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PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS f .
REPORTS FORM THE f,E:A,D
TRADE CENTRE'S Or
.A,3ILRIC ..
Prices of Cattle, Grain, . Cheese
autl Other Produce at -Home
and tbroad..
IJREADSTTFFS.
Toronto, Feb, 31_--Fleur.—Win-
ter wheat 90 per cent. patents, $3--
50 at seaboard, Manitoba flours
are uncrlanged, ,as` follows :--First 1,
patents, $5.40;; second patents, $4,-
I190, and strong bakers', $4,70, on'.
,track, Toronto,
Manitoba Wheat—No. 1 northern,,
99/c, Bay ports; No. 2 northern,,
97c, Bay ports, and No. 3 at 9443' e
Ray ports; carrying winter storage
at Goderich, le extra.
Ontario Wheat --No. 2 -white, 84c,
and No. 2 red and mixed, sae, out
side,
Earley—Malting qualities, 62 to.
65c, outside, according to quality,
and feed , 50 to ase outside.
Oats ----Ontario grades: No. 2
white, 35 to 35/c, on track, Toron-
to, and 32/c to 33c outside; No,
W. C,:.oats, 37X,c, Bay ports, ones
No. 2 at 36e, 1- ay Ports.
Ooril—al/ to 51e for No, 3 Axe-
erica/, Toronto freight.
Peas:: --No. 2 et $0 to Bac olltsida.
Rye -66 to 07c outside.
Buckwheat --No. 1 at 49%e alit
-
side.
Bran- Manitobas at $22, in bags,
Toronto, and shorts, $24, in basso
Toronto, and bran, $22, in sael`s,
Toronto, and shorts, $24.
[IYIBER THOUSANDS
how pallg Mortality From
the Dread Plague
despatch from Pekin says:
The Chinese Government on 'Wed-
nesday applied to the Missionary
?ledical Association headquar'terd
at Shanghai asking for the despatch
of .tcd:titional physicians to the
north, The appalling u'. gr' tulle of
the trey astatiorl cau,,eet by the
plague is revealed by the estimates,
The /minimum est !nate of the deaths
from plague from Chang -Chun to
the north is 20,4200. The ertiratc
for Southern Mi ehuria, Based up,..
o1z of the Japanese rail-
-1;;t" ar�drriirtistr•ation, e;Ceeds 2,500,
'. ,ctalzser ative eetiuiate for the
rs vi teas of G11ile-iii enel Shea-
f, « is ,500. While it is irmos-
it
hsil to alat't£n relilldhlc F.tatitics,'.
artieul rly 1zoi11 the region north
and east zrl 'Harbin, where t1ir�e epi-,
denrie is tat izr 'with tlpabatetf fury.
*5,000 00 a,s' total is more likely to
lin rrn undo ate than an Inver-
T1h , i'ixeaxoy of 'Al'ttu-
atalnalts to Ilho Wai-Wtr
;r•
ur
Pjr that his official reports show bout
tween 10,000 and 11,000 deaths, but
he fears the total is inueh larger.
HEROIC; PHYSICIANS
.A dcspateh from London says;
I.n reply to a question in Parliament
by Mr, Allen Bake •, Sir Edward
Urey, the Foreign Secretary, on
We{11,4e day afternoon stated that
the British Minister at Pekin
re
ports that all physicians hero have
been inoculated with Haffkin's vac-
cine and: that the Chinese Govern -
meat bas dune its utmost for the
personal conhfort of the physicians.
The french physician, 1)r, Ares-
ahs, who died, was not inoculated.
T1c3
was infected owing to a patient'
corrgfling .in itis unmasked face, Dr.
'ackson, a British physician, died.
of exhaustion' after continuous hard
work, among the infected coolies.
The Minister concluded by declar-
ing i17g that Sir JohnJohnJrardalr reports
that the heroism of the physicians
is beyond praise.
tM�VIl
A AP11
IENINGS F110A1 ALL OVER
TUE GLOBE IN A
V. UTSIIELL.
artada, the Empire and the Worst
in General Before Your
Eyes.
CANADA.
A Montreal firm: will erect five
hundred houses of cement en Edi -
son's plans,
Policeman Delnerlles of Montreal
gallantly rescued nine persons from.
a burning building.
One, hundred and twenty-five
persons have been convicted of
illegally selling eo.,ainc at Montreal
since last July. has
The Dominion Government
appointed thirty-seven fisheries to be occupied rn
'UNITED STATES.
United States Secretary of State
noti, says trade agreement is an.
mantic, not <a political, question.
GENERAL,
Id•ussia's•- attitude toward: t liinati
Gooses concern.
Emperor 'William and the Pope
are eonvalescent.
Over 65,000 Chinese have died of
plague in Manchuria.
King. Niclitilas of Montenegro is
said to be slowly bleeding to death.
The Christian mission ab Chee
Foo, China, has been infected with
the plague.
tn—
TO, OCCUPY KUL,IA.
Russia Will seize China Possession
to Patforce Tieaty Rights.
A despatch from St. Petersburg
says: The Retch states that Kulja,
48 miles over the frontier, in the
n s Ili region of Chinese Turkestan, is
aecordance with
overseers to work under the made
c the decision 'arrived at by the Gov
tors in Ontario, and has shade a
eminent because of China's per-
sistent disregard of the treaty of
1881; Under the terms of that,
treaty Russia agreed to evacuate
the Ili ,region, which it occupied in
1871, on condition that she receive
certain Consular and commercial
privileges in Mongolia and Man-
churia. Russia has become irritat-
ed over China's persistent violation
of, the terms of this treaty, and this
feeling has been greatly aggravat-
ed by constant attempts en the part
of -China to disregard `-provisions
for other treaties,
Apples—Spys, 'L50 to $;7.50 ,
Baldwins, Si•to $5; Greenings, $4
to $-t,50, No, 2 assorted, $3,50 to
$•1.50 per barrel.
Beaus --Car 10 ,s ' $1, 75 to $1,80,,
Bea ,
and small lots, $1.90 to $2.
rearrangement of the inspectorates.
Prince Edward,; Island is cut off
from 'communication with the main-
land, the steainer Earl Grey,being
unable to make the trip through
'` the ice.
Sir Richard Cartwright explain-
ed the bill regardin • terminal ele-
vators in the Senate.' The Govern-
ment propose to appoint a, com-
mission
ommission of -three, modelled on the
Railway Commission.
C. E. Eaton, of Montreal,' a
la '
prominent businessman, as found
dead in bed with a bullet` ,wound'
in his head,, on Friday, It' is sup-
posed he had the weapon under his
pillow and accidentally discharged
is
GREAT BRITAIN. ,
`
suffrag
ettes are organiZ- `•sIl .
'I3,r�z b
inc determined opposition to 'een-
511x.
Sir Joseph Larmor has 'been elec-
ted to - represent Canibridgc' Uni
Bei sity.
Honey --Extracted; in t
to 11e per lb. No, , comb, whole-
sale, ,$2 to $2.50 per dozen. No. 2
comb, ]wholesale, $1,75 to $`2 p01
dozen.
Baled Hay—No. 1 at $12.50 to $13
ori track anal No.' 2 at $9.50 to
ills, 10
$10.50, }
Baled Straw --$6.50 to $7 can tra
Toronto.
Potatoes -Car lots, 80 to 85c per
bag,
Poultry - "Wholesale prices of
dressed poultry :—Chickens, 15 to
10c per lb.; fold, 11 to 13e per Ib.;
Ras been Canada's favorat
Yeast over n quarter of a
century.' E: for facts
to produce 50 large loavets
of fine, wholesome, zlour-
is g, 110=0 -made: bread.
Do not: experiment ---there
is nothing `{just as good,"
E. W. C}LLETT Cts.1.70.
WInnipee 70i2 +i4ifi, E)Fii. MOi1traa-
Awaded ISIghett Ic'- ors at
all E4outioos,
LIVE STOCK IAPN:ET,
Montreal, Feb. 2&, Choice steer's
sold at 3jc good at 6 c, fairly
good: at 5"'' c to 6e, fair at 5,1/e to
5r._"e, and the lower grades at 4/4
to 5e per lb. A..few choice COWS
and balls brought and the com-
moner grades sold fnera that down
to See per ib. Sheep sold at 4e to
434e and lambs at 6e to 0/c per
lb, Prices of calves ruled lower,
With sales at frons. $2.50 to'$12.50
each as to :size and quality. The
market for hogs was weaker and
prices declined 250 to 40e per 100
The. ' At the reduction the demand
`ua good and sales of selected. tots
were made at $7.50, to $7:75 per 100
lbs., weighed off ears.
Toronto, Feb. 21. --Butcher steers
` . g
and e d medium,
a 1 Leif x c r_
s it -minding In
) D
good and cllaiee qualities, $5:10 to
$0.10 per cwt,; butcher cows, all
grades, $2.75 to $$5.50 ; butcher
bulls, all. grades, $4,50 to $550
canners, $2,50 to x,3,15, Mileh
$1.0,000,000 TO, CHARITY.
hgehild
e Late ;I;;a1011 IViU.t
Will of t1 t t
of Vienna, Probated:
A., despatch from Vienna, . says:
The will ,of Baron' _Albert Roths-
child, filed for probate. .on. Friday,'
bequeaths $10,000;000 to - charity.
The Baron's third ,on Louis is ap-
pointed -head of the Vienna: bank-
ing ]souse of "the Rothschilds.
cliilds.
cows and springers ranged from
413 to $75 per head. Veal calved
$3.50 to $8,50, with a few selects :1t
$9' to $0.50, At $�1,2:, to $4-.a0 for
ewes, $3.25 to $3.75 for rams, and
to ,'6 r lambs. Ho^c,9
$6 ,50 for ar, s. gs, 0
1,
A, for shipments f.o,b, ear
hrzltry points, and .$7,20 fed azar
red at the market.
TOWN PAID EXPENSES.
9.4 England's Oldest Postboy
Takes Octogenarian Bride.
,t. despatch from London, Eng-
land, says: Mr, William Hennen,
94 years of age, i ngland's oldest
Postboy, on Wednesday wedded
Miss Fanny Wadltanrs, :1n octogen-
ducks 10 to 18c per lb.; turkeys, Arian, at Chatham. The town paid
19 to �21e per lb,, and geese, 13 to the expenses of the '-wedding. The
old couple, who recently were dis-
cha •ged from the workhouse, where
the courtship -vas eon•slucted, will.
live on a ten shillings a -week old
age pension. A. great crowd cheer-
ed the union of January and ,No-
vember. They received many pre-
sents. Joseph Bains, 90 years of
age, the 'oldest- bell ringer in Eng-
land, chimed the wedding march.
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TARI0'S NEW
Municipalities Obtain Complete
Over Milk upply
on ro
A new bill based en. the reeon1- . which the milk nrigllt sae conta
rneudatious made to the Onta
Legislature last session is the Pro NO TUEEIl,Cd7LO a1S fII K.
w e - .
,Commission-. c`2:i z:1. •ice
1 - 1,.
-rrs;,iz1. Milk s � ovl,le
3A$ t0 tubtsrt,ulosIt x r
,
zto
bis sold frrlrrl ars
truclucQd in the Reuse on S'i`edner,- tltali milkS13all. ,
cls,Y lsy the Ron. J. S, Duff, Min- eow which, upon lrlhyszc, examim
1:
TER SCAR
Reservoir own•. at ,tile
�
en.
' cies
A despatch (rein.:tilontrealsays,:
o Chief n;
`'4 • °1; ro't ]node t- 415 c le,
From a r 1
'n ``of the cit - 1 -wer1
neer :�T�ni � J
serious fact wa;.
az 5 I<„r ;: the
brought . tothat the' v
aPer w n:
.....:
m
”
the big xcser��7 alr on: the m.nrn a� t rsro;�
is roiiim down at the rate
d G
idles a 4lay.
hat; if thislcohtditidn 'o'f` affairs,
sl,aulei:: coni; rite the outlook was;
that serious lfiicultf-a 61111" '
Airco lrtter.ce bhe 1n , S gr-� n
8
i1
1334c per Ib. Live,1 to 20 less,
THE DAIRY MARKETS.
Butttr—Dain=. prints, 20 to 21e e
choice rolls, 15 to 20c; inferior, 17
to 19e. Creamery- quoted at 26 to
27c per lb, for rerls, 24e for solids,
and 22 to 23e for seperator prints.
Eggs-Oaso lots of new -laid, 25
to 26c per dozen, and of pickled at
16 to 17e.
Cheese—Large, 13e, and twins at
13/c.
frost ` this .winter the ice,: has gait
1 ere the'cit •'s in-
takethick near � z
> 5
takeis situated at Lachine 'thz,t'the
J. «
-water _s lowcrin�, rapidly, every day.h
Thereore places where tl e.ice is,sco.
.
Mole sactually'
hat ' 7',t 1 as'
lr,
t _
:•F I •.. .,r :.
1 the k ottGrn: Tlle.x;.ee n they
uedu a5 tK Bic
0ntr eal,;
•
2ness�
;r9r4t1tS}'tl
HOG PRODUCTS.
Bacon—tong clear, 11f to 12e
per -ib, in ease lots; mess pork,
521,50 to $22; do., short cut, $25
to '$25.50; pickled rolls, $22 to
$22.50.
Hanis--Light to medium, 15. to
16e; do., heavy. 14c ; rolls, 12% to
13c; breakfast bacon, 17 to 17/c;
backs, 18 to 19c,
Lard—Tierces, 121,4e; tubs, 122;4c ;.
pails, 12Xc.
BUSINESS AT :MONTREAL.
Montreal, Feb'. 21 -Oats -Canadian
Western, No. 2, 39X, to 39/c,' car
lots ex store ; extra No. 1 feed, 38%
to 38./e; No. 3 C. W., 37% to 38c;
No. 2 local white, :37% to 38c ; No.
3local white, 363 to 37c.; No. 4 lo-
cal white, 353 to 36c. Flour --Mani-
toba Spring wheat patents, firsts,
$5.60; do., ":seconds, $5.10; Winter
wheat patents, $4.75 to $5; strong
bakers', $=1.90; straight rollers, $4.-
35 to $4.50; do., in bags, $1.90 lo
$2. Rolled oats—Per barrel, $4.45;
do.; bag of 90 lbs., $2.10. Barley
-Feed; car lots, ex store, 49 to
50c. Corn -American No..3 yellow,
5614' to 57c. Midfeet]—Bran, On-
tario, $21 to $22; Manitoba, $20 to
$23; middlings, Ontario, $23 to $24;
shorts,. Manitoba, $22 to $25 ; moil-
rlle $26 to $30. Eggs -Selected,
')Sc ; fresh,, 30c ; No. 1 stock, 24 to
25c;' No 2; 20 'to 22c ' Cheese"
Western, 11 7-8 to 12 1-3:0asterns,
to 113/4e. Butter Choicest,
241/, to 25c`' seconds, 22' to 230.
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of
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expceted,
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UNITELI`TATEi M11FLIKtTS
Minneapolis, Leg. 21.—Whist,
Al ay, 96 j, e ; Julys 97 5-8' t+, 9 %c
September, 93e; No. 1 hard, 98/4c•
.';1 Northern '96X to' 98Xe
rtherh : °93 to 961fc ° . No,
�,
ran 0:'7
ur
1
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'$
„s ondS 4.35";Y{•,;
,:do., „seconds, tab >
siGle
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`° ,35 to
3,;35:
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-11 &s,rntery
rete]• of Agriculture. Itis entitled tion by a 4crti4ied reterinari.
"Au Act Respecting the Production shall be declared to be
and Sate of Milk for Human Con-
sumption," and seeks to embody
in its scope all the legislation bear-
ing on this subject.
T1re bill does
it gives - n
coaxrtrol over
otl>, it sets
tl e- pro nee .n
.,, itt
ES.
5
•Y,1A
trout tuiaeretilgsis of the udder or-
zxlill� glands, or dose 11111k, orr oal.c�
terielogieol or:mis:ros401 (, tl exam-
itatichn is sbollu to £o7ttain tubercle
bacilli.
t is provda
trr utensils zta
sties ealilpli3ttu lslaa ref' ;mit-: x111
llk suI
ctl that
in
$ rug, xe
]aryl
dazr�i
c�
elr raz > Bac jarnesr pitzrlsc,se, ate
>erac�ra7 .tazt Petr.7ilhn iAttghy .e an-cncd
- h Being u ed,
1 11e +atlscr clauses
3 lt'itll epeciei elar5505 Qi»
1linstnnce, municipalities
oxhld
to establish and zlraintain or
assist in the establishlneut arld
maintenance of milk 'depots to fur-
nish
urnisll a special supply of milk for
ianlanes.
caro of cows,the sanitary condi-' The term ""certified" is protect -
tion of the places where cows aro ed by incorporating the conditions
kept, the water supplied to cows, which most be complied with be-
the care of utensils used in hand- ;fore it can be users, and by pee-
ling milk the proper storage ` and vidingthat these conditions must
transportation'of milk -; the making becertified to either 'b • the Medical
ofbcteriological tests as a nide ` alth Officer or an 3incor orated
a g He 1�
G UE STS OF THE KING".
Arrangements for Colonial Prcmu-
.iers at Coating Conference.
et'S, The 'pruned;
at tlhe `municipal'
the milk is to be cousuzialeci shout
ha'
n
i n t l l es
hose cotnl�lete control
ter of the produdtion, care and solo.
With this object in Griew, munici-
palities use gih-en power to pass by-
laws snaking regulations as to the
whi
canis oY
iatl:l:>u,
£ar any
a
A despatch from London, says:
I4 is officially announced that the
Prince Ministers of the aver -seas
dominions and tile; Ministers ac-
companying them to the Imperial
Conference will be the •guests, first
of the Government, and afterwards
of the Ding. The Colonial. Office
has taken rooms at the Hotel
Cecil- The British members of
Parliament will entertain 58 of the
colonial members, eighteen of them
from Canada, for a fortnight. They
will heve seats for. the Abbey cere-
mony.
TO SELL TIMI Clila�:l.
New
Deem:l a re Slay Inure Cheese
Factories in the ;East.
despatch from ' Picton, Ont.,
says: Prince Ed,,vard farmers have
before them the proposition to sell
cream to >a Toronto firm, which of-
fers a tempting price. It is under-
stood some of the farmers in the
upper part of the' county may take
up the idea thisseason. If any
great quantity of cream should ,be
shipped' the cheese industry -would
be: considerably hurt,'
1FORGER,
BRAVE, BUT A FQ
to the Nvthelesameness_'of milk, and
such other /ratters asmay be con-
sidored necessary.
Councils are also authorized to
fix standards for butter fat andto-
tal solids, but it is provided that
"no milk shall be sold for human
consumption which contains Tess
than 12 per cent. of solids, of which
3 per cent. shall be butter fat." In
addition to this, stringent provis-
ions aro made to prevent adulter-
ation.
Councils are empowered to ap-
point inspectors, who are given au-
thority to inspect the source of
supply, as well as every other; point.
BURNED THE CIRCUS.
society of medical practitioners.
PASTEURIZED MILIfi.
Similarly, it is provided that it
shall be unlawful to apply the Word
"pasteurized"' to any milk 'unless
it has been subjected for at least
20 and not more than 30 minutes
to a temperature of not.
less than 140 and not more than 115
degrees Fahrenheit and at once
cooled to 43 degrees Fahr"enheit or
under and kept at that tempera-
ture until delivered,
All the clauses at present in the
statutes bearing on 'milk for hu-
man consumption are repealed.
iionkey. Overturned :Oil Teeter and
Only horse Was Saved.
A despat•eh from Pottsville, Pa-,
says: A monkey overturning an oil
heater in the Winter quarters of a
small railroad circus at Orwigs-
burg, Pa., on Wednesday night,
caused the destruction of all the
circus paraphernalia, including a
cage of monkeys, trained apes, a
pack of trained dogs, a den of
snakes and several horses- One
horse was the only thing taken out
alive.
Hers➢er°t Thomas, of Alonnted Pol
rocs. diets Year in Prison.
l etc spatpli front Edmonton, Al
to says :: Herbert Thomas, of the
Na W 4.P ,',)as" been 'sent'en.ced'
0 ilofile year's imprisonment for .the
or'gery of expt;nse vouchers'. Thom-
as ';;rs known as the :most', daring
all' the North -Wes`
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RLSSI N Iv AIRSHIPS.
Duma, Asked to Tole $60,000,000 for
Four New Battleships.
A despatch from St. Petersburg
says: The Government has asked
the Duma to vote' $60,000,000 for
'the construction of four battleships
by 1915. The`vessels are to be nam
ed Sebastopol, Petropavlovsk, Gan
gut, and Poltava.
KAISER TO VISIT LONDON.
Will: Attend the Unveiling of Na..
tion -al Memorial to Late Queen.
A despatch from London says:
The announcement that Emperor
William wouldattend the ceremony
of unveiling the national memorial
to Queen Victoria in front of Buck-
ingham Palace on May 16 is con-
firmed. His Majesty will be ac-
companied by Empress Auguste
Victoria, and. it is ,expected that the
two will be the guests of King
George and Queen 'Mary for sever-
al days.
SOLD COCAINE.
Three Men in Montreal Sent to
Jail for offence.
A despatch from Montreal says:
Ili. Recorder Dupuis sent three
cocaine vendors to jail on Thurs-
day
hursda , morning, and •declared. his in-
tention. of doing so in every, ..in-
stance where such a thing'` is pos-
sible.
[fl -EU- BBIITJtiE
CONTRA
Has Been Sec -,-red By a,Ca .ad ani Firm, an
AAbout utS13,000/000
�11.�. Amount to .
A i Pas ch fror Montreal [ays :• prre ,Bri�dwe Company �s'lnich
n,
I oK{
b the. Cw tnment to snake: ever alien .the St,:Lawrence Com-
p
lo i ed y ,
� t t P'
to r la a t Johzisto'n the managine, litect,or of
ap . h :,.- 7
It is stated 'that tie ex0erts ono-`. liered, to the, 'official' design. Tl
i„ the an .re pare i ,eneer' Pei 5s
recommendations , concern ng •pany 1 1 s }
ad -
new Quebec. , bridge
ckecl some ears ago haves tho ll0 lnran Prlet= e Ocim
one..lvreK, � a ,..,,., i� ... � 1 ...
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