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texxeiil pr.
nd tatisticii
rtnenL of Ag hows
iiiioxg witeat;prothichi;
of the world Canada now
,
fitII In 1900-Caneds
rank-
utLt;The total production,
in nadm. Iatyell'Ar is given
butheis,' as eempared:
,000 busIds in 130.
;Wheat p4neti.on
as as follows; Ruse;
,4 hiarels;
‘t United
APE2,11'Sta'S 0* 0,11
ILVE 41.011M.
ie le arlefs Fee* 9*
011 Other ,C***tries,•
u ; Britiah
1,4,41 ; *Can
" taly,
usliela; paiu
0140.Y1 4411.581' bushel
77 bushels; .
'b
Ar
*Aims, 133, bushels ;
garyi 10,363,29 helst
Ua 82,M.514 busliels4 Gireat.,
Ifti-
tin and Ireland, .64,52,212 biz
*. 19(q the order of precedent'
rot t to prodiretion was te
on a t *lite 4 States, ussia
Fronvei itilsh Twit*. ungary,
Argenti 't. u Can -
,250,920 bushels r France, ada and Australia.
wilt.ebuj1d the
b:dge 4. Litehine.
hive been 40 fore
in tario thi* year:
TbestIovernment 13 sending the
t r Stanley • with a surveying,
irtv to ,Iiltdsine4aBary..
al writme .manager anon o
the tereolornal i in favor. o
the'. railway , to Toronto. ,
The C'inadian Norilietri has Ale
plans whli he Railway 1'wnmiiiu
for its eztrane. to Ottawa.
deipatith "Atom Dttowat say's.
The northern. 'wilds of Capada erilt
t11
e r who
• last year visited lie Yukon, ts
• templa,ting a journey overland- to
:godson Bay. 41 the present plans
• ato carried out, the_Governer.
-eral will leave Ottawa in July for.
Winnipeg, and will there be taken!
- 1-3,t at Petty of the Northwest %fowl- I
tedRolice over the route of the
;Hudson Bay .Railroad to Hudson
Mrs. Miry Johnson, au ag
O or killed by
train a r I ere!asin
haturdar.
/Ai osito-was-attelfirty o ar
A, .
t, Niagara Falls for assisting
brother, a prohibited immigran
to enter Carroll*. '
Reggie 13.011 aged 'three. of were 10114V4r is cliperi as the land ter- Stge4 : !our, ' 0 j Kington,''
' " thurehiat'ler -lluelson--.Iffty, tf- Sound, - and nara Friend,
ir. i ' of _the mune . the Geyer- d ! on Saturday.
V& n'eliM.'`," VI i es rtlIV"0- ,.. ' Ne
. tt
erament steamer Bari Grey, and i hx1011 the , flours of closing '
in this vesSel will journey through rem* andtatores, were introduce ake ports for immediate shipment.
Hudson Bay „and tfl,idson solikits, in the Quebec Legislature. Corn -American No. 2 kiln -dried
The "Rutherford .Government of yellow, 04.1.41o; No, a yellow, kiln-
-Alberta has ---resigmeli and Chief dried, 6; No -. 7-3 yellows -0e; Csr-;-
44,xstiee Siftort has been called. o,tt 'Indian . earn, --51e to 62e, Toronto
to form a, new Ooverrun,ent. ' foi_Ig14$. °-
Nine mines shipped over 050 tonal Oats- Canada Western, No. 2,
al ore ;from • Cobalt last week, the 004 No. 3 (LW., 34e at lake porta
largest ,t,nconitignments, being del for immediate shipment ;, Ontario
4etchcd-hy 1,sa Rose and Kerr Lake .N0'4, 1'V -bite, 330;t0.240 04040; --NO-,
. - ,,,,,.-:,--,--;:-,--------:----- 4-whitei.-026-40-330-ontsid4t,-3,?..ort
Rriy u 1:'141;‘ faiirpri. ,. , . tkrtmlittiv-----,---4, - - -,----
' liAnnan, out of werk and -devond." BaitleY---IsTe• 2, 610 to 620; No,
•, .euxit,hodsb,07t.whistrefoultadit!*mr4ttrantautfor4Lextutratate.? litrtirtob'44'Ails:T03:.146,°•4re 407:
. track, lake port*.
Friday, June fird Will. be a Statu.. "'me lx01'. '
...1,
. P . A ' Peas --No. 2, 70c to 71e.
.. Ilio 25th anniversary of the de .liye-Nd. 2, 07e -to We.
tory Itoliday. • f Dollard and his heroic band,-0,11ao Buckwheat -No. 2, 51o.
ihAe trtsitiglat:hy of Ring Ottawa says:
Ytru YvNithe:Viiiroteettltolaslielara%ms, asonSteattavelbke- Atinitoba Elour--4tiotations tr.
3t will be * .statutory boiday in 'bratel at Montreal on Stux147! - l'see‘'r:ntillt()Ps,ateret;ineit04;t *Ptarotennstsbiate5fir!
Canada, although, in Vie* .- • x A .4glit of Wray through airt.l.on sy4,60,;,_01. per, cent., Glasgow
XniestYLIc Proclamation that he River Reserve bits- been secured nr,fre4ghts, 21s.
would follow tiw procedenttot rote 030_,ranway from. smut ,Ste., Merle.' ..Ontario-- ' EleTur-Odinter wheat
•
closed, thus inii.king the third Imiticl _ ,....„
keep,4. ir°1,-,t' os.' 'fit f to Sudbury, and tenders for voarrattnts‘. for export, $3./5, to Ia.%)
4 .4.:5:4,"41 anti ''.'"*.'" ''''' ..... ' censtnetion. orthe, rood will bet,in buyere.bags,... outside. ,
:HinPire'a 'general holiday in .hon .., ,..,__,.. ,
general 4"11414/ec of -.11e* 1"444711)eiler of a Grand loeeeretive ,Ttrultito. Ontario bran, $W per
of th,i, sovercipi. there will be no ',FITZ id.12_1'1"_ff-A... ..... ,..--,,3f.,.' ..,' et..1 Itiluev-4-11amt4lt- brsak-$1"er
Vik."4"L'L 4541rfVU'Ll/41"5 Jaw ton. shorts, 42/ • per ton, track,
" a- hGli'dak"' Iktuk„at_atattint°1 Eiattaehed te the :International Lim-1ton; shorts, $22 per ton on tiaele.
Irolidan holrevor! *11 2'411'4 l''''' "I'..'ited caught fire near Broekvill‘on 'Toront-0'.'
REL'O#TS 111031 TUB 1#1:
, iltARE CENTRES.
Priee*.et Ctttf. Claeefl
'Other. '.114iiry Oreiluee at
• Home fled!' Abroad.
IIREADSTUFFS.
May- 31.---Ontatio Aleut
. 2 mixed wititer what, 99e to
A outside. •
vs', 1)7e; No. 2 nerthert4.9561 at
where tonstnercial craft in a. lew
.years.„wol 44(k -waking regular voy
ages with cargoes of °wheat and cat-
tle 'from the Canadian.„west. The
steamer will then Come south and
land Ms Excelleney ° QUellee.
This 1011 be the most ,ambitious
Icoek..of„,pioneerAravelling-etftrilAt
* -tern-pied-Jot' Yes040401°
of it by canoe. At Ne Canada.
----FROM ALBANY TO NEW YORK.
Ole* Curtiss Made a Flight of 140
4 , ,
A despatch TrourNew York says:
Glenn Curtiss, known as the
;Aviator who bad captured the in-
ternational speed trophy 'the -
bus, France, arose from the tilde
fiats of Van Rensselaer Island at
Albany at 7.03 o'clock on. Sundly,
morn* in the smallest bydane
, that has 'figured -,seriously the
world's great flights, sped upward
to a height of 1,000 feet, maintained
it for tortyorailes011ert swung ovor
the Catskills at far greater
height,. cemLitftining a maxim
of almost 5,000 feet, dropped down
above the Rudson wateri,for an-
other forty *nibs*, and landed final-
ly Governor Island at noon. ,tle
baeovered 160 Miles in an actual
ying'time of t o and - 46
)
lvtoorg eas$41EABLE.
Stew *ad Sleet Follesi st .Day
lit the "West.
A despatch iron Winnipeg says:
_The weather Man ..'eontinuet.his
quqr. Ni‘garies. Friday was op-
pressrvely.hot and close„ ideal crop
weather.Sohtrelai was cold, with
Itigh winds; all night snow and,
*feet, and the thermometer close tio'
freezing. FOlowing recent rains-,
however, re*Jr-ts from all farts of
the west are most ePtin4stie:-gon)e
old farmers go as far as to say they
tannot remember * season With less
teal eause for complaints The ear-
' Ily Oding, with- the eold weather
following, caused heavy' rooting,
And the growth Will he •very test
'Mt strong .When the, hot weather
Snail/ Arrives.- Brandon dixtriet
reports the crops looking as well
sis ever they -did at the same,time
of the year. In four days of hot
, weather the growth was Aerie/nen
•' al.
Are at Minneapolisdestroyed
fourlinplement warehouses, on Sat-
rirdity, doing domes° to the extent
1 a million dollar*,
holiday - jai _eivitidts_i Ft.iday, andtheengine was-etnnod-
weeks, The -Cabinet Council on
Saturday decided that no „Pro0.10-
;nation Should be issuettio extinet
Priclio, next from the. provisions of
tho bifls 0.-exihringe-siet, *hi&
de-
elares that .the Ring's birthday
*hail be, is Statutory holiday;
EI))101SITONVO
beate of Navigatie* to he Ca
tszLIy bmeStigated. -
.4,*ideapatth from Ottawa say.'
A---eurvey is to ,be , immediately
eomMenced to asortain, the possi-
ot making • a navigable route
ketwien Edmonton and Winnipeg
by way of the North Siskatehewat.
tver and tLake Winnipeg. EX*
lerera balti reported that a *six or
eght foot waterway eon be estab-
lished on thitclonte at a eompara-
tirtiy. low ,cot, with fetilockages,
as the river has A deep, ond-broad
channel for nearly the Whole
dis-
tancc. -A vote of ten thottiand
dellata was *made in Parliament
last *e*sioh to defray the coat of the
strvev. The survey will be made
under the direction of L. It.
140.Y, who was One Of the tiuhl
alef$ On the GoOreian Sty Corsa
siirvey. Five parties will go ,in
and terry.Aon surveying operations
Oh as many sections of the route.
Ib is 'exPteted that _the. work will
finished-thia oittriurier;
Seventeen, thousand 1?erions hay
engaged postage to Europe from
New,Xork in the month uf June;
robly- 4a-maged. •
_
It is 'rePorted that Sir William
Van Horne will,leme 401* for
Australia to advise the Govern,
t regarding the canstructiorcof
• railway storm** the continent,
with extensive -irrigation wor
BEAT' BRITAIN.
ri of,Stamford'ii dead
suggested • that Xi
voroiratiei take plate
Twent3P4wo persons weredrown-
ed. in * collision beto
steamers in the English thanittl.
Queen Alexandra received the
Irgh Commissioners of Canada,
and Aistralia, in audienve, anctex.
prerised her gratitudefor the e
prossions of sympathy sent her
from the oversee, "colonies.
UNITED 'STATES.
srailroads Are.to Aoitt
worth Wadi, in
Europe.
Mr. Justice ItaeLaren of Torot,
to has been elected 'lee -President
of the World's Sunday School At,
froeiotion.
No person will be admitted to
Sunday ,tetteball games in Pitts-
burg except upon presentation
ticket' to ;be -Obtained only a
niertimg ellurth srrvke
GENERAL.
t • •
4.14 ; is dead.„
hinetrewere _killed,
destroyed in riots near
The olt iia China is spread -
snaps' have
bundrd t tbe poores
been banithed
o
• CI) TRY_PRODUti:—
,
Butterl-Creamety prints, 22c to
Vc; Separator prints, SOO to 21e;
Dairy pint*, choice, 19c to 200; 1,11.
terror, 16o to.10c
Eggs--I0o to 20o per dozen in
ase lots.
Cheese -124 -,Mr- large' and 1.230
PI -twins, Ord elteese, 123c for
alp and lac for twins.
• Beans -$2 to $gao perbushel for
rime* and $2.10:to $2.20 for hand -
"eked.
Potatoes -Delawares, 15e_
per bag out -of store and at 45o to
on trig& -Toronto, and Ontario*
to 40c per bag on track-
Pil,OVISIONS.
'Wholesale,. -quotations
Pork --Short cut,, $31 .to $31.50 per
mess,.$28,50 to 14129.
Lard.4irirtA tierces, 10c-; tub*,
10!4e; 14; Akira very light.
Szeleed and Dry Salted Meats
long,ekar bacon, tons and caes
15X4:: to "; back* (01114),
to 2I c; b&cks (Pea -meal), 2140 t
Wei ihotilafrt-ams, vie to 14e;
green meats, out of pickle, le le*.
than smoked. . •
„smoked. 10e to 16340; me-
dium and light hams, leo to 163(te;
Leavy, 16ge. to Vel baton, 19c to
C.
Montreal, May
radian .Western, 3734 to 38e; No.
•3,3634 to 37e; Ontario No. g white,
4°4 No. a, 3$0. 4o., No.
Borley -No. 4, 0634e; No. 4,
Itottataapri4ngrlioretleitUt tc. Eenkrs.rit
$IM; 40., steoncht 10.104 Winter
wheat patents, $0,26 to $5,30;
nitobo strong
do.. in bags, leg
$2 to. $2.1.0.
$10.b0 to,
trAlstiott:01,- Ma
to
A des rom Toronto soYs:; orth three dollars a bush
-
Mr, Whyte, _second "Viee-t- tern pae4ers, teil,tne there
„PreSident of the Canadian Paolfic ie no better tasting ,04' sweeter ba.,
Rrilway, prescribes mixed fanning .'6,40 than that raised on wheat. So
for the wtstern wJret groer v4 U. can see whit ady_a,iilta the,
, irgrianri wer '
than that of the v,izeatgrower,
aict Mr. Whyte, in an interview t
other day. ,(After he has gathered
his crop there is ab5olutely nothing
fr--him to dountilthefollowing
spins. Because of this we find the
merage westerner leaving his hold-
ings and wintering at the coast
in California. I thinkif he could
e induced to taker up the feeding
of eattle in thi-stalls and the ram,
Ewa, ,.."that-It-would.„,bel
*tints
ains country as wel
"Years ago," sad 'Mr. Whyte,
‘,tolithern Alberta wds one vast
grazing country, .ecopptless herds
ranged there. To -clay the great
bulk of that land has been trans-
formed- into wheat lands. Unle-ts
the farmer Jokes up. the work
(ceding cattlp in the Stalls I do
4et .14o-dri Where the meat supply
of the World i to tome froin. And
take hogs. At the present Market,
price of pork it is quite rioTsSible for
farmer to:Inake his poor grade
*heat, or the dornaged variety,
surplus -crop, prOvided lie
without niaking a regular business
at it and so glutting the market."
"Anywoy," lie continued • !lint
westerner is -being foreed-intw-dis -
versiftetl farming because of -the
diffieultx in procuring men to bar -
his wheat. Look at the great
4.,rop there now. It has all to
,f,athered in 3o 'bort time or else the
w°041 Will break -the husks and hair
of.,11„.„wil1;‘,1e,..lcutt,....List,.,year,
ok
$mc*ne-oo-skristr,
v., We had some difficulty, In
vetting that number, and what -will
, the situatiez-be-ria the acreage eX-
t.tends1 f " "
"This year the a, sown in
wteat in tile Prov, juges of Manito.
ba, Alberta anfl,Saskottaewen wiP
be from eight, to eight and is half, -
million acres. Saskatchewan alone
lk at have about 4,600:080 acres, an
there are ninety nollien acres
arable land between the 4th. and
Esth .paraliels of latitude in. that
Proymee alone. We have 014
touclu4 the fringe as pt."
the Average range for the best N( rthern, $1.013 to 110,..10; No. -0
butelter stock, was .from .0.49 to SPrirm, 4,1 to -$1.07%. C'orti,---No.
S0.60. The medium and common to% to oec; No. g white, to,
grkdes f butcher cattle brought 0,340,4 No, 2 yellow, 0034 to Vic;
• ails for b-14-1445'utcher purposes, 1'5,04' to cc; No. cretk". 3 59% to GOO;
$0 per ewt. for the hest qua- I No. 4,--0,-.5% to 573'e; No. 4 white,
with secondary grades from beg to 00e; No. 4 yenair-
$4.60 to $5.25. Milkers and spring-
eft,.$65 and $74 per head, with the
low figure of the range fixed around
45. ..Sheep and lambs were steady;
Ito! weaker at,$9.00 to $P.75.
mni) STATES. MARKETS.
MinuesPeri*, 3111,Y
siTtpYtellbehoor, .J,itYcl..$1,;(1104-tooh* 4,40.
5(e. Oats --No. 2, 33 to 3430; o.
2 white, 40% to 41; No. ,3 what
.a?.% to 39%e No. 4 white, 35 to
me; standard', 4014 to 41e.
• itoitAxez IN 1118
. to $1.104; so. A nis Steinposka, -4Arutssiia'u-st,
lsiit ?ow e's rharged'iiVith Try.,
Mils- Wife.
sprach' from Briintfool says
Northern, $1.06% to $1.10%; No ',las elistrged by his. wife with :a,
2 NorOfrop $1-00Xto-$1.06%; No. tempted murder /here on Wedne
$1.-03,4 to 411.044. Bran -$i& to day. The evidence 'brought .'out an.
818.25. lefty -First patents. literesting .romanee. Steinposk*
so to $5.50; feeond ,patts, *5.10 wia,aikuard At Warsaw, andsecur.
first clears,. $4.1W, 1v/prioonment for allowing a
:"(1.,":1st°404110(14,:e4ileltiriill-2;0144 r ' lunacy and later escaPe& from'
*3.20. state .proioner to eseepe..Ife feign
Wrarat-Ne., 2 red, *146% to he/asylum to Canada. His Wife
1)3; No. 3 rod, $1.60 to $1.00; NO. f.liiiomit Wm. Retold:ie. 'quarrels
2 bard $1.08 to $1.41134; No. a hard developed. -The prisoner, *mai re-
* X . X Y�rthcrn, $1.11; No 2 mended.
A. deSpoteli from Ottawa .
. Another: in$talment of the izivez
, Option . td. the Labor
into the increase in the coat of liv-
in
4i, p ked, la_ the curreat i* -
aur
f Tbe Labor klarette. --;The
'serrt chaptrr deak with tbe•
;teal hidei,J, taltotti
leatherAloe*, whith
,n(w higher than at any titoe in
1, (mparrd
t I
*ifirkt
forty injisrrd du
April there we
eis 111 existeric
ore .than in Ap
ut :122 •:iirMS
iploy€eswere *tied
of time-,
nugh ode diaputta •
,nth was appro*intatel
erking y*, teoramted
ItatA. Tel of
t
t
ixp1o4e4 In M*dr4 on
daywa inten f
o o.
"Fre *ubmarine Pluviese
sent to the bottom with Iter
nen *tell/don with *
it*chann1 ateimer.
the loos, in Mows)
tio* of 101 tafellie*
be p�d1 have been ordered
110 of their tight td
e le.
rt toe` Aaareltitt,
in the Piot *hi*
astseasiaatiort of
sd serr reams of Portn
a eftkf04114600!
040 -to
.30i. extras
tote brani
Manitoba : 1:,,t141$1:1to'
Ito orran), 416.60
t pare -gram mouillte„. 32 to
$25 to 1148.
Os' to 1.13A -Rutter
eAlt 4
44e14te
rem,
No drudgery of coal and
no mooping to ,get a
the v 4 0 smoke no u
Do odor--.jutgood co�king
greaterwith