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fall and
iderably 1stp
very goods `h
ort ing
arge quat_aty
on our market.
al a=tee from 34 to
7 oeui was paid
sate .y,, it is me
cot be relied on,
quality ; 36 cents
gum. There are o
account coming,-
dly be had. Bat.
quantities'. We
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1 14 to 1 16
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041 to 043
O 55 to 0 00
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0 00 to 1 00
0 80 to 0 8'a
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2 25. to g 00.
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350 to. 375
June 10, 1873.
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June 10, 1:671 :
hes,. N,1 10 to $1.
,$1-t 1 I2 ,
$1 1S ; barley, 45e
; oats, 37e to
; butter,. keg,` 13e
5o to 16c ; wool,
O 101
0011
Sea
6 00-
25
15
50
June 1-9, 1873.
• lets Sl 30;
barley, 60c to
600 to 61e ; but
large ro}s, 13e
C.
June IS, 187
s 6d ; red wheat,
r, 12 2d ; white,
ab, 12s 4d ;. corn,
oats, 3s 2d . peas,.
38s 6d..
IR MARKET.
little coming for-
It to give quota-
however, of good
ere been taken at
w asking 16e. It
es will rule rather
)g for mediumto
es; and it is very
.t the atter tion so
e taferiority of so
srketed last year,
luring the present
an article- which
a fair price with-
uE MARKET.
', June 18,1873. •
tier more arrival
slacker demand,_
ly weakened, and, •
e would atill bring
the car load at
ted steers. The
End on foot were
of good quality.
4 75 to $5 per 100
6€1 -class, $4 25 to
43 75 to $4. The
the sales which
carr loads three-
uig 1,20Olbs., at
ivs, average 1,300
s three and four
1,275 Ibe., at $4
'ernge 1,500 lbs,
'`ears were sold in
and, several cars
ire no -w arriving
excesa of the de -
e have found ready
e, 150 to for
3 25 for third -
r good: supply, but
butchers is ample
flered, quotations
ass„.:'..3 25 to $3 50
50 to $3 for third-
dIIY MARKET.
June 14, 1873. •
shower" thisweek
zr£ace, and helped
.is still very drys
fiusli of feed in
int is general that
.cir best, and all
conversed admit,
per cow is very
Doubtless the
tire spring has, in
€1 the yield, as the
ky fed, have not
market to -day
prices are clessva
`fhedelivery of
Soil. boxes, and
LO: to 13c for
�m
1310 c to 14c for
!offerings from fac-
to reach between
and the falling off
figures has been
. dairymen, many
, or have forcvar
arcs on commission.
We give e the lead`
Sllews : I3rockett's
: 14c ; Brockett's
gold `Brook, 90 at
(fla Fair-
s prison Aocia-
; J. D. Ives, 98 at 110 ;
33 at 1 ; Middleville, 100
`7 delivery of butter is very
sales have been made of fine
at 270. Farreers begin to feel
ea ewbat alarmed . at the prospects of the
grasS .crop. The drouth seems to pre.
vaI over a considerable section of the
dais` region, and grass in meadows is re-
pod_of very short growth. Pastures
are gettinkseanty iii feed on many farms,
and cows, in consequence; are falling off
ei milk. We need a full week of wet.
weather to thoroughlymoisten the ground
nd give grass a vigorous start: , Our ad-
ces from abroad are to the 26th of May.
Oar London correspondent, . at that date,
reports the stock of American cheese
ac, }y exhausted, and quotes best grades
ss selling at 738 to 75s per cwt.
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET,
There has been rather mace call for
domestic fleece and pulled, on a compar-
atively steady basis as to values, espe-
cially of desi.rable grades, which have
been offered sparingly. Of new product
the receipta thus far s have been limited,
Alid have been/held. with a fair show of
confidence. The dealings in California
stook have been on _a quite moderate
she, on, the basis of about previous
notations, with the offerings of spring
p in ireasirig. Foreign stock has been
m somewhatbetter request, bat t
h
the advantage as�priin favor of ur-
chasers, in view of the comparatively lib-
e off'eruigs, The purchasers have been in
pert,. of Cape inbond for Canada account.
Saless have been reported since our last
of equal to 105,000 lbs. Domestic Fleece
at from 42e to 54c ; 2,000 lbs. new Ohio
do flat 59e for extra ; 88,500 lbs. Domes-
tic Fulled at from 32e to 50e, chiefly at
45e to 500 ; 50 rags Lamb's Wool within
the former range ; 23,000 lbs. washed
stock, chiefly at 46c to 534e ; 64,000 lbs.
unwashed do at from 220 to 32c ; 2,000
Scoff 2,000 lbs: Nails, and 1,400 lbs.
Combing on private terms; 107,000 lbs.
California Fall chiefly at 20c to 30e ; 47,-
'500 lbs. do Spring, within the range of
frons. 20c to 30c , 1.5,000 lbs. Oregon part
Sit 374cet 20,000 lbs: Colorado at 215e
36 bales East India, and 20,000 lbs. Mes-
tiza on private. terms ; 8,000' lbs. Mexi-
can at 19e to 20c ; equal. to .215,000 lbs.
Montevideo, mainly at from 310 to 34c
435 bales Cape, part at 33c, but chiefly in
bond onprivate terms; a few lots of Aus-
tralian within the range of from 45e to 55c.
From Philadelphia, the advices are of
light stocks and a moderate inquiry, at
steady prices, with sales reported for the
week of 223,900 lbs., including X and
XX Fleece, at 47c to 54c ; do., new, 48c
to 52e ; No. 1, Super and Extra Pulled
at 42e to 46e ; fine Delaine at 56c ; new
Ohio Combing at 63e ; Neils at 514c to
$Oe. Week's receipts, 4,232 bales.
From Boatels, the report is of a fair
business, generally, at abort pre-
vious prices ; stock of Domestic. light.
The week's receipts have been 3,224
bales Domestic, and 20 bales Foreign.
The week's sales were 970,000 lbs. Do-
mestic and 510,000 lbs. Foreign. 'In-
cluded in the sales were No. 1 X and
XX Fleece at from 45c to 55c ; Super
and Extra -Pulled at 39e to 50c ; Califor-
na Fall at 19e to 24e ;do. Spring at 24c
to 35e , Cape at 33c to 35e ; do. Extra
Palled at 50c. And 396,bales of Sheep-
skins, here and in Boston, ..on private
terms.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
• BeAL°, June 19.
The following shows the receipts and
shipments of live stock at East Buffalo
for the week thus far, beginning to ith
Sunday ::
1?eceipts. -
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
4,900 -128
2,200 144
400 288
Sunday..
Monday .. . .
Tuesday .....
- Cattle, Sheep,
head. head.
1,054 1,600
3,128 400
3,060 1,290
.AND UNRESERVED
AUCTION ,,SALE
_ p
OF
VILLAGE AND PARK LOTS,
Total ....... 7,.242 3,200 7,500 560
Same time last
week.... .. 6,171 7,200 16, 900 288
Shipments.
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
5,800 160
2,400 144
2,500 160
Sunday...... .
Monday........
Tuesday<. .
Cattle, Sheep,
head. head.
391 200
476 1,200
2;074 '2,200
Total.. . 2;941 3,600 10,700 464
Same time last
week.... ..: 2,414 5,200 12,200 353
Cerree. The market opened dull at
.about last week's closing prices, with a
downward tendency. The quality of
stock 'vas more inferior than that of last
week's receipts. Buyers and sellers
standing apart about se to lc. But
few Eastern buyers in attendance. Sales
comprised about 1,300 " head: Transac-
tions were as follows :
No. of Average
Head. Weight, lbs.
20 1ilinoi'S steers, 1,050
57 " 1,.181
17 t t�
65 Iowa
58 Ohio
18 if e
38
1,230
.1,226
1,169
1,215
1,120
19 1,133
17 Mich. 1,170
18 Missouri " 1,032
174 Texas stillers 1,193
30 Illinois stockers 998
And 16 other sales.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. -- The
not yet fairly opened, although
tions look as if it would be dull.
Roes. -Phe market flat ; but few
loads in the pens offering. Prices rule
at $5 25 to $6 40, with a downward ten-
dency. Eastern buyers holding off.
Trade confinees to supplying the demands
of local butchers.
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
TUESDAY, June 17, 1873.-
The local horse trade remained without
material alteration. Prime truck horses
were in somewhat_ better demand, other-
wise no feature to note. At the Bull's
Rears Market a moderate business is
Western and Canadian draft horses was
carried on as usual without any quotable
Price.
$5 25
5 90
5 90
6 15
5 621
6 00
5 80
5 85
5 50
5 70
5 85
5 74
IN THE
INCORPO1'?ATEIi VILLAGE
OF
k
BRUSSELS,
On the Southern Extension. of the
WELLINGTON, GREY _ AND BRUCE
RAILWAY,.
market
'indica-
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1873.
At 1 o'clock P. M.
TERMS • OF BALE.
One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in
cash at the time of sale, with balance in three
equal annual installments, secured. by Mortgage at
7 per cent. per annum. Title perfect.
Further particulars may be learned and plan
seen o,n application to JAMES . STRET,TON, pro-
prietor, Brussels; or to C. R. COOPER, Land
Agent, Brussels, Ont.
MR» STRETTON
Will also sell by Auction on the same day, his
Hotel, known as
,STR ETTON'S HOTEL.
Terms to snit purghaser. 284c6
WI.L.soN..&YO1JN
TEI1101E1111 WANTdD.
TENDERS will be reesived;by the undersigned up
to the 1st of July, for the erection of a Frame
Dwelling House.seeording to pians and specifica-
tions, which may be stn at my office. I do not
bind myself to accept ta lowest or any tender un-
less otherwise satisfactory. Terms -cash down on
completion of the job' according to contract.
287 JOHN S. PORTER.
HOTEL FOR SALE.-
'THAT HOTEL known as ROSS' HOTEL, near
,, the Station, doing a good business, will be sold
cheap for cash or exchange for farm property, to-
gether with all the barns, sheds, outhouses, four
good wells, &c. For furtherparticnlars apply to JAS.
ROSS, on the premises. Title indisputable. Pos-
session given immediately. J. ROSS, Seaforth.
N. B. -Also, a good Storehouse on the South
siding will be sold cheap for cash. 289
Are offering great bargains in
CROCKERY, . ALL KINDS.
Tea Sets from $2 50 upwards. Toilet Sets complete from $2 50 upwards, and all other articlee'cor-
respondingly low.
ALri AAND PORTER;
In Bottles and on Draft, of 8'6431h -int nt quality.
CLARETS, PORT, SHERRY, CHAMPACNE, BRANDY, CIN, RUM, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY, • A
IN BOTTLES, _THE GENUINE STUFF
GENERAL GROCERIES.
Of all kinds, as usual. _
Flour and :Fee.d, in Abundance
Goods delivered in any part of the village free of charge.
WILSON & YOUNG,
Main -Street, Seaforth.
A
POSITIVE FACT L
ALLEN'S CRO EFY, SEAFORTH,
NOTE.
THF, CHEAPE T- PLACE IN TOWN..
8 pounds Loc Sugar for $1.
10 pounds Co ee Sugar for $1.
15 pounds Cur nts for $1.
12 pounds Val. Raisins for $f.
20 ounds Bright Rice for $1.
A. 6 pound can of Peaches for 50 cents.
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherlie/, Peas, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines, &c.
TEAS
That please everyone, and at all prises.
Fresh Ground Coffees at 30 or 35 Cents.
Flour, Graham Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &c.
CHOICE BACON AND HAMS.
CASH. FOR BUTTER IN TUBS, AT
ALLEN'S. GROCERY, SEAFORTH.
STRAY STEER. -
C TRAYED from the premises of the undersigned,,
►7 Lot 29, Con. 9,•McKillop, on or about the let
of May last, a dark red STEER, three years old,
with a white spot on the side, behind the shoulder.
Any person giving such information as will lead
to the recovery of the above animal will be suit-
ably rewarded. JAMES DUNCAN, -
289'`4 Winthrop P. 0.
e11ange iii current prices. A. compat a-
tively limited business was affected in
higher valued. stock ;; very few important
transactions were heard of, and the de-
1 -
established
not st�rnulateel by the well-
established fact that asking prices have
genera/4 declined.
COLD. ---The price of G old in New York
is quoted at 115e.
FOR SALE.
A GOOD BUGGY. A Bargain.
EDWARD CAIS
Seaforth, June 18. 1873.
SOLD OUT ---LOCK, STOCK AND BARREL. -
RANK PALTRIDGE, Photographer, Seaforth,
begs to inform is old friends that he will re-
tire from the Photographic business, on the 1st of
July next. As many of my friends as would like to
see me, come- along before ,the 1st of July. Also,
for sale, that comfortable, pleasantly situated
COTTAGE AND LOT,
On High st., (opposite residence of Rev. Mr. Gold-
smith) containing 4bed-rooms, parlor, dining -room,
kitchen, pantry, good cellar; hard and soft water
with pumps ; cook -shed ; a very convenient brick
dairy and ash house; the garden is first-class;
vegetables all planted with the choicest kinds;
plum trees, grape vines just commencing to bear,
and a nice flewef• garden in front. The Lot is one-
fifth of an acre less live feet on the north side,
where there is a lane for teams, rendering it equal
to a corner lot. The above premises may be view-
ed. any day between the hours of 3 and 5 P. M.
There is also an unexpired paid up Fire Insurance
policy on the house with two years yet to run.
Title perfect. Apply RANK PALTRIDGE,
288 (Photographer, Seaforth.
Canada,
Province of Ontario, ' Inthe Co ty Court of the
County of Huron. y of
Insolvent Act of 1869.
TO
BE GIVEN AWAY
AT
M. R. COIJNTER'S
JEWELRY STORE, SEAFORTH,
e FEW
CONCERTINAS AND VIOLINS
In the matter of Annie A. groin, an In-
solvent.
On the twenty-eighth day of July next the under-
signed will apply to the Judge of the said Court for
a ascharge under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth, this 18th day of June, 1873.
ANNIE A. ERWIN,
By BENSON & MEYER,
Her Attorneys -ad litem.
289-4
AT LESS THAN COST.
T:E3E PA.81-2-1I0NA-B14E C® ls.T3E3 s.,
LADIES' BACK COMBS, LATEST FASHION, A CHOICE SELECTION, AT
M. R. COUNTER'S, Seaforth.
COW STRAYED. -
G� TRAYED, from the premises of the subscriber,
►7 Lot 81, Con. 11, McKillop, about the latter part
of -May, a dark brown COW, with small' turned -in
horns, four years old, and giving milk. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by giving such intones -
tion as will lead to the recovery of the above ani-
mal to the undersigned.
HUGH MoKAY,
Winthrop P. 0.
288-4
LOST.
LOST, on Saturday, 7th June, between the CI
Concessiou, H. R. S., Tuckersrnith, and Sea -
forth, or between Seaforth and the residenlse of
Mr. GEO. CHESNEY, on the Huron Road, a silver
band for the hub of a buggy, with cap. The find-
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
nt the
ExPosiTOu Office. • -
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
THE subscriber informs fanners and the public
,that his
THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR
Will stand . for the service of Sows at the farm
-formerly owned by Dr. Chalk, Harpurhey, during
the present season.
TERMS. -One Dollar per Sow, with privilege of
retuning -payable at time of THOMASeM
287-4rvice.
6CLELLAND.
Canada,' L In the County Court of the
Province of Ontario, .
County of Huron. j County of Huron.
Insolvent.Act Ot 1869.
In the matter of Frani A. .11-Ieyer, an In-
so/Vent.-
On
n-
solvent.On the twenty-eighth day of July next the under-
signed will apply to the Judge of the said Court
for a discharge under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth, this ANZ A.h. of June, MEYER.
1873.
M YER
By BENSON` & MEYER,
His Attvrnies ad Mere.
289.4
THOROUGHBRED DURHAM BULL FOR
" SALE.
]'0R SALE, a Thoroughbred Durham Dull, one
year old. Pedigree given. Apply to
R. H. CARNOCHAN,
297*4 Tuckersmith.
CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.
.NOTICE is hereby given that any person found
1`� cutting or destroying timber on lots Nos 20
and 22. in Con. 6, Township of Grey, will be
prosecuted according to law.
MICHAEL FISHER.
Grey, Apri112,1873. 280*13
CHEESE FAIRS.
CHEESE FAIRS will be held every fortnight, at
Ingersoll, Belleville and Stratford, during the.
season of 1873.
The first at Ingersoll on Tuesday, May 20; at
Belleville, on Wednesday, May 28, and at Strat
ford, on Thursday, Jnne 4, and every alternate
week at each place during the whole season.
THOMAS BALLANTYNE,
President Dairymen's Association of Ontario.
BACON"AND HAMS.
the undersigned,at Kippen,in
OR SALE, by
-L• large or small lots,•for cash, about ten tons of
first-class Bacon and Smoked Hams. Apply to
JAMES & . GEORGE PETTY,
286'4 Kippen P. 0.
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1.2000.000 ACRES.
CHEAP FARMS.
The cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
On,the Great Platte Valley.
3,000,000 Acres in CentralrNebraska,
Now for sale in tracts of 40 acres and upward, on
FIVE AND TEN YEAIrs' CREDIT AT 6 PER CEX'P. No
advance interest required.
Mild and healthful climate, fertile soil, an abun-
danceof good water.
TIIE BEST MARKF,T IN THE WEST 1 The
great mining regions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah,
and Nevada being supplied by. farmers in,,the
Platte Valley.
Soldiers entitled to a homestead of 160 acres.
BOARDING.
COLLADAY has leased the large and com-
- modious house, on the Salt Works Grounds,
adjoining the Raibvay.Station, and has fitted it rip
as a boarding-hoube. Good table and cornlortable
rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant -boarding-
house should apply, as there are at present a few
vacancies. Transient boarders accommodate Bat
less than hotel rates.
HILL'S .BRITANNIA
HOUSE.
Choice Millinery
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
PERSONS OF FOREIGN BIRTH.
Are entitled to the
BENEFIT - OF THE HOMESTEAD LAW
On declaring their intention to become citizens of
the United States, and may avail themselves of
this provision immediately after their arrival.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL 1 Millions of acres
of choice Government Lands open for entry under
the Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the conveniences of an
old settled country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land, also new
edition of descriptive pamphlet with new maps
mailed free everywhere.
Address
0. F. DAVIS,
Laud Commissioner U. P. R. R.,
282-13 OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
AND ALL THE NEW SHAPES
HATS AND BONNETS.
LUMBER !
LUMBER !
VICTORIA STEAM SAW MILL.
GOVENLOCK & GRAHAM
Have now got their new Steam Saw Mill, on the
Northern Gravel Road, six miles north of Sea -
forth; running at full blast, and are prepared to
furnish -
Lumber of All Kinds,
' - AND
[WILDING MATERIAL
Of every description, embracing a
IIARD 1VOOD,
Such as Maple, Rock Elm, Birch, Basswood, Oak
and Elm. A stock of
FENCING AND DRAIN LUMBER
Kept constantly on hand.
Terms as easy as can be had elsewhere.
Lumber delivered in Seaforth, if required.
Lumber of any description can be supplied from
10 to 28 feet in length.
GOVENLOCK & GRAHAM.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
ASK TO SEE
Our New Prints,
AT F1IOel
1Oe. to 124e. --they are good.
THE. DRESS GOODS,
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DEPARTMENT
13- STOCKEDJ WITH
NOVELTIES.
TAILORING.
This Department: is complete in- all the leading;
styles, in
ENGLISH,
SCOTCH,
A..t D- CANADIAN
TWEEDS, CLOTH: ARD YESTINGS, -
CLOTHING.
Made to order on the slioitest notice.
ALL FITS aU14.1A2V-1 11 hD.
Our Order Work is alt mule oda the.
premises and wears well..
READYMADE CLOTHINC
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1 IN MEN'S AND BOYS'.
A NICE NEW LOT OF
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HATS AND GAPS
AT
DUNGAN'S.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
A SPLENDID LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOESp
CHEAP!
Some Very Low -,rhea.
To CountryMerchants
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We have a. 3'033 LOT of
MEN'S SHOES -CHEAP..
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DUNCAJ.
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