Kiel despatch to Th. London
Dhlly Kali says olat Karl Rraasey.
anaahas served as Civil Lord of the
Admiralty was arrested by the
Manan potloe while passing lh. len
Lal dockyard In the dinghy of his
ht. He was held on suspicion of
V a spy, and it took more than at
r to establish his Ideality aae
obtain ikfs release
Three hundred tala•rw In the An
Colllerie., at Horde's. A11*. are
strike for higher wags*.
{ Tan thopsand .tgaatar•a appear up
os a mettles received hr lbw Jwtier
IDspsrtment at Ottawa from Wlnalpee
rag element's in Use maw of )obs
rofdemko, the Plum Omit. mar
Pour comities In Neva Sootta ear
eNthe /Agit last Alast Tbareday
ag Halifax C1` the °sly -wet'
M lbw provisos. _
Pities at JmlassosabaL
Esrtattor nammta
ed Baear restsal il
ir fox 10 hears sad H =testesag all preetoss records.
n Agreement Reached h
tween United States and titmice
Terms for the composing of all in-
ternational differences between the
United States and Mt.,lco have urea
concluded by the "A.B.t'." mediators
at Niagara Falls. The coudttloas un-
der which diplomatic relations will be
'resumed were embodied in a protocol
which was signed by the Ambassador
from Brazil, the Ministers from (Idle
alit Argentina, and the American and
Muerte delegatee .
it was announced that the retell
selection of a provisional Presldedt
and the organization of the new Gov-
ernment which is considered a purely
internal problem, will be left to au
Inform.11 conference of representatives
of the Constitutionalists- Luis Cab-
rera. Rafael Zubarau and Jose Vas -
conceit)/ -and the delegates sent by
General Huerta to the.wedtatluu ooa-
terence.
The single outstanding provbto fn
th• proctocol is that the international
problem shall be declared adjusted on
the establishment of the new provision.
a1 Government. The protocol sets
forth:
That the ['tilted States 'and Argen-
tina, Brazil and Chile -the mediating
countries -shall recognise the new
provisional Government, and that
thenceforth dlploutatic relations be-
IIwoen the United States and Mexico
shall be resumed.
That the Ignited States demands
no Indemnity and does not further
exact satisfaction for any of the.In-
eldents connected with the patrol of
Mexican waters and Invasion of ohs
ooaatr7.
AMENDING HOME RULE doll
E xclusion of Ultser Provinces For INS
Years If Electorate so Desiree
Lord Crewe, Introducing the Home
Iltule Amendment Bi11 In the House
lot Lords last week said the new bill
h ad the widest possible latitude for
' llmendment. He admitted nobody
1 mould say the Government's plan was
perfect system. The principle clause
at If within three months after the
of the passing of the act a petl-
m le presented to the Lord-Lleuten-
t from any county in Ulster demand.
jing a poll with reference to the quer•
Doe of temporary exclusion from the
Operation of Inc act, and the Lord -
tenant Is satisfied that the petl-
lon is signed by not less than one -
•nth of the Parliamentary electors in
1 • county. he shall effuse a poll to
taken. The question shall be sub-
tted to the electors In the follow -
ng form . -Are you in favor of el-
usion from the operation of the
vernment of -Ireland act of 1914 for
period of six years!**
The Marquis of LLnsdowne, Union-
ist leader, was profoundly dl.appotnt-
lted that the hill merely embodied
proposals ''filch had been already
rejected.
KIINICIPALITIEB WILL SITE
Ontario West Shore Railway to be
Advertised For Sale
A meeting of the representatives of
the municipalities interested In the
'Ontario West Shore Railway was held
at Kintall on Thursday to decide what
to do with the road now that they had
it in their possession A motion was
carried to advertise the road for sale
by tender. Resolutions were passed
,to take proceedings against the Tor.
onto general Trusts Corporation for
interest on bonds wrongfully paid to
1J, W Moyes. and to take proceedings
against A. 71 Osler and Company to
recover 115.000 paid to them by J W.
Moyes Another resolution called up-
on the Attorney -General to secure the
arrest of Moyes
Great Canadian Passes
Tb. Hon Sam Blake, K.C., db-
tlagulshed lawyer. churchman and
educationist, and brother of the late
Hoe. Edward Blake. M.P., died last
week In Toronto In his 79th year.
Mr. Blake had been seriously 111 for
=any months.
Mr. E. •W. Cox, son of the late
Senator Cox, died at Folkestone. Eng-
land. on Saturday. He succeeded his
father as president of many big linen -
Hal institutions.
Another Vessel Wrecked
The steamer Gothland, of the Riad
Mar Line, which was on her way [rota
Montreal to Rottlydam, went ashore
last week on the rocks abo.t two
miles northeast of Bishop's Rock.
Scilly Mande. and will probably be
a total loge The 34 paadengeri and
the mew aura teamed.
Villa Still Triumphant
O•meral Villa. the Mexican rebel
leader, captured the Cit? of :aestscas
fad week after a bloody wngagpsssat
and Is now said to b• preparing to
move against Mexico City. Zacatecas
is the lead city Villa has taken with-
out losing a battle
The ehargea against Dr. A. H. hack.
lin. Oonservattve candidate fa Centre
Warns. and Rev. Joseph leltitvtt have
been changed from bribery and at-
tempted bribery to that of conspiracy
Ind the hearing ed)nurned. The
original charges were dismissed by
Magistrate Kelly who !odd that they
were wrongfully laid and that he ted
roe lurl.dtetien to try the rasa violas
shoul have been taken before a Made.
Hos. R. R.,19asmrrann. termer dials -
or Hallways, la crltk-ally 111 at
N.R
Etag Peter of Servla has Issued se
Official *alai of tis• report that 8.
Sas abeioaosd the throne in favor of
88p seemed am.
Swim persons were killed le aa
•Mstrl•al storm wttlab s Manetlgr cad WMOonaln Mat
Aa an/10/YIg badge at Osbewa prob-
ably
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THE CLEVELAND h BUFFALO TRANSIT CO., CI..•I..d, O.
TO BUILDERS
Having now installed a re -cut Band Saw, we
are prepared to supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO ORDER
A large stock of Lumber on hand of standard
sizes.
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs for sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERiCH
SCRELNS
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AND WINDOWS
BUILDER?S
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Everythingiyou want in
HARDWARE
COAL - WOOD
Now is the time w lay in your winter supply of
coal. We have several carloads best Scranton Coal
on order which we quote at
17.5D forChestntit and Stove Coal.
$7.5o for Egg Coal
We hate also in stock Pea Coal, Nut and Egg
Coke, Domestic Lump and Cannel Coal.
Try some wood for a quick fire.
Soft Wood, $2.25 a cord
Hard " 2.50 t(
CHAS. C. LEE
HARi)WARE. PLUMBING, TiWIMfTHiNO AND
ELM/TRIC WiRiNG
All orders receive prompt attention.
PHONES : STORE 22, HOUSE 112.
40 Cents will pay for THE SIGNAL to the
end of the present year.