HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-7-21, Page 6itUSSIAIS AT Y1NKO
Port Arthnr Garrison Still Keeping the
daps at Bay.
An offteial report meet...id from To- I
FICITTING COINC ON.
BEST QUALITY UF CHEESE
SYSTEMATIC INSMICTION
FACTORIES,
Great Improvement in the Meese
Marketed in Moetreal This
Year.
•
The Department of Agriculture, in
conjunction with the Eastern and
Western Dairymen's Associations, is
this year continuing the systematic
t•esults last year.
There are 31 Cheese
now on the road, and each instrue-
- • \-oinio t r has assigned to him from 1 5 to
)1,l',11 o.• "'""I'l feetories, whieh two directly un -
kid in London of the Japanese oecti- 1 1,j'e',°-,L.`,' ," i"""I'' ,w0I 11'1 10,"i'lun'''' dor his charge, and 'for va11011 he LS
potion of Yinkow and the ditlicult. ' f';`'`' ••,•""4"". ',I:cern `,'""I.8 '''') “te held reslioutible• '-rhere are two
„,,,,v,,,,,,,...... j - jua•rtts on tau 01.11O4OtiOn frO111101' tin? Chief Ink.tructorN; one for Eastern
, there is tiftput•ently name. 'lel. t;catt s ' . • 11 II : . I .• for the 1Ves-
from Yinkaw not only do not men- DEFIFif-T11E 11.178:41ANS. - . i i. r 1
--- tern 4,4•11,113, who httve general over- most \1 01001.11, iheY U10 1'81 1 11g
est•ope or tint small Ilussian ."'"" 1 siemec.int.
tion a ,iapstreer occupation, leit sty sig.i. 0. t at. work.,
nu,nt hits 0 lso entitle.; t r i •
The 'Depart- fully as high prices for their pro- and No• 2 nt :12,1.: enst•
ducts as 34 183113, mild for tho best Barley -No. 2 quoted at 41.1:. mid-
t•hat the 1(1) ('4 111V 1..iiii there illel i A despatch from . London says :-
,,, de- structrirs to visit the differts.1 cream:- • ' ht .• No 3 extra ;We; and
.. that Ituesien oers from, Tashielui0 I, I."Yirli 1"0"01v0it 0" M.L"'Illitttt101
ro. eries t inoughout t he Prov Jere. l•irteh
frequently arrive at the port, wnero "Teich from Porno confirming the
, the -Rusele,,, 3,1111,0e, siyoo,j_11 min.: port of the stopping eml FI,11 eellIng 0.0111:IWO' Will 1Yeei-Ve 111, leant 011e
hlo 111011 rope 88 of them before they,
were for shipment. Anuther ship,
per said that out of a lot of 150
only a, few arrived at ids warehouse
in sound condition. A poor quality
of box and carelesseees on the part
of makers in boxing cheese, will, if
continued, Injure the truths.
It will be rienembreed by meny
dairy111011, that the patrons and
metiers in the eastern portion of the
Province were ()plume' -some years
ago to Instructors, and to the sys-
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TESTING DAIWY 11E1413S,
THE WORLD'S YARKETS
13.EPORTS PROWL TETE LEADING
TRA.DE CENTBES'..
Prices ' of Cattle, Grain, Cheese,
and Other Dairy Produce
at Korne and Abroad.,
Toronto, July 19, -Wheat. -No. 2
red Winter and white sold at 000
low freights . to winos. .
of giving the maker:4 assistence in s' -,,J;;114 v/318.01 18 "0.11"1 at 85e clast'
goose at 74 to 750 east. Mani -
tem of inspection, with the object,
manufacturing. At this time the """
WW1. wheat, is higher, No, 1 Nor-th-
eme:so in the western part of the
province mod from .0 to two coats ern is held at 00c, No, 2 Northern
at 93e, and No, 3 Northern at 9()e,
per pound more than that received'
Grinding in, transit wrices aro fie
by the eastern men. What has been
1111' resu 1 t? po_di. We 'Ina that ie above those quoted.
flie eastern pert of the province, Oats -No. 2 white quoted at 311
wriere instruction has bee11. carried on 10 •di•lo wost• and 39 40 low freight s to
New York No. 3. white, 33c west,
. romans. Fighting, hove,s1,,e, is ;40ing of 111111S11 Menelaus by the visit, and if the management wish
1 pet_ further 4.1 )3. 1111'Y Joey omit -are fur
reported t') 114. taken Fleht 0110 by •'''''''b"rg I"' 1 he P"'d The tele- them. by paying a Small fee
011 .
- near Viukow. 'rtai .iepuraise are
assattlt on ltetinesrlay.• gram adds that the Russian lieutens asTht• ehrese ftmtrules are 1151..ed to
13)111 P "'L. ant, who boarded tee Mena atm ' sume about half the cost, of in -
western make.
Organkation is not yet. what we No. :1 al, 37 to 371c middle freights.
hope to have it another your, but we Peas -The m(ke), is dull at un -
feel Ceti much good ham been and is changed prices, with No. 2 shipplug
being done. The 1(21.1 ('118t01'0 loft peas nominal at GO to Ole west or
Montreal cm Tuesday night with de- east,
finite ideas us to what, the whole- Corn -No. 3 American yellow (mo-
saic men want, and each one is pre- ted at 503c. on track, Toronto, and
pared to put. forth his very best ef- No, 3 mixed at 55c. Canadian corn,
IS nem 110 il'S from ei-w-Chwang, They ,reet .1 the III IS' eV to' 01 ‘ ticittle of 010 ,Struclinn, and in nearly all eases
forts to see that Ms section emit- ..I it, to 4.t.,t
,
ot-cupied Tnothao. threo 2(2 '4 from c.i.,''',..s in the' 'Cargo. -'•11-‘1e-•reiUSed tO , "hero (3 1113131(11 Wen giVell Itltit
pfleen favorably 4.11(12 any 0 titer 11> 1340 (14(13 et co utilities qv let
' ' r;,; •.0, and lame of them were dis-. Your the
. . l' ,d for I I.e same this season, section.
------4----,-- prices nominal at 57 to 50c at. out -
1111111:0110. the 3)1 (01(4 day. Art 11 1. -my proprietors or mat ers have
VALUE 0..V COVER. CBOT'S side points.
Flour--Experters' quoted at 53.60
and found Russian 3)180015 .11 num- Synopsis of Scientific Explanation Lo $3.35 middle freights. Straight
-
eruus points . and a detachment at i A despatch from Tokio Silyn 1- vs.18831 may appear in the cheest., to • rollers of special brands for domestic
by Prof. Shutt.
Wit:die, two miles sonth. 'mu gar- There are stt•ong ausgleions that CON explain fully to makers the quality trade quoted tit 94.20 to $1.35 in
risup Will be maintained until the 'al" 141 4,11(1 whalers in Corral and texture of cheese nitinit suited to At tho conference of Dominion tibia. Monitoba flours are steady,
• Straits hate beim ,..ost.i(1,2; for the , the markets; to encourage makers fruit insr 0z:tors recently held at the No, 1 patents, $4,80; No. 2 patents,
iv in readiness for an iramediate ; Prof• 84.50; etntl strong bakers', $4,40 oa
last possible mommt, int everything
l•ladivostoek stmadron. The susiii- atid patrons to 111 111,0 cars and Central Experimental Fninn,
evactlation and for joining the a , lay riorts are jnot decreased by the fact. cleanliness; to induce the proprietors f•-•hutt gave a very clear and scienti- track, Toronto.
! thal no ithaMs are to he found la of factories to make the necessary fie explanat_ion of the value of cover Millfeedt-At outside points bran is
at 1-111ieheng, j the Sea of Jepan, repairs; in fact, to see that all oper- crops to the orchardist, of which the quoted at 3115. and shorts at $16•10
-
fire 18 heard ineessaut s, In ..,,. 1,„.3,14).
Chweng. correspondent, thr•re rode :
out ten miles Wednestley morning ' WITS, LT! 11S AS SCOUTS,.
The Mit ies of the instructors con-
sist in .1ireeting the makers how
best to overcome and avoid defects
market is off, end there Is very little
We in the trade. Anything very
choice fetched $5,50, but there were
only one or tlY0 ROWS at this figure.
A week or tWO ago the mune cattle
would have sold. about 50e better,
Cables of late. have been a little Mut-
er, but just now there 00es not ap-
pear to bo any urgent deniend to 011
shipping space. Export ors are
bought in 111081 cases et prices al,
which they can be held over for a
Week 01' /40.
Butcher-Marl:01 steady for good
butchers' cattle, but trade is very
slow for inferior rye 1 tie. Choice but. -
to 81.25; colummi, $:3 to $3.7rt,
elm's% 31)3 .113) to $1.751 modium, $.1
Stockers -The market has suddenly
gone off for stocker cattle, except for
a few very choice. Medium and
rough st oekecs are not warn ed, as
there is yery little demand.
Milch cows-litirket ecnitinues dull,
with plenty of cows offering,
Sheep and Lambs -Trade le fair,
witki proepoc 111 stemly ut the declines
of this Week,
110n8-Mlleket steady at the ad-
vance; selects, 9,7..25; lights and fats
$5.
KING IN POOR HOUSE
....._
Visits Institution and. ralks With
Inmates,
A London despetch stivs :--King
erotic incidents that have mayked ids
demo" ti--440ettlinepr_ilea..X1'..)a:11nen:Peroti0iticewrrc,11."Inigis 1 074 -
Ill 0 110 30 the 111allY ill 30111111.115,
EC/W/1111 011 Wednesday added ono „.„, ,
111 in
his p00801, sub jects ing associatioe le, as yet, mem): .
works
terminglecl with amusing ehals be- A despatch front Devlin says: The
ou i satisim1,17.01,: . but if
aim() ho 0111110 to the throne. Slipps the experiment al s . . .
relations with
inerket rare track, where he had tension of the movement.
been watching his own horses run, ' lv it will
Ing away from the crowded Now- doubtless lend to a considerable e2, -
the arrangements thole was intido Why
MIT GEN. ICOUROPATKIN.
-
thc King drove ton neighboring
poot•honse. A minute inspection of
and some pointed criticism were 311» the G•rand Duke Boris Was
subjeuts. Recalled.
tem% the King and his pauper Tageblatt claims to hexe authentie
answered mont imsilively in the nf- information that Grand Bake Boris
Ono old woman tho King asked 1.- has been recalled from Manchuria in
"Do you all agree well?" When she conservieace of a personal assault on
Oyster'', saying :-"What, never guar- Gen. Kouropatkin. 'Me paper says
firmative lIng Edward banteringlY. that the Grand Duke ert•ived at illtulk-
In the poorhouse hospital the Xing den with a retinue of young women
voiced his ourpriso at this feminine
noticed a mendolin on a 'bed where of doubt ful cite recto'. Gen. Kouro-
patkin, leat•ning of I his, simunoned
the Grand Duke and told, him that
col; aro you quite sure?"
he must send the women away im-
BIG- RUSSIAN FORCE.. I The Iitikkaidao Hallway, whi.41 was 1)110115 (114.1 carried 011 ill a manner following is a synopsis: to $17. Manitoba bran in sacks-
, recently damaged by the storms and conducive to the production of the Among the many advantages to be $18, and shorts at $19 here.
Correspondents with thin. K11110ki'1 : floods, has again received mich dam -
headquarters say under date rtf \Ned- age front the Sallie cause.
nesdity that it is believed that the 4
Russians at Kelving are retiring on
Haieheng. -There is still u big Res-. TWENTY PEOPLE KILLED
sian force between the 'Motion Pass -
and Liao -Yang. It is presumed that Picnic Train Dashes Into a
they intend to attempt to prevent Preight Near Chicitgo.
the Japanese from advancing on Liao A Chicago despatch says :-Twenty
Yang. Apparently there has been no persons were killed and about Oven -
serious fighting, but the outposts ty-tive injured t11 a collision on the
have been in contact daily and shots Chicago & Eastern •Illinois Railroad
have been frofet•ntly exchanged.' --- Oh
-e at Glenwood, Ills., twenty-three mile8
weather in that district is tine. south of Chicago on Wednesday. The of the ation syndicates have been centeiet_ tF
titles of water. urther, w
, the sot-
applicfor assistance. s mo
- collision occurred between a Picnic fruit is making its demand for
ed, it will he impossible to comply 1feg
NOT CONFIliMital. train from Chicago, which was re- with all requests for asSistance at water. For every pound of dry mat -
The story of til.e Japanese losing turning from illomence, Ills., and a this late dale. tot' 03 leaf or wood or fruit, the tree
11(1,11(124)11(1,11(124)mon at -Port Arthur is still freight 180411, into, the rear end of It is gratifying to know feom thu
e at least 300 lb. of water, Hence,
without confirmation and its origin which the excursion train daslied at wholesale dealers in Montreal that in districts where droughts may pre-
whieh it is 11) 2)1(11 the Japanese coming north and the freight was on marketed at that point this year is scanty, the importance of surface
the average quality of Owes being '41.111 in spring or the rainfall be
is unexplained, The marine fort, high sPeed- 'Phe picnic train tvas
captured, is Wm.:tilled here as being on the southbound track; A mis- .above that of last. year or the year cultivation is marked, By 11115at SIniliAlying. - Tho Toldo ,010,,,,-- PItleed switch threw the picnic train hetece There are, of course memos an earth mulch is prodaced,
pond,se, of th, Londe, chronicle ()Vet' on the southbound track, and and thus evaporation checked or
before the engineer could apply the A FEW INFERIOR CHEESE prevented. The COVER' crop system
allows of surface cultivation in the
spring and early summer months.
SOME EXPERIMENTS,
Experiments have been made to as-
certain the effects of cover crops and
cultivation on soil moisture on the
Central 'Experimental ,Farm for sev-
eral years. Thus, May 6th, 1991, we
101111d. that there was 130 tons more
best 'quality 03 01(0001. derived from the system nt ma tai
Al the beginning of the season a culture, which includes the growth
cirenlar letter was Pent to the fac- of eeVer C110115, 4140 may cite as the
the Soil moi
Mg them to make application at two most important: the (0111001 of
sture, n
ad. the improve-
tories throughout the proviuce, ask -
once if they WhillOti. assistance from11)
. •
the instructors
during the. suumge .
A great', many applications were re-
ceived, but a number of makers and
(1. . .
Speaking generally, it is desire.hle
that the ttoil moisture should be
conserved for the orchard trees dor-
proprietors clid not make applica- Ing tho caviler months of the sea -
tion. Some of these, however, have son, up 10, say,
July ist, the tree
since had considerable trouble in
is making 110\V growth and is trans-
naanufacturing, and have lately me ad
• piring 112721003411 its leaves large quan-
says that tho 'tort Arthor garrison
is still hicoping the Japanese at bay
in the mountainous passis 11 miles
north of the fortress,
cleinolished., and all of the killed and
TROOPS F011 MANCHURIA. injured were on the locomotive and
According to the Telegraph's ride in the two cars.
vices the Jepanese are hurrying mom,
troops to Titanehuri a. Tra ,•t s BACILLUS OF LEPROSY.
have cleared froni Nrigasaki and 110-
j1 daily driving the postfiletnight, Experiments Which Result in
ofiell carrying from 1,500 to 11.000 Certain Cure.
nisi). The belief is coniirmed that
some eight inch siege guns Were lost: A New Trick despatch' says t-Ca.p.t.
When the transport Hitachi Mare E. 124. Rost, of the Inilinn 713081111,1
4.03131 1,1m1,„ by 11. o viodivotock Seri:lee, 11118 succeeded in cultivating
aqua& on. rt•epatelles from Rangoon 118801014,, the bacillus of leprosy. according to
brrikes it ran at forty miles an hour bg einmarketed, but with so 2110(3341180 the rear of the freight. The itudructors on the road there is no
locomotive, the baggage cur and the excuse for makers continuing to
lirst conch of the pivinic tram were have cheese of an inferior quality
week after week.
U. A. Putnam, Superintendent of
Farmers' Institutes, and G. G. Pub -
low Chief Dairy Instructor for' Eas-
tern Ontario, with some seventeen
instructors, Vinitod Montreal on water per acre, to a depth o . •
Tuesday, June 28th, and examined inches, in cultivated soil than in the
the cheese in a number of the Jaeger .
adjoining plot carrying a vigorous
wholesale houses; the proprietors in.
growth of clover. This means that
each instance showing every willing -
the latter soil contain
ned but one -
1)8148 to have their cheese testea
d nd.
fully t he defect s fatted half the water in the cultivated soil.
explaining uirements of the trade.
But grass sod is more exhaustive
and the
In looking over the cheese it Wen than clover sod. in 1902, from. May
10833) ISI [11'N-S11.1`ITIS. snyo a Times special front I,ondon. noticeable that a number oe the fee_ to July, trials every two weeks
Ile hats mode substance from tlm cut- tulles which. formerly sent in poor showed that the soil in sod con -
It is reported thitt a dozen gun- tures whieh he calls leprolin, whicheace 110W furnishing a, first -1.0100)1 from 50 to 100 per cent. less
arsenal has expired, 34211' going t o beneticial action, alleviating tlio gym- cIll,.s..0,whic7, article, while other factories water than adjoining soil lirmultiva-
h were looked upon as 'first- thin -the eifference being at times
smiths, whose time at filo Woolwich when, injected into lepers hos marked (11(18.4
Javan lo assist in repairing . heavy ptoms of the diernse, class, are now experiencing difficulty over 200 tons per acre, The drought
ordnanee. Marquis Ito is making The method of growing the bacillus in keeping up their stentiniel. What in the early part of 1903 emphasesed
a tour of the Government iron works is to extract the sults from the nu- might we have expected from the these facts and showed most mark -
poorer makers 'Oils year if no int- edly the value of culttvation.
struction lutd been given, when the In autumn, on the other hand, it
best makers in many. Sections are is desirable thet the water supply
should fact Dries in 1 'er tit District , which tative gshould ba atilthiShOO, SO that vege-
rowtrn be checked and
experiencing difficulties? One of the
had in previous years been collated the wood given am opportunity to
spring, and the 011086)3 manufactured r
ripen before the winter sets in This'
is eadily brought about by sowing
On first-class, changed makers this
tit the beginning of the seeson was the cover crop in June or early part
rejected by the buyers. Application of July.
, ''•
111/41 at once made for a visit from InItfUS AND NITROGEN.
the Testructor, and atter a fow hours The improvement of soils by the
of consultation and instruction the growth of clover or some other lo-
mat:yr was able to manufacture mime is ()noted by the addition of
einem:, Whiell wero classed as "fumy"
humus and nitrogeu. Experiments
go to show that by this means the
• il can be enriched to the extent
--
COUNTRY PDODUCE.
Dried apples -Trade continues dull,
and prices -are unchanged at. 8 to 8•10
per Evaporated apples, 61 to 70
per lb.
Beans -Prime beans are quoted at
$1.30 to $1.40, and hand-picked at
$1.40 to $1.45.
Hops -The market is unchanged at
28 to 800, according to quality.
110l103))-"Themarket is quiet' at 7
to 710 per ib.
flay-Time:thy is quiet at $8.50 to
$9.75 on ti.ack, the latter for No.
investigating their eepacitieS.
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CAVALICY SCORES.
A despatch from Ifiticheng Pays :-
A cletitchniset. of Arejor-fleneral Mist-
01301:kilts army fought n brilliant en- soaked in pumice stone in current
nee, the meck of superheated steam and obtains a
gitgelianit Tluisday
moiintailis. solue prisoisere ewer° mecliiim in which the becillus of lep-
rosy nnet also that of inberculosis
taken.
The are entrenching grows with the greatest ease,
thernsolves the miles front Tatchi- Loprolln is made on somewhat slut-
Terriblr. hot Ni ell ther tre.- Bee linen to those first empinyol by
veils here. The Russian tt•oops are Prof. Koch in the manufacture of
in excellent spirits. Othercul in.
over 1o3 et10115 of leprosy are he-
,..1AIr GO TO THE 'FRONT. lag treated 111 Ilin•tnith by Injections The loss on the two slupments.
elf IMP) subst tuiee . and the treatment , (shout two weeks' make was about
The St, Petersburg correspondent ie also being- tried in 80 places in 3110(1, and even then the lewere
of the London Telegraph 8/1,S5 a India, Already four cases twee been not "cut," them as much as they
would End the factory not had a
good reputation. Tri another small
factory a cot of 840 wag made on
one shipment. The Instructor sne-
ceeded M overcoming the difflculty
at once, and the patrons are now re-
ceiving full price.
In another instance a fIrst-elass
factory was cut half a cent per
pound on ono shipment, and one cent
per pound on another shipment, bUt
after only one visit from an instruc-
tor, the cheese brought 9111 price.
Tho instructor in this ettee succeeded
in bringing the quality of the cheese
from inferior to fIrsteclass,
irient media, runt that Copt, Hord
has disc:Wei-ad the bacillus of leprosy
will not grow in the preeence of the
salt. In order to make such nu-
triebt medium lie distilla beef extract
widespread sensation has boon cans -
ed by the announcement in the news.
papers that the Czar, who is osten-
sibly visiting only the depots whence
troops are going to the front, has
arrived at Ufa and started for Z1E1-
1011814: The opinion is growing, al-
though there is no confh.mation,
that his efujesty may continue his
journey to the geat of wet.
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JAPANESE LOSSES.
A despatch to the Japanese Lega-
tion at London from Tokio on Wed-
nesday announces that Gen. Oku re-
ports that in the ftghts Wading to
the occupation of Ketcham the :hip -
anew) casualties, front July 5 to
July 7, wore foUr men killed and
twenty Wounded. The casnalties of
the Japanese July 8 and July 9
were about one hundred and fifty,
14111180 1' wounded.
VLADIVOSTOCK SQUADISON,
.124 despatch to the London Daily
1414431 from Tokio says it, is ruinOrect
that torpedo boats belonging to the
Vlailivostock squadron were seen off
Hokkaido 'Wednesday night. It is
elao Stated that the itustrian, cruisers
have reappeared,
INTO MONGOLIA,
' 'The Jamul Mail ren101.144; that Gen.
Xottropatkin is evidently concentrat-
ing at Tengihai against fion, Nod -
cuts Taktishan ortn,y. The lovel
countty there would give an oppor-
tunity for the use or the potvorful
33815:11011 cavalry.
The mem Nichi, of Tokio, min_ 1)002452430111 through the street,: is car -
Meriting upon Gen. 'Cour:Tail< lidg tied en 1.11 boats 1,5134. nab, has fld"
Introit Incleci Pi 011, Stu I CS that,' Ion for 31118413', 411.4.14 -.hourstot
, alling
17 1-5 ittChAS. ThiS 324 unpreeedent-
CoMmunication lelth outside
phiets 15 interrupted, The danmge
to property is estimated at $2,000,-
000.
reported cured, and in the great ma-
jority of those under treatment the
iniprovement is said to he marked.
FAMINE THREATENS RUSSIA
li'ailuse of the Crops in. Some cf
the 34retr1al:3S.
A St, Petersburg despatch 803411
The prospective failure of the cropS
in some of the southern in•ovineest pos-
sibly attendant with fuinine. an(3 the
neer:Emily of adopting relief measures
is beginning to attract a 1. ten t on.
The Governments of Kherson, Bes-
sarabia, Taurida, 3)831(14. 8., and
Xharkorf ure principally affected. In
the district of Triaspo the peasants
already have been compelled to her-
veet, the unvige crop.s to feed the
live stock, Committees have been
appointed to relieve the distress. The
failure of the erops is attributed to
nnfavornble weather, In some dis-
tricta 110 rain has fallen. In many
parts of Bessarabia, cattle are being
sold for almost nothing.
Two EuNDB.nD LIVES LOST.
Cloudburst Caused Destruction of
Philippine Town.
A despntch from Manila says: A
cloudburst oror the hills north-east
of Manila caused II flood which has
destroyed Han .than Debnonte, ori
Wednesday. Two hundred leties *were
'get. The low lying distriets Were
ineridated. 'I'he homes of Amerleans
and foreigners Wee 1801000, l'ranS-
While Gen. Nuroki was lam p °rarity
at Fengwao, the Itossians went their
strength inettacking 1)15 flanks,
lenving ,the Motion Pose lightly de-
fended. Now the lino into Mongoli1(.
Some of the main defects noticed
in the cheese in Montreal were cre
follows : First, weak in body and
too inuelt acidity. Second, objection-
able flavors. A weedy flavor, of
what is called an "oft" flavor, due
to carelessness 011 the part of some
preson, either patron or maker,
defective finish, but retch su-
perior to the general appeateuce of
cheese marketed in previous yearS.
Na excuse con be made for unwork-
munlike manner in which some of the
cheese is pet up. They are not un -
i form; caret esseess is displayed in
3)1311034 the cloths on the ends of the
el.erge the boxes tire not properly
trimmed niter the elteese are put in
them; and in some cases the boxe.s
nee 11024 high enough, allowing the
W0333111. of the top cheese to rest on
the bottom cheese realer then upon
the 110:1014. 711 some eases boxes are
too 1e134e 311 eireinnferenee, Allowing
the cheese to work from sido to side
'Ind wearing rough retches
ON Tilley ENDS AND SIDES.
Itere Is also cildonce of npgligrige)
15 the care of the shelves; Ilie ends
tia• cheese in 41 few imitations be -
1.
Straw -The market is quiet, with
prices unchanged at $5.50 to $6, on
track, Toronto.
Potatoes -The market is ciniet, with
dealings confined to small lots at 70
to 50e per bag.
Poultry -Spring chickens, 17 to 18c
per lb.
THE DAIRY MARKET.
13ut1ee-We quote: -1011105t 1-111.
rolls, 14 to 15c, ordinary' to choice
large rolls, 12 to 140; low to medi-
um grades, 9 to' 11.c; creamery
prints, 1.7 to 18c; solids, 10 to 170.
Mggs-Case lots are selling at. 1511
to 1.110 Per deeeen; seconds, 13 to 14c.
Cheese -The market is quiet, with
prices unchanged at 8fr to 81e, the
latter for iWilla.
Object Lesson Under Directiolt ol
the Minister of Agriculture.
The Department. of Agriculture, Oto
Iowa, has for some 31100 been recone
mending the establlshnient among
Canadian dairy fanners of 1:0 -03)e111 -
tire teStillg 111180(41) 1 1011S, H01110Wh0)3
Silllilee to those which have bad such
8. 1114-04041 effect in increasing the
milk capacity end reducing the cost
of productiou in Danish dalry herds.
Under the direction of the 'Minister
of Agriculture, an object 1014,4(1(1
along that line Is now being given
in the district nbout Cowansville,
Uste., with. the Government Cool Cur-
ing 11.00111 an the centre. Whore the
testing is rione nd the records krert.
.Arrangements hove been made wiliero,
by 82 farmers in the vicinity under.
lake to keep accurate records of the
tinily mill( ,vield of earth cow in their
herds. Samples of both morning and
night's milk aro taken three times
a mouth and tested for butter fat
at the Cool Curing Room. The 11111121
peeped .sheets are collected monthly,
end these aro compared with the
books of the cheese factories to
which the farmers send milk, so that
a fairly etticieut check on accuracy in
13rovided. Some 1,450 cows are con-
cerned irt this Cowanswille cow (00'
5118', which 141.104(5 that the largo
dairymen of that district are alive
IMO PRODUCTS.
We (1uote:-130c0n, long clear, 73
to 7-3c per 11). in case lots. MeSs
pork, $15 to $15.50; do., short cut,
17 to $17.50.
Smoked raeats-Hams, light to
medium, 12 to 12*0; do., heavy, 11.
to 1110; rolls, 9c; shoulders, 81e;
beaks, 18 to 1310; breakfast bacon,
1211 to 18e.
Lard -The demand is moderate,
with prices steady. 1Ve emote: -Tier-
ces, 7e; tubs, 71e; pails, 71,,c.
BUSINESS AT MONTREAL.
Montreal, July 19. -The Grain
Market is quiet,. Oats are ymlet, but
prices are firm in 4104,1 of strong
advances from England, and dealers
are demanding previous quotations,
370 store for No, 3, and 38c for No.
2. Peas are about steady at 691,c
afiont, Montreal; No. 2 barley 403e;
No. 2 extra., 480; and No. 2 rye
620. Flour -Trade is fair; Menitoba
patents, $4.75 to $4.80; strong bak-
ers', $4.50; Winter wheat patents,
$4.75 to $4.90; straight rollers, $4,-
GO to $4.70; straight rollers, Ill bags
ot 100 lb. or more of nitrogen per
acre --this nitrogen being apprepriat- $2.15 to $2.25. Feed -Ontario bran
in bulk at 81 6.50 to $17; shorts,
ed froin the atmosphere by tho plant
through the agency oi certam bac-
teria that reside in the clover roots.
It 5001115 more than probable that a
$18.50 to $10; Manitoba bran, in
bags, $17; shorts $10. Pro-Visions-
Ilitavy Canadian short cut pork,
good crop of cloeei thine( •
a stable boy lay dying of cancer. In
0,1184(01' to the King's question if he
could play it, the boy 5111(1he would
live to try the National Anthem.
$1.7.50 to $1.8; light short cut, $17
wilt enrich the soil to an eXtent to $17,50; American fat backs, $17. -
equal to an applicator' of 10 tons 50' comported lard, 6* to le; Can-
al ordinary barnyard inantne, 83031
only is that valuable and neeessary
plant food, nitrogen, furnished cheap-
ly 13y this mons, but humus -forming
material is nettled in largo quantities
and this by its partial clecay is par-
ticularly important i11 runellorating
the physical condition of the soil.
And, lastly, the mineral matter 8101"
o(1 up in the cover crop is finally set
free in forms readily assimilable by
the roots of the orchard trees."
IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA,
Over 8,000 Rave so Par Arrived
This Ver3,r,
A Toronto despatch says :-The
growth of itmrtigration to ()Mario
during the last few years is striking-
ly ShOWn by the. followillg figures
given out by, the Commissioner of
Crown Lands, They cover the ar-
rivals at the Ontario Immigration
Office, con:Meted by the Department
of Crown Lands at the Union Sta-
tion, and for the first six Months of
each of the years mentioned :
13331) 780
.1 000 ,,,,,,
1901. ,,,,, :„. „. 1,289
11)1)2 ,„ 2,729
1903
8,403 CATTLE MAPIIKET.
'These 33340re:4 do bot 111111141e 'the „
thotislinds who have reached 111!, L'orotto, &JOY 10,---Oood bo tchorfe
3)1 1(V and gone direct to pieces of 1.,a 1 110 titto 13111(1(134, and 'Otero 18 a good
employment 84''11)friends in different, fu'illand, Otin`r e30814013 are easier
P )W
adieu lard, 63 to ne; kettle render-
ed, 83. to 94e, according to quality;
hams, 11 to .18e; baton, 12 to 13c;
fresh killed abattoir hogs, $7.50;
live hogs, $5,25 to $5.40, weighed
all ce r 0. EggS-SelOCt 110V7 101d,
17c, straight gathered, candled, ),Sc;
No, 2, 1.3-3. to 14c, Botter-Fancy
grades, 17 to 173.0; ordinary finest,
1633 to 170; Western dairy, 1.4 to
143c. Ohnese--Ontarlo, 70 to ne;
bes1 quebec at TO.
UNITED STATES 1,111117FA34S,
Miiwankee, July 19.-1V1teat-No. :1.
Northern, $1.01; No. 2 Northern, 97
to 093e; new September, 8(33.44 bid.
liye-No. 2, 72 to 75e. Darley-No.
2, 020; 'sal/Spiv, 85, to 58c. Corn -
No. /1, 50 to 51.3.0; .SepLember, 49"
to1111191.11c
1eitpolis, 14311111., juiy 19-Whea1.
-JulY: 99*(); Sept. 883.e; Doe, 84,3.C;
Oil track, .NO. 1 hard, $1.01*; No.
1 Northern, $1,00.1; No. 2 Northern,
94* to 9111e, Flour -First patents,
45.10 to $5.20; second patents, 85
to 85,104 first elearitt, 98.55 to 93.-
65; second clears, $2.50. Dran-In
bulky $113.e0; shorts, 3335,130.
St, Louis, Mo„ July 10, -Wheat -
July, 0813c: 1360i, Bee: 801.0.
modiately. Boris angrily asked Gen.
us hear you ' s
,:aid Ring PM- Xouropatkin if he remembered who
weed, and, summoning all his re- he was talking in. The General re -
"Let
plied, "Yes, verfectly, You are a
bed and played "Clod Save the nt0St 03)1'Y
hi. mander-in-chief of the army, lout
1 lieutenant of Hussars. 1 con (‚01
100113
strength, • the boy sat up
Illin Majesty stood 1),V the bedside The Grand Duke, in a Dt of rage,
my orders or take the
antil the familiar air waS finished. drew 1118 sword, and slashed at Gen.
What the Xing said to the dying Konropatkin, who stetped back,
leiy is not chronicled, but this morn- avoiding a serious blow, bet the
1115 8 VIOWSptIpers' say that when the sword graved his nose, inflicting a.
King strode outrind the hospital disfiguring wound. The Commander -
ward relapsed to its meal silence the in -chief reported the affair by tele -
stable bov ley 14(1c10 on his bed 01111 grrip11 to the Czar, who Immediately
said, "1" can die happy. 11044.".
PAUL KRUGER DEAD.
Ex -President of Transvaal Dies
in Switzerland.
A 'Clarens, Switzerland, despatch
says :-Paul Kruger, former Presi-
dent of the Trunsvaal Republic, died
here at, 3 o'clock on Thursday morn-
ing, from pneumonia and superven-
ing heart weakness. Mr. Kruger
loPf. consciousness Monday. Ills
daughter and son-in-law were with
him at the time of liis death. Be
had been oet only once since his 111-
1101-0, et the beginning of laSt
Meal). 'rho ex -President's body
Wan embahned, and will be placed in
a vault pending funtival arrange-
ments. Application will 1)0 made to
the British Government for author. -
its, to transport the rrinains to the
Transvaal. In the meentinte they
will be temporarily. interred here.
Mr. Kruger, who was staying at
the Villa Du Boicliet, had been grad-
ually failing for a long time, but he
was able to attend to affairs, read
the newspapers, ancl receiVe visits
until Saturday. A change for the
worse set in on 'Sunday. He became
unconscious Monday, and• remained
so until 1118 death. Besides the
Etats, Mr, '<linger was attended by
1118 own physician, Dr. Heymann,
and by his secretary, Mr. Jtedel. 014
SeVeral occasions 1,Ir. Kruger had
expressed a desiee to be buried be-
side his WitO, in his own country.
3113, 111311! diriy while Oa shies twee pnris, but only those who have re -
41 1
clean. One wholesale denier Muted 1,01,3 od 10 the asks, es, the 'union there art still some
, ,
that out of 40 'boxes received he haj Depot, • good loads of rattle coming 133, the
ordered Boris 110010.
It was rumored in St. Petersburg
at the beginning ef the month that
Grand Duke Boris had become its.
volved in quarrel with Gen. Kuro-
patkin, but no details were given. It
wns elated, however, that as a result
of the altercation Doris had been
transferred. to Muth).
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BOERS FOR CAA..A.DA,
ADVA.NCIING ON T.KASSA.
Resistance to British Mission Will
be Punished.
A despatch from Gyantsze says:
The advance of the British mission
on Lhassa, the capital of Tibet, has
commenced. Col. Younghusband has
"smied a lengthy proclamation an-
nouncing that it is the intention of
the 13r1241eh Governmerit to secure re-
Paration from the Tibetans for their
"overt 10(248 01 War," and that any
interference with the PregresS of the
mission "will meet with eonclign
punishment, and only result in nutk-
ing the terms demanded more exact-
ing and the measures to enforce them
more severe."
Send Delegation Ahead to Spy Ont
the La.nd.
A. despatch front Montreal says:
Believing that Canada, offers a better
field than Africa, some 800 Doer
families are contemplating a remov-
al here, and with Ibis end in view,
have sent tWo Of their emissaries
ahead to "spy out 1110 land." These
emissaries are Piet Kertusse and Al-
bert Vroortaan. 'Phey left fer West-
ern Canada on Wednesday morning.
Seen et the Windsor, Mr. Krauss°
said that many of the liners were
dissatisfied with South Africa, and
were anxious to change their places
of abode, 'Their dissatisfuction WaS
1101 occasioned by soeial conditions,
but they believed Canada offers a
better field for farmers. "We heve
talked the whole thing over, and.
Mr. Vrooman and myself were chosen
to go to Canada and look at the
1Vesteen farm Merl," 1001110 Ot the
13001'5 cloche to go into mixed farm,
ing, others to reise wheat', and a
taro proportion Menne to cattle. If
O satisfactory report is received front
the emissaries it is quite likely that
the party will be here next year. rt
is estimated that it will number
about 1,200.
"MAMMA, WATCH PIE SITOOT!,"
.A. Little Boy Accidentally Killed
Kis Mother.
A despatch from Morristown,
says: "Mamma, mantilla, watch me
shoot." said four-yr•ar-old Otto Wit-
ting to his mother on Tuesday morn-
ing in their home at Shogun Lao.
The little fellow managed to tip his'
father's shotgun oot of the corner of
the room, where it stood at full
cook. As Mrs. Milting nm toward
the 01131,41 there was an explosion, and
she fell to the fluor. A. charge , of
largo shot Mut passed through her
abdomen when she was within p3001
of tho notzzle and entered the wall
of the tocsin a dozen feet aWay, Mrs.
Britting live13 neatly two hours. She
was in agony most of the thee, but
she caressed her little boy with her
dyindbreath. The child seemed to
realize whet, he had done, for he
eried pitifully and said as he stroked
her cheek, "Poor lonnuna, 3)008moms
ma, I did not mean to hurt mam-
ma."
'BEEF FOR WARRIORS,
Shipment of 1,000,000 Pounds for
Japanese Array,
.A. despatch 1 rom lillimeepolis says:
The heaviest order of canned meat to
cross the Pacifie has been loaded
aboard' the huge ship Shawinut for
transportation from Puget Sound to
Yokohama. Tho shipment consists
of a rush order of 1,000,000 pounds
of canned beef for the subsistence
Department of the Jnpattese army. 114
WM) handled from Chicago by tho
Northern Pacific in special trains of
forty refrigerator cars.
A commissioned officer will take
eherge of the Northwest Iteneted
Police at Herschel islettd, Sergt,
lillAgeritid is at present in command,
but there ere grave responsibilities
of international importance in con-
nection with the poSt., $10 ari ()Meer
of bt51....0 retie hair tnien appointed,
PLAtorrn STAIP.
tubonio V1agut4, Typlitia and
Smallpox.
A, despatch front City or Mexico
says: Great excileitient ties been
tensed hero and elsewhere iti the
republic by the arrival 121 Saline
Cruz of It Chinese emigrant ship with
150 cases 01 bubonic. 31131.00 oil
board, besides 80 cases of typhus
fever and several ceses of tamillpox.
The siliV'S DaSSetiger8 Were Inhorerii
Vilho were to Work for controzilors oa
pert ingiroycenents.