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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-05-02, Page 5• as of tee° the sale; .. To gid roveriaors of al aatary eat t 0 .ic Province& Scotia, a receive sal. or. upward: ; present s. le Superior ofOntario, wick, Man. who now re.: Per annum ge of British year to the tulge of the of Ontario Quebec Su- i allows 1€1. per annum is t 3 each' add to the t_ In On -- f York, aid in the. eloun `o€xrt judges e to receive ' for travel= ty of York oresaid, the ,respectively, ✓ annum,.to • The St. r'e inrmediate- frit ,Judge of og unaltered. Judge of the , with. ` 00 Ary County- fifteen ounty fifteen years' Ity, may, b neat Seal,: re quo' to two sessional al- embers of the • be $1,000, if i thirty day: period. This as well a be taker of the mons are re - 0 per annum, are proposed salaries: of of- e Senate, and rvants of the Government in a lamp sum 3 Governor in salaries of the anada: for the- .Dt. fan power, it the expedition :riorm0us difH is may have Khiva's two, of the for- resources may tar, the issue is as all these indicate. Sup- s to penetrate n good, order ; at the dihoon, pitched battle, . y will be allow - of the Khan be that of r his: side. and , to win, is to for this are by His standing - i, 0 horsenent. of a body like • the country,. ing an. invader • several of the well fortified.. irely surround Edes an area of may be sure ineers can die ed talent" from ie to strengthen If, then,the retreats, and ance of chances Li.lty do, to fie than with the is to be remexn- I. against Khiva lit without ma- 'ithout careful prospects and res. at Russian r without limit, with command nen of peculiar such an uatder- srevious expedi-. d to furnish, to .;e of success; tor st unlikely that repeated,and,. fan unavoidable Linst emcees, a to be reckoned ►at the unfavor- n the prestige itself aguaran- is will be taken a contingency.. ms, circumstances ontest between , Ey to be less un st be eupposvd, e interest with Will -- a be a true copy stent of the Em - estate is sworn hundred and s sterling, and rims which will leave e to the Em- °party. I wish iy sort, she shall ariota. I trust dear to... her,: and will fm -get what sate caused her. let him keep as e attached to my :gimes from my tinily preserve -to me .from the I let him be con - and soul remain mention of my convinced) that son will never die in the Gath- tomatr religion ays honor by his wn had shipped 'ark, near Brant- , a number of California. fav ' icer, 011 Abrir 25, the vi„ EL Vert,, of a daugh Mr. Ralph tion April Kil Kilpatrick, of ofMPh Pa n Seaforth, on April 23, the A• ndrew Calder, of a daugh- r �=lh Seaforth, on April 24, Ifo of gr. James. MclYiulkin,, of a FRCP"` -t Brussels, on, April 23, e wee of Mr. John McGregor, of a K Y.—At Warren, North Carolina, ., on April 2.2, the wife of Mr. John Mo$y, of a daughter. MARRIAGES - ii'IcLEOD.-=At 'the residence of e bride's father, _ Stratford, on Ap 24, by Rev. Thomas Macpher- son,Mr. A. Matheson, of the Stratford $,cct, to Miss M. A. McLeod.. • DEATH. = In Hsborne, on April 28, Mrs. Richard Hunter, of tnflammation of the lungs • auisro*-- -ln Seaforth, on April 29, Mary Jane, wife of Mr. George Burton, aged 35 years; and 9 months. Seaforth, . on May 1, Mar- t, wife of .John : Andrew, aged yam. ANnsasorr.--In Morris, on April 28, . William .Anderson, formerly of South Dumfries, aged. 63 y6 THE IARRETS. 141 cents, two or three_lots only reach- ing the last tree,'.as 144- cents wr2ia ton sidered "tow price;" We gift quota= tions of salsa as follows Nichols, 134 cents •; Fairfield Aseociattiion, -134 cents ; Dairy Rill, 134 cents ; Cook & Des, 131 cents ; Manheim Turnpike, I4i, oents ; Old Fairfield, 144 cents ; Mafiheiim.Cen- tre; 144 cents ; Dairy Valley, 144 Ceuta &c., &c. The number of boxes offered from each factory ranged from 50 to 70 cents. The higher priced cheese was considered by buyers as very fine for the season, but that which went at a low price was un- even and some of it "lacking meat" and tough, showing the effect of the skim- mer. - There was a large delivery of butter, but prices are off about 3 cents from lase week's rates. Sales _may be quoted at fro, n 37 cents to 39 oeuts, the latter . fig- ure being top price for packages showing nice color and texture. We heard of a few extra -things goingat 40 cents, but perhaps these can harly be included in our quotations of the market. Advices from abroad are to the second week in April, when best Americen cheese was selling in London at 74 shillings. SEAFORTH, May 1, 1873. There is scarcely any change in the quotations this week. In the absence of transactions in grain it is almost impos- sible to -set a price, but the figures quot- ed will be found as nearly correct as pos- sible.. Butter is becoming more plauti- fur and.'prides have slightly declined. Eggs rein firm at quotedprices. Hay is still in good demand, and. not ;' got. The � "'be fig res quoted are the. Highest` which have been paid on, our market during the past week. Oats are, as usu- very scarce, and were it not for the large shipments brought in from the Western States there would be an oat famine. As it is, many farmers have greats difficulty in procuring enough suit- able for seed. 'there seems to be no scarcity of potatoes of- all kinds._ We quote :I 16to 1 18 Fanwheat ...... ........... 1 124to 1 14 gpnug jFheat.... z. • 0 50 to 0 55 Barley. . . -. .042 t0 0 45 Oats...... 2 0 -to 060 Peas............ 0 60 Butter,No.1, ltoIIs 0 13 0 8 No.0 00 to 0 10 EBo... ". 000 to 6 00 .. Flans . ..14"00 to 17 00 Hard - 400 to 600 files.••.... ... � 0 50 to 150 sheep Skis.... 0 59 to 0 10 Calf Skins, (veal) Par lb., - . ..o 5 Murrain Mies......... • ..... 0.40 004 to 0 01 005 Salt (retail) per barrel .. 000 to .. '...1 40 ` Potatoes, perbushel 000 to 06 40 Oatmeal brl_ 000 to 600 Apples per bushel ... .... 0 00 to „1 00 Wood...... . ..... ... , CLINTON, May 1 1873. Fallwheat.... 1 16 @ 1 18 Spring Wheat. ................. s. 10 i2 © 1 15 45 Oats...... ..... .......... . • . 0 50 tg 0 55 Peal..055@.060 Peas. Butter. 0 13 d 0 14 Eggs.... 000 @ 0 11 . ., ... ....... Hay, per ton,... .... . 12 00 Q 14 00. LONDON, May 1, 1873. r White fall wheatper bushel, $1 .20 to $1 30 ; red winter wheat, $1 20 to $1 22 ; spring wheat, $1 20 to $1 25 ; bar- ley, 5Se to 67c peas, 58c to 62c; oats, 39c to 42o ; butter (rolls), 15c to 20e ; butter (keg) 1lc to 14c ; eggs, 10e to 12c ' potatoes, 50c to 66e ; beef, per 100 lbs., $5 to $6 ; cattle (live weight) $3 to $4 ; mutton,. $6 to $7. BUFFALO LIVE STOCK. MARKET. BUFFALO, ¥ay 1. The following shows the receipts and shipments of live stock at East Buffalo for the week thus far, beginning with Sunday ON ALLDS, SPADES SHOVELS, STEEL AND IRON RAKES, &c., MANURE AND SPADING FORKS, ' Receipts Cattle, Sheep, Noss, Hodes. head. head. head. head. Sunday .. 1,479 1,800 7,800 112 Monday ...... 2,635 2,000 6,500 128 Tuesday 2,499 100 32 Total : 6,613 3,800 14,400 272 Same time last week 5,882 6,600 9,300 256 battle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses. head. head. head.. head. M on day. 680 1,400 5, 200 112 A FEW MORE CAR LOADS OF THE BEST MONTREAL CUT D NAILS tial on hand, and coming, which we are determined to sell at less than yon can buy in any other establishment in the country, quality considered, together with all descriptions of • BUILDERS HARDWARE. In such a full stock as ours, it would be impossible for us to enumerate, but call and see for your- selves that we have the largest; cheapest and Total 2,788 '4,690 12,800 432 Same time -last week .. "... 2,448 4, 800 11,300 '352 CATTLE.—The market was slow this morning at an }cto'c 'off, according to quality of stock, from last week's closing prices. The heavy and prospective large 'receipts have caused nearly all the regu- lar shippers to withdraw from trade to- day. Business almost exclusively con- fined to local and country dealers. Sates comprised about 800head. Transactions - were as follows No. of Average Head. Weight, lbs. t32 Illinois steers, 1,234 , .'56 c. .• 1,051 17 " 1,273 18 " 1.116 20 Missouri stockers 860 20 - steers 110d0 30 1 526' 23 Indiana;heifers 1640 And 18 other sales. SHEEP .nND LAMBS.— Receipts very light Best Assorted ° Stock of Hard -ware In the County. LIVERPOOL,' May 1. Flour, 27s 6d ; red wheat, lls to 12s Price. $5 87t 5 25 6 00 5 87t 5 50 5 85 6 50 4 10' WM. ROBERTSON & .CO., Sign of the Circular Saw. SPRING .DRY FOODS. ARE !_ALL OPENED OUT AT DENT'S. A LARGER STOCK AND GREATER VARIETY THAN EVER. You will find anything you want in Staple or Fancy Dry Goods at DENT'S. Loads of Dress Goods and Parasols. Stacks of Jackets and Shawls. Vast quantities of ladies' and gents' Straw Goods. For Hemp, Union, or all Wool Carpets and Lice Curtains, go right to DENT'S. In purchasing tide Spring we have bought to pleaseeverybody,ver sult will o be d attainedculd i1�e toe se+j look of satis- Goods faction depicted on every countenance. This happy at DENT'S. By selling the best and most stylish Millinery at the lowest figures, for MILLINER,.—'three seasons past, we have done about two-thirds of the Millinery hewn until Seaforth. on have seenaDEN 1'S. aSomebetter who position bought elsewhereplease last seyou. s on were o di appointur ed Mill- inery y that they have never felt well since. 1::uWT9 SAS BUY FOR CASH AT IICFFMAK • BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE, SEAFORTH, Where the following lines can be bad in ala the newest styles: Black Dress Silk, Colored Dress Silk, Japanese Dress Silk, Japanese Linen, Poplin "Dresses, Black Lustres, Colored Lustres, Plain Lustres, Figured Lustres, Boos.—The market slow at about 20c to 25c per cwt. off from last week's dos- ing prices. Buyers hanging off for a de- cline. We note the, following: sa ee ,:- No. of Average fid Head. Weight, lbs. Price: 231) Illinois hogs, i 203 $5 85 500 Mixed " '170 • 2d ; red winter, 12s -2I ; white, lls 9d. to lis 1 Id ; club, 12s to 12s 2d ; corn, 27s 6d to 27s 9d ; barley, 3s 6c1 ; oats, 3s 2d ; peas, 39s 6d pork, 67s 6d. TORONTO, May 1, 1813. Fall wheat per bushel $1 25 to $1 35 ; spring wheat $1 22 to $1 23 ; barley 73c to 75c ; oats 41c to 42c ; peas 67c to -69e ; beef,. hind -quarters, per lb. 6c to 6 be4%j fore -quarters, per lb. 4c to 4t ; mutton,, by carcass,, per lb. 7c to; 90 butter, lb. rolls 25c to 30 ; butter, large rolls llc to 15c ; butter; tub dairy 16 to 20c ; -eggs, fresh, per dozen 12.e. TORONTO CATTLE MARKET. TORONTO, May 1. BEEVVES.- -The receipts cluring the past week have incldded about 230 head of good average quality. The demand was somewhat less active .than previouslya stock this season and prices favored buyers. �- �c NEW YORK HORSE - MARKET. T' o Esta AY, April 29, 187 3. A backward Spring season and a very tight money market have combined to prevent any active- business. With .:a very fair supply of fine carriage and road horses, and_ a very light demand, the market for pleasure stock has been very indifferent, and mot of the leadinghoxse i COURT. dealers' -Seemed disosed to make conces- signs. Sales of work horses were proba- bly as large as usual at this stage of the ! season, and prices remained without quotable change. The auction marts have been fairly supplied with stock- of all kinds, and as a rule have been well attended, but buyers lacked spirit, and many desirable lots were disposed of at REMEMBER DENT'S IS THE PLACE. COURT OF REVISION. VILLAGE OF EXETER. THE COURT OF REVISION and Appeal for the .- Village of Exeter will be bold at the Court Room,, Drew's Hotel, of May next, On MONDAY, the 12th day At half -past 6 o'clock P. M. M. EACRETT, Village Clerk. Exeter, April 29, 1873. 282 COURT OF REVISION. TOWNSHIP OF GREY. • THE Court of Revisionforthe Township of Grey, purpose of revising and correcting the for the Assessment Roll ler 1878, will be held at Dame's Hotel Cranbrook of At the)ionr of 10 o'mook, A. M. All parties inter- ested are repeated to take notice and govern themselves ac AI EX a LINTER, Township Clerk. Tp. Clerk's office, Cranbrook, Apri119,1873. 281 Thnreday, the ` 3th day of May, 1873, COURT OF REVISION. 1873. THE COURT OF REVISION for the munici- pality of Usborne, will be held at the Town- ship Hall, Elimville, 4 1873. SATURDAY, MAY 3, parties interested w91 goverrt themselvet ac- cordingly.. c- cor Ccurt to be opened t 10 o'clock A. M. SAMUEL P. HALLS, Tp. Clerk. 8,1878. 279-4 Dated. Usborne, April low figures. G OLD. --The price of Gold in New York is quoted at 117,. EGGS FOR HATCHING. rs<HE undersigned, having a superabundance of 1 EGGS, has decided to part with a few --Hondas or Black Spanish—on reasonable terms. `t= R. H. STARR, - The Parsrnage Seaforth. 282-4 SALE OF BOOTHS. HE Refreshment Booths on the Setiforth Driv- be sold by T ins Park for the 24th of May, public auction, on the g ounds, on MONDAY, the 19th. inst., at 3 o'eloek P. M. money to be TERMS. Half of the purchase paid on the day of sale, and the balance by 9 -o'clock A. M., on the 24th. THOS. BELL, Secretary. 282 j � __.------ — TO STO C • BREEDERS. OF REVISION. TOWNSHIP OF HAY. SPRING 1873 AND 'SUMMER. DUNOAN& DUNOAN, HE COURT OF REVISION for the Township P T of Hay, for the purpose of revising cor- recting the Adsessment Roll for 1878 will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, On Tuesday, 611' day of May next, At the how' of 10 o'clock A. M. All parties inter ested are requested to take notice and.govern themselves accordingly' - HUGH LOVE, Sr., Township Clerk. STAPLE BARON ROTHSCHILD., - ky on and J- ace.lHorsowill stand for the d imported Cimp improvement of dales range • ' FO�,'TH, from ate to 50., but principally from 4,i 1 A,T s A- rx�e- At Carmichael's Hotel, From Friday afternoon till 9 o'clock Saturday fore- noon of each week. to 4i.c. We- quote first-class, 5c i ond- class, 4tc ; and. third-class, 31c. to 4c. Sales include three + cars, average 1,300 lbs. at 5c ; four cars, same av erage, at 4c ; two cars, average 1,200 lbs, at 4ec ; one ear cows, average 1,100 lbs, at 434c ; and four cars bulls, at 4c. We'note a sale by Mr. J. Britton of 200 head. for May delivery, at $5 12t per 100 lbs. lige weight. TERMS : To insure, .$15 # for the season; ed2 ; single leap, $S.Insnrenee payable Jan. 1, 1874. Season, the last round of the'season M. A. BAILEY, Proprietor. Clerk's Office, Hill's Green, April 2, 1873. DEALERS IN AND FANCY ' DRY GOODS, CLOTH 1 NG, BOOTS AND SHOES, & Would a COURT OF REVISION. NOTICE is hereby given that the Court of Re- -1-1 vision for the Township of Tuckersmith win be held in -the Village of., Ilarpurhey, iu Dill's Hotel, Ott Friday, the 9tit day of May next, At the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of Revising the it.SfieSSMellt of said Township and hearing and deciding on Appeals againat the setae. WILLIAM f,MUIR, Township Clerk. Tuekersmith, 7tIrApril, 1878. 279-3. 232-1 SHEEP. "--Norte coming in, and prices DANIEL Mc-GREGOR remain nominally the same as last quoted, and $3 to $4 for third class. ITAS just received a large Stock of the materials LAMBs. --The supply has been about on the bUsmess, and as now fully papal. - a par with the demand, and quotations ed tousgeciunte, o 1 the shortest notice and it the allilerders he may be favoured with. are as before : $4 for first-class, s3 for 'I lat's' BYles' O OF ANY RIND, LITTLE FALLS DAIRY ItLARKET. MoNDAY, April 28, 1873. viz : $8 for first-class, $h for sec class, Bookbinder, liarpurhey, Seaforth, eeond class and $2 to $2 50 for third.- REGISTERS, LEDGERS 86 BLANK BOOKS Ruled, Printed flINd made to order on the shortest CaURT OF REVISION. notice, and at prices which det'y competition. The country roads leading tathis mar • ket continue to be in bad condition. But, . notwithstanding the unfavorable state of the roads, there was a, comparatively large delivery of cheese, amounting in the aggregate to about 1,700 boxes. Farm dairy cheese was estimated to reach between 200 and 400 boxes, -and though this oharacter of cheese is lean and tough, prices were better than last week, as sales were made at from 7 cents to 13e cents, and one lot extra fine brought 14e cents. Quite a number of well-known buyers were in the market, and transactions in factories were brisk. The range of prices was from 13e c•.2.uts to Ladies' Work, Boxes & Fancy 'Cases Made to order. OLD AND 'NEW BOOKS Bound and repaired at city prices. All communications addressed. to the undersign - SEAFORTH, • Black Pcurarnattes, Black Coburgs, Black Merinos, Colored Merinos, White Marseilles, Colored Marseilles, White Brilliants, Colored Brilliants, LinenDiapers, Cotton Diapers, Checked Muslin, Striped Muslim, Spotted Muslim, Plain Muslim, Light Prints, Dark Prints, .Mourning Prints, Bleached Cottons, Factory Cottons, Towels, Towelling, Lace Curtains, .t fuslin ?'urtains; Aid Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Cotton Gloves, Ladies' Hose, iillisses' Hose, Girls'A.Hose, Children's Hose, &c., &c., cloc. r I'LLI_INT 'Y - all the , Latest Styles and at the In 1' LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BIG RUSH AT STRONG FAIRLEY'S, vise their customers and friends of the rrival of a large portion of their SPRING AND SUMMER TOWNSHIP 0E' MORRIS. TW;14. Court of Revision .for the Township of Morris, will meet at the Town Hall, Morris, April 21, 1873. 281-3 d, will receive prompt attention. Seaforth, (Efarpurhey. AGENTS WANTED. rpHE SUBSCRIBER requires a few GOOD -1- AGENTS in the County of Huron. to can- vass for the sale of FRUIT and ORKAIIENTAL TREES for a first-class Araerican Nursery. Lib- eral Commission allowed. Address -WM!. CAMTBELZ,, General Agent, 280-4 Goderich. 12.000.000 ACRES. ,CHEAP FARMS. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY The cheapest Land in market for sale by the On the Great Platte Valley. - 3,000,000 Acres in Central Nebraska, Now for Bele in tr'acts of 40 acres and upward, on FIVE AIM TEN YEARS' CREDIT AT 6 PER CEN.T. advance interest required. Mild and healthful climate, fertile soil, an abun- dance of good water. THE BEST MAREET IN THE WEST 1 The great mining reg,ions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada being supplied by farmers in the Platte Valley. , Soldiers entitled to a homestead of 160 acres. Seed Potatoes, Seed Corn, Western Oats, NO time. to write. Advertisoment this week.: COME ALONG TO STRONG !Sr FAIRLEY'S AND GET YOUR- .N.VANTS SUPP,LIED- WHICH FOR EXTENT, VARiETY AND CHEAPNEiS HAS NEVER BEEN SURPASSgD THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR, COLONIES. PERSONS OF FOREIGN BIRTH Are entitled to the BENEFIT OF THE HOMESTEAD LAW On (leaning their intention to become citizens of the United States, and may avail themselves of 'pis provision immediately alter their arrival. 1, FREE HOMES FOR ALL1 Millions of acres of choice Government Lands open for entry -under the . Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad, 1 with good markets and all the conveniences of an ola settled country. Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land. Sectional .Maps, showing the Land, also new edition of descriptive pa.mplalet-with new maps mailed free everywhere. Address Land Comraissioner U. P. R. R., 282-18 -* OMAHA, NEBnAsKA. IN SEAFORTH. HEIFER LOST. QTRAYED from McBlide's Hotel, Seaforth, on h-) the 24th of March, a two-year-old 'HEIFER of black color. Any person giving such informa- tion as will lead. to the recovery of the above ani- mal will be suitably rewarded. HENRY McGAVIN, 279*4 Lot 23, Con. 12, McKillop, Winthrop P.O. AND YOU WILL BE SURE TO FIND US. STRONG & FARLEY, MORE cROC.KERY AT HICKSON 114 CO 'S EMPORIUM. !, into the enclosure of the undersigned, on about 9 or 10 years old ; color red ; horns some- w'hat straight. The owner is ,requested to prove property, pay charges and take it away. 280*4 . STRAYED COW; QTRATED from Brussels, on Saturday, April 5„ a dark red cow about 9 years old, in calf ; with i one teat blind. Infornaation_resp_ecting her will be suitably rewarded by • the subscriber. Another La- rge Consignment o Crockery Aist 'Arrived, an4. AT OLD PRICES. A Good Pair of English Glass Preserve Dishes for 25 cts. A Handsome Set of Gold Band French China The Goods. were boUght before the rise, and at low figures, consequently can "he sold accordingly. ESTRAY STEER. ri.A.ME into Lot No. 22, Con. 12,13IcKillop, on or \--.1 about the middle of November last, a two- year-old STEER. The OWner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. HIRAM CLOW. 281-4 MORTGAGE SALE. virtue of a power of sale contained in a mort- -" gage, there will he sold by public auction by 3. P. BRINE, at Davidson & Campbell's ploter, Sea - forth, on FRIDAY, tb.e 23rd day of May, at 12< o'clock noon,' all and singular that certain parcel or tract of land sithate in the village of Seaforth and forming part of Lot 12,1st Con., Tuckersmith, and more specially describe]. in mortgage being two-fifths of an acre of laud" and adjoming NTS. STARLING'S residence on the Huron Ro.ad, Sea - forth. Title perfect. Terms cash. 281-4 Solicitors for Mortga.fiee. KIDD'S EMPORIUM. We are now prepared to show a most Attractive Stock of Straw-, Chip, Palrnetta, Marseilles, BRILLIANT JEAN AND PARIS PRESSED HATS AND BONNETS, In all the new shapes for Ladies, ?Asses and Children. OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT Comprises the largest stock in town, and made from the newest materials in all the fashionable styles. . MOURNING AND WEDDING 04RDERS ' Are executed from one to three days notice, in Style and. elegance equal If not super- ! We have on exhibition the latest novelties in Chignons, Switches, Cornet Braids, \ Puffs and Face Curls. -- Also a rich lot of Flowers; Feathers, Ribbons, and. Dress Caps, &c.. Our Stock is unrivalled in variety, and our prices speak 'for themselves. An in- spection of our clepaxtments will convince ladies of the inducementswe are offering, • T.HOMAS K4DD.