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Gov ern ent
oBuild Hudson. Bay
Welland Caual
A rc: isaateia f t'nf i Citta,waa FnvS
EOM. {sear ,i; }'. Ci-'ahatuYi'S annual
review of the trarm,por'taatafali l)I'f+ )=
ler,1S of the Dominion n ws•ars present-
ed to t}its 'Commons on +'Viers 1, o11
a motion to go into supply On the
et-tirnattes for the Department tiff
1 -('ails ass and Canals,
The Government. propos( (s to pec
teed at once.with the eoustructiun
of the ,Hudson Bay. Railway for the
first 170 miles from. Pas Mission to
Split Lake, Port Nelson will pro-
bably be the terminal bort of than
rhayw+
railway. The railwayWIII b
built by the Ciav+erurtaeut, and
yrrtagosal will, be subnlittec1 tQ the
use later on fort its operation.
rIew or enlarged Weiland Ca-
nal i psi'oje ^reel, and three different
retests* r' etre ` sender etinsideratiriat,
With ail aaia roved St. .i,,itewreraC.d�
route, Canada need 'fear r14 eeinlie-
ttta<aaa from the new United States
canals via Beffalo 4 1 Oswego. ne
40velulamertt, of tb0 country would
ne
jnSta y� alae' a: xt w`uie i+.Dt t,of, both the
\ ellaud and th Uew finis Tray
etr`altaarls at 110 wc'r,l la;t;tart ria#;c.
�n41er° 1SC power policy of the
`(a1rw'er'nmerit on the Trent Canal,
Irexwe+.r will lieT supplied to central
martdietetics :it e.onlpa1'aa-
ho cheapest ,price in C'an-
lonial Railway Last
lee a surplus of $023,104,-�
Go, erne for : this year the surplus is.
errtiwaated at $090,000, after paying
rw� `r $300,000 ern equipment renew -
vont,
Tlae total ceaett cif eansteuetin>a ref
tl1a Nartional Traanscontinental'l-tiaail-
m 4r its voaitpletiou from I one
an te+ Winnipeg will be $145,33$,-
RSt, ' Thhe total expenditure to' date
° the Gravid Trunk Pacific Rail-
,
zn4 prairie and
Company the r aaa
rrzfa 4r1 t p
tltaiin sections of the G,T,I' is
,49ae' It is exllccted to fin-
)trait'; Eeetit;Fu in three
EX
I1�E1'TSWITII RA# ORE
THE EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, 4IARC H 1e, t7 ,
THE tiEWS Ili A PARAGIIAril, � C
APPENINCS FROM. ALL OTER
THE GLOBE IN A
N IJTSIIELT,.
Ca.uada, the Empire and the Wori
it Seraer"al Before i'?ur
Eyes.
CANADA.
Toronto school children izav
$104,000 in the Penny Bank,
Canada is called upon to ;iv
8IOQ,000 to aid Chinese famine su
fexers.
"The Georges" of Ontario will
juin in the presentation of a Coro-
nation gift,
Gordon Camper, to eighteen -
ear -old married bay C,f Kingstrnr,
committed suicide by drinking car-
bone acid.
A reward is offered for thearrest
of Dr, W. Beattie Nes bitt• on the
charge, of forgery, in eorrneetao;h
with the Farmers" Bank fail trc.
The famous old Evergreen Tions
iz
Prince, Edward county
1)V sanction for, $1£10, The encroaeah
nig saradbztnks afire rel. avidly destroy-
ing the property,
lir. George Garvey :'lied at Nia-
garar p
Falk 00 I�rlel,l4 sfronr alajiri 1e5
received in the explosion at the
iiowwe.r-hoses e, : e makes the fourth
GREAT BRITAIN.
ri tish trade i. i show
Il t cu itnata; to
remarkable increases,
Lord Kitchener will eonnnand tlr
troops at the Coronation
The Liberal candidate was re-
turned ,in the Northeast Lanark-
shire
an arkshire bye -election.
There were uproarious scenes fire
the British Commons on Friday,
4lu in . the debate on the, land claus-
es of the Budget,
FA
REPORTS FORM THE, LEADING
TRADE CENTRES OE
rices of Cattle, Grain, Cheese
and ;Outer Produce at Home
and Abroad
BREADSTUF PS.
Toronto, Mar, 147—Flour—Win-
wheat,
47--Diour--Win-wheat, 90 per cent. patents, $3.
at seahor€t. _Manitoba, flours-'
irst patents, $5.40; second pate
s, $4,.99:, and bt1-olig bakers',
'4.70, on track, Toronto.
Manitoba wheat ---No. 1 - orthern,
' 3o to 9734e, Bay ports; No, ? North-
, ern, 05e, Bay ports, and No.; as
02 c, li`ay ports; carrying 'Winter
storage at Goderieb, is extra.
O.Hraai" e, Wheat—No. 9 white a,
ed Winter 60 to tele, outside.
,f'aarley •- Maltiug *metal tties, 94 to
at outside, according to ttra4 lity,
feed at :7,3 t t i 55c ¢.kart
tri -Ontario No. 9 w"ITite; of
tyuc'k, Toronto, a
qitt'lde, NCH 2 W.
t+RC`, pzaa,r' }::sit'', and No. 2
to 85%e, Bay ports..
Cut'n--No, 3 `v,LIeliC,aah, s1C,.
;.7,"C3d3to1 freight,
1 I'4 as Nu. 2 at, dQ to hle outside.
05 to 47c outside,
ckww heat--Ntr, 1 at TX: to 19
outside.
111'411--1aartitalbas at $22, in has,
Toronto, and shorts, 2.4, in bags,
`.;Toronto. Ontario- brain, $22 to $22,-
r. 0, in sacks, Torcan'to, seed, ttvr�t$,.
o . to 0.
Fy
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ANY WJANTITY
For :making SOAP, *oft
ening Ovate , res ovingcald
paint, disinfecting sinks, r ;
closets and drains' and
for many otberprir'poacs
A cuss equals 2Q lbs Sal
Soda. Useful for five Ti
hundred purpose .
.S'afd Feld 'bor4
E. W, uilfett Cas., Ltrl.,
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UNITED SI TES.
The U. $, Government have
•reci a rnobiliza:tian af: army a'
avy,
The CTnited States Governrne
has deeicicd that the 'revolution
ille crier must end.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
A ,le -..-- a s $5' to $5,5Q:; Bald -
1 ins, $'i to $4,50; Grcenint;s, $4
to $4,50; N. 2 4 ;i meted, .`�3,arQ to
$4,50 per• barrel.
Re:tris,--t.'ar lots, $1,'t5 to $1..80,
lad small lots, $1.00
Honey—Extracted, zt titre, le to*
per lb.; No. 1 eo a, wholesale,
to $2.:14 ,per dozen; No. 2 eouala,
ti•holesale, ,$1.75 to $2 pe -
Baled hay—No. 1 at $12
track, and No, a at $0 to 810.00,
Baled straw -40.00 to $7, ort
It, Toronto.
utatues---Car lots, 0 to rise hex;
bag,
Poultry --Wholesale prices of
dressed poultry -Chickens, 15 tea
ltle per, lb, t fowl, 11 to 13c per lb.;
turkeys, 19 to 21e per ib. Dive, 1
to ne less.
GENERAL.
It is reported that I'resid
Diaz 1D: citing.
Grade
�7. The mobilization n +af United Stas
Once), tratiou of Lo w •,Grade Ore of Wide 'forces on the frnntioi' is deeply
vented ,ler- Mexicans,
dos' atif.eh ; fro
Benefit to Canada
Ottawa soy`s :
C)f' attar conrrneiial importunee
are the results t:f ni<3gnetic concert-
ation n experiments with raw ares.
announced in a report just issued
by the 1)epaetment- of Mines. It
is as well known fact, states the re-
t, that the dePosits of merchant
-
e iron ores hitherto discovered
in Canada are very* limited in ex-
tent,; indeed, the blast furnace
tcriripani* s n) Ontario had to import
ower 7! per cent. of the ore smelt-
ed in 11109.. While, however, the
supply of merchantable iron ore in
Canada is limited, enormous quan-
tities of low-grade ores are known
to exist. The megnctic concentra-
tion o "these ores into products'
:',qua'', and in ' tn;tny instances :5u-`
tar", to the best natural oras cab
ainablo, is, therefore of great i*u-
ee.
C)P particular interest were ex-
periments tarried out with two
shipments of iron ores from the
Bristol mines, in Pontiac County,
Quebec. The conclusion arrived at
is thal by either of the two methods
the concentrate from Bristol ores
would yield very desirable low sul-
phurmaterial for the nranufi1cttire
of iron by either the electric or or-
dinary blast furnace. A recent ex-
amination of the mine revealed the
existence of an ;fire field of 90,000
$2,009,000 Addition to Mini of Can-
ada Car COBipany.
A despatch from Welland, Ont.,
says :'The plant of the Electra Me-
tals, 'located in the factery district
of Welland, will be doubled in size
this spring. The compa,ny have
been exceedingly prosperous-, and
have found it necessary to bave in-
creased accommodation. Uni fed
Motors, manufacturers of automo-
biles, will erect their factory build-
ing the coming summer. As soon
as arrangements can be completed,
the Sous of England will erect a
large lodge' and office building. It
is understood that additions
amounting to over two million dol-
lars will be made to the plant of
the Canada Car & Foundry Com-
pany here.
lI0F-1< 'i'r)11'N W'ltyl l) (fl11
TBE DAIRY MARKETS.
er---Dairy prints, 19 to 20c;
choice rolls, 1.$ to 10e; inferior, 10
to Ise. Creamery, 20 to 27c per
lb. for rolls. 24c for solids, and e.:2
Eggs—Case lots of new-lakl, 22c
' per dozen.
.A despatch from Chicago says: Cheese—Large
The big plant of the Dupont Pow- at 1.3Xe,
der Co., located npar the little
town of Pleasant Prairie, 3ust across
`SCID
naval
t 'a
ursday r3'.
enditu re
ow ;nor easy
Over re o
fr'41r1 London
'Sttrrrates r
rt prvvw1e f
$221,062,50
er'eIIae of $0,000,000 over•
vions year. rho Lost of new
truetion is fixed at $15,01,$.5=35,
larogranrnae includes five, F7rc,,
runight5, three; protected ends
one ',mannered cruiser, twwenq
strayers, six submarines, and •an
increase in the personnel of the
navy of 3,000 men,
The Right )1urt, Regiaaald: clizl
naz First Lord of the �1
a �
avored five dreadnoughts,
:rtdieal section of the Cazbinet
Liberal party of the Cabinet ear
+choral party insisted that
IMAM suffice. Mr. MoKenn
statement shows that as comprom-1,
s:@
on
fl 0,000
ire 11 h 1 a ex r ;.,.'Fred lame "ee a the?
Si5"21F,inas %or naval
and the admiralty au-
A castling to this, by
lie t}aatticship Neptune, fil e
er indefatigable, and
:od cruisers will Le avail-
al ie far or-vt`ci', while the weasels
Tinder eurR`att'laeton Wilk include tr"zt
laaattleqrzpa, three armored cruisers,
eri protected and three u,iarmor-
as,ers, thirty-two destroyers,
Snbr i kies.
i a pointed out that
seise ,tlnt, Of the e
he increased pay for alt€* lr'Ater
it
At4rit of the niers, eenchtiags :and.
.aard construction at Rosyth,
k
s said that, a heavy new con-
' '
onion llrogx ;name, which will in -
noughts, is Pro-
t
Chicago Blew Up.
AIONTRE AL
Ithe line from Wiseonsin, near ,Ke,n- BUSINESS AT
iosha, and sixty miles train Chicago, Montreal, mar. 14,......Oats—Cana-
"blew up" un Thursda,y night with ahm Western No. 2, 3$:'4 38Xe,
terrific force. The shock was felt car lots, ex-st'ere; e:itra No. 1 feed,
toago many largo buildings in the 37),4e; No. 2 local white, 37'%c; No.
loop were shaken The Boston 3 local white, 36;4lc ; No. 4 local
store ont of the largest buildings white, 35,!"...e.. Finur—Manitoba.
'tin the loop, was so severely shaken Spring wheat patents, firsts, $5.00;
,ithat large plate glass windows were seconds, $5.10; Winter wheat pat -
square feet. •
trians in the street below. Pleasant $4.90; straight rollers, $4.25 to $4. -
Prairie is entirely wiped out, and 3o; in bags, $7.90 to Si.- Rolled
not a buildinr, remains of a once oats ---Per barrel, $3.90; bag of 90
' enders Dis Resignation as Direc-
tor of Exnerimental Farms.
'A despatch from Ottawa; says:
Dr. William Saunders, director of
Dominion, experimental farms, has
tendered his resignation to the Min-
ister of Agrieulture. It will take
effect at the end of the present
month. Dr, Saunders, who is one
of the best known men in the Do-
minion of Canada, has been direc-
tor of experimental farms since
1886. His reason for resigning is
that of late his health has not been,
good. He proposes to take a long
holiday in Europe, and will sail for
England in May next. He is 75
years of agc, and lived formerly
in London, Ont.
BE
Legislation Will A.11ow Only Bona Fide
Resicents to Vote on Local Option'
A despateh trani-Toronto says : over the three-fifths clause, stated
intportant change in the that the Government 'Would intro -
prosperous little town. One life lbs., $1.95„ reed ba,rley, ear lots,
is known to be lost, but up to the ex -store, 49- to 50e. Corn—Arneri-
)resent time it is impossible to say can No. 3 yellow, 55 to 56c. Mill -
just how many more. The pro- fead—Bran, Ontario, $29 to $93;
perty loss is• estimated at 81,500,000. Manitoba, $2,1 to $23; middlings,
Ontario, $24 to $25; shorts, Mani -
.14
DYNA 3171TE TO OPEN HARBOR.
No Other Way of Clearing Entrance
to Sydney, NOTa Scotia.
A despatch from Halifax says:
It may be necessary to use dyna-
mite to open Sydney Harbor to
navigation. The ice in the harbor
is nearly sixteen inches in thick-
ness, but the real obstacle is an ice
barrier, which has formed across
the mouth of the harbor, and which
is now about sixteen feet thick. It
is made of lolly ice and snow, and
effectively keeps all shipping from
the port. The dynamiting of this
htri.e mass of ice is now being con-
sidered. SE,ai captains say that it
can be mca no other way. t:t
would take .‘le summer's sun
to melt it. few people have
any idea of the quantity and thick-
neSS of the ice on the coast. A sea
cantahi Stated that in some places
$30. Eggs ---Selected, 23c; fresh, 25
stock, 18e. Cheese—Westerns, 11 3-3
ter—Choicest, 96 to 2.01/2.c; seconds,
24 to 25i/c.
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Minneapolis, March 14.--Wh.eat—
September, 90 5-8c. Cash—No. 1
hard, 99:84c; No. 1 Northern, 98 to
991/c; No. 2 Northern, 95X to 97c;
No. 3 wheat, 93X. to 96Xc. Bran—
$20 to $21. Flour—First patents,
do., seconds, $2.05 to $2.70.
Buffalo, March 14.—Wheat --
Spring, No. 1 Northern, carloads
track, through billed. Oats—Steady.
t.ho ice has Piled tier 1.1P6n. tier, un- BarleY-Malting, 950 to $1.
it reached -the great lteight tof
sornetl.ing like sixty, feet.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Montreal March 14. — Choice
WEEKLY BOATS 'TO GERM steers sold at 6o, good at 5%c, fair-
Six Steamers Alietween
option law, which will Considerably and German. Ports. -
, end to the conaplaints inadc by both
alter, the si!,„ation in some totopei,ance liquor peopie in
"iPalitiesi. Swill be inti'uduced in connection with ,),,cal option coo:
le a' :( g:.17 d g tl tests untler the present law. The,
pra.ctioally lirnit to bona fideoresi- owners from voting unless they are
dents, aa., those eritit•• residents a ,,116 inter ^
Q upon a hical ojition,by- ested. mail who lives fifty
' miles away from the place can have
Hanna
Six passenger and freight steamers.,
forming a direct weekly .Setwice be-
tween Ge man nd Cana a, is le
latest feature. atinounc.ed for the
approa-ching. .shipping season. The
,steaniers will be Tun under the di-
. rection of ,theoCanarlit andtwill
1.
ply 'from , the 'portS of lianiburg,
ly goOd at fair at 50, and corn -
moil at 41/ te 4:74c Per '1.b. PriceS
ranging frein 3X. to 51.A.c, and bulls
calve's' were macle.at from 82.50 to
Cattle, butcher:. Or expertio'.$5.:
65 to -$5.90.; goOd tcrinee.liiiimaheavy,
$5,50 to 55.70 ,light ineditin-t, $5.35
for eows were 1/0 per 'Ib lower
Bill Introduced in the Ontario L
by tie Ham Adana Beck
4 despatch from
The way haa been opened
extension of the Ilydro-elee '"e s
vice to all the unorganized t
lature
,or numb residents may al. dy
e bill any re
: the ter
negotiations with the
ctrie commission. The
zone. Hon. Adam Beek's /iromised
bill to provide for the local distri-
butiou of electrical. power vas in-
trodueed in the Legislature•on Wed-;
nesday,. and when it beeomes law
ties which have' hitherto been pre-
vented from securing power be-
cause of the opposition of other se
tons, will be able to go right ahead.
The measure embodies the local
improvement principle, in that it
provides the means whereby only
the portion of the municipality be -
1 'ICA' 1.11Y1Ft, after ta1,7.i.ng, certain
; StP1
into a contract with
toe t."ounnissnoti to supply powe.r to
the appiinantn. The municipality
may i•ssue debentures to enter the
expense incurred and levy a. special
rate. The rates charged for the
power shall be large emingh to re-
turn to the inunicipality the interest
nd sinking fund upon the Lichen -
Unorganized villages may apply
o the township Council upon the
g basis as groups of individn-
als, the costs incurred to be spool-
nefiting bears the expense. Under ally assessed upon the village.
to $5; general run of eows, 84.10
to $4.75; good bulls, heavy, $5 to
canners and -common, $2 to 83.
Sheep—Firm at $4.50 to 8,1.85.
75. Hogs—Market steady and un -
fed and watered, Heavy hogs over
220 pounds, 50c less.
CONNAUGHT'S 'INAUGURATION
DAL s Aide on 180, to Ottawa to
Make Arrangements.
A despatch from New York says:
Capt. T. P. RiN,-ers Bulkeley,
M.V.O., and aide-de-camp to the
Duke of Connanight, the Hon. R.
Fellowes,.. a son of Lord Ramsey,
and Mr. John Gilliat arrived here
on Friday ,t.ni the Mauretania. They
are on their way to Ottawa to ar-
range matters for the inauguration
of the Duke of Connaught as Gov-
ernor-General of the Dominion.
PARADISE POR DOMESTICS.
London Paper's View of Their Di -
Iversions in Canadn.
A despatch from Ottawa saysl
In the Senate an Wednesday, Sena-
tor McDonald, of British Columbian
called attention to an article in an
1_,?nglish paper, the Mirror, which
he said was misleading, as it order-
ed servants to go to Canada, where
the custom was to allow domestics
to go boating and play tennis each
afternoon.
FIFTY
11 CENL INCIiEASE
Census Comnaissioner tine Tells o
rangements For Coming Pnsus,
A despatch from Ottawa says:
"We hope and feel that the census
of Canada to be taken this summer
lation of the country over that ,of
the last official census in 7901 of at
least fifty per cent," said :Mr. Ar-
chibald Blue Census Commissiori-
er, on, Thursday naorning• Mr,
Blue stated that all the Commis-
sioners had been appointed and that
the enumerators, Would be appoint -
The work will be "commenced on
June 1 and will constune'mare time
than the last, one, owing to the large
inereaS,e population and the ad-
ditional ground to be covered. Ac-
oording"to Mr. Blue's 'estimate the
census show the total -popula,-
tion of Canada to be nearly 8;000,-
000, in 1901 it was about 0,,,7,000.
The estimate is largely based on the
Blue, said felt that
Maritime :Proy:iices W 011 811.{; ;9'
these Provinces, laiwever, many 1
migrants who originally intended
to settle in 'them had been lit'
efinaliretglil7atri.hoaryiltietisont ts.ht.,,ah,T.i!,eeaosftteltilhomeital)slimtr
they W0111.6 S110 Y.' en increase ove
1901. All the other ProvirmeS.
the Dominion would show subs,'
tial ineresises. The Provin8
the nerthwetit, would slin't'idi