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3 / Canners arid outteen
Markets of the World.
5 50 7 00
Milkers, good to
444444,4
choice . 90 00 140 00
Do, com, and med. 65 00 /6 00
Breadstuffs. Springers . ....• 90 00 140 00
" eon , .70 . 23:— Light ewes „ . 9 00 10 00
Manitoba Wheat—No, 1 Northern, Yearlings . —. 12 00 12 50
$2.24%; No. 2 Northern, $2.2114; No. SPring ,. 14 00 15 50
le Northern, $2.171/2; No. 4 evheat,.Calvee, geed to eintice 15 50 17 75
s
eorFHogs, fed and t.2.1.1%in
, . te orWilliam.
t
Itlanitebte oats—No. 2 C.W., 70%c; watereet - 17 50 18 00
No, 3 0,W., 02%e; extra No. 1 feed, Do, of ears 17 75 18 25
one; No. 1 feed, 60%c; No. 2 feee, Do, toe), .... 16 50 17 00
56e4e, an store Fort William Montreel, Fele 25—Choice select
Manitoba barley—Ne. 3 0.W. 83%; liege, e17.50 to $18.00 per 100 pounds
No. '1 O.W., 78%e; rejected, 70%e; weighed tit caen Clone steers, $11.
feed, 70'%e, instere Fort Witliam, to $12.75; good steers, $5,00 to $11,00;
Ameriean eorn—No• 3 Yellow, butchers' inees, 38.50 to $10.50; others
$1.50; No. 4. yeleow, $1.47, prompt $5.50; beitebere' CM", $9.00 to $11.00; ,
shipment, poorer priees, $0.00 to 39,00; eannersr
Ontario eats—No. 2 white, 58 to and cutters, $5.00 to $6.00. NUM -fed
calves. $13.00 to $10.00. Sheep, $9.00
61e; No. 3 witize, 57 to 60c, according
to freights outside. to $12.00; lambs, 313.00 to 316.00.
Ontario Nvhat—N. i Winter, per,
azo ense to 32,22; No. 2 do., $2.11 FRANCE LOST 45 SHIPS
to $2.19; 1\t, 0 do. $2,07 to $2.15,
f.o.b., E. -hipping accordeng to Pour Deteadnoughts anti Flee rus-
Or.oio weat—No.. • e0. , en-.
1 s ee nre Among 110,000 -Ton Naval Loss.
to S2.17; No. 2 tie., e2.06 to 32.14; No. A full list of Freneh nava losses
3 do., $2.02, to 82.10, f.o.b., shipping' in the war, widell 1u been publeshed,
pointe, according, to freighte. inclede four battle , the Bouvet,
Peas—N75 o, 2, 31.to $1.80, accord- Stiferen, Gald013 ar Dente$n- fou''
ing to freigete outside. armed =Isere, elte Leon Gereeeite. I
.... .
In the Far North—Cerienlen ane Amiai-raewee mer replacing a
piece of track and a bridge south of .Arelenien., Reena, which had- been
destroyed by the Boleheviks.
cAN4DA's sTiyARTI c 4
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Barley —Malting, 75e to BO., nom- Aaneena charreee t eateer teal Inipetea •
inal. Thouars, and one feet erenne. the
WEATHER OUT IN FROM SUNSET COAST
NORTHRUSSIA WHAT TUE WESTERN PEOP/4/
nun DOING*
But Health of Canadians is Good
and Winter Sports Serve
as a Diversion.
A despatch fetal Lonien says:—
From the latezt erilvale emit tbe
Merman eoast it is 1/4:eleti that the
Allied troops ue the Nteth Reset:en
expeditionary fore are lu good health
conditions and the railitary tan:eerie
ties are doing evenethiar, to elleviate
the discomforts of the exteeme
combined with the Aretie tet-lue r
night, The temper:nue:. 'tees eearle
40 degrees below zero in January. awl
only three to fore lieere of tletylight
during the inen:'',11 :,t Pee. Metmende
which is 200 mina *eielthe te.
The troops are wenn, az
daterwith :we et-een•lee
etenteeleete fitted seh
letiete -inei . ennes. Vern
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LIIII11.43 NAVY I TO SLI Wiacr etent.
ANYeliVr
Buelewheat—No, 2, 95e nominal.
Rye---kfa. 2, e1.25 nominal,
Chateeurertault. There were, beeitlea' •• .
Menitoba tio-ar—boverninent enan- r'eneteen destroyers, eight toepele!
(lard, 310,80 to $11.10, Toronto, • 'nate and fourteen submarines ken;
onteein neue_wae queittet eese One of the submarines, the Due,
in liart;4, Toronto and Montreal, was refloated by the enemy, bit noel
prompt uhivenent. subsequently recovered. The minor;
Idillfeed—Car lots, delivered Mon- thine which were sunk were five'
teal freights, nage included. Bran, auxin te e e. e :
. , , . e,.
340,25 pereinen sheets, $42.25 per ton; seventy-two submarine chasers, one
good feed, Rotr's 33.25 to 33.50 per sloop and seven small craft.
bag.
Hay—No 1 120 to $91 per to The loss in tonnage was 110,000,
agn.inst 550,000 tons for Englund, 7/1,-
. Mixed, $18 U. $19 per ton, traele To-
ronto. 000 tons for Itaey, and 17,500 tons for
Straree.-Cfee fete, $10 to $11 per ton, the United States.
ear lots.
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CANADA'S
ARRIVES IN' TIME
Country Produce—Wholesale.
Butter—Dairy, tubs and rolls, 3G to A desneteh from Paris says: -
418e; pride., 40 to 41c. Creamery*, fresh There has been some epprelieneion
made eolids, 51e; prints, 52e. lest the Canadian eehibits for the
Eggs—New laid, 43 to 44e.
Mewed pcultry—Spriug chickens, Lyons trade fair would not arrive in
time, but the sl p
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26 to 32e: reoeters. 2ee; fowl, 27 to eon -Wring them
30e; ducklings, 32e; turkeys, 40e; docked at Havre on Suneay, and they
squabs, doe., $1.50; geese, 25e. will be cried to the fair ground by
Live pooltey—Roostere, 20e; fowl', a fast train. With the opening of the
2•t to 30e; dueitiings, lb., 35e; turkeya, eain on march 1, the exbibite will
:Me: spring- chlekene, 2,5e: gene, 18te be in position, end there well be in (he -Jew, large, 28 to 2814e; tendanee representatives of Cantelian
twins, 28% tc 29e; triplets, 29 to industries and enterprises who are
291ee• Stilton. 201e, to 30e; old, large, hezirain4, to arrive.
29 to '29%e; twin, 2014 to 30c.
Potatoes—Ontarlos, i.o.b, track To-
ronto, car lets. Mk:. Allies Meet Revictual Germany,
Beans— Onnadiae, hand-pieked, Says Britkelt Mission
busies', 33.50 to $4.00; primes $3.00.
imported, nand-piched, Burma or In- A despatch from Paris. seys:—The
dian 34.00; Limas, 16c.
neeel for revictualing Germany is
Honey--14xtracted clover: 5-1b. tins really urgent, according to the report
f'10-111. tins, 2'6 to 26eee; buckwheat, Just made by a, group of fourteen Bri-
en -lb. tin, 19 to 20. Comb: 16 -oz„ tisk officers who visited various parte
of Germany recently for the purpose
of conducting a special official in-
vestigation of the situation. The
officers deckle that the country is
living on its capital as regards food
supplies, and that .either f•amine or
Smoked meats—Hams, medium, 36 Bolshevism—probably both—will on-
to 38e; eo., heavy, 30 to 32e; cooked, sue before tbe next harvest if outside
49 to 51e; rods, 31 to 32c; breakfast help is not forthcoming. The need
bacon, 41 to 45c; hacks, plain, 41 to for fats is espenially urgent,
45c; boneless, 50 to 52c,
Cured meats—Lohg eloar bacon, 28
to 29c,- clear bellies, 27 to 28c.
Lard—Pure, tierces, 27 to 27%e;
tube, 27% to 28c; pans, 2Tee to 28%;
prints, 28% to 29. Compound tierces, .A despatch from Basle says:—An
25% to 25%e; tubs, 25% to 26eee. ofal statement from Bertin says:
pails, 26 to 26%e; prints, 2714. to "C'enrcnmeing with the. convention pro- I
27%. longing the armistice, hostilities with
Poland were suspended on the morn-
Montreal Markets. ing• of February 17."
28 1.o 29e lb.- 10-1b, tins, 27 to 28e;
84.50 to 35.00 doz.; 12 -oz., 33.50 to
34400 doz.
Maple products—Syrup, per gallop,
$2.25 to 32.35; sugar, ib., 27 to 28e.
Provisions—Wholesale.
HOSTILITIES WITH POLAND
SUSPENDED BY GERMANY
Montreal, Feb. 25—Oats, extra No.
I feed, 774e. Flour, new standard
grade'311.10 to $11.20. Rolled oats,
bags 90 lbs., 34.15. Bran, 340.25.
Shorts, 344 to 345. Mountie, 364.
Hay, No. 2, per ton, ear kts, 323.
Cheeee, finest Easterns, 24 to 25c;
butter, choicest creamery, 52% to 53;
eggs, selected, 50e; eggs, No. 1 stock,
4'7e; potatoes 'ner bag, car lots, 31.75;
dressed hogs, abattoir killed, 324;
herd, pure, wood pail's, 20 lbe. net, 25
to 29c.
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, Feb. 25.--.
Choice. .heavy export
steers 316 00 317 50
Do, geed ' 14 50 15 50
Chnice butcher steers 12 50 13 00
Butthers' cattle •
choice 12 00 12 50
Do, good ...... 10 50 11 26
Do, common 8150 9 00
Bulls, ehatee 10 50 11 00
Do, medium bulls8 75 9 00
• Do, rough bulls 7 50 8 00
Butcher cows, choke 10 25 11 00
Do, good — 9 25 9 60
Do, medium 8 25 8 50
Do, common.,„ . , 7.25 7 75
Stockers 8 00 10 50
Feeders . ...... 10 50 12 00
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Dept. 46 Toronto
Admiral Story Commends Bear,
ing COIttillet of (}ver
4,000 Canadians,
A- despatch from Intl:fen saye: -
Cauadais proud but little known part
in manning the navy for preteetion
,hf her own shores uneovered a
itUe here Aern.re %%. axe
Story, who is in a:elm:2ml oil the
North Atlantic squadron of the Bret-
ish navy, and is stationed at Halifax.
The occaelon was a dinner by the City
C'ouneU and the oar ehatie to
the party of visiting newspapermen
from the Western provineee. neteeed-
ing to the entbesiastic teahneny of
this grim old seadog, more than 4,000
Canadians took part in this we et.
"I regret you did not me here
sooner," saki the etedm'rel, ";:ild Fee
what Canada's navt.A1 War); ,
this meet we have bad. over 100
WS Of the navy operating, manned en'
between 4,000 and 5,000 Canedianse
The service Meese men have rentlezel
to Canada has been great. They 'mei
bad to man small ships, and live a;
life to which they were not accustem-;
ed in any way. They have borne
then. hardehips cbeerfully, and their
eenduct throughout has been le -re-
proachable. I regret we have to part,
as we will dentohilize on Monday. I
regret you did not come eazeier, so
that you could have let the people ef
Canada nnow the splendid service
tl • 11 -e •e de 11"
BRMSII GET 5,000 GUNS
RV GERMAN SURRENDER
A despateh -from London eayst—On
behalf of the Government it has been
announced in the House of Commons,
in answer to a question, that the fol-
lowing equipment of the German
armies had been surrendered to the
British up to February 0:
Heavy guns, 2,500; field guns,
2,500; machine guns, 25,000; trench
mortars, -3,000; airplanes, 1,700; loco-
motives, 4,065; motortrucks, 1,220.
Up to February 14 the Germans
had surrendered to the Britieh 126,-
82t; freight cars.
ze a el -
51/.33P11111)1tIG ee."re• dee rettgli el:eat:e.g. eve, in^.
I • +4,*
'1".gt en There te cur:mar:ninety
fe ean, a of fireatente o.ang to the General Hospital,
eels one/tot of Ven!'; Great cAr g. entenan aio t wen, sou
Thai Any Prelnous ear. rt,r :nem ineee tee- the Mu' ' toren is ereed with having first
A tleeeeteh feceet Lenelaa gee n10,11 f4'4,:r;ttiee fAis outr.45f%.0r!,,itgated. trench raicla.
Lineen etereei ewe:teethe oe 74 :sr :e ties:sat:Ilea fro./ the rail -teal.' 'Me medical health officer in the
itillpke?eliz-ct.ivesRultileitteizeolltsn..1.1h1.,,E,111,0„uettpuez, ,.(.....,2:riei,lee,:elvef:‘,1.1(* miles eintarit, re'n- Point GreV district has requestee
ae t aw•P, ceten dereen that scheois 1:ept eloeed evneg te
Promete of the" Greet Weet Tolei
fa II ,Fe W rebated
Paregrephe.
appeentenent er paid seere-
taryetreasarer h<l
as been anded upoor
by the eornrades of the Great War
at Victoria.
24. 11. Charlsworna of Victoria,
etre
be ea apeointed the nawpresident
of the British Columbia Teachers'
Federation.
'The order of the British Empire
ha t been. conferred on Cent. W. 11.
Lentive,o Vieteria, Ile -rent over-
,
seas with the 47th Beta/lion from
eteneonver three years ago.
A company blown as the Canada!
Sieerien Expittration and Developzret Co., Limited, has receive(' it
charter, in Vane:rawer.
trice GGreeHopkins, of Hope -iris'
Lan'. Ilowe Sound, died of influ-
eneet tind rreningitis at Vancouver
- 7 7 I t I/ • 11 0 af
fee death Itta tette 1 tree Mater the Rev. C. C. Owen, of Vie -
tie ariee ned neotrel col for • Ly tits leoen fere. Tee, ee tee eine- the epidemic of influeriza.
tint veer wee 3.47...i4 'ten**. Tele have teeeivee the entry Medt eri A ehipment of three carloads of
ligatte line mann vrcriouely been ae.. galent e'er:lent it eepelling enemy: beef cattle, eneceneetn front Verxiou
Iran'. It it: mere then 112 eee' to Vareouver. r.ealized to the shipper
eent. higher tee:: 11;e eetpet• ler itrie. Mu, mere% ia tra lette ree Pert- lel'.
the reeeet, yeer prier to the are, the fteeles Arehenee"'' me." Lienteneet A. G. Imlay, Vancouver
ehieh kelieled Geemaey mei Austria. Plende cut etT feeen 01117,;!;1') Wt•Pri'l of the R.AA,F., hes returned home.
..-e„ esentee o• the year. Intere • I vd •
lietr.gery • • e ' 1 •
t6JhwNeS gg. fX.,. • ' " " ent results are tieing eeeureu
vloo,a f,..7:11 tee taneeet: tennertaziee. et. teuretin anon t wean the two the Great War Veteran** Asso-
anP3 02X 1/9 P 7 einlr.rArfiC !'y Gen. Ironside ciatien in the obtei
eing of pesitieas
1
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" , .4.....tet te•?..3 nee' leelyht•I ir le f;rly po.te.„.e ie enntertime h:: for returned melt et Vane-reale:T.
, •• 4... .1
re'ect bee,: eere. Thee e--, 58 :,1r,;7i, aeretllene. lelaj•-x Ser .Lerneet Shael..e. Corporal t . fe. Ponere. o. Nan -
tone 1,;.!: x ee • re'•or.1 of 191n, lose itton''.' 'er.''''n'''‘ to Gen. l'InYn?•rd's eouver, was t1 ally hilted in
hhati,e.ie:,,z2,:tte.otte.te:11.,-.1,..;;.1..."Iani,litaig!,.7, and 'i bete'.enter- al 'n aivieer on Aretii; Frenee after feel- •years' .1cm-ice.
,eefelenen
it, vellile 3 sr''''tei'Ll 1°r 4 -t lc" The tieportation of ellea ereeneee
0:..,6,4,10 199, l'snite.1 F„*.,-g,!arr„ 1),,,,,,,,i C'en.:,,far refiner: nein ner.aimnaen. has 1,,,...en un,xplarcously prrposed lo,
77trlicii 1,;'w•:". Pit'r,11,--mt en -e- ..eiene 1 efficers* nil "Perien"e'l in the Ilunar.1 Ieleoult te' Aseaelatien,
3 it4.;,...t iLi..t,1;jieellp",e'e''''‘eilenr7t77,; tEhle.Qnf;e7i1.1:ieet*Tlelitiiil.rentgr'r.eitlertelttt
in Vwr'c''"ver'
leamis are being- iIirlitile4 erem beet
ic.:(-,zei.1:11.frehdele.i:VP.:1:71,;tene.a;h2enueltiniettteei :. il,i:eel...t 7.1.:c.',7-aii;f b'eele "gs bu'Ve also: ilIC:ls Weal t'Ist. Vance -ever to Guild re
sent f" '21 Caneda fen', ::vst ind,ittries„
Staten Jaren ane Cantina were r.,.:4- . trvIrrort wOrIC, tholw,h a:I:los-ea r'''n- The •Ree -al Northwest Mounted
poneible fer oe Pe ptent . of the total' doereeh:th lee= ''n helee evernottee ere to be staziazed al Venn
output ahroan iI.r.pp emintry, are chiefly eted e'er " ..
onrev in the near future.
i this purpose. Tile 'Vancouver jitney by -lave Las
I --.....0.---- been upeelti and Alleys are legally
' ' CONTRI UTION 1 No Time to Count Three. prohibited at Vancouver.
- Owieg to the evercrowdinn of Van.
couvee sehoole 41 two-seeeion eystor
INDIA S • B „
TO THE WAR I A group of negro eoldiers we le-
openmer. the T.,egielatiVe Couneil,'
ceiving instruction in tho throwieg of •
h't 1 • 1 ten propoeed front f
Lerd Chelmsford, the 'Vieeroy, . 1 the, tiring pin: at two, dray.- tree% the t° 1, and from 1 ti)
that Indian*, eontribetion te the Allies'
ee''1-- arm; at three, throw the grclutde. The It was a p.rat cheek Lo a large
el nein eet lainee to the nem ow• circle of frientle at Nreneouver to hete•
.41.4.16 .
A despatch ereen Delhi sayst--In I renadeg tt One they viCre pelt
hitlee, 200,000 tons of I:ail:way sleep -ea the death ef H. Boil
mended 21,000,000 sterling, worth of •
-era, 1,800 miles ot railway track 299 between the willing et tat: pin and the • NN.en, C.M.G., Croix de Guerin
lecomotives, 5,800 vehicles, 42,000,000 explision. "Yon mesa tiot throw toe ' ef pneumonia, at St. Sohn, N.B.
articles of military clothing', L250,- 51110e111; to pielt it up oma toes it
he slitel. "or some Gereitin .! Liquid air ie, to be (Me of tilt
000 comeatants and non-eombatanta. Don't hold it too keg, C'I' it may beat new
ta,a, reelilef ceennetlities Welled Calt 121 1
Yonr: ann. tete Than ',w coautee. yee•eonvee
cstaleielted it
gimes VC eeo ( ( 1)
GERMAN PROPOSES
A Mae negro All the teel lerked the Ulext..4.4.-... 1 the nerime, indrs.
NATIONAL mtrilr-sTSG pin, poised the grenade an inetant. ead ;tele of Vaneouver Ishenti (keine-
-one." Theis rePortee to Iittee been 1.
••••••••
theeW it as far as he eould- Reptwentativen of the B.C. Fruit
A tlespatch from Weimar sayst— -where the trolibi„ •iii,,,ror a:10„,,, GreWCY:,.t alt‘ tq31163LIS tr•rY illel'eltW in
Teiegra•ms of pretest against the trate
sign-
ing of the new armistice are pouring the 'Captain. 'Didn't 1 ten yon to hold Leanne:A s. l
from Berlin demands that a period of Mr. Jahn Reerean has been eeeini
into the National Ainembly, and one that until he comn of three?"
national mourning-. be ,ordered. 1y. "Ali could feel that tiling eweilee Inetfinte fer the ensuing yeer.
"Why, man." said the meetiii, solemn. president of the Karieloeps Farmer -
wins.: o a fresh outbreak 01. tette.
in my band." ° t
• eira, three eel -mots at Ladner, B.C.,
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Areas of the World Brought Under the League of .Nations.—The territories of the nations NN hose rep-
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of the nations which have not yet signed in White. This is a map on Mereatoes projection and, while areas
between identical paralteis of latitude are shown in correct proportion with each other, there is progressive
exaggeration in area south and north of the equator.
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