HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-8-25, Page 3Canada From Coast to Coast
Victoria, B.C.—Tweed, dicast in four ever two tone; cf ht:.ay
shades SS being exhibited here as a r a Pound, •
sample of Cana£;,an industry. It is Toronto, Ont.—McIntyre Porcupine
from wool from British Co umbia. Gone Mines ~veli data'—tat the cal aac:ty
Sheep, weaved on a new 'Comb atomin ` of their plant at Timmins, according
this city and dyed at British. Co unkbia to an official st;'teneent iss ied here,
dye works. The cio:i is of very high and a start will be. n idle cn the ''''ark
class quality ar.•d it le believed \vill `at Ort;:*" This w:11 :add extra •ra „city'
had to the establish:* et a woolen .of 500 tors per day or 1,000^ in all.
refill on this island. With the new equipment the e,rnxavY,
will bo able to produce well over
Edmonton, Alta.—Red clever yield-' 000,000 annua:.y,
erg at the rate of ten to six tone per i►Ientrea:, Que.—At the end of May
tare has been lt:•vested at the Uri- the number of vessel; on the Cir, aian.
versify„ farm. The dower is knewShipping Register sae 8,287, the
as At':aswede, a new variety 'origin greater n r.b,^" r of whi; h were stc ".m;
ated here. It stood from thirty to the tc irage was 1,128,230 net. During
thirty-six inehee high, has a very fine May more 30,000 set tons were a:a'e l
at 35 eents
steins and makes exce'.l et fodder, which 1ne;utes seve:'iil very- large ves-
Regna, Sask,—Recent figures pub- sees.
sight>1 by the prof ireeia1 government t Fredericton, N.B.•---Tbe value of
give the „.:amber of automobiles in lookout towers for the prever,. en of
ea rattler man in 1920 as 60325, as Forest fere, 1 -as beer. full rC4ogclzel
s ' by the ii' -o l:^ial g erre r t ai d
cor,.;ar2•I math ,,.5,010 an 1J19 ani 46,-: � c •
8ii0 in 1.915. 'I'h. ^s a renl*ckal;le, P ars are "7'e" ;sag ,roe "le erextdon
aln.n..:..t whe a fat,is eanstaere:I that of few.- aid#tis:lal oc.:.out teles as
tl?t, i6=:al „rule erO nota„ sten as res ? .e Mere rev fire pre-
ventive 'ne ;al : , h'1 1 ' lopte l
liana it is p to �
1, of n ..e, b eo
*'"ripen, Mane --The 1 sea . ='r M1 away with • tee rid?-, antealet
feel:retie- :> reel ire rapid 1:e..dnety in Pall burning ^.s to Iv ,.ec:,era• ra.
ail a3 sea` e t the to tletips fe RaergeF, Tne o, N.S.—'1 thee:. weeks' eels' eour ee
hole l rep iii s veer is very bright. 4f teeetrietien f :eta toe :at:eel:el to,
Be ° C `S, a...r.or'tcatient 1°'C` 1 .. to ter:al f1a11 4t :tee' .o e
Ileal et IV:fr'ee:r t pleees in ea pro- � ,.eche:: end the ! .;fila; i i r y_ieJ
ie -Yd: "6+, In the Swan Weer er �'a..'le i ing
t `' ' :1 c 1- i
# $` tl• irat, lCl;�t 1 c.I a the r 41 .1 ' a)
Ne theta 51. n it:'1 a, .L (' DI ate re- Ie""..£' 1; ere TYa . - leare min-
port la re..., n 4f alea01 in h.:l£ in, 4iueted by ti..: I: i .F t Depertn..> t in
Me :4: s. Sl free tI ieetetnt'eehl 1 1
4•� a :+#'1t1u11 vr, • ; . the 1 a3n+[,lo.:il t;Mlydi:,
A tetatee et. lett l -.i, t7i1 y-yi r4pt-..a :t, le;
t; t• tr re etray eaneee that :ia31P to tier..: the t effete C.tie:: ergs
},ice :.go Le new has earl ► all be ', , :,.3;.a...:,r'u' ell r'C : oeeter
} tl • t ,
,.;:1 i4 e ail I ie``. y • er sea to the tours,. ere -poet.' fer 11'.2.
---
$8,!,(0G0 F ire for 1,120- 1 TWO BOY SCOUTS
Acre Saskatchew11n Fa- ra ! FOR ANTARCTIC C R UrSE '.
A BEAUTIi=UR: AND SACRED SPAT
u _ a S,rook's Monument:, Q;
File=' i ens:9' a 1 the taco: ,astral Ko .
i! ,..z.p +44.7,1 from \ inatipvg, s # '-
r � .:�:a`3n . L. ;? a it':.',x s','c'`nlate ail 4, „,.4,;a•iia nieeerv. In the war ..e
err, .,ttl .il i'tt1111 14 1,1:;0p
Wren, n the Gull 141 a 1511.' :rie liG3ieit:S c S Clival 3 t: T;3 = 1'+1;:3 �it..'.r V11.'1C-1111 t1'e l; croe.ee4 a 43
rl's.•:i'iiity f i Pitt' pivuii3 J the ,t'.e52.
of C;> -?Altars, It wee to a
t; .e.ad ex -1, A tae, F ;.4'.^L fr.:la Io,Yl
tete ,,al. i0 •, r] .1%1-4�., �w.,.q
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gar."� iti rr>rl^' add ttext, , An, en %gels"44 c^s a.. Y�3+.13v ee 11131 tit (#s•••*1tr l 1:;. LaMothe Br l �a
QY4d..-%t" iii43' •tY'••ri (',Y 44' 1'i('tl9rHit'did ter; ill^.l`6' earot^ :;" J F°",4 1,.:,:' Y.a, (tilfi 1 ;1:14' itroelir 1‘.eft 1•"
",' e , ,o l lies";,° a9i'.: 'ill . teen, 1a'il lata -•ilIl�.xG: 1
river Irani Fs6'vvi4Qn. lauded on Cent -
Man nail. and teak pe a elen oS abs•
y Piv'd'l4t', F:are\ it4' ,,1111' iaOrning,
Ht r �,tr V;'ne the lee,".la 1r,Yem tla,elahe. mid I',.•
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le
! ,av 4 tae albs :'tar'; t J i..' sen° f";a•.'• Psis i i 4 •Yea t(•rttte „array ;int stormed l:
1.,1 I,t.t4. a� 1F.,2.79 %4.14't,11":' 111 r ,., .
e .*;'7e#Eg A'iE �#.a::,'. (`tfY3iti�:tC 511 iia �'.;4Y::., The Nng;4�4'lll¢:'#YC eQnBt be;
tfiir' d4''av 4.E .uA', 41,aId oris .1i'' for (,.,.n . shipde lite y t..,,,1
r, -till- a \ ' ,:-ear 1 l'�� . seep 11. 4�lae:t. la#. ,rat, al.°1 :i grateful (°nillnti, (..#t .
r, i none- �.e e ( \tiet•tie d tees bre 711e y£rafl° 3;"P Patrol I«e•', lees J. a ePlotara1 :11 arrear„ in his mon re.
J
I`.,'.:• %,?." lii4� 114E ' pr4iri(t pro. w. S. Meer I' tm% n, ages 1;t, anal Tllae elan Part woe1i11 tI44 hill --vera
te'i9,Vc. 011 i.°;.1', X. E. II, t.,.a- �1i llairkwa13, in tl:c• Ara-'
n e 1.1'11„'-, asgr1 17. Til:• 10 ,:eke:1 A University Course for
teen': 'ai11te 4' 411;i' tO I,14Ui 11 fraan all
Housewives.
t„ ; Arian in i, ,S-. ill FI I " 1 t , 1 1 I# i.:lete lad,
a 11. +-•,•'#, I' : _.4'. t4�.1 Cllt"11 Ir•,:ll '„,:14,41.,, itI 41 , 301 river
1' �,'• b1' 11°! .•
leis.', ,p . - �:.,,,c`a i tl �.�iti't
1,.r:s of t:s" 1T,,; :I Ring.!. m. Size
1'`rl.lc,t it t' v:e 1 t'h _: nn 1,1 ;1 '0I' l4in
their 'lnalflier ta s' *sea fnnn 1 ea much;
talent that i::' l uid not male a de-
ellen
et ,kin until 'Phut ay*,
Young 110: '' 'y 4 4 •Wk. 1111 or: Wray
frons the 4toemy Orkneys, a blarney
of 4100 n 'c,,. He 1.e I never seen pas-
eenger railway train before un:t was
so confused by the hie; thy ar.•i its
strangers that Sir Er e t could not
get him to talk. However, Mooney
has a winning per. enel:ty and knows
all about beats and the sea, so does
Marr.
The Quest will sail at the end of
this month, to 11e a;0112 two or more
heli ;tz n Heights Parc
he ih41 victoriaait.a. I•,.
,�l.e,teptt and Cee -teff.
Tee Government park wdlieh oecu-
H•de; :he Heights di one et the mast
t e,nel ifn1 spete in Ontario. It com-
ment -le as view af' tete !ewer river and
ear- Ni ateir:1 1n8ain 11Y•}t d: seemly
1,e wp1 :ter ;my m:$rt et the s,;talai. T144
r :il"0 „ilea of river sings ureliat 1 ani
vers ; <en! anal tinel. fiehle \sialela
ear• ea., away ti, the eherei 141' 1.:1114
Unteei i,a (me 11111 het 4'liebt4?,t \i: it•
1e :rUnl t've 4y ('1:141". "1(, a •4k the
.:tire: ore 0-1114117 valen it d::, aflame with
t tat ,Y hl, las and white with apple'
l+hn , eats• le to have d toret:s-1e of viru-
ieraeti
by
PARTNERSHIP OF GREAT POWERS
TO ENSURE PEACE OF THE WORLD
British Premier Hopes That An. Alliance Between British
Empire, Japan and United States Will Result From
Cozaiug Conference at Washington.
A denten:telt front Tendon says:: ---"If the turning tactors in the war, in that
it had given proteetian to the trap.=.dt
ire gee x'o a of Dominion and Indian trecps across
eater tlnderatarding
seas,
with Tap•a*i eras the United Sta4 on: Even eountries tit -diking the Anglo-.
a11 t'^e prs'e'ers of the F.acifie, t''•str J '-„nese aulianrce would ,aes-'se the
vernal he a et :t ev-"t, and it, iso ti Prnt:.b 9f, after suet sere •:e- Great
lee a neer ,` ;a„'' fee time hearse of 011e Beitairt turned her beck u Ton Japan,
The Premier s-c::d h,': s ,vr no rel-
'L'}n e:l:e anal 1 I lo,d Ge^;rge, tale t sort why it eheaaL:l ha _error;::rile to
Britieh'$* stu 'Minister, ..;:;ere fleet- rernen/Negcat os s to Jenan ami
He:, ^ of Ca n .hems en 'Ti# *rr.12y l'4 at the aline tine preserve a spirit of
cuaaeing ten s'.rk cf the re er't con^-; freeennity with tee L:ri e l > rte
fee , of the Inetearial P} erniees F It was a ; n'thns;<, pzr p - of Brit-
•The Premater wee de :rang stet ire ' ish prissy, the ''re nater centireei, that
etiy salt rate Are) ,-Japer:ear al'.."eel Great Britain elto :.l ,c.'..:.n 3 co:n-
at 'e rre, e.t.a exolairang how the 1 p ete accord with tae 1:ititiel States
ce fere. bed pe aramous.y ''erergniz ".as piessablee Ile dal reteknee7 €f an
£ t!"et Jareen anneals- hal, earriel ot:t'Country in the v Jr:.;. with wheat it' sees
i:0" calix tierte to Gx t Br4t in 4€811'-” more iniportcrt t s let .4' menet. He
-leg the Wee,. . tenter earl it stet -it, fifi'Ceelared that thee sl,#re;4 Way t",1 make
Nee Lloyd Getnee:' (i — if It vr'ivS! etaecess of the (heart aTs'12;''S. coder -
eel teteraestel tale 'Genet a.ein e ei "i•ie a first th? rel ':".li c?3 t n•tereleac.t+e
1=43% • ...A'.,l turnher..' iC „L "An J, ,;.:4 1 i#:>,* Gra'.I:Irr:fit 14 1;^.+t":«r3.,, ;4:r1 he hared
-with,Ryy77 -,;e(� .«l,yw jr" tans 1,` l', -l -19;i;5,, i. view 3n this ti...t,.--r vvcl i-.,1 ",,;,+.Mx.IA"en
3 af¢x'r J- `r 's• M% hot „c`a'll nee R,the b gathering,.
p== r las , at •e W:4s :rng•o;t „atllrr.r;,.
she a?_:are with Jon= c- id be
In its desire to serve all the 11eo;"''„,
of the province 'n every way potei!a;t.
,and to eentel 11,e.at \ n.a 's 01” 1111i-
-'a;y (.,i :a lure brea41ea,.• oyes• 1)r-
t.ae^,, the Lamyersitr of T,,rontz hes
nem nged an ext(''.4k,,$ eteirle in
IIousehold Seie ,:;e, The course still
extend over ten weeks, bcgtnnin';
Oe1aber 4tb, with two ieeturee and one
lehoratery period r uh week, It ie
not a course in fancy eookill.r• 11111 will
diel with foods and diets, fond values.
an,l the cause ilea prevention rf nul]-
nutritien. If, later, there :s '1 P;01.1 -
BRITISH RECRUITS
FOR SPANISH. ARMY
Former Service Men Join
Foreign Legion to Fight
in Morocco.
A deepateh from London says:—
Seo'es of unemployed former l$r ti h
sery 'a nun are reporting daily to the
:Senraeh Consulate here for enroll -
:nen: 2111 that Foreign Legion of the
Spanhhl army.
Inlcrnlatiun whieh led to this re-
cruiting
ecruit ng i sed, to have been circulated
secretly limong the unemployed. Ap-
pileants for enlistment are asked only
teal demand for a course in hour mold - two questions; "Can you fight?" and
years. management, this will also be m "Will you fight?"
Although de men are informed of
the dallgeroue nature of the prospec-
tive campaigning egabest tribesmen
in Morocco, they readily enlist in view
of the inducements offered. These in -
elude a bonus of 700 pesetas for a
five-year enlistment, and 400 pesetas
for a four-year enlistment. Other at-
tractions are eligibility for medals,
decorations and promotion to com-
missioned rank, as well as daily pay
of four and one-half pesetas oil final
acceptance at the headquarters of the
Foreign Legion in. Ceuta, Morocco:
Volunteers rejected in Ceuta are
promised return transportation. It is
seated that the number of enlistinerats
acceptable for the Foreign Legion is
unlimited.
• " ` - "'t•a" The provincial university ha: *tr-
rangesl so many of tlae:e extension
cor!rees that most people h...,. conte
to realize that when one w4nnte some-
thing in the way of e.luo atien one
should first consult the Univer. it1 of
Toronto to see what it hie to offer.
An enquiry directed to the Extension
Office always brings a prompt and
cordial 'answer.
To develop tis extension work as
the people of Ontario wish it to- be
developed, the provincial university
will require a much larger revenue
than it receives at present. United
States universities of smaller size
than the University of Toronto have,
as a rule, more than twice as mirch
money for extension work as has the
provincial university of Ontario.
Of one thing be very sure. Every
man must do his own growing, no
matter who his frandfather was. Pull
often makes men swell, but it doesn't
help them to grow.
range:;.
FIRST IMPERIAL
STATION OPENED
Hon. Herbert Greenfield
The new premier of Alberta. A seat 'Wireless Chain Around Ern -
has yet to bat found for him in the
Legi,•lature, pire inaugurated in Britain.
China Accepts
Invitation. to Washington
A tic,Iatch from Washington
says:—The United States Govern-
ment's it:N tation to participate in a
discussion of Pacific and Far Eastern
problems at the disarmament •ccnfer-
ence was formally accepted by China
on Thursday with a pledge that her
representatives world apprcaeh their
task with a solemn sense of its signi-
ficance and with a spirit of "perfect
frankness and cordiality."
The Chinese ,adoeptaalce was the
first of a form,al character to be,: re-
ceived from the nations invited to
confer here.
te—
All goods imported into Canada
after December 1 must bear the name
of the country where they were manu-
aacturred.
A despatch from London says:—
Hon.
ays:Hon. F. G. Kellaway, British Post-
master -General, en Thursday sent the
first messages through the first link
in the chain of Imperial wireless com-
munieations. The transmitting .sta-
tion -at Deerfield, Oxfordshire, has just
been comp?.eted.
Kellaway sent a message to all Brit-
ish stations within range, and another
mesrarge to ell European and other
foreign stations in range, receiving
within a few minutes messages, of
felioltation from stations in Malta,
France, Rome, Budapest, Posen, Nor-
way, Sweden and Germany.
The links to follow, as 'decided' by
the recent .Imperial Conference, will
he: Cairo, East Africa, South Africa,
India, Singapore, Australia, with a
branch from Singapore to Honk Kong,
and a link from Britain to Canada.
Unemployed in the United States
number nearly 6,000,000.
Former King Peter of Serbia died
on Aug. 16 in his 77th year. In. 1919
King Peter relinqui,ahed the 'care of
C,ean
3i-tatme:leer 1., tie Mire :'aril
neer( 5 eat..18..rrier int's'i:e t`ekenni. downg.
ray ... Aatate. Tint ,e1VitaMtif pelgat
• tee mere after tilts date, • if
eentineez h4;r re: ar:talon s
pae r :ts err 1 lists the preenet *'.avaott
4,. • t f'r.,rsat erelan. A 1 :hie testae t'> " 4 Frer -h, Fus•
▪ ;-. vers; no a tart ,of =Anti h t t 1- ..Ana r .. ».r, t , \s a41•.atl t.(14
.,; tl e Teiv'tritr:b27:iht
The' Frar h • Fret'seh par4;: t .', .' .,r, , to oe-
41:.a,,1 ,-c.erea,�''a;• *<i s ty k3 n,A.�.��,n£'(i,.rll<a]p4
trtz„a,.. 4.,« ellonsit�, ,.� �F�. .-•�„„
tFe 1w°+yecti hes heart Nc- eras;e- `end #s c1 t 1 v.�\ , Cei�nai.
; ;a fi4 W err bt?r att a elr rin.s'e''..s4 i lt;t .At•..'.” it , e•irelee.
I: taetene • eentnetee ere #1•^„eta .t 1',.s , a <t'i ry else
y to k p nor t 4 i:.. kll: for 4 14 .. �,r €L:abilit
„gr£ F ;1 ;* ;, tl:(• A.ie3 .,re g.;.rg ,
fYlr,lier. Thc, less; c,f Ralrr+,l ist, Iloaevenig- F«sr ape.
lent; b 1;.; I). > rf mey he freed of „
li'e1 • :'lee:pei#lg .sista folVes after the
r'+xt meeting, cf the Supreme a - I::e has a :anger proem rtioil
e1, (heat 1',r min i.i:-ars it, 1,°.It', of pllosph res than any
• fruit, and is
:'ranee i:•, not so eertail; Chet this will therefore nn excellent brain food.
1.4' it gacd tbfng, ?hese'°«cr, Paris is
ilcel • to t,
y.ae'ri..�
It fle ter& u /
pen ern1areee
straight. Thug farRaeetalii1, the Wirth
clsrenal„ rt argil the Gerneena getter -
:,y l:eve gives Teo cause ter C':.ticien
,or eens:n.e tare.” $igfi e . Gl.•rn4 a.r. r
out ,3 her r.°gnet re to the ;saet en:e n;;
shod 1=4 kePt it.
,.-...—
S3� Market Repor
Toronto. ' ^ &rreleel "eat:e--B&.n pork, 810;
:di:r te:b. w3:eeat•-'-No. 1 Northern, short cut or `ten •ly b€..'. boneless,
fit 56144.1 No, 2 Northern $17718 No. 541 d - pick"gores, $40 to $41; mess
3 Norehern, $1.11S'e; No , 4 wheat,"poria, X34.
$1,50'1. N Dry ee ter meats—Lonte cle.ars, in
tie allitcba. tette--No. 2 CW, 48e; No.'tone, 111 to 21e; :r.:ane a, 181, to 21%c;
3 CW, 471..• ext„, No. 1 feel, 4711c; ••'•^r beaa'a', 1S- to 3J. s; backs,.
' No 1 feel, lalate; No, 2 feed, 1511c. 1141• to ifi«.c.
1
d , E”'
1Taratobn barley --No. 8 Cat,
791".• Lard --T rz , 19 to 191:X; tubs,
No. 4 CW, 771iie; rejected, 721yo; 191 to 20c; nai:o, 19% to 2014t;
feed, 71%e. prints, 21 to attic; shortening tierces,
A':1 the above in store at Fort Soil- 141a to 141Yc 's ba, 144.5 to 15e; pails,
Liam { 15 to 153ae; prints, 171,'„ to 18e.
y '
American corn—No. 2 eliow, 72e; i Choice hen steers,$7 to $ 7.5ft;
nomira1, c.i.f., Bay ports.i butchers' sate2 s, choic, 6,50 t l7
Ontario oats—No. 2 white, 42 to' do, good, $6 to $f• 50; do, mea SI to
44c. 1$6.50; do, co#n,, 33 to $5; but:.•l:e-
Ontario wheat—No, 2 Winter, ear heifers, choice, $6.25 to $6.' t'l,,
, lots, $1,15 to $1.20; No. 8 Winter, med., $6.25 to $i3.25; butcher cows,
$1.12 to $1.17; No, 1 comsnereiaal, $1.07 i cihoice, $4.50 to $5.75; do, med., a, ;;1
to $1.12; No. 2 Spring, $1.10 to $1.15• r $4.50; r_':.nnoov and eaters, ters, $1 to$2.10;
No. 3 Spl.ng, .$1.07 to $1.12; No. 2 butcher burls, good, $4.25 to ,; c
goose wht:at, nominal. cone, $2.50 to $8.50; feeders, gl 1 tan
Peas ---No. 2, nominal. lbs„ $5,50 to $6; do, fah., $4 t a 84 .7n:
Barley—Malting, 69 to 72c, accord- mi':ikrira, $C0 to $80; epringer-i at'.0 :.,
ing to freights outside. 80; calve: •chcice, $9 to $10; a: , mole
Buckwheat—No. 3, nominal. $6.50 to 1$7.50; do, tom., Si t 1 $;1;
Rye—No, 2, $1.07. lambs, yea.:l:inf s, $'7 to E7.11:1; d'o
Manitoba flour—First pats., $10.50; spring, $9 to $9.50; sheen, cif ?:a
second pats., $10, Toronto. to $5.50; do, good, $3.50 te •a' ,; ,.,,
Ontario flour—$6.25, old tromp. heavy and busks, $2 to Oati ,
Milefeedr — Delirt:ertd, Montreal fed end, watered, $13 to . , do,
freights, bags included: Bran;, per ten, off carts, $13.95 to $13.60; ae. f.o.b.,
$28; shorts, per ton, $30; good feed $12.25 to $12.50; dM, canntry ,.rime,
flour $1.70 to $1.85. $12 to $1225.
Baled hay—Track, Toronto, per ton, MMMonfrcal.
No. 1, $22; No. 2, $21; mixed, $18. Corn—American No. 2 .;:'.ow, 82c.
Eggs—No. 1, 43 to 44c; sefects, 48 Oats --Char West. No. 2, :elle, to 60c;
to 50e; nes-1iaad, ,cartons, 50 to 52c. do, No. 3, 58 to 5811e; e.:t.'a No. 1
Butter—Creamery, fresh -made ex- feed, 58 to 581/2c. Barlec---Man. feed:,
tras, 42 to 43c• do, fresh-mra.•de firsts, $44 to $45 per ton. Floor—Man.
41 to 42c; dairy prints, 33 to 84e; spring 'wheat eats., Bre a, 210.50, ,lar
bakers' 20c. iotas; scconde, $10; strep'; bakers',
Oleo argaxiae--Bent grade, 20 to $9.80. Roled oats—''beg, 00 ?,ba., S3.25.
22c.
Fire Menace in N. B.
Ended by Rain
A despatch from St. John, N.B.,
says:—A heavy - downpour ,of rain
throughout the province on Thursday
destroyed the fire menace which still
lingered in many parts sof New Bruns-
wick. The rainfall during the day was
almost as great as the 'entire precipi-
tation during the month of July.
state to his second! von, Alexander, '>
who became king of the new state of The Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario
Jugo-S'lavia. is seriously ill..
Bran -$27.25, car Iotas. Shorts $2:).25,
Cheese—New, large, 25c; do, twins, per ton. Hay—No. 2, per ton•, car
25%c; do, Stilton, 26 to 26%c; old, dots, $34 to $35.
large, 34 to 35c; do, twins, 34 to 35tac. Cheese, finest eaoterns, 22 to ail/tel.
Honey, extraetcd--Whyte clover, isi butter, choicest creamery, 4016, to
60-80-1b. tins, per Ib., 14 to 15c; do, 413%•c; ,eggs, s,electe7, 45,c; do. Ne. 1
10-11e. tins, per 1b., 15 to 16c; Ontario stock, 40c; do, No. 2 stock, 3&c; pota-
No. 1, white clover, in 2%-5-1b. )b. tins, toes, per bag, car lots, $3 to $3.25 per
per lb., 17 to 18c.; comb honey, per
doz., $8.75 to $4.50.
Smoked meats—Rolle '27 to 28c;
hams, med.., 40 to 42c; heavy, 29 to
30e; cooked hams, 60 to &5c; boneless
backs, 42 to 48c; breakfast bacon, 33
to 38c; speeiarl, 45 to 4.8c; cottage
rolls, 30 to 31e.
Green meats—Out of pickle, lc less
than smoked,
80 -alb. bag. -
Dairy heifers, reel, 700 Bounds,
$4.50 per cwt.; ,oannng heifers, steers
and bulls, $2.50 to $3; canners, $1;
cutters $3. Lambe, $7.50 to $8; aned-.
lambs, $6 to $7; ,ewes, $1 to $3. Good
veal cad„ -es, $7 to $7.50• grassers.end
drinkers, $3 to $5. 'Hogs, selects,
$13.50 to $13.75; lights, heavier and
roughs., $9 to $10;,sows, $8.50 to $8.75.
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