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Toro
,Provinee o Wirt deporte
-issiodettirstble pers4niel dulin
Ik leitr 1006, iterrainet to the of-
iizt rerort on.prisons and asy.
u hoed the other 43ey. In.
he two etevious Yeaor, 67 *nd Ii
.were, Thefigures, ,
r ey.s: oArt analyst
aproveammit. *to
huportznce of earefully
ng thit who ;mit to intr.
e
tome
them pose
.mretenrot,ept-Tterc
a
ki the * te web.
would' tect the
weak sptt re Many cif those ' Who
at t safe!), *tiro ..the gauntlet
or port *Si *arrival inaketion,
"The imitortation, of "boYe an
girl* of .distinetly ,':defeetive type
stbotild be • absolutely diseourtiged.
Our esperiencei witb. tbse Wes
inge 1****'n* realize how -great
(mace theY':, *1'0,4440. how carefu
we should be' to have -a thorough
stiminationl.of their' axifeceden0
made before admitting thiln.
t still would beet usksjb,e,_
t'Oter-S-anel when say thiti-
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tery; the' genera paretiete I voice the oPiniort of many of .those
ts wisdements the obvious who have isiid to deal with thee
lip by and rreach - -questions
u ii. surprisingly short time. r. S.
urely it would dbe wisd
OW'es-iimeene-ita :the pari
attar ride* to hav
sof the„
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,4!
en * mere
sign-
ero son
ich
Armstrong, Demi.
ehow. the atom -lulu
of Engliola and fore -
n inmates of -Ontario s pr
nd asylums.
D ITS MIND.
.Alastut. crow.
•fromNelBon,
tine of the Slocan
is eft At the coal pit
on duesd*y) when
tarted and ran swift --
Its roundhouse
b�r of mechanic* Were
.ngines. W E WT.
GOOD D1N4 STATEMENT.
That for Deeesober Show., the
.Conetre 1 PresPerings '
_LA despatch from Ottawa sAy* ;
The ••December .bank etatereent,
just iesued, reveals a substantial
addition to the tourttfy's prosper.
ty. 'While the notes In circulation
s compared with the month std
November how st decrease of 15,
000,000, and the current depots
arrrvai at thB 1105-
ickson has ti broken
Torrey lemma * wife and
'Wrens The cause is un
known, although it; is suppotted
there wu either leaky throttle
or tbat ble one tampered with
the e. There will be an in -
0$
L RIDE.
Mittens* arkahl
• It- With Otte Rom.
telt front' St; Petersbu
lite Minister of War has r
ee report of the arrival
epmt 'Plotsk Province, of Lieut.
ikutsk, after * trial ride of 2,
miles without change of hors-
*th hot* ate- zIdet finished
o'er* lets•ritz_eo sulition,
• hi „ iThlan racer, itsirig an
online officer's u
.1
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rom 93,253,823 ifl .. f other to
9,082,024 at the end of Decem.
ber. This inereaee is to be taken
as an indicationSof the extent to
which the reettlts of the harvest
have been latticed, in the modern
stookitig. As for the decrettse in
note circulation, it is 'mid to he
due to the fact that several Of the
bents, took advantage • during Nos
vember orthe recent .Act of Partite.
Inuit legalistng snetested ,Mrcula
tion for the purpose of facilitating
crop movenaent, and then evident -
returned to normal cireulation.
The statement shows that the
*mown, represented by call *Int
ehort 1011123 by the banks upon the
seeurity of 'stacks and bonds in.
crowd br $0,675,545. Correa
loinit, too, . increased by nearly
500,000, standing at the end of
e mont at 592,741;812. On Del.
ember 31st the chartered basks of
Auadik ba4 at .rest
,
414$ MOW
44,01$14
4-Estoistsk
ITEM
Toronto's are Ipssos Iast year
totalled *MOWS .
Mr. George Mei.. Brown hai
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en •appeutted European
Ager 0 ,the..e. it„
Ten. thousand Itallins *are; need
for ratilesay cenitistetion .work
itt • „
British Columbia;
Columbia Legisia.
ture was petted on TItu.rsdays
Xt4_. eleete
idea at * meeting at Mont.
realon .z general increase in pri
taw* Citi. Council' has voted
for a reduetioe insthesstsum
- feint -67 te-06, and
eense from 20 to.
Mr. Bell -of Mcmtr'aI wa. bhown
t* her 'elevet
on to 8teaI, and the boy was *ent
ta the reformatory.
Morris ifickey„-a- --Windsor but -
eller who, failed, left, an insurance
Policy with Judge lifelfugh for the
benefit of hj oregitoro, and the
roteeets will, -it is utii-
fy
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GREAT BRITAIN.
O. T
o
orotit1,4, Jau.
STUVESs
rio wheat ti iwr ent. Patent
Itta%lo4t4, Anitrere
tsiele, in bu:eri' baekl. Mni"
oba flour, first. tiaten
Torotito.;' seeond patent,
0 to .$5.20, and Strong bakera,
te. $5, on -track, Toiontos
nitebas. Wheat -Ne. 1 Iorth.
Bay Torte, and No..
orthern,
term Wheat -No, 2 mixed,
,7 04414. Ige:t, whiteand .rec,le-
stis7,1%-!5eI4e *GP'
211, and feed ' 4ge ontbside.
to 3834 outside A."' 'on
Oates -NO. 2 Ontaro white, 3
_ sst
"trattrrrotionto. Canada Wet
oats, 4/go for No. 2, and 40ge for
No. 3, Bay Ports. -
Peassele% to 80o outside,.
Ye* -.No 267e outside's --
Iluekwheat.42c kigh freights,
and 53e lowssfreiglits.
-ern-Neer No. 2 yellow, 75.'to
7e34e,--Torrinto, and selected Xo.-3
at. 73 to ?axe Toronto.
Bran -Set in bags, Toronto, and
tholits, $22.50 to Ina in bags *To.
Lleitl-Gferge, speaking at. r°nt°'
Bangor, -said the ',Government
would have * good working miler -
Y. • -
lir Ascuith
ki
a
Rsta -
ie
let against Tang Refi
-Ves
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Apples
o 11,4 per barrel,
UNITED _STATES.
Two women and tie man were
murdered in 4 Oat in New York
east side, on Thursday.
. unknown man 'murdered a
iesseller. in a Brooklyn store and
then ceminitted -sulfide, on, Thomday
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Our girls and one man lost
their lives in * fire in s shortwaist
factory in Philadelphia, on Wed.
neuter.
THE DAIRY MARXETS.
;
/St
0 0
-and smalliots here at $1.50
ortes-Combs, dozers, $2.2 to.
tracted, 104o per
Hay-. No.° i timothy, $13.50 to
*/4. and.No. 2 at $12 tO $12,50 oxx
tra0k; Toronto.
Straw , -$7.50 on track Toronto.
Potatoee-47 to 500-.1) has on
trok for Ontarios.
Poultri-Turkeys,' tfresc1 17 to
Me per lb.; (looks& 13 to 1,6e; geese
12 to lac; Chickens, 113 to He, and
fowl, -10 to Ile.
• GENERAL.
-A new comet, whielt e
. The day times4lsas been discover -
is by 'Prot Drake. of Johannes-
burg.
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Butter Pound prints, 23 to ‘.23e;
seem- tube and Istege rolless2t to 92e; in-
ferior, 18 to 20e; ;Dreamers; 27 to
2S:e4, and solitle„ 2010 20%c per Re
Eggs -Case lots of new laid, 32c
r doren, and stora Sese er
zees
Cheeses -104e per lb. for large,
and -at --13e -for twinM.
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a-nf
chew& ier, and re.
erasing a little over forty-
ide* per day. HO W43 fifty
ext'routte.
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.r.00KING' TO CANADA.
I,imIgraUea Continues- to Inerease
*any From States. ,
demote& _ from Ottawa says:
Fke ignition into Canada for
Doccmherwas 8,673, as compared
witb 1,960 for December, 100s. The
inunigrstionfor the nine
rnonth" Of the fatal- year„_Aprit to
Decenilirr,r was 158,029, as vont.
th .121,551 for the same
eriod f lase- yestroin -inereatte of
1 per tilt, For the ealendsir
, the immigration was
41. and for the calendar year
it was 144,700. The imrnigra-
from the
United States dur-
Wir* 90,996; as 'COM
h 57,121.
P1CKE� ti' SEVERE
Lief Carried It
lit. of Platform..
St. John, N.- S.,
• White-
. R. train 'et
on Anil boor one *rn
OTL rsday. 110 pleke
.t!z sevd Member anctat
tied- it the, wheleIength of the stas
tion *tturm ite Was brought 'to.
the hostital here, and nutty r
!cover. _
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-Charles
Turkey's Parliament Bolidings are
Destroyed,. with Contents.
A despateh front Constantinople
says: The Palace of Cheraw"
where the Turkish' pitrliament
meets, was entirely destroyed by.
fire on Wednesday. . The loss to
great, as the building Selene octet
about $10,000,000. Little furniture
and very, few of the .inapprtant do.
contents were saved.- Practically
all the arehivee of the chamber of
deputies, ineludingiimportant bilIs
stred- budget estimates were burilcd.
Te superstitious oriental* regard
the fire as anevil omen.
uriotos PIRED PiftST
ontreal Salo01*. eper "Win
Midaight Visitor.
despatch from Montreal says,
"Stand: back or I shoot," said the
Pll give you shot
rephed Julien Martins
raising his revolver, which
rnisserj fire, while two bullets from,
tbe armiderli -weapon whizzed
him pas him and shattered a large
mirror. At 3 oseloels on Thursday
morning robber broke in the back
door of the eloon owned by Julien
Martineau on Notre Dame street,'
After a further exchange of bul.
lets one of the robbers was hitt
arid his companions . carried. him
rd and made good their e
tey secured a re* dollars,.
akin
�liver
from Ottawa sa,
,but iattodueed
he! Coto
tvPs he 'Govern.
0
t
a
d r
eimuttort repute bebrngi
,rna be stitipetted of' beIon
o,a sireiloeiety dr oritsnizatio
ieli estorts money.;or attemetes
eontrel'tieteone, by blitentsil,"
is, understood that in tr to
e ventstlie„rttinoise.d
Ifindtis- the GovernMen
ate* raising the *wsit-
tionn now requitod of e
other. than 'Chinese o.
Ofl eeteriee einds t•
et $1100.
a
o rem
4 despatch from Montieal says:
Charles E. Ileivint a, somethne
newspaper reporter, lied suddenly
at the pollee headquarters on
Thursday just After ,lueshad..sheen
arrested ort 4 charge- of thefts De-
puty High Constable ' Ittandiert
brought Boivin in on a ellarge °of
.failing to acenent for $3,890 which
o was *nosed- to have collected
as agent for the Sanyo/car:de Insure,
*nee COmpany„ lloivin was much
'worked up .' Over his arrest, and
was in a state of collapse, When he
arrived at the station.. He 1ap$0
into xteeonseiousuess,, and 4dieri:
fore medieiti aid arrived., For ten
year Bolvin was Quebec torre*-
-*pendent Of A French papers here
and time to Montreal few
Month* ago. Previously he was en.
gaged in newspaper -work at Pill
River.
ES COMET,
e of riot clot% Visible Tiii-e're,
on Tharsdoss Night.
,
despatch from Winnipeg s
A remarkable phenomenon appea'
ed in the western sky ' here o
Thursday evening, When * toinet.
f the( first class eudtleely *sower.
id shortly *Stet 'etindowes lit had
greet, ,equal. *bout thirty -live.
otillion miles; Great interest WAS
4rOnSPd.gtnerally, as the mitiority
ehought' wait Halley'S- 'comet
which hoist steldeoly made its first
lie strange, Itt.itot
,plairdy le -';for upsesitils of
s r.
* measuring twenty- wo de-.
-0
00001 *
att 1 frees Vancouver. 8.
Fti Hzrt,* trusted
ei*l of tbe I),iink,zi Trutt ('orn-
nv,
, t ening plead -
I frit014714t-11'
thr onpansliklit 80Ptent-
1 in 1At*
in ark last
r'M plea
epnber,. an I
1 eney was thM thr ti
t4 ptav thi . i toles 1 btn
fer hie client, W
.4 'Sett all hie 'Ili'
•deleted thr fi111t4e ittrels ,s ,
of recoopine hiateelf.
tett! Istlier tkarges egitirestl
feet the issoopmer *ore coo
with itelgeteet •4401 *440,1 trhOt
'%%t ieseii.e.1 *tutees*.
HOG PitODUCTS.
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4;4-
esen o4mprremez
nal Warshin
It is reported, .on what Appears confirm*
to gond authority, says . The
a ester: Geoirdittet that the
dmiat' hax, placed, orders for
he nik1ing of two battleships' of
he Dreednoughts tyre, but repre.4
seating, improvttuteuts neon the
'original; utd:that a' eontlifioni-sJ
feel* been made to the. Thaine
iten,Werlts., Company .to a0ept
their teutler for, the foretratetion
third. A °fourth vessel whielt has
--era.---vreiriersb-attlefiri
similar to the. Lion, reeeptly lahL
down at Davenport.
•Alfestas-Vickers, Sons & Maxim
have reveiVed the order to build
the erutter-lotttleship. Thiesvese
Wilishame a replacement of *bent
22,000, and will have turbine. -
a apab1e-saf ging 1 r pee
of * ty knot *11 hour. The Vick.
rs Arm iti already building the
turbine machinery for the Lion.
,
this ttcrn4iat, and *ddi
hat *A
0rkr fo* b*tt1ship of .tho
b)e):*e% but
1 rIt.rAP vbilt
os::1; tr,ol to. 411.. 0 .biiiits;o: :plarieFleolidee,:ter. 0 r a e vs*,
trongt W,,hitiorth 45,1 eo..;`, 91 Nuter
and,
with rs. .
? New-
etIe. ;A similar
a.-
phinteershate been ordercd from
essre. Beardrnore of CI 'n
The *moments of the thrOe
definitely, ordered have been allot-
ted in equal proportious between
Atinstrong, Whitworth. 4, v„, and
Iriricert. soaa--,1:: -Maxim
battleship will be 600 feet long and
Ca feet broad, 040 iiAiltim arrete#
with ten -lig*. guns', which will be
vailable for 11343 on either bra*
ide, The Admiralty order for the
Tyne is estimated at 42,600,000.
LIVE MOCK MARKETS,
Montreal, Prim
beeves sold at 534to neer 6e per
lb.; pretty •good !Aiwa* 4;74, to
sX0; common stock, 3 to 40 per
and the teen catmere at about
234e per ,th. There were about an
equal number of mach 'tows and
springers on the market. The
former were in active demand a
from $30 to $00 tach. Calves sold
to near Ge per sheep
iittle Over -6e per lb. -Good fat
hogs ee per lb.
Toronto. Jam 25. rieked choice
well finished steers and heifers
were bought for butchers' purpos-
es -up. to $5,85; ordinary to elioiee
butchers' sold freely 'at $5.25 to
$5.60. Cows were strong, selling
up ° to $5 for the finest grades.
There swere a few export eattle on
offer, which sold at $5.13.5, to
IV Milkers and springers were in
fair demand at prier's current ,for
the last twomonths. „The large
run of sheep and Iambs emitted a
little weakness. Hogs were week!,
althougha large number were sold
at $t3,40 f.o.b.; selects are still
quoted at 103,01,,o.b..--aod $8.70 fed
and Watered. "•
FARM LANDS • A D K
MI IS fa Mal fl
Is, 1,v
.1,
I Pi.. RAI 1
0.1T OTTAWA.
Baeon,--Long clear, 14% o 150
per lb, in ease lots; mess pork T Report Shows Steady
$$7 to $V-50; 'short cut, ee9 t vaaeementsia Values of
$22.50.
Ram tight to medium, ',VI.; to
lee.; o., heavy, 1434 to 15e rops,
174 to 1434e; shoulders, 13 to 13,41e;
backs, /9 tteele; breakfast bacon,
17 to to 18c.-,
Lard. -Tierces, 13e; tubs, 100
aile, 163.4c.
BUSINESS IN MONTREAL.
Montreal, Jan, 2- -Oats, No.
anadian Western, 4S3..i, to Sse!s,
No, 4 tg to 41360; Ontario
white, 43e. Ontario No. 3 white,
Ontario No. 4 white, 41e.
o. 2, 48- to We; Mani
feed barley, 43 to 650, Flour
Spring wheat patents, firsts, $4. -
Manitoba 8Prinkt wheat Pa%
seeoud4,•*5.30; Winter rtheat
P $5.60 to $.140; MaititOba
strong baker. $110; rtraight rot -
les, *3.10 to ,..$540: straight roll -
is. in bags. 4$9.40 to $2.50, Vise('
Ontario bran, $2%;10 to t .9.3; On-
. mishilings, N3.40 to $21,4 Ma -
Rolm bran. *22 ; Manitoba; i!
shottt. -.pure grain monilles
$3ii to ,0g,;?.; lorsed tflq
Cheese -Westerns, its to
1°e. easterters 3
4
, Choicest e6atners. tot,
land froth rereipts 2i3S to 2se.
-Selected new laid 40..to s•Set,
ed NO. etoek. 30 to and
eandled, el to est per zoo.
UXITEI STATES ith
Buffalo. Jan.
-Stronger; No. I nortii,firft,
03(13, 3tore, *t.ir; Avinot: Ni.
flo $1a5 n•white,„
'orn--No, 3 yellow,. e.S.,,e; Nos
orse; No. 3 coni.
• No. 4 eorre ,t9
O. white, 0,e7e. Tom
eye, trttek, 8Se.
ago, Jim.
ed, $1.
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Land and Meek.
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A report issued b the Dominion
leensus and Statistics Moe recent -
shows. that the average vette of
oecumed farm land in the Domin.
loft is Vasa* tie compared with
70 last year, and that the average
wages for cOmpetent native-born.
farm -and domestic help during the
, summer 'season is $fit3.643' per 'month
for males end. $11.06 for females,
exclusive of board, and per year
$t.)10 for nudes and *110 for fe-
male. Wages for iminigrant help
are ..somewhat lowerThe average
value of .board per month is placed
at• *to for males end *S. for fos
females.
L. vAteirEs moutAst.:
All the ,Provincee eseept Prinee,
Edward island and British Co -1
lilmbia show slightly inereased!
values for farm lands over Iststl
"Pak. T1li3 upward tendency is doe
te the increased market valite *III
hut& faret produets. The low.
est value, its0.40, is shown foir
tsirta, and the highel, $73.44, for
is ues are t
in the latter.. Prowinee oving to the
vomp.3,ratively large 'eetent of farm
land ilit-Tirki , ()reliant 4/14.1 %cant
,
1 he tie eraip
f trms Manito
crease o 1.01`, ,in Aaikateliewlin
134. and an AlbertaiaTtirierea$e Or
4 per acre over lost yeu. In
our of the_Provinge* the value is
over $00 per acre, being 40:07 in
Prince Edward laland, $30.$0-iu
Nova Scotia, $43.37 „ia Quebec,
*5042 in Ontario and 1173.44 in
British 'Columbia. In New Brunt. ,
wit* the average is #23.17, in lta
it0b*: $90.94, in Saskatchewan
.1.54 and in Alberta, $20.48_per
v.
ssers-4.,
t
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Although the values of farm ani-
mals are very close to those ofslast
year, yet -They idtow- ,s,teasly in-
cre*te for alt claase in Alt the
Provinces. The average Value of
horses at the end of the year is
$40,20 for those under one year old,
as against tie leot years $10e as
;dust $100* for those' of from one
to under' threeyear, and $150 ale ---
against $143 for tingle 'three year*
and over. Horses of the last elata
have, the -highest value in the west.
ern 'ProvinceS-roimely, '$187 in
Man,lteba4.$180sin ,Saskatchewan,
$165 in British Columbia, and $150't -
in Alherta In Ontario And st"
e they are $144. In the
Provinces they are $
MILCH COVV'S AND cATTLE.
C) tows have an avertige value
i the Dominion of $30, as again*
34 last... ear Itt the Marithrte 'ere).
,11
o.
bar
hero:.
Northern.
8Piringi $1.04
1 No. 2, ett
, tse'S to fl
Is to eat;
sr: go, 3
white, 44
%. Ise No., whlte.
Vit. 4 white, Is! i
dissti to fae.
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the ertirtees Provinces
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ebee'.1004.S.11 Qatari* 440, si
ritish. Cotuothia *els Other horned
c*ttle have an average 'value for the
Dominion of 4e10 as •ogriinte kap
year for cattle ;owlet one year; *23
as 4g410.3t .$21 for those. twin one
to tinder three years:, and $38 sit
against' $32 lot Year for those .Of
three yettra.andStrier. The; average
vellie of swine is:Oven:at $7.;00 per
100 pounds agantat $6.80 year
ago,
• 'THE-SIMP: MIAIST/M
The average of sliefrifor the
-
Dominion, to $5.80, 34 against
$5. -
last year. They' are aboVe the
average! in -thee Nerthivest Prevines
British. -Columbia and Ontario, . •
and- below the average Quebec.
and the:, AfirritiMte Provinces. From
the *general' trend of: rework* by
correspondents it would stem that
-
thio. industryi owing to the ravages
of 'rlogs he' the 'eastern lorovinees.
and viroilve in the western Provine..
eso, Ori the deeresties
SOME A,GGILEGATE FIGURES.
The fotal June 'a *338,790,000.
;f5;48fitioontiottaittletti,
against,$.331,000,000 105* -"The
value of horses is put ilOWn. at
4278,75%000, mileh cows at $103,.
Mitts*, other' horned cattle, at
$1i4.6,820,040, sWine at 110691000,
'and Sheep a4$733,000, -
Lrnds Paulhan, the French avi-
flew 423 'mike teroso countrir
etr ti1/5 Astisgeleii 'tett-trued
ithout landing.
t •.to
e
r-
I t
; tie ;
4Jafl
"Pk
ey on
9 fliQa s Of the
Min 4. A i . ...
/k.,.ttI • ft bi.,.14-.4 tip ei
A it '0-1Hr .4hst li x ! re
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ttIr¼'teso-.., tic, ts,st en of Ahr trot'',
' 4b e t f the ..etiner to
mammoth* , 1 41 eel •
r. tetsef trips!. ani th�
Zsid,s4o. '; trsing to Is *t. hi*
, ,,,Pqrv 14*.t,-; $1 liaitke Aft 1'0'4
tPot' , %. t 1,' les:hert! all oist
s .1-!-!1,.Zo4 the, ottiet • ni 1 'Ws
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