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THE BIIKE OF C�itlilJti
Become Governor-General enreral o
in September.
A despatch from; Ottawa. says;
The Government has been notified
: apo t ie ilf H,1I,,H, the
of the . ; p an nt is
Duke of Connaught to succeed Ea xl
Grey le Governor-General of Grine.
ada... The announcement was maria
in a cable received on Saturday by
i x Excellency from the Colouial
Secretary, It is further announced
that
11.11.11, will arrive in. Canada
to assume omee in September next,
RECIPROCITY TREATT'i
Live Stock, Fish, Fruit and. Farm Produce
on Free List ----Gement, Coal} Autos,
Agricultural Implements Reduced.
A. despatch from. Ottawa; says:
Before giving in detail the basis of
the arrangement the Hon. Mr.
Fielding, Finance Minister, on
Thursday afternoon, asked „those'
who had evinced opposition to the
reciprocity= negotiations to give the
results fair consideration, "I am
persuaded," said .he, "that the
gentlemen who on the public plat -
Tform or in the press took such
strong ground .against; our acholia
did not give us the. benefit of their
well -considered judgment, I appeal
to them to revise that judgment,"
The character of the agreement and
ad€ its wide scope may be adequately
appreciated *heti it is stated that
the reduction in taxation effected
amounts to $2,,26O,000. Large eon-
eessiona are given by the United
tates; They provide fair reeipro-
ca1 free trade in wheat, ba.rley,
oats, luiy, vegetables, dairy pro-
dhrets, live animals, coke, fruits,
eggs and • poultry -these, being of
the utmost iiuportanee to the Agri-
cultural classes, who will benefit
to the e; -`tent of millions of dollars
annually. The duty on a gricultur
A al' iml�lerneaits, such, as harvesters
and mowers, is lowered two and
a half per o;ent., the present duty
and that the term of Qfti is to be
twee years, with the possibility of
extension, His Royal ighness
will be aceompanied by H.R,H. the
TJiichess of Connaught. The an-
rronneenaeut was received with ap-
mewl by members of Parliament,
irrespective of party. It is believ-
ed that the appointment coming at
this time will do much to promote
the unity of the Ernpiro,
Fonn TIIE;,
1!l CEN
A.MER:IFPA.
s; of Cattle, Grain,.
td Other Produce at
and , 6 ..ill.
A r.o.
LREAfSTUFJFS-.
ti;
of seventeen and a half per cent,
u,bs, 13c; ad valorem, being reduced to fifteen
ntc ad valorem, while en
aalters and gather classes
ural implements a reduc-
filen is tirade of five per emit,--
`ie:nty per cent, ad
per cent, ad va
waggons the duty
T e d 39r' tea 4.Q • No, 3 C W . rs rcdiLced £loin t en -tLie pear
1. 131 i e; No. 2 loch +shite, a`lr.,, , ci entc ad. valorem tea twethtytty" �o a,n i
l 'tCa 9e . , /
Owes a ; Ne. 3 local white, 3734 tea a half per cent: zd valorem, and
C to 38�-e h , reductions are wade en other items
3r 1, o, 4 local white, 3G, to g
owe . a far ors
cd sl corral antero set tea e e
> r� , r,�,.•`1Lar)itala;u S :ilii ,
heat log r i p S Theron : as a reduction oaf' eight
heat patents, firsts, $5.60; de., cents per ten ori laitiiriiinaus Vogl,
$5„ic, • winter wheat pat
seconds, ti , r
1
peel°on.t Jag. 31---Itlour- \Vin• $;' . ;0; st.rai ht rollers, $k.35 to $ft, -.c oto serious opposition boot the
t , ,e t rI , , g $2 $2., :Rellcd'ranttfacturors of the eountrY,
• wheat .IO l:,cr' a.eat. eaten*, s a0, da„ in bags,. to ,.. 20,
�,... r b fleece , ;1.: to • bagof 9q' lbs.
An important concession is that
,80 at ,,_,rh 'med. ?�lanit , a oats ---Ler b%1,, $ , ,
. r
{ which
Ecoke,r c
ii':,t �aats*:ata, $,..�t,a; second Via- ' '2,10. Feed barley—Car lots ca,o£ free fi!�ih and free
1 $ should prove of immense value to
ts. $ ,4.0 an 1 :ser: lig bakers', store, l9 to 50e, Carn fuel lean
o• tree Toro :t.. yellow,fa7 to 5iei:e. miiifecd the Maritime and Pacific k'ro:vinew.
M'aiutoan. Wheat—No. 1 North- --Bran, Ontario,820 to $21; 'feta- It is further. provided that sawn
lunibei: will he admitted free' to the
ern, $1,03,, Bay Ports; No.: 2 nitoba. $20; middlings, Ontario,
ports, and 20 5 e ; ; shorts,Manitoba,United States, and an, important
Northern, $1.01,. Bay p , $,..,.,,0 to ,... , feature of the arrangement is that
Ice. 2 at 93e, Bay ports. 8,2; ni011331 e, $25 to $30. Eggs
Ontario Wheat—No. 2 white, 87 Selected, 30c; - fresh, Sac; No. 1 Pulp and paper will be placed in a
-1, c and No. 2 red and mixed 26 _; No. 2,22 to 2$c. Cheese similar position if the Provinces of
to to
, ,1 : stock, c, orithe Dominion can see their way to
£a6 to euti�::e, outside, —Westerns. 11 b-8 to ,1:.,he; east -' withdraw their export restrictions
Barley --Malting qualities, 58 to erns, n3f` to 115-9e. Butter—Choi-
80c, outside, and feed, 43 to 50c test, 25Y to 25%c; seconds, 231/ to on pulpwood.
outside. 24Xc, MR. BORDEN'S VIEWS.
Oats -No. 2 white, 35 to 3634c,
nu track Toronto, and 2334 to 34c ILNITED STATES MARKETS.
roats, c> 1Y Minneapolis, Jan, 31.—'Wheat —
per e
plows,
IONTREAL. of agr�
ilk Jan, 31:
terra, No.
.1x hats e store; extra No. lfeed, Iacarerir tch is
Lea tore; extra leave:irr. ora fahrrn. gg
9�c to JOa ear lots store; . � ,.
t.Cana-
tea runnel
pecial, messages of President Taft;
with which he accompanied the re-
ciprocity agreement with Canada
was read, no one had .a very clear
idea of the extreme, length the Pre-
sident and his Secretary of 'State
had gone in endeavoring to bring
to a crisis the contention regarding
the high. . cost of living, Certainly
the President in his message makes
it clear that the cost of the neces-
saries of the interior of American
bodies, rattier than the exteriors,
was he prime motive in bringing.
adian
abouth thmiOnconfisters, erenceNwith, the Can
ei:r, iv heia tele
schedules are out in the light, sen-
ators and Representatives alike are
being, dragged hack and forth by
the complaints that feed is too high
and by the fear that Canadian com-
petition will ruin the farmers,
That thero will be a contest over
this matter and that President
Taft will press it with vigor there
is zea daunt. ,.Et is impossible to get
agoead idea of what line the contest
will take.
cuts, $4.7u to $a; strong bakers',;None: of these eaneesslens shohild
f • ti
tori
R. L. Eo -elan said this question
outside; No W. C t 39 Ii was one of the deepest moment to
orfs, and 10. 3 quoted at 37c, Canada, being practically a pro-
tie orfs. May, v1.047 8; July, owi3Oa 5 8 to posal for a new Canadian tariff.
'
P �ne.rican allow, $1.Oan, No, 1 hard, $1.063-8 � No The agreement neuld affect many both sides having.been arranged.
Corn—No, 3 y 1 1 Norfhern, $1.08 7-8 to $1,05 7-8,
521 4, prompt shipment, Toronto 2 r industries and trades, and especi Among the more important reduc-
Ire Tits, 1o. Northern, $1.01 to $1,037-8,tions are
6 No 3 wheat, 98c to $1,.01, Bran- ally the smaller trades
of Canada. efarm in
then Canadian esters and
Peas -No. 2 at 82 to 83c outside. 1t vvould dislocate d greatly, waggons,
$22 to $22:50. Flour -,,First latents • but man could now say how far mowers 22 per cent plows • har-
MORE IMPORTANT (MANORS.
The chief feature of the proposed
United
tari#lrt agreement with theU ,
States is the removal of 'all duties
on, both` sides of the border' on the of coal,
BIADY i'o USE,
riff ANY QUANTITY'
For ming SOAP, 'soft-
en gwate9r,removingold
ITaiat disinfectiztg ah�k.#, !'
clone, and 4rairts and
for many otherpurponos,
l!► can *gels 20 lbs. Sat.
• Soda. Useful for five,:
Eau dreg t aivoses.•
j .S'i Euarytvhs��
t L W. Gillett Co., Ltd.
Toronto. Ont..
. < .. . '•• ; i"d'{. ..: :* sem•". ".ILe . t� .�z ;a ' F 'N' S
THE NEWS IN A PARAGRAPH
HAPPENINGS FROM, ALL OVER
TILE G ERI IN
NUTSHELL.
Canada, the Enl:irp and flee Wori
in General Before Your
Eyes.
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1
C A� :1D,1
The .Keeley mine is in a stater
siege by strrkin;, pickets,
free' postal delivery is to
>iugrated at Niagara Falls,
James Nash, a miner, was killed
tit Glace Bay by the fall of a mass
A Washington despatch says it is.
doubtful if the. tariff agreement
will pass,..
GE+N?$ AL.
San Ignacio, in. Mexico, has fal-
len into the hands of the insur-
gents,
nsur
gents,
Precautions are being taken to
prevent the spread of the bubonio
lalaue into. Europe. workmen.
German, unemployed
made a hostile demonstration mit-
side the palace on Friday on the
Eumeear's birthdays,
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ORDER BUSINESS,
Posfotlien ,Sent Thirteen ;+fillian
Dollars to Europe Last Year,
despateh from Ottawa says:
p
According to a return of the Post-
offiee Department' on Wednesday,
hulk of what is known a;s natural; Sneak thieves are operating in Cenadiaihs duringr the past year
products. Among the1items on' Xiagaaa Falls, and the pollee are sent to Great Britain and its twos-
ehich the tariff dntiee are to be, looking for three foreigners
fly entirely are cattle,
mules, swine, sheep and.
amts, ,taoiittry dead and alive,
wheat, rice. oats, barky, back:-
wheat, beans, dried peas, potatoes,
4autter�, 'eheese, milk, cream, eggs,
honey, fresh And salted fish, vege-
tables, fresh fruit and several var-
reties of dried f'i•uits. This ,means
irx effect, if Coorigress accepts the
view of President Taft and his ad-
visers, that the United tater de-
s
sessions and other European couuR
peered, tries ;110,000 money orders, re<:
The .ltaihva Coiuinissiaii has
a p- presenting, up -viands cif $13,0 Ott,
proved of the new> sleeping and ar an increase of 35 per cent, over
parlor carr tariff submitted by the the previous year. All this money
railways, passes through the department at
Scarlet fever is epideurie ineeMan- Ottawa, 141.oney+ to the United
itobe, several hundred cases hay- States and South America goes dir,•�
ing been reported, The :Board of eet from sender to receiver, so no
Health has issued, a warding to the official record of the> amount
health alien's. kept at Ottawa. The money' sent
o reliant' sentence to be he ocean is principally to
Jatiaes CI r s iiura:ss t
hanged for murder of his mother relatives of immigrants.
finitely abandons the poliey of pro-, has been commuted to life rmpris-
teeatine; the. food producers of that eument, The execution was to
f
eoiintry, leaving the do;ars open to have taken place at Peterborough
Canada, the only country* frorn last Saturday.
which foods of the sort mentioned g
to supplement the After a scuffle on abridge . at
can be'obtaineds pp Pembroke a young man named'.
i
Boma supply... In meats of various Wright is alleged to have thrown
sorts, although the duties are not St, Denis a companion, over the
eiatirelyr removed, there are very railingof the bridge. St. Denis
material, reductions, while 'hour will injuries.
died of his
bear a duty of .50 cents per barrel i • ,s in convention
sides of the: line,and oat- Manitoba farii€1 ,
on both at Brandon. on Thursday, cheered
meal 50 cents per 100 pounds. the announcement of tie tariff ag-
ALnang the miscellaneous articles reement ` with the United. ,States,
of importance other than foodstuffs Theynay it will make a difference
on which duties are entirely re,
of ten cents . on wheat, and the
moved by both countries are hay, fico oiitry o£ oattle into Chicago
lumber, coke, certain classes o£ will solve the freight .problem:
Steel rods, typesetting and type-
casting machines, cottonseed oil, GREAT BRITAIN.
railroad ties, telegraph poles,
wooden staves, pickets and palings, Sir Charles Dilke is dead.
Considerable reductions are made A strike of compositors is threat -
in the agricultural implement sche- ened in Britain.•
dule, a uniform scale of duties on The trial of James for libelling
King George will take place in pub-
lic.
•
Rye -64 to GSe outside.
L rows, drills, horse rakes, cultiva-
tside.vheat—filo, 1 at 49 to a0c first 1 $3 1"
auts:de. 0 1 o k tors, thrashing machines, bags,hay-
1 $ 5 $ p loaders, patent` augers, feed -cut -
Toronto,
$21,_ in�g ters, grain -crushers, fanning mills,
Toronto, and shorts, $2r,, in bees, Wh
hay-tedders and farm or field roll -
$4.75 to $5,15; second patents, $4.-
65 to 55.05; c ears, $3.15 a to
53.55; secondtears, to -
this dislocation might proceed.
The finance minister hadspoken
of the importance of cultivating
trade with the hundred million
people to the south. What about.
!.Toronto. Ontario bran, 521 to.:, No. 1 Northern, carloads, store, _
ax sn in sacks_ Toronto, and n the trade of the three or four hun ors, a per cent. reductiwt
$1,151/, ��'inter, No... red,, 96c bid, died million people under the Brit- There is a lengthy list of reduc-
15.
Buffalo, Jan. 31.—Wheat Spring,
shorts, 522.50. No. 2 white 95c . Corn—No. 3
> bidish flag? Was not that trade the tions on various products of the
mine, the most important being a
decrease on the Canadian duty on
bituminous coal from 53 to 45
cents per ton. The revenue loss
from this will be large, over eight
million tons of bituminous coal hav-
ing been imported last year. This
would mean about $640,000• in re-
duced duties 011 coal. The people
of Ontario now pay most of the
soft coal duties.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Apples—Spys, $4.50 toy $6; ,Bald-
wins, $4 to $5; Greenings, 54 to
$4.50; No. 2 assorted, $3.50,to 54.50
per barrel.
Beans -Care lots, $1.70 to $1.75,
and small lots, $1.95 to $1.90.-
Honey—Extracted,
1.90:-Honey Extracted, in tins, 101,X2
to lic per. lb. No. 1 comb, whole-
sale, $2 to 52.50 yer dozen; No. 2
comb, wholesale, $1.75 to $2 per
dozen. -
Baled Hay—No. 1 at $12.50 to •$13,
en track, and No. 2 at $10 to $10.-
50.
Baled • Straw -$6.50 to $7, on
track, Toronto.
Potatoes—Car lots, 75 to 80c per
bag•
Poultry -Wholesale prices of
'dressed poultry :—Chickens, 15 to
17c per lb.; fowl, 11 to 13c per ib. ;
'ducks, 15. to 17e per lb.'; turkeys,
19 to 21c per ib., and geese, 13 to
13%c per lb. Live, 1 to 2c less.
AIRY THE T1AIR1 MAIi,IiF_L4�S
,
Butter: -Dairy •
prints, 21 to 22c;
,hoice dairy solids; 21 toinfer-
.. 22c• ,
or 17 to 19c •
choice
ice large
rolls .
20rnle. Creaner�,9S.to o9c pe:b.
Tor' rolls, 25c for solids,` and -23 to
4 for se at prints:
1» c
p ^ .
r.,. •"
Lgn s i,a._e lots of P
c,kl ed bring
k
�6c; cold storage, 27o; selected,
•Y,�Bc,
andstrictly hew-Iaid, 3lc1 gper
Ir:lozen,
° Cheese -Large,,
3;/c.
nd twin
yellow, 50c ; No. 4 • yellow, 48/c,
on track, through billed, Oats-
No. 2 white, 361,/,•c No _ 3 white,
36c; No. 4 white, 35/c. Barley --
Malting, , 92 to 98c. Rye—No. 2,
track; 84e. •
first consideration? If the past ten
years' history were to be consider
ed, the speech heard to -day and the
announcement's made were unneces-
sary, for the past ten years had
been filled . with,the preaching of
the finance minister and his col
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. leagues, of Canada's winning world-
•wide `trade, or Canada's 'winning.
Montreal, Jan. 31,—ohoice %cels ial tradeand of Canada's in-
sold at 6%c to 6%c, good at: � jc to ?mper - But
6c, fairl good at 5 c to 51c, fair dependence of' its neighbors'
' S now in a sweep the whole policy,
at 4%c to 5c and the low .grades at had been changed. Canada's trade
4c to 4/c per pound A f good
•
few
w made to swing on that
bulls sold at 5c to ` 5x/ c Lnd the was no
low glades at 4c to 4%c per pound, of the United" States.
Sheep advanced Mc per pound: And for this dislo.catiori and ad -
Lambs -6c to G%c per pound. Hogs justment, what assurance had we
-58 per 100 pounds ` weighed off of perma.nancy. The finance min
ears. Calves ranged from $2.50 to' ister told us „ that ' 'he hoped the
$11 each, as to, size and quality. I agreernent was„ cast for some time,
Toronto,t 't could be terminated at
$6.25 •wa
cattle
mon cat
ENGLISH OPINION.
A ,despatch from London says
Speaking on; Friday on the recipro
city agreement just made Between
Canada and the United States, Vis-
count Milner,. former high r t.:; his
sion.er for' South Africa,, said: "No-
thing one says can make things bet -
r isidle 'tosu'ourees o
the fact that the proposed treaty,
Iike that already'. concluded- with
• mus en to diminish . ri-
deexne it wise tislt preference, grad is, to',that ex- )
UNITED STATES.
New Hampshire has abolished the
use of the public drinking cup.
The U.S. Government propose to
allow immigration of Japanese la-
bor.
E.
RAISE EIRE BATES.
S
'1Y'estern Cnderwritcrs Put Up tirtt
Price on. Winnipeg.
A despatch from Winnipeg says
Following a million dollar fire los»
in Winnipeg last year, and $400,000
January, the Western Canada
Underwriters' Association decided
on. Friday to raise rates by ten to
fifty eents en the 5100. This will.
y
be partially offset by the increased
reduction where signal services
and 'automatic alarms are installed..
THREE .MIEN EILLED.
A. Fourth Probably Fatally Injured
at Belot .Mine.
A despatch from 'Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont., says: News reached.
the Soo on Friday that three men,
jack Thompson, J. B. Mackie and
Oss ar Nantynan, were killed by a
premature explosion of dynamite
at the Helen mine, and another
man, name unknown, was probably
fatally injured. Coroner McLurg'
of the Soo has charge of the case
and will make an investigation.
taken toward a united opposition
to that part of the'proposed reci-
procity treaty' which deals with
fish. The City Council adopted re
solutions which declare that the
;proposed treaty is inimical to the
welfare of the City of , Gloucester
and to other ports of the New Eng-
land coast which depend upon the
fisheries.
4,11-
There
�
There is much feeling in South
Africa because:. Viscount; Gladstone
reprieved the .death sentence of a
black man charged with assaulting
a white woman.
TRADE *WIT M'EXICO..
A despatch from Montreal says:
The establishment of a' direct steam
ship service, between Canada and;
Mexico has resulted in a big in-
crease in trade between the two
countries. Mr. D. A. Ansell' the
Mexican: Consul -General,,, has just
completed a statement of imports
and exports for 1910, exclusive of
goods shipped overland or via New
York. According to this statement,
the exports from Canada show an
increase of $1,027,400, and"the im
ports $710,500.
TV
0\TART
Jan. 31. -As high as but the i bet-
ter. t h t y t 1
s aid for the best butcher any moment by either country. •
Provincial TI'e�S�lI'81' Re0133°
01'l,S �aIa11Ce Of a
i?
but bulls and cows anal com- The minister was open to criti h tl
tee were undoubtedly at cism for vagueness.' What would
France t tend d' 1 l3 tt Y
Li 1Q aver �3 004
least a `quarter lower." The ; Hog happen if Canadad
k. Lambs to change Half a dozen items in the tent cletf rnenta1 to the policy; of
3p )
rt ; de,5l.atc,i from Toronto sa-�; ; ' ci�iuiinal frit s 'n i
� e t)aatons
11larl et was decidedly wee
,
m' v t, g ' meat? :' Trade was ,to' be dxs 4,
were up as high as . $6.15 aiei cv a�,ree closer'' union:
Shea--law
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' that. 4
assurances' f ,
es were.: s caly, but 'located':vvItgiout iv Ti, editorials °'in,the London Colonel' $atheson s ,'sti.r�lus`this las s ant
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bucks and
firmer.
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