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LlNTON, ONTARIO
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7 'd' 0. from Ilett decis;ive,retuins have
in advance, to Canadian addressee; eel
$50. to the Li.S. or other foreign riding, from which dociaiVe returns,
c No 9one9 discontinued have not yet been received, the latest
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until all arrears are'. paid unless at .o,e4tion Summary shows
the. optioh•.'et the publisher.tion ip mein of Hon. G. IiewazclFerguson ro-
dafe .to which every subscxi9 turned with arc:ear majority of 39 otor.
Da s - � from
Advertloin9':Bates—Transient adver-
tising, a
12C per count line for first ; Manitoulin, helea Progressive,
thee, Thomas ,Farquhar, insertion, Sc .for adi n each is subsequent
IFaoq
insertion,.` `Heading counts 2 tree, LnBax•on Aiblee; by 90 votes with
Small advertisements, notto
cecd •four outlying polls to be heard ricin
inch inch as "Wanted." `!Lost,"The otitstandtng polls are Bay Finn,
one
"Strayed," etc., inserted' once for
Collins Inlet, 'McGxeg`or Bay •arid
Advert' sem0 subsequent t ninsertionwitl111' l`;illarney Quarries, which ;,}an " be
Advetiosemas t sent in lbor o
the number of iu• �•' ached only Uy boat, and which, for
atrllCtiDn$an ta..t
'sertiouV wanted ,will run until'oral:. �
id i denoted on the label, Il Accordmgito the last word
re
the present, are inaelessible owing to,
ed out and will be charged sever the ice.
in"19• Rates for, display advertising
There are several:;hundred::vo O1z n.�
made unown on application, ' 11 these polls, one of which went st g
Communications Intended for pub 1'" Conservative during the recent.
cation const;o.as a jinarantee of good y , A4 a•raeu;t, neither.
the be rccompanied by the name of side 1s claiming the victory, the writer.
Ontario l egni,iatlns'e
,.Seats iii Mouse • 112 �
eryatnes' .. 7a
dna
Libe 'a's
Progressives
13
r 'CSb
ro x t
P
Liberal -Pr o, t easrvc s •
Independent L,ibera,,...,'
3
In doubt (Manitoulin) . •
it makes its appearance in the Legis-
lature.
lature. The Government control ver-
sus prohibition standing is thezofote
79 to 32, with Manitoulin yet to de-
clare itself . That; assures the Goy-
`
v-
eminent control:: proposal.., a majority
of 47 intho-House „[ni
There were two changes listedul
the results, following a more cater
l
checking of the returns Thursday. J.
s. Progressive for North
1 e:es.tron iddifield P} g„
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- ` • Onbai�ro; lisp
it the result should return the Pro -
Editor. ernmeirt Candidate, who had bean de-
ggessive; that Government
still ;leave dared the winner for that riding. The
Conservative' Government ,with the Widdiftcld had a majority of '140
G. E. HALL,
Proprietor.
G. D..MeTACGART
81..D. McTAGGART
R. CLARK.
Editor.
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BANKERS
A general Banking Business' transact-:
ed.' Notes Discounted. Drafts lbsued
Interest ":Allowed on Deposits- Sale
Notes Pure -based.
=I. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer.
Financial. Ileal Estate and Fire In-
surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire,
Insurance Competes.
Division Court Office, Clinton.
substantia]' Ferguson,
:Cn of 38 over all.a , second change cause in-Stin'(,eo,n Falls;
Hon. Mr. P andate accordingly, h s
mandate from ; the people where T. "Leganit, the Liberal Govern -
SoCarry ofd
£o verry n his policies and, se d, thee'1 dared the winner. ,Later returns give
Goveroment control is concerned, t the :victory to A. A. Albin, the: Gov-
voice of the erector's is even more p1;oe : eminent control Conservative, Though
Gov -
pounced. successful
in,oveaddrrinietion, there rolI "
Lor succesoful. /pledgedth selves front,'Mre1<'egaulttconceded the riding
Liberals who have/pledged :hems
tt of that measure when. to 'dr. 'Aubip.
teethe support
Successful Meeti%'sg Ornitho'
logts1z lion:
r
itepreseetative bird-love1'e from oho
Itiited States, Australia, and Canada
to_tho nhunber of 140, athered in Ot-
tawa for. the meeting of the American.
Ornithologists Un,Loet in the Victoria
Memorial Museum during the four clays
October ,11 to 12K The opening day
wns devoted to the business, of the
Union and the election o4 officers.
tilt tSeem-
1:
ONE'
W. BRYDONE
Solicitor, Notary Public, etc.
Office:
SLOAN,'BLOCK CLINTON
DR. J. C. GAND1ER
Office' Hours: -1.30 to 9.30 • p.m.,. 6.30
to 8.00 p.m., Sundays, 12,30 to 1.30 p.m.
•'Other hours bappointment only:.
Oifia' and Residency Victoria St.
DR, H. S. BROWN, L'•M.C.C.
Office. Hours
1.30 to X8.30, p.m. • 7.30 to 3.00 p.m,
Sundays 1,00 to' 2.00 p.m.
Other hours by appointment
Phones
Office and Residence, Ontario Street,
Picone 218.
DR. FRED G. THOMPSON
Office nil Resi
c dao:.
n a •
Ontario Street ' Clinton, Ont.
One door went or Anglican Church.
Phone 172.
Eiyes examined and glasses fitted:;
DR. PER'IVAL BARN
Utt1c and.Residenc9
Huron Street Clinton, Ont,
Phone 69 `'
(Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
C W. Thompson).
Eyee Examined and Glasses Fitted,
•
D. H. McINNES
Chiropractor—Electrical Treatment.
Of 1'4Ingham, will be at the. Commas-
Mal Inn, Clinton, on Monday and
Thursday forenoons each week.
• Diseases of all kinds 'successfully -
handled.
Nteth;ral R.tsoilrces.$�sl�ietio.
Pei'hape IMO of the least knotyn or
exp:o'red part:, of Canada is the great
peninsula of 'Gaspe jutting out' into
the Gulf of the at. Lawrence for 160
miles and with a width; about half as
gi`eat, Yet this is one 01 Canada's 'znost
picturesque and eldest regions with
great; resources ,of timber, fisheries,
game and minerals.
,-,.,rrytp..potxin�i.,t may be said bo
historically, the o dt,st"liaxt of 'Canada,
for it was on its shores neat. the7towll,
of Gaspe that Jacques Cartier, in tae
year' 4134, lanced and claimed the
country for hie sovereign, the King of
France., Although the first 'discover-
ed part of Canada, the peninsula is
stC'C largely covered 'with -
--T-
hou. G. Holvard;Pergusan
Who returrns from the 'polls `for the second time a3 Premier of
Ontario. °
ONTARIO'S S: HELP SOK
TO OEY LOP ST. LAYVRENC
Lois d3Y' Ap ctite—•-
'• ' 1st, " "ire . 7t el n g
Thoueanile take Flood's• 6arsnpa- .;
rima as their tonic motiseme for that
tired feohnl nervous• weakness,
pure bio0d,v tt z i trstify drat it make
;the'
heteel.better cat rind sleep eol,4or.
Hood's`:Sntaaparxl a 11E1.9. given, on.
1.tiro eatisfsct,ois to three r enovatxana
in the trtystment 0i t%!:betel debility.
It restores oho apI aI it. , relieveqs that
tirefi t 'n . euati f fhb eyetem to
resist i 4O8 o"us'`,1"3"'”Hees.
g tion
i 1 C&
sit afiilli
ids d
o d s.,Sai,' T1
,o
slid nittke'6`Ptitlsfi"ttt'di�',kaod. it good.
athareie ie`I1ood's 'Pills.
Prinee ,George. S e?1t Week,•
end With Governor -Gerdes
ofli.,
Ottawas—The visit to Ottawa There t 'e pen no roads, dor ommunsI'R•H. PCine0 Ceorge, youngest san of
toss the peninsula, tisoa, :rifted cti iin bbl King
g Geor Was in the 'nature of a
ac p ,Cin George, cation bed thus oho sett ernexits ea th Private week -end stay with'their Ex-
nxl t. and those i0 ere Ile 1r docs not re-lencies 'the Governor-General and
exist. The iaelc oC roads from Carom Lady Wilanddon. The Prince accept-
to youbh i5,of course; accented for ,ed 110 public eitgagcznents, Ile arrived
w the chain ry 5hicl shock mountains sit 8 45 Saturda;,• morning' and was
2,000 are very rugged and i•uzf £tom met at the station by members of the
at
It went
fee
0D t and cit 40 staff, a
thr st
2,000 to nior0 , Governor -General's s
height, 'rho. Quebec, 1'lov n int Dept
_ wt ,t„*,,,, once to Government Rouse for break-
fast.
o- !glint,
of Roads tit
coasts is quite dilierent,, Along `the. about 200 persons..•,On Sunday there
north coast oho people aro mainly
French Canadians of the "habitant” leas a luncheon to which liiembers of
alto Cabinet -and 'heads of naval and.
type. Along the in ho ma the Aux mlhtary establishments were invited,
lien I,'renco an it' ere s found, a1- Prince George left Ottawa early Mond -
though here and there is found t1te:I dfly afternoon and sailed for 'Eng
on the Montroyal.
which will run completely around the 7 a0'' v
up with private entertmiiiments at
p' The ha. t Government House; and in the even -
The paliul'atioil of the two Gaspe'°lir a dsnce was given in his honor for
t BY NEW YORK
even -
habitant'who hes drifted in from other.
parts of the province. The two differ
in both language and customs; as a
rule the habitant is agricultural while
the Acadian is a fisherman. Settle-
ments of Scotch end- Trish are also to
be found, sharply 'marked' off from
each other and _from their 'Pooh -
speaking neighbors. Anther import-
ant group en the southern and•eastern;
coasts of. Gaspe are the Jersey and
Guernsey peop:e.who have• for genera-
tions been fishermen on these coasts.
In fact, from the' point of view of race,
language and folklore, Goalie forms
Can-
ada. most unigU•e parts 'of e of
on
•t:
it will
1
here
Dr. Alex, Wetmore, A s s art Albany -N.X.—The State Water the.P.tovince of Quebec, w
taty,.of the Smithsortiau Institute, bower Commission Intends to m reeds, wd isto make madeowill take
Vreghfngton•, Distrlctof Galumbia; was without further de'tay on the pending away rte which, once
elected President for the ensuing Year.
of elle application for leases of State�rate- away'.'oho interest, of the Province :of
he other 1,rinciptii2oiRc�ra., power resources despite the request of Ontario inhe St: Lawrence develop-
ment for many years to come.
'Union California, end 14Ir. "In the third place, the' report of
Grinnell, Berkley, Ontario; It14n. This Intention was
James H. p Leming, Toronto. • the Commission in a letter to the Gov-
.
ov- the Internutlmade$toACongrEngineers
ss one the
secretary, MT: T. S.,Palnier Washing cruor and which wa g about eto be
on, treasui+e!r, Mr: W L. Hcdtoe; f the five members proposed canalization of the St.Law-
away
sion. renceis.favorable to that undertaking:
The next three slays were takes up Two applications for major hydro- If that project is undertaken before
wltii Papers on different pba8o5 of bird P Inent of the river
moat inn e.ectric development are Holy await action is taken by the State in t
protection and one of, the i the approval of`the Commission. itwater-power
will
a almost
develop
await -
portant resolutioas'Passed'deprecated ng American Superpower Corpora- ,it vvitt almost inevitably .result- that
I hawlm The - these water -power resources will be
apj= general compa'tgn against tion and the St. Lawrence Valley Fed-
Corpore-
al' owls and protested the use of the ower Co. seek access to power re- era- Goverednment,
annent controlled
58 an ci-
ward"veTmin r sources at Barnhardt n den- Governs ,
tK^o species. St. Lawrence Ritter. The project is dont to or by-product of.'a navigation
Luncheon was seared to the MOM- estimated to involve $200,0OO,ODO. • Project."
hers during the meetings at the Mu.
,
um and through the courtesy of the
ify estimated
to involve
making it tdeyend-�
' YHas Sufficient Ships _.
luded in the menu. This
eat on the stability of the State'sbin China
Batt lyes Inc -owerpolicy as expressed Y to Protect British
wa
1 ed £rola oho
water -power I
which -ti
ria
treat, kat the Legisrature. The
act
T
s signed by four
t
expressed by
s
0
" in reference to those P Island, i the
se
um
of the Interior buffalo
ln•a._
a supe f
W int herd in Buena Nationxul park
Wainwright, Alberta, was greatly ea• siderod an oxpreaeion of the State's London.—Word has came from Vice-
of
one of developing water p Admits, Sir Elwyn Al d Sl
of the Commis-
Washington.
E. N. Sinclair, K.C.
I,,lliera.l leader, elected in South
' Ontario.
CANADA AGAIN WINS
MAJOR SHEEP AWARDS
Province of. Ontario Takes
Most 'of Prizes at Chicago
Show.
ha
Live Stock ck S
OhleagAt the International Liv
Stock Exposition- Canada again took
the major awards in the sheep,
divi-
sion, with most of the prizes gong to
the. Province of Ontario. , '
In the breeding Cotswolds division
F. B. Glaspeil, of Hampton, Ont., al-
most scored a clean sweep, losing only
the reserve junior championship. The
Hampton . breeder won the grand
championship ram with a yearling,
while his lamb was named`. reserve
titiist.
Glaa h It's yearling ewe,'was_chosen
Pc
grand champion, ch.,: upheld theandell,
pres-
tigeCass City, taking
of t� United States by ,
Geoege V. to Have Office
_Building as Neighbor
London. ---With the announcement
this week of a,neiv proporty'deal by
which an:imposing mansion in Buck
Ingham Palace:Road will be converted
into an office building it appeara ;at-
tain Oat King George within a short
time will be surrounded entirely by
tradesmen and professional men. • .
Formerly. Buckingham Palace was
Ithe centre of the fashionable residen-
tial
the West End, but the
of
district
'.boys
King has'been, losing his neigh
rapidly in recent msnths as commer-
cial
omtrer
cial'interests have encroached almost_
up to the palace gates.. The Ring's
new neighbors, now include the head-
quarters of the Boy Scouts, the Girl
Guides and the Imperial- Refettce
College, as well as cookery experts and
Pupils, the sanitation authorities and
'a, school for dress designers,
Tornado Blows Bride;
•3 Miles From .Husband
Mpscow,, Ark.—Tragedy descended
swiftly on the wedding party of Ern. -
est Hill and Irozone Mitchell here
Thursday night.
The preacher had just pronounced
them husband and wife when the tor-
nado. swooped down on Good Hope
Church, where 105 friends. were. wit -
The church was
GEORGE ELLIOTT •
Licensed Auctioneer for' the County_
of uron.' .
N
Correspondence proniptl;- answered.
Immediate arrangements' can be made
for Sales Date at The' News-itecord,
Clinton, or by calling Phono 203.
Charges Moderate and .Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
B. R. HIGGINS •
Clinton; ont.
h en policyowerexan er- •n-
jeyed 101 fie delexctrsi con- through private ownership. visit, of, the British China station, that
excursions were g I strength
OfRclal tient The letter say P he believes ho has sufficient gt
after the business of the meet*s that. there aro s the 1'vea.
ducted -sons tect British 1
a Co eculiur ret whyto protect hong viol andP
erste P
Ing was tiniehetl, the fl tnulission should 110 W. C. Bridgeman, First Lord of the
15. Same. of the anrprd, of the Co
bee of
wreceipt. ever
onor
th
ed
reannounced P
meno
1
S111 a: al
1IInt U It
ICe
gand co Admiralty, u
d n
n- delayed,
d Y,
i eA
of • be
dl
o
tenger Y ,
ur to
the
as
g
t tY11en ••
lBiot
hadat
sspeaking
st -his 1
ions • , i t ( .le
cuss industry n I B while oxof 'tlhe Primo "In the Sirs: place, lulu t 3 the messag
the ileus •,t had replied
go -Tacna ed b Admiralty P
in-
specting, hindered Y d the A Y
spe ngSento is ,already being h t ley He said 1t21nis�ter, the lit. Iiouaurable W. L• to the Admiral ,
i King, who'had kindly I ] lack of additional P
MaokBnz e
opened his grounds for this occasion.
An exouraiou to Blue Sea lake in the
by
I,awrentian,higirlttuds-was attended' Y
thirty-nine members.
•
Tha next meeting of Alfie Tinton willll
be held in Washington, D.C.,. in the fa
1927.
oft
Girl Makes Baking Powder.
Among Norway's successful ' bug-
'.
ust-
Ceasing the ceremony. Cess women is a girl of'`el1lite0n who
picked from its foundations andbwuei and operates 'a factory
wrecked. Six of the. party v.ere kiledll Ing balling Iiowdor from a recipe, that
and a score injured. Bride and groom has been for generations a secret in
--both seriously injured --were found l her' family.
nearly t•
l
General Fire and Life'Inaurance:"Agent
for' Hartford Wiudetorm, Live Stock,
Automobile and Sibidness-and Accident
Insurance, Huron and. Erie and Cana.
da Trust Bonds. Appointments made
to meet parties at Brucefleld,"Varna
and ttayfieid. 'Phone $7.
bice mile apart.
TIIE WEEK'S MARKETS
Stone Agb Surgery.
Bones,„ of stone age men ,revetul 5111
that fs known to -day about surgery
the reserve award with his lamb, used In prehistoric times,.
For Leicester sheep, Humphrey t
Snell, of Clinton, Ont., received the
only award for ram one year old and
under two; first and second for rash
under one year; first .six and third
for ewe under one year; only 'award
for three ewe lambs and only award
for flock, aI. T. Crandell received the
award for champion ram. 'Geo.
The yearling lamb exhibited by
McXdrrow's, Wisconsin tarn was
chosen grand champion of the Oxford
class, while the R. . Fl tingreserveeste,
of .Whttsey,. Oht.,
award with an .aged ram. M8i(errow's '
yearling was named the champion ewe
of the Oxford division, lvhile his lamb
was chosen the reserve titlist.
Canada experienced no difficulty in
the breeding Southdown division get-
ting both the grand •and the reserve
champion rams. - John Larkin of
Queenstown, Ont., took the blue rib=
bon on a lamb, while„ Robert McEwelt,.
t took
the runner-up
don
On
an
of L
place with 'yearling
Honors'In Clydesdale horses .went
to Canada when Bonnie Belle; from
the University of Saskatchewan
stabl..s, was named grand champion
mare, and the reserve title was cap-,
tured by the Experimental Farm, Iu-
than Head; Sask., on its entry, Lady
Price
A summary of this Clydesdale class
showed the following Canadian vic-
tories: Lady
Marc, four years, and over, -.-1,
Anderson, Thomas McMillan, Okotoks,
Alta. '
Mare three and under four -2,
OSCAR KLOPP
Ebner Giadudte•Carey Jones' National
School of Attationeering, Chicago. Spe-
cial course taken `ln Pure Bred Live
Stools, Heal Estate, Merchandise and
e Farm Sales. Rates in. -keeping with
• prevailing 'mai'ket. Satisfaction • as-
" lured 3'rito or who, Zurich, Ont.
Phone 15.93.
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CAW* 5 � atilt, *'Lw
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B•
1 E TA E
T M-
Trellis will. arise at and depart from
Glints as. follows:
Guffalo and Coderich Div. •
Geist, , l➢aSt, depart 6:25 -a.m.
2.52 p.m.
Going West, ,s . 11.10 a.m.
or, 6,08 . sip. 6.53 p.m.
., ar. •. 10.04 p.m.
London, Huron & Bruce Div.
Going South, ar. 7.56 dp. 7.26 a.ni.
. 4.10 p.m.
Going Nartli, depart 6,50 p.m.
' 11.05 11.15 a.m.
The I11I� Nu�I�I
Lady Price Lxperimental Farm, In-
Head
Sas1,•
niv
katcltevvan; 2, Bonnie Betty, Univer-
sity of Saskatchewan,
Total Power in Use in Canada,
The total horse -power fastened in
Canada, for all uses exoopt steam rail-
ways at the ens1 of 1926 is estimated
thus:`
la ,
cad Office, Seaforth, Ont. " Mare ;two years and under three-
Sas-
DIRECTORY:
First Bonnie Bell`IJ ersity of Sas-
1' C' derich•
7'tea dent,. ;i Cs Connolly, .p
Vice ,Tampa I nns, Beechwood Sec.-
- Treasurer, Tires. 12.' Hays, Seef0rth.
Directors: George McCartney, Sea.
forth •D,'G'. McGregor, Scaforth; J. C4,
Grieve Walton: WYn. Ring, Seaforth;'
5.1 McEwen, Clinton; Robert Ferries,
et eticrk; John Aenneweii•; I3rodhagen;,
Jas t tnnolb (lodetlelt,
Agents: Alex.Leitch, Clinton; 3. W.
leo Goderich Ed. I3inehraY. Sea.
Earth; :l•V: Cheine'i, uvimlondville;. It,
d}, ,larliuith llrodhagen. -
Any money to bo .paid in may be.
0111 to Moorish Clothing Co,, Clinton,
as afr Cirl'I'S Grocery, Codet:ca.
"ortes desiring_ to affect Insurance
111 ti t fuer business will be
any', of the above (iiflcars addressed to lutndt'edibs of o:`trorsepativer per-'carii•
,et � onion; L sses - �. i. atrly slightly max•
InSneci ti 115 .lie-1)herl(r in) heel c s.dcd by that for the United. States.
t, -Areal the scene,.
Verso • . % of
'Power Total
Water -power ..4,282,000 80
Eitel power • .. 1;068;000 20
6,350,000 100
i attended 10 an app llcatton to This is .gtttvalk>tt to'111i9-50011 one-
tl s ie^pe it7a, post onion. a. to a flgtuo which s
the ac cheapower
and an industrial expansion estimated
at $1;000,000,000 is being delayed.
"In the second "place; tgreatest 'pest -
battles
Which oiYets the
bilities of any power development, can
only bo developed with the active to -
operation of the Province of Onbario.,
We lire reliably informed that the
Province is now iii need of additional
water poWcr, 1105101. it -lopes toget
enc
e but, that if
• Lawrence,
the
St.
L ,
1
f
ron
will
i w
1
eta t
d
' rther Y,
u
b f
there
" t e
' ' 1 tellinghim If you
haven't enough we will do ,our best to
send you further reinforcoment.."
_ prints, 13 to 1814e; shortening tierces,
TONG 1 North.,$1.46,1�a; ii ii to 12?4e; tubs, 1214 to 12ele;
Man. wheat-- pails, 12% to 181/ec; blocks, 14b1, to
1Qo. 2 North., $1.39§',:; No. a North., 1441c•
$ ,iys Heavy export steers, $6.65 to $7;
,.3
Man. oats— No. 2 CW, nominal; No• heavy steers, good, --w6.2.6 to"�G.6U
Z"1 "to 07 ,
8, not quoted; No. 1. feed, 690;
14°.-2tbutcher steers, choice, $6.2
6
' d0
cont,
quota- to ,
u .6$ ,
rain cod $
1• q air .t
ern do f g
b lila
eat ¢
n m ,
teed choice,
r5 e a ,
heifers, ichor
he
• u
( 4,b
D b
I 4 to , a•
tions in c.rn. Porte. $ do faits.10 good-, 56.50
!tm corn track, Toronto -No. 2'g 26 to $D;bO ; hutBhbl•
Slack and Whites
Farmer (proudly she -wing oft his
pig).-""Y..es, sir, that 51 the cutest lit-
tle pig Y have, and I've named him
'Ink,' n - -
hCLt7
i reel Flow's t
Vs
"'Cause he's alwaya,r'unning Out of
ere la b
look to other sources; principally in the pen."
r D SEVEN PH EASANT3` IN TWO. DAYS rrotuided'
GEESE AN '' iictlui su
HORNEDre Cin KILLe c'' the
G r e. first blue goose
GREATr 01'' file ilei 0 lrtilley Game Farm the. 9'b, lower
I' bottled owls ire num <ncne 1r. by11390 10: catch tlio owls,,
Cli1 lies
Toronto suburban t11;-�at Islington. 'Within two days I bra slit?}1e .II Fr C;crbau'iyith s: f°-
rous in the and
a p, `'oresu loot five•19se geese averaging pick
trlet9 0 00011: and al'e causing In 3urt L sevenpheas.Ihale great :'horned owl. Two oslo'3sis.
��.r;l`�.tcit.ouniis in weight, and rc,lbui,.l,tre 'one above killed
ons loss ondiltt lheav"and is rsy. 1
I ., ,i ;(ai ci "blue an,l sunty geee:e � been capta nt anion.
e l ieavlest u, se' has arts. "and ate 'tier co n
fold. Among -1,]
been George .IIBUdan'�Calrsau, scolia', � aro io ax.,.li,.ithe+ top. C,Clso 111644 4101611
yellow; 89c; No. 3 Yellow, 8711•
Millfeed--))el, Montreal freights,
bags included: -:ran, per, ton: 580.25;
Shorts, per ton, $52.211'; middlingD
$4 3
to $6; do, corn., $8.50 to 55 85; r
cotes, good to choice, 55 to $5.50; cls,
com; tp med., 53 to :$4; do, canners
and cotters, . $2.26 to 52.75; :butcher
$5' da
bulls, good to choice, $4.2o t
coed., $3.50 to $4; dc, bolaglr
0.26; good feed hour, per bag, $2.
tarso oats, 500, f.o.b, shipping as, 1" '0
On to 'll•
points. 130 4.0. to $8.85; baby beef, if10 5 1 ,
Ont. good .mOling wheat-$ • feeders, choice; $5 ri0 to $6.30 ;$1,11; '•e,
din to 6.26 stockers, chaiee,
according 6 to
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fb. reights. Ping port . $4;76 to 55; do, fair to mesh, 84 to
Barley—Malting, 60 to 64a 1.$4.50• milah cows, 570 to gar); spring- •
Buckwheat --15c, nominal. kers, $90.to 5120; calves, choke, 111
Rye -No. ir, 90c. 'oto 512; do, med., 57 to $10; do, cam•,
Man, flour—First pat., $7.00, To -.and grassers, 54to $6; lambs, ch Ile...,
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second 5
levo , $
ionto; do, P , 7 • do hra>•iar,
Ont flours Toronto, to per cent. $
heep, choice, 56 to $ ,
patent, per barrel, in varlets, Toronto i$4.50 to $6•, do, cuss, $2.50•
$5.75; seaboard, in bulk, 55.75. '
Cheese—New, large, '30 to 201 c; MONTREAL.
twine 201 to 21c; triplets, 22e. Sttil-' .Oats, No. 2 CVS", 72ci No, 8 CW,
tons . 23c. Old, largo 260; twins, 27c; 680. Flour, Man. spring wheat pats.,
triplets; —a Old reamer, prints 40 firsts, 57.90; seconds, 57.40; d".
Butter :Finest creamery P strong bakers, 57.20; winter patents,
to, 38c; No. 1 cDair y 82 to 330• choice, 56.60 t 56.60, Roiled oats,
2, 38 to 890.Fr Dairy prints,bag 90 lbs., 58.75. Bran, 5130,21.
to7q8e;f r fresh
extras, ts1, in a70e; s, sh fresh Shorts, 532.25. Middlings, 54'2.2h,
firsts, 58 to 60crIt seconds, 88 to Hay, No. 2, per ton, ear lots, 51.1 3,
39c, Fresh pullets 62 to 58c. Stor- , 51Cheese, finest. welts., 1731 to U?c ;
age. extras, 45c; clo, firsts, 42e; do, I. finest casts.,17'c, Butter, No. 1 ;•ac-
seconds, i i to 388, ten lied, Ole. Eggs, storage. a tr t„
Poultry, crossedbe.to spring,.o450storage firsts, 42store 3r -
spring, 1 to 1 ft lb, 32 to 83c;c;do,,ends 86e;;fresh extras, 67c; titan
spring, over 4 s., 8 30 35 32o; do, firsts, 60e.
torn , 3 to 8 lbs., 82 too, 2 30 235 '
to 31� .lbs., 80 to 33e; do, 2 to 21/2,1 Cannons and cutters $1,76 to 83;
lbs,; 80o; hens,' over 5 1bs., 28c; do /tin. v=eal calves, ordinary quality, 50 tr
to 6 lbs•, 26c; do, 3 to 4 1bs., 21c; -$10.25; 11,'bop quaky, $11.; gra eels,
roosters,22e; turkeys;480; geese,28o;-53.60 to $4; hogs, thick moths,
ducklings, 5 lbs. and up, 32c. 1510.75; selects 512.75; shoes, 510 u;
Beans --Can. hazed -picked,' $3160 sows, $� 9 to-�0 EJ._, _.
$3.90 bushel; primes,$1 45 to $v G0.' •••-- ~
Maple 5 snits--•Syrrp, Per I�nIp.I
Wan $2.26 to $ .80;' per 5 -gal., $2.111
to $2.25 pot ,gai , meals sugcr, lb., ..6.
to 26c.
Honey- 60-1b. tins, loch to lac• 10•'
lb tins, 13 to
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8i4c tin 2 121k to 19ci'r-lb, tins, islet: l• dozen.
'Comb honey—$3.40 to 54 per
Smeats—Hams, med.., 30 to
82c;
Smoked coolced hams, 46 to 47c; smoked
rolls, 28 to. 308; breakfast bacon, 34
to 89e; backs, boneless, 36 to 42e.
Cured meats—Long clear bacon, 50
70 to 90 lima $2160;
to 70 Lbs., $23;
22,34 lightweight
20'1s lbs. and p, 522.34;
rolls, in barrels, $42.50;
rolls, $89.50 per bbl. c
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Lard --Pure tierces, 14% 7 to 171621
tubs, 161/4 to 17c; p - - -'
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