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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-12-02, Page 5ll . -It Will Pay You To buy your Holiday Supplies from N. ROBSON. He sells the most reli- able brands in Raisins, Currants, Figs, Candied Peels, Cocoas, Chocolates, Icings, &c. The finest and most fra- grant Coffees ground while you wait. Monsoon Tea is clever peddled, sold in Packages, retailing at 25c.,30c ,40c., 50c. and 60c. per lb. �1pq N. ROBSON. � •••e�eee•eeeoeeso se•ssess Great • O O Slaughter • e • Sale---% • • eeoseee• ' • -of $6,000 worth of- e • e Watches, e Jewelery and e • •e e e • Silverware • � e Everything in my store,at whole A • sale prices or below, from new e e until Christmas. We lnust'liave e 0 t•he money, and if you want the o o goods at prices that can't, be e (D beat, come w its. This is it ge nu- ® iile sale, and every weird that we slay we, mean. kiverythiltg will e e he sold at cost ov be low, until se • Christmas, Mind; we. eau. • give yoll prices that uo- obody can heat,, al, MvP are e O hound to rednee cur stuck by ® $3,000 worth at voce. Come and e get these great snaps, bec:tur1e a e they are worth culling Miles e to get.. • e • e F J. B. RUlll�lallQ • Leader of Jewellery Fashion. • od�s•seee•eoa®®0soa'�se®®e®® AREBOTH EYES ALIKE t: 1 Few }people have eyes alike. Ful13 nine -tenths of those whin wearla. have different vision in Bac eye ' Careless examination fails to firing oul this defect, consequently you suffer with headache from eye strain. W( test each eye separately, select proper s lenses and a(ljust glasses to suit hotl §, eyes. Spectacles as logy as $1,00. a o W. Cooper & Co., n � Booksellers and Opticians, Y; - - - OwntroN, - G� STRATFORD, ONT. The conrse of study in this school is up to th highest sta..dard of excellence; unexcelled advantage in every department; moderate rates; board cheal Enter any time. Write fur cirenlars. W. ELLIOTT. Principe, Important Notice. The undersigned, having disposed of Tit �Nitiws-RFCORD plant and business to Mr, W. I ITorrELL, it is imperative that all accounts b settled promptly. All Subscriptions up t July 1897, and all Advertising and .lob Printin ' up to October 21st, 1897, must be paid to A. M 'Codd. Subscriptions from July, 1897, forwar, must be paid to Mr. Mitchell, A. M. TODD. Clinton, October 21st, 1897. Cottage and Lot for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale a frcam( oottagu of four rooms, with lean-to. Centrally situated. Goa] water agid drainage. Will lit sold cheap. Apply to W. C. srnitr,IE. Clinton, Nov. 10th. _ ( Lumber and Feeding 1 Grain for Sale. Good Pine x amber for Salo inch boards 12 and 1 feet long, cheap fit fee of �teUnlock. Also a large amount of Feeding Ciralu, all kinds. Cash or 2 to month's time, W. (?, PERRIN, Minter 0 YOU'RE NEVER ..,HURRIED,.. ABOUT TIME after carrying ai-0watch purchased here. They arty timepieces in every svdlse of the word not pocketpieces. We Sup- ply them in Gold, Gold Alled, Silver and Nickle Cases, and guarantee them to keep accurate time, or we will refund you your mouey. Wo are Quoting Spacial Prices Just now, and will give you just as good values its offered elsewhere No old shopworn articles, but new up-to-date goods. We art: in business to satisfy, meeting competition at every turn. Pnl us to the test. P. B. Crews, Jeweller and Expert lVatelt Repairer IDuneannon. The shooting match on Thanksgiv ing clay was it, great success, abou sixty fowl being disposed of to thi winners. Mr. Morrow leaves this week for th( Circular Town where he goes to start again in business. We tire sorry to loose hint from the village. Mr. T. EL Durnin carne borne fron NeepialyManitoba, last week. Mrs. �, tlsh has moved into part o Mrs. Pentland',,; house for the winter Mr. Bert Treleaven' was home fron Brussels for Thanksgiving. Mr. Ward we, are sorry to say i; very ill.' Miss Carrie Whyward is borne Iron Ridgetown feeling itlittle indisposed. Rev. Aar. Alillyard will preach in the Methodist church on Sunday rnor•ning next. H. Halliday visited his parents a' Kintale on Sunday last. George, the next time you get i goose, watch the foxy boys behind the buggy John Glenn has houghs Georg( Smith's house for the Sural of $400. Mrs. McArthur bought the house they occupy for $=115. Mr. Dishev's stile of wood was we) attended and the prices were ver, good. Ali-. John Robinson formerly of thi. vilhageis visiting old acquaintances it the neighborhood. I1011ne ~villa. Mrs. Walter, of Wingharu, spent , few days :Lt S. Walter's. Mrs. (DI..) Hulinev and dativIlter, o Detroit, spent the holidays 01 Mrs Holllles.' Miss Greggury, of Exeter, at.tendet the conoort on Thanksgiving even inv. AIis�os i. Riloy, cis' Londcshoro, am F. or s jwnt. Thanksgiv loin tv;U ll their i'ricnd, Mi.s Bassi Pickard. J. H. Ilulims returned from thi Nest with a carload of cattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, of Millett spent Ow holidays at B. Forester s, Miss L. 'Talbot, returned on Thar= day. Messrs. Wanless, of Varna, attend ed the concert. blL M. Bowels, of Goderich, was it oar village cn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs: Walker, of Alynlet are visiting friends in the neighbor hood. Mt's. T+tlnot r•etlir-lledl to,jler honle It Bright on Saturday. Mrs. T, (', Pickard spent a few day in Stratford. Notwithstanding the wet weather on Thursday evening, there was large .timber at, the concert. Th music was rendered in first-class styl and reflected great credit on their con ductor, Air.' G. F. Oakes. Leadbury. 'Mr. Jaynes Bell and his son Robert who wore oubon a hnnting expeditiar in Muskoka, have returned home and report game as being; scarce thi: se%icon. Rev. Mr. McCutchon, a retired min ister whose borne is in St, Thomas has taken Mr. Tifiin's work on th( Walton Cir•cnit for awhile. Mr. Alex. Ross is en aged building r kitchen and woodshed, .Joseph Vance, of Blandford, is visit ing In this section at present. August Hic•knell had a ploughing live one dray last week and got consul erA,ble work done. Richard Robinson had a ploughing bee recently. There were twelv teams at work. Mr. John HorapAs in poor health wi regret. to say. Mr. Wm. Drager has completed th, Reason's threshing and returne( home. -- Exeter. --- Died, in Hay, on the 28th alt., Jos Kesel(:, aged 711 years and 6 months. Heaman, in Brantford, on the 26d alt., Isabella McInnis, beloved wife o Mr. Thos. Heitman, formerly of Exet easy aged 36 years. Mr. W. D. Yeo and wife, of London who spent the past week in town visit ingg relatives, left on Monday to visi Ielatives'and friends in Mitchell. Mrs. A. J. Bobier, who has beer visiting in Chatham, returned hom Mond e,y evening, On Friday last the sad intelligenc, was received here of the death of i former resident of this place in th person of Isabella McInnis belove wife of Thomas Heaman, of i lrantford Deceased wife, her husband and famil; tr D v r moved to ]Brantford five years ago and �tntrltrttrt�rnrttrnr�trttr�tr�trt�rnr�trttr�trt rnr ttntr��rnrttr �t�sr�mirnrnr�tr�sr�trnr��s��sr4m had xtever enjoyed good health since. r.-.. Shy contracted a severe cold about two years ago which terminated in .� conlaurnption, She leaves to mourn their lose a loving' husband and two little daughters who have the Nil, pithy of their mirdry friends in this t.. DISSOLVING community. r +: Mr, and Mrs. George Heaman at.ZZ tAded the funeral of their. sister-in- law, Mrs. Taos. 14eitman, of Brantford, 6dM' oaf Sunday last.-PA-RTNERSH1Pe� -rr r Bhtevrele. e :, A number of Bluevaleites attended ` the wedding of Mr. 1Villialn 'Purvey v +� and Miss Mary Calback, of Morris, last f M Wednesday." Mr. Joseph Burgess, President of the p Dairy Association of P.this I. and son as - OUR PRICES ARE LEADING A L L OTHERS, of Mr. `John Burgess of this place, was 4 -- united in marriage to Miss Tena �- Moore, of Charletown, last Wednes- j day. Mrs. McKay, of London, is renewing I aquaintances in this neighborhood. am- y the children of the Sunday schools I 49c. buys a splendid Top Shirt during this~° 1111r. practising for their annual enter- dam--- $8,50 will buy you a $cautiful Beaver Collar tiainitients at Christmas. 41 - sale. and Muff, original price $12.75. Ttie butter tactory has closed down am -- 411-r -� $4.50 buys one of the heaviest, thickest and am--+ for the winter. 50c. buys you it Splendid Winter Cap in Mr, and Mrs. Mathew Richardson, of prettiest velvet Shawls, with beautiful Brussels, spent Thanksgiving at Mr. r colorings, regular price was $0.00, heavy Tweed and band that will turn -0 John Burgess'. �- -+ Mt. and Misses Jaimeson, of Howick, r r , . (Town all round your neck and ears. � � 2oc buys L pairs of most excellent Sox with --0 spent a few days last week at R. G. 41- 40 --ribbed top. $4.50, $5.50 and $6.00 will buy you a r Casemore's. r -'+ Rev. Mr. Cozens preached in the CO - Montle, each worth twice as much. ~ Methodistchtirch lust5abliath. 39c, buys a very Stylish Tarn, stylish, warns -,r and pretty. 30c. buys it Splendid Shirt for boy with Are ��- - - lUc. gZes you a big range of Gents' Silk Ties collar attached, regular price 45cr 40- all colors. � you a Subscriber FDRESS GOODS � •� to = '� The News -Record? = In Great Variety, in fact far too many to select from, are going all at sale rices. BIRTHS. r .� MANTLE CLOTHSCHURCHILL.-In Goderich Township on November 'LSrd, the wife of 11r. D. Churchill, of u Bou. s 8LOMIAN.-In Clinton on Thanksgiving day, the 4p - wife wife of Mr. J. Slums", ofa son, ter...�.r HARLAND,-Ili Clinton onThanksgi}Ing dap, the ft-� In Cardinal, Myrtle, Black, Brown and wife of Mr. Will Harland, of a son. ap - POrTER.-At Porter's still, on November 27th, the � Fancy Flakes and Stripes on popular wife of Mr. O. W. !totter, of u daughter. a BABTEDO.-In Winghsm, on Nov. 18th, the wife of o-• Grounds all at sale prices. Mr. A, 0. Busteev, a daughter. 6 -^r APPELYBY.-In Turnberry, on Thursday Nov.Stb, the wife of Thos. Appleby, t a R„n• Our Great $7.50 Irish Frieze Overcoat RUSSELL, -In Exeter, mi the 123rd alt„ the a•iPo of - --yM Jas, ltumeli, of a daughter. -� r op- GP - 1 At only $5.25 leads all. Plenty Boys' Uls- DEATIIS,0111- ters, long and big collars all at sale prices. CLARK. -In Owa•r Sound, on Nov. 19th, Margaret 4 " McPherson, reliet of the late Angus Clark, for- 41- merly of Wingham, aged 78 yours and 4 tnonthp. i -� •ee•ese•ee••ee•ee••e THOMfPSON.-In Hay, on the 20th it., Mrs, o "� Thompson, reliotof the late Bernard Thompson, WISEMAN � aged bill years. ig/t RO'Y M�RRi<;►r,H b. 0 BIRCHELL-ROBINSON,-InMIitehell,on We,lnea- ` -+ day, Nov. 1701, at the residenue of Malcolm McInnis, �'-' -r b,• Use Lev. W, A. Bradley, B. A., Mr. Jasou B;r- 4 Biala, of &ntchell, to Nias Dinah Robiesnn, third f W CLINTON. darghter of Mr Trichoid Robinson, Walton, for• a � merry y aFoRTh.,IUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJUJIUII J1IJIUIUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJll J1U11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11� DOLVNET-F'OR'P(iNE.In 3t. James'church, Sea• forth, on Tuesda), Nov. 23rd, by Rev. Father Downcv of Mitchall, brother of the gruoal, a9aist- ed by Rev. Father McCabe, and Father Beeley, of IriphI,ter hlichnsl Downey, of Ie, Ifuro to Rona Quiteth %i few Cworooll "try. taken for rs' shent ep ..l •UR I R .[l• dnu;;hter of ML'. Like Fortune, Duron Rcnd„ti to the old L'Onrltd•�l'. BlltcherS' sheep $,Y �J . M1cKhlop• $3 to $3,50 each and choice sold at ,A large and Complete Stock of Furniture of all kinds now on hand for the THICK EY-TSARD.-lu I{�'ncardiue on• Wednesday $3,75• n Nov. 24th, at the residanae of the bride's parents Holiday Trade such as MD'. and Mrs. Albiirt Isard, by the Rev. Mr. Calves --The offerings Were light, Cnnningnam, MIr, Frank Trickey, to Mise, Louisa the market was steadyand prices were Fancy Chairs., Easels Music Stands, Wal•I Packets, and Isard. firm at $2 to $8 each. AN1)ItI:W,�-COUL1).-At the msiden,.e of tire 1Uilc•h (_bows and Springers --The re- Madallians, pictures and -Picture Frames, \`,'illou,hhy,l)rMr. r%-tllur't'.kn•lr.ws � � i 1 Po,rtiae, cerpts wero light, the demand good and Which will be sold at the very lowest prices: aliAhi,;an, t„ is� Haro .t. G,md, of Exete,•''laugh- the inarket was firm, with , Mls: at $2p And our Bed Room Suites and Sideboards at specially low p y prices during teronbc IateJolin coma, to $15 each. December. Come in and inspect 'my Stock before buying elsewhere and save TURVEY-CALDiMTOK.-.1t the residence rf the Bogs -The heavy receipts -the hea- from 15 to 20 per cent. bride's parents, on hov. 210, by Iter, t:. J. viest on :'Paola -de preSSed prices, ex - Ahoy, ur Brnpsels, MT. Wal, 'Purvey to Mriss MHO, y'„unue.;t denght,u of !MIr. s. Caldbrick, ail of the plica for Choice hogs u in the case of hog;: contracted for. Q U R UNDERTAKING DPARTMENT. Munis, theofferedto Is well stocked with the Best and Prices the Lowest, Hearse and outfit PRICE-BAYDEN. At the Mtethodisk pursonnge, (i:Ly were 4c lower at, •lgc per lb; thick butter than any other in town. Best and !lost courteous attendance. 11•r," Air., un ri;u to Mi `7th, by Ltcv, J, B. Hen• run and light si)Id•:y lac. The ayvwas �. �. �� V, 9P •tJ.1lYllti0I1� ned,�, Air. B. Pri:u to Miss Ido 'May klny�'en, bo!h inn of hogs Ull illi )t'('VIUUS day iYaS I � w � of Wroxeter,' .1,200, FURNITURI'. AND UNDERTAKER. PATit1CB-BARTRA'R.-At the resldeuee of the NVp gtiote Huron Street, next Gilroy & Wiseman',. Night and Sunday calls at residence h,klo's pare its on November 17th, ht' )tev, 1'. sec,tt,MIr. A111Mw Patriek, to \tis, Mfarg,vvt Jano Milch cows, each. ., ..$24 00 to $15 00 No. 67 llui street, uppo, . Baptist church, eldest dangliter of Jams Barlrour,E*j., all of PiXpO1'tC'attiP; per cwt.. t3 50 to 3 75 1lihbrrr. Butc he rs' choice cattle, -'- •'- . - cars' g' 33Uto 350 ONE WEEK ONLY. Butchers' rood cattle CLINTON MARKET REPORTS. cwt ................ 3 00 to 3 25 (Corrected every Wednesday afternoon.) Bkitchevs' coni, cattle, Select from the following list what you want and make your purchases early Fall Wheat, new ............. 0 SI to U 80 cwt .............. , . 2 75 to 2 00 BarleyBulls, per cwt.......... 2 00 to :3 50 ..... ................... . 0 20 t0 0 ..3 r 23 lbs. Granulated Sager for.......... .$1 00 Regular Price, Our Price, nate. 0 21 to 0 �3 Feeders. per cwt....... 3 2e, to 3 50 7 Ibp, Good Tam .................... ........ 1 UO hh s. .............. 2;, 1 Stockers. pet,ewt...... 2 50 to 3 00 Olbs.s6r.'Pen................................ 100 Oatmd eal(erIIlbs) .,...,....... 25 Peaa .............................. 0 40 tc 0 45 Export,sheep, per cwt. 3 00 to 3 25 6ns.3ne. T, a......,..........•............ , 1 00 llavoringExtrnata ................10 08 Rye ................ . . .. ...... • 0 30 to 0 40 Biachers' ;cheep, each., 3 -00 to 3 50 3 lbs, Black or Japan Ten........... , ... , ..... 90 Laundry Starch . .. , ..... , .......,10 e8 Potatoes, per bush, new... U 30 to 0 35 Laml)s, per cwt........ 4 OU to 4 25 Regular Price. Our Price. Raking Powder.... .......'...,.....10 oa Laundry Soap, 10 for ....... 26 Baki,,g Soda ................ .... ..115 04 Butter loose to basket.... 0 13' to 0 14 CnIL f s, per head . ..... 2 00 to 8 00 Brooms ............ ... . .... ..... I6 12 Sunlight Srap, I8 hors ..... .......18 75 Butter in tub. .: ............. '0 14 to 0 15 Choice bacon bogs, pet, B,00mp........... ................ ,.:)5 20 810c. plugs McDonald's Iobacco.... 80 26 Eggs per doz........ I......... 0 13 to 0 13 cwt ................ 4 35 to 4 38 Cabbage, per doz., ..,,....:. 0'b 40 to 50 Light fat slogs, per (4t 4 10 to 4 13 Other goods at like prices. Much sugar, for little money. Choice family Four, da 6 00 to 6 00 Thick fat hugs• per cwt 4 10 to 4 12 Y woo .......................••••••• • •• $2.35 per cwt. Oats wanted in exchange for Oatmeal. Choice Butter on hand. Cordwood3 UO to 3 50 Stoics, per cwt........ 4 (H) to 4 ]0 fipples per bbl ............... 1 50 to 1 75 Sows, per cwt....'...... 3 W to 3 25 Bran, Shorts, Chop and all kinds of Grain bought and sold. Apple's culls... ... ... - .. - - - 0 45 to 0 50 Stags, per cwt......... 2 00 to 2 25 Dried Apples per lb........ 0 04 to 0 04 UNITED STATES MARKETS. 0. OLSON, victoria St. near Queen's. Hotel, Clinton. Ducks per lb ................. 0 05&to 0 06 --- turkeys per lb. 0 06; to 0 07 New York, Nov. 26. -Beeves -Re- _ ---- - ---- -- -- -- - ceipts at two markets, 671 head; 25 Geese per lb .................. 0 05 to 0 06 Yorkers, $3.60 to $3,62; mixed packers' Poultry -The offerings to -day were cars on sale; Steers slow and weak; , hickena per pair............ 0 3p to 0 35 rou rh butcher stock in fair demand grades, $3.fl0 t° $3.62;moditun weights not large, the demand was slow, as d Wool ............................ 0 18 to 0 18 6 and heavy hogs, $3.612 to $3.65; roughs, usua! after Thanksgiving Day, and and steady; native steers, 4c p 5c; ; 10 to $3.25, stags $2.80 to $3; pigs, prices were unchanged at 7c to 8c for dressed beef steady at 7c to Sic per lb $' for poor to prime native sides. Calves $; lt' $3.65• Sheep and lambs--- turkeys, 6c to flc for geese, 40e to flue The Live Stock Market, --Rede' ts, . 164 head; market steady Receipts about 25 cars of fresh re- for ducks and 25c to 40c for chickens. -' 1 market i dull but t held over; • I3iLled 1-1 it, P le s loads that c Tnd five I , Y t t cat i . p stronger for raisers 1 TORONTO. or v cls and f eg the market opened with it, fairly good steady. Cori on the track here arc' veils, $G to $5.70; grReces, is a $3.50, dc.nDind for lambs and a fairly good quoted nt $8 to $8.50. Toronto Nov.t 26. -There was n hen Sheep and l3 head Receipts at two y I Boded Straw--Thero is not much in - +inquiry for gond bions shee ) vier run of cattle re, the Toronto +oar- unit kets, `L,OLi head; i3§ earl on sale;• itt abrntt stead former rices, ket to -da and as a. result rices were market steady but very dull for sheep; Y P quirt', the market is steady. Cars on y • p hilt Common to fair lots of tl aC d here are (Illntecl at $:). lower in nears ever line. Receipts sheep, $3 to $-1.75; larnhs, $5 to $0• y; yearling' Y Y p llo s Recei ts, 2,278 head; market sheep were dull and full eras Toronto Farmers' Market. were 81 cors, including 1,011 sheep and g - p were about steady; only one load of lambs 6,000 hogs, 2$ calves and 14 weak at $3.60 to $3.90. , COWS. g Chico n, Nov, l6, -(%rattle -Good to C'itnadalambs wart+on sale yeafetday' Toronto, Nov, 26. -The. receipts of g which sold at $5.50 per cwt; larnhs, r odiwe on the street market here to - Export Cattle -were dull. A few extra. steers, $4.75 to $5.50; with cote- choice to )rinse, $1.60 to p p yearlings, 1 day were very small, owing to the rain, hulls sold at 3 to 3}c, choice bringing mon grndes, $3.80 to $4.05; stockers $4.75; fair to good, $4.30 to $4.5(x; culls c more. There were no export steers and feeders were in fair demand at tO common yearlings, s, $4 to $4.26; na and prices aro, unchanged at quotrL- tl p Y g tions. offered. prices ranging from .$3 to $3.70; for tive liambs, choice to extra, $5.05 to Butchers' Cattle -Were weaker, sten -- s to $3.80 to $4.50 for feeders; $5.85, f,tir to good, $,5.40 to $5 60; culls Wheat, white, per hu.:$ `84j to $ 00 medium to choice selling at 2f a Ser,je; calves, $5.75 to $0.50; western, rangers, to common, $4.65 to $5.25; nativesheep, do red.......... 84j to 00 a few fancy cattle sold close to 31e. $3,50 to $4.40. Hogs --Sales rtt (,x- choice to selected wethers, $4.50 to do goose, ............. 78} to 00 treme range of 3,20 to $3.52, the hulk r. Barley per nosh.... , .. 29 to 36 There was aslow demand for Montreal, of the hogs selling rtt $3.30 to $3.•15, $4'715' good to choice mixed sheep, Oats er hush.......... 26 to 27 about four ears being taken for that g' $4.]Ci to $4.40; common to fair, $3.75 P while pigs went largely at $3.10 to to $4; calls to common, $2.Si to $3.60, RYe per Hush.... , ....... 451j to 40 market. Bales :--Otic cors of heifers $3,M1O, Sheep, $`L.50 to $3 for the poor- Peaa gel hush........ , .. 47 to (10 and cows, over 1,000 lbs. average, $28 COUNTRY PRODUCE. each;.12 heifers, 9UOlbs each, $28; 1 cow, est rap to $4.60 to $1.87 Por the beat Buckwheat per hush..,. 38 to t)0 1,305 lbs, $36; two heifers, 1,850 iHR, $55; flocks; fed westerns, $3.60 to $4,130; Hay . . .......... ........ 8 00 to 975 Toronto, NOV. 20. -Butter -The •earlings up to $5 and prime wetherR Straw... .. 8 (N) to 900 two heifers, 2,200 lbs, 3c per pound, ,•ought $3.50; sales were made of 100 offerings are small, the demand Is good Dressed hogs ......... 5 75 to 6 00 less $1.50; two cattle, 1,(3,50 lbs, $44 for rind the market, is firm. The hest s new laid.......... 16 to I8 choice ewes, averaging 123 pounds, nt [fgg. + the two; one load of mixed cattle, 854 dairy tub is noted tat 16c to 17c and Bartter, lb. roils......... 16 to 17 $4�,5U; {ambs sold at $4.50 to $Ei.35, large rolls at 14c to 15c; medium butter ins average, $2.90 per cwt; 22 choice Receipts -Cattle, 6,500• hogs, 31,000, g do tub, dairy....... 13 to 15 cattle, 1,100 lbs,3lc. is quoted at 12c to 13c. Chickens per part'....... 30 to 50 sheep, G,000. Stockers and Feeders -The demand E gs-The sup ly is fair, there is a Turkeys per lb....... , .. 7 to it Fast Buffalo, Nov. 26. -Cattle -Re- g for light stockers was only fair at 21c 2 loads; rices stead there good demand an the market is steady Ducks per r .......... .. 40 to 61.1 ceipts, y; ro 3c; stock nulls sold atthe same price, � at 15c to 10c for fresh gathered, 12c to Geese ler 11) ............ 5 to 0 were 40 to 45 herr, of veils and calves ► Feeders were in fair demand at 3 to 136 for held fresh and 13jc for limed. Potatoes.neiv ler ba 60 to 00 31c; extra choice might brio R , co side; market for at were steady; 1 g'.' � � g g ° � common to fair 'old at $5.50 to $6; Pd.tatoes-The Offerings are fair, the Spring Iarnlr.. 0 to 7 Sheep and lambs -Export sheep choice to best, $6.50 to $7.25; Heavy demand is good and the mar- Mutton ...... • ......... 6 to 0 were quiet. Offerings were equal to fair calves. $3.75 to $4.50. ' Hogs -Re. k -et is steady. Cars on the track here Beef, fore ............. 44 to Cr} the demand. Prices were from 3c to ceipts, 05 curs; market slow And prices are quoted at 00c. Potatoes Out Of do hind ..... . .... ... 0511 to 08 3,j:c. Lambs steady at $4 to $4,25 each. lower on all grades; good to choice store are at 05c. Veal, carcase, per lb.... 0 06 to 0 08 j� ' :�rYM4• �' - tiLNG6• ..rrlNx- :-,�lyF �eJ, �..�J�'4�" �' y •-- '' � � ..w._ , .. .�,itl�YLd•t611f-1'.]IR..t. - .�Y ) A nice Atomizer or abottle of good per- fume, niakes a toateful Xeres gift and few ppr• Bents are more acceptable to a lady thin these. Ave have Atomizers from 25c to $'l. Perfume -best French-8pec- int lines from 75o to $3. Best Eng- Xmas lish, Canadian and American -also Xmas lines, neatly put up in boxes, from 25c to $2.50. We invite early inspection and* advise EARLY SELECTION, espeotally if you are anxious to got something really Choice. We will of course lay anything a side un - tit Xmaa if you wish. Bulk perfume from 25o to 75o an ounce and a number goes with every 25c. worth or with every full bottle. Some of those ;) numbers will take the beautiful large out i glass bottle full of good perfume wllioh we are giving away. if in search of suggestions for Xmas gifts for either ladies or gentlemen you canpot do bettor than visit our store -the sooner the better -Our stock will give you the suggestions you want. 'Our prices will surprise you by their lowness. Our a welcome to you will be as cordial as though you were buying us out. ••eeeee• ALLEN &,WILSON. Graduate Druggists and Opticians. ll . -It Will Pay You To buy your Holiday Supplies from N. ROBSON. He sells the most reli- able brands in Raisins, Currants, Figs, Candied Peels, Cocoas, Chocolates, Icings, &c. The finest and most fra- grant Coffees ground while you wait. Monsoon Tea is clever peddled, sold in Packages, retailing at 25c.,30c ,40c., 50c. and 60c. per lb. �1pq N. ROBSON. � •••e�eee•eeeoeeso se•ssess Great • O O Slaughter • e • Sale---% • • eeoseee• ' • -of $6,000 worth of- e • e Watches, e Jewelery and e • •e e e • Silverware • � e Everything in my store,at whole A • sale prices or below, from new e e until Christmas. We lnust'liave e 0 t•he money, and if you want the o o goods at prices that can't, be e (D beat, come w its. This is it ge nu- ® iile sale, and every weird that we slay we, mean. kiverythiltg will e e he sold at cost ov be low, until se • Christmas, Mind; we. eau. • give yoll prices that uo- obody can heat,, al, MvP are e O hound to rednee cur stuck by ® $3,000 worth at voce. Come and e get these great snaps, bec:tur1e a e they are worth culling Miles e to get.. • e • e F J. B. RUlll�lallQ • Leader of Jewellery Fashion. • od�s•seee•eoa®®0soa'�se®®e®® AREBOTH EYES ALIKE t: 1 Few }people have eyes alike. Ful13 nine -tenths of those whin wearla. have different vision in Bac eye ' Careless examination fails to firing oul this defect, consequently you suffer with headache from eye strain. W( test each eye separately, select proper s lenses and a(ljust glasses to suit hotl §, eyes. Spectacles as logy as $1,00. a o W. Cooper & Co., n � Booksellers and Opticians, Y; - - - OwntroN, - G� STRATFORD, ONT. The conrse of study in this school is up to th highest sta..dard of excellence; unexcelled advantage in every department; moderate rates; board cheal Enter any time. Write fur cirenlars. W. ELLIOTT. Principe, Important Notice. The undersigned, having disposed of Tit �Nitiws-RFCORD plant and business to Mr, W. I ITorrELL, it is imperative that all accounts b settled promptly. All Subscriptions up t July 1897, and all Advertising and .lob Printin ' up to October 21st, 1897, must be paid to A. M 'Codd. Subscriptions from July, 1897, forwar, must be paid to Mr. Mitchell, A. M. TODD. Clinton, October 21st, 1897. Cottage and Lot for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale a frcam( oottagu of four rooms, with lean-to. Centrally situated. Goa] water agid drainage. Will lit sold cheap. Apply to W. C. srnitr,IE. Clinton, Nov. 10th. _ ( Lumber and Feeding 1 Grain for Sale. Good Pine x amber for Salo inch boards 12 and 1 feet long, cheap fit fee of �teUnlock. Also a large amount of Feeding Ciralu, all kinds. Cash or 2 to month's time, W. (?, PERRIN, Minter 0 YOU'RE NEVER ..,HURRIED,.. ABOUT TIME after carrying ai-0watch purchased here. They arty timepieces in every svdlse of the word not pocketpieces. We Sup- ply them in Gold, Gold Alled, Silver and Nickle Cases, and guarantee them to keep accurate time, or we will refund you your mouey. Wo are Quoting Spacial Prices Just now, and will give you just as good values its offered elsewhere No old shopworn articles, but new up-to-date goods. We art: in business to satisfy, meeting competition at every turn. Pnl us to the test. P. B. Crews, Jeweller and Expert lVatelt Repairer IDuneannon. The shooting match on Thanksgiv ing clay was it, great success, abou sixty fowl being disposed of to thi winners. Mr. Morrow leaves this week for th( Circular Town where he goes to start again in business. We tire sorry to loose hint from the village. Mr. T. EL Durnin carne borne fron NeepialyManitoba, last week. Mrs. �, tlsh has moved into part o Mrs. Pentland',,; house for the winter Mr. Bert Treleaven' was home fron Brussels for Thanksgiving. Mr. Ward we, are sorry to say i; very ill.' Miss Carrie Whyward is borne Iron Ridgetown feeling itlittle indisposed. Rev. Aar. Alillyard will preach in the Methodist church on Sunday rnor•ning next. H. Halliday visited his parents a' Kintale on Sunday last. George, the next time you get i goose, watch the foxy boys behind the buggy John Glenn has houghs Georg( Smith's house for the Sural of $400. Mrs. McArthur bought the house they occupy for $=115. Mr. Dishev's stile of wood was we) attended and the prices were ver, good. Ali-. John Robinson formerly of thi. vilhageis visiting old acquaintances it the neighborhood. I1011ne ~villa. Mrs. Walter, of Wingharu, spent , few days :Lt S. Walter's. Mrs. (DI..) Hulinev and dativIlter, o Detroit, spent the holidays 01 Mrs Holllles.' Miss Greggury, of Exeter, at.tendet the conoort on Thanksgiving even inv. AIis�os i. Riloy, cis' Londcshoro, am F. or s jwnt. Thanksgiv loin tv;U ll their i'ricnd, Mi.s Bassi Pickard. J. H. Ilulims returned from thi Nest with a carload of cattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, of Millett spent Ow holidays at B. Forester s, Miss L. 'Talbot, returned on Thar= day. Messrs. Wanless, of Varna, attend ed the concert. blL M. Bowels, of Goderich, was it oar village cn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs: Walker, of Alynlet are visiting friends in the neighbor hood. Mt's. T+tlnot r•etlir-lledl to,jler honle It Bright on Saturday. Mrs. T, (', Pickard spent a few day in Stratford. Notwithstanding the wet weather on Thursday evening, there was large .timber at, the concert. Th music was rendered in first-class styl and reflected great credit on their con ductor, Air.' G. F. Oakes. Leadbury. 'Mr. Jaynes Bell and his son Robert who wore oubon a hnnting expeditiar in Muskoka, have returned home and report game as being; scarce thi: se%icon. Rev. Mr. McCutchon, a retired min ister whose borne is in St, Thomas has taken Mr. Tifiin's work on th( Walton Cir•cnit for awhile. Mr. Alex. Ross is en aged building r kitchen and woodshed, .Joseph Vance, of Blandford, is visit ing In this section at present. August Hic•knell had a ploughing live one dray last week and got consul erA,ble work done. Richard Robinson had a ploughing bee recently. There were twelv teams at work. Mr. John HorapAs in poor health wi regret. to say. Mr. Wm. Drager has completed th, Reason's threshing and returne( home. -- Exeter. --- Died, in Hay, on the 28th alt., Jos Kesel(:, aged 711 years and 6 months. Heaman, in Brantford, on the 26d alt., Isabella McInnis, beloved wife o Mr. Thos. Heitman, formerly of Exet easy aged 36 years. Mr. W. D. Yeo and wife, of London who spent the past week in town visit ingg relatives, left on Monday to visi Ielatives'and friends in Mitchell. Mrs. A. J. Bobier, who has beer visiting in Chatham, returned hom Mond e,y evening, On Friday last the sad intelligenc, was received here of the death of i former resident of this place in th person of Isabella McInnis belove wife of Thomas Heaman, of i lrantford Deceased wife, her husband and famil; tr D v r moved to ]Brantford five years ago and �tntrltrttrt�rnrttrnr�trttr�tr�trt�rnr�trttr�trt rnr ttntr��rnrttr �t�sr�mirnrnr�tr�sr�trnr��s��sr4m had xtever enjoyed good health since. r.-.. Shy contracted a severe cold about two years ago which terminated in .� conlaurnption, She leaves to mourn their lose a loving' husband and two little daughters who have the Nil, pithy of their mirdry friends in this t.. DISSOLVING community. r +: Mr, and Mrs. George Heaman at.ZZ tAded the funeral of their. sister-in- law, Mrs. Taos. 14eitman, of Brantford, 6dM' oaf Sunday last.-PA-RTNERSH1Pe� -rr r Bhtevrele. e :, A number of Bluevaleites attended ` the wedding of Mr. 1Villialn 'Purvey v +� and Miss Mary Calback, of Morris, last f M Wednesday." Mr. Joseph Burgess, President of the p Dairy Association of P.this I. and son as - OUR PRICES ARE LEADING A L L OTHERS, of Mr. `John Burgess of this place, was 4 -- united in marriage to Miss Tena �- Moore, of Charletown, last Wednes- j day. Mrs. McKay, of London, is renewing I aquaintances in this neighborhood. am- y the children of the Sunday schools I 49c. buys a splendid Top Shirt during this~° 1111r. practising for their annual enter- dam--- $8,50 will buy you a $cautiful Beaver Collar tiainitients at Christmas. 41 - sale. and Muff, original price $12.75. Ttie butter tactory has closed down am -- 411-r -� $4.50 buys one of the heaviest, thickest and am--+ for the winter. 50c. buys you it Splendid Winter Cap in Mr, and Mrs. Mathew Richardson, of prettiest velvet Shawls, with beautiful Brussels, spent Thanksgiving at Mr. r colorings, regular price was $0.00, heavy Tweed and band that will turn -0 John Burgess'. �- -+ Mt. and Misses Jaimeson, of Howick, r r , . (Town all round your neck and ears. � � 2oc buys L pairs of most excellent Sox with --0 spent a few days last week at R. G. 41- 40 --ribbed top. $4.50, $5.50 and $6.00 will buy you a r Casemore's. r -'+ Rev. Mr. Cozens preached in the CO - Montle, each worth twice as much. ~ Methodistchtirch lust5abliath. 39c, buys a very Stylish Tarn, stylish, warns -,r and pretty. 30c. buys it Splendid Shirt for boy with Are ��- - - lUc. gZes you a big range of Gents' Silk Ties collar attached, regular price 45cr 40- all colors. � you a Subscriber FDRESS GOODS � •� to = '� The News -Record? = In Great Variety, in fact far too many to select from, are going all at sale rices. BIRTHS. r .� MANTLE CLOTHSCHURCHILL.-In Goderich Township on November 'LSrd, the wife of 11r. D. Churchill, of u Bou. s 8LOMIAN.-In Clinton on Thanksgiving day, the 4p - wife wife of Mr. J. Slums", ofa son, ter...�.r HARLAND,-Ili Clinton onThanksgi}Ing dap, the ft-� In Cardinal, Myrtle, Black, Brown and wife of Mr. Will Harland, of a son. ap - POrTER.-At Porter's still, on November 27th, the � Fancy Flakes and Stripes on popular wife of Mr. O. W. !totter, of u daughter. a BABTEDO.-In Winghsm, on Nov. 18th, the wife of o-• Grounds all at sale prices. Mr. A, 0. Busteev, a daughter. 6 -^r APPELYBY.-In Turnberry, on Thursday Nov.Stb, the wife of Thos. Appleby, t a R„n• Our Great $7.50 Irish Frieze Overcoat RUSSELL, -In Exeter, mi the 123rd alt„ the a•iPo of - --yM Jas, ltumeli, of a daughter. -� r op- GP - 1 At only $5.25 leads all. Plenty Boys' Uls- DEATIIS,0111- ters, long and big collars all at sale prices. CLARK. -In Owa•r Sound, on Nov. 19th, Margaret 4 " McPherson, reliet of the late Angus Clark, for- 41- merly of Wingham, aged 78 yours and 4 tnonthp. i -� •ee•ese•ee••ee•ee••e THOMfPSON.-In Hay, on the 20th it., Mrs, o "� Thompson, reliotof the late Bernard Thompson, WISEMAN � aged bill years. ig/t RO'Y M�RRi<;►r,H b. 0 BIRCHELL-ROBINSON,-InMIitehell,on We,lnea- ` -+ day, Nov. 1701, at the residenue of Malcolm McInnis, �'-' -r b,• Use Lev. W, A. Bradley, B. A., Mr. Jasou B;r- 4 Biala, of &ntchell, to Nias Dinah Robiesnn, third f W CLINTON. darghter of Mr Trichoid Robinson, Walton, for• a � merry y aFoRTh.,IUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJIUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJUJIUII J1IJIUIUIIJIIJIIJIIJIIJll J1U11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11J11� DOLVNET-F'OR'P(iNE.In 3t. James'church, Sea• forth, on Tuesda), Nov. 23rd, by Rev. Father Downcv of Mitchall, brother of the gruoal, a9aist- ed by Rev. Father McCabe, and Father Beeley, of IriphI,ter hlichnsl Downey, of Ie, Ifuro to Rona Quiteth %i few Cworooll "try. taken for rs' shent ep ..l •UR I R .[l• dnu;;hter of ML'. Like Fortune, Duron Rcnd„ti to the old L'Onrltd•�l'. BlltcherS' sheep $,Y �J . M1cKhlop• $3 to $3,50 each and choice sold at ,A large and Complete Stock of Furniture of all kinds now on hand for the THICK EY-TSARD.-lu I{�'ncardiue on• Wednesday $3,75• n Nov. 24th, at the residanae of the bride's parents Holiday Trade such as MD'. and Mrs. Albiirt Isard, by the Rev. Mr. Calves --The offerings Were light, Cnnningnam, MIr, Frank Trickey, to Mise, Louisa the market was steadyand prices were Fancy Chairs., Easels Music Stands, Wal•I Packets, and Isard. firm at $2 to $8 each. AN1)ItI:W,�-COUL1).-At the msiden,.e of tire 1Uilc•h (_bows and Springers --The re- Madallians, pictures and -Picture Frames, \`,'illou,hhy,l)rMr. r%-tllur't'.kn•lr.ws � � i 1 Po,rtiae, cerpts wero light, the demand good and Which will be sold at the very lowest prices: aliAhi,;an, t„ is� Haro .t. G,md, of Exete,•''laugh- the inarket was firm, with , Mls: at $2p And our Bed Room Suites and Sideboards at specially low p y prices during teronbc IateJolin coma, to $15 each. December. Come in and inspect 'my Stock before buying elsewhere and save TURVEY-CALDiMTOK.-.1t the residence rf the Bogs -The heavy receipts -the hea- from 15 to 20 per cent. bride's parents, on hov. 210, by Iter, t:. J. viest on :'Paola -de preSSed prices, ex - Ahoy, ur Brnpsels, MT. Wal, 'Purvey to Mriss MHO, y'„unue.;t denght,u of !MIr. s. Caldbrick, ail of the plica for Choice hogs u in the case of hog;: contracted for. Q U R UNDERTAKING DPARTMENT. Munis, theofferedto Is well stocked with the Best and Prices the Lowest, Hearse and outfit PRICE-BAYDEN. At the Mtethodisk pursonnge, (i:Ly were 4c lower at, •lgc per lb; thick butter than any other in town. Best and !lost courteous attendance. 11•r," Air., un ri;u to Mi `7th, by Ltcv, J, B. Hen• run and light si)Id•:y lac. The ayvwas �. �. �� V, 9P •tJ.1lYllti0I1� ned,�, Air. B. Pri:u to Miss Ido 'May klny�'en, bo!h inn of hogs Ull illi )t'('VIUUS day iYaS I � w � of Wroxeter,' .1,200, FURNITURI'. AND UNDERTAKER. PATit1CB-BARTRA'R.-At the resldeuee of the NVp gtiote Huron Street, next Gilroy & Wiseman',. Night and Sunday calls at residence h,klo's pare its on November 17th, ht' )tev, 1'. sec,tt,MIr. A111Mw Patriek, to \tis, Mfarg,vvt Jano Milch cows, each. ., ..$24 00 to $15 00 No. 67 llui street, uppo, . Baptist church, eldest dangliter of Jams Barlrour,E*j., all of PiXpO1'tC'attiP; per cwt.. t3 50 to 3 75 1lihbrrr. Butc he rs' choice cattle, -'- •'- . - cars' g' 33Uto 350 ONE WEEK ONLY. Butchers' rood cattle CLINTON MARKET REPORTS. cwt ................ 3 00 to 3 25 (Corrected every Wednesday afternoon.) Bkitchevs' coni, cattle, Select from the following list what you want and make your purchases early Fall Wheat, new ............. 0 SI to U 80 cwt .............. , . 2 75 to 2 00 BarleyBulls, per cwt.......... 2 00 to :3 50 ..... ................... . 0 20 t0 0 ..3 r 23 lbs. Granulated Sager for.......... .$1 00 Regular Price, Our Price, nate. 0 21 to 0 �3 Feeders. per cwt....... 3 2e, to 3 50 7 Ibp, Good Tam .................... ........ 1 UO hh s. .............. 2;, 1 Stockers. pet,ewt...... 2 50 to 3 00 Olbs.s6r.'Pen................................ 100 Oatmd eal(erIIlbs) .,...,....... 25 Peaa .............................. 0 40 tc 0 45 Export,sheep, per cwt. 3 00 to 3 25 6ns.3ne. T, a......,..........•............ , 1 00 llavoringExtrnata ................10 08 Rye ................ . . .. ...... • 0 30 to 0 40 Biachers' ;cheep, each., 3 -00 to 3 50 3 lbs, Black or Japan Ten........... , ... , ..... 90 Laundry Starch . .. , ..... , .......,10 e8 Potatoes, per bush, new... U 30 to 0 35 Laml)s, per cwt........ 4 OU to 4 25 Regular Price. Our Price. Raking Powder.... .......'...,.....10 oa Laundry Soap, 10 for ....... 26 Baki,,g Soda ................ .... ..115 04 Butter loose to basket.... 0 13' to 0 14 CnIL f s, per head . ..... 2 00 to 8 00 Brooms ............ ... . .... ..... I6 12 Sunlight Srap, I8 hors ..... .......18 75 Butter in tub. .: ............. '0 14 to 0 15 Choice bacon bogs, pet, B,00mp........... ................ ,.:)5 20 810c. plugs McDonald's Iobacco.... 80 26 Eggs per doz........ I......... 0 13 to 0 13 cwt ................ 4 35 to 4 38 Cabbage, per doz., ..,,....:. 0'b 40 to 50 Light fat slogs, per (4t 4 10 to 4 13 Other goods at like prices. Much sugar, for little money. Choice family Four, da 6 00 to 6 00 Thick fat hugs• per cwt 4 10 to 4 12 Y woo .......................••••••• • •• $2.35 per cwt. Oats wanted in exchange for Oatmeal. Choice Butter on hand. Cordwood3 UO to 3 50 Stoics, per cwt........ 4 (H) to 4 ]0 fipples per bbl ............... 1 50 to 1 75 Sows, per cwt....'...... 3 W to 3 25 Bran, Shorts, Chop and all kinds of Grain bought and sold. Apple's culls... ... ... - .. - - - 0 45 to 0 50 Stags, per cwt......... 2 00 to 2 25 Dried Apples per lb........ 0 04 to 0 04 UNITED STATES MARKETS. 0. OLSON, victoria St. near Queen's. Hotel, Clinton. Ducks per lb ................. 0 05&to 0 06 --- turkeys per lb. 0 06; to 0 07 New York, Nov. 26. -Beeves -Re- _ ---- - ---- -- -- -- - ceipts at two markets, 671 head; 25 Geese per lb .................. 0 05 to 0 06 Yorkers, $3.60 to $3,62; mixed packers' Poultry -The offerings to -day were cars on sale; Steers slow and weak; , hickena per pair............ 0 3p to 0 35 rou rh butcher stock in fair demand grades, $3.fl0 t° $3.62;moditun weights not large, the demand was slow, as d Wool ............................ 0 18 to 0 18 6 and heavy hogs, $3.612 to $3.65; roughs, usua! after Thanksgiving Day, and and steady; native steers, 4c p 5c; ; 10 to $3.25, stags $2.80 to $3; pigs, prices were unchanged at 7c to 8c for dressed beef steady at 7c to Sic per lb $' for poor to prime native sides. Calves $; lt' $3.65• Sheep and lambs--- turkeys, 6c to flc for geese, 40e to flue The Live Stock Market, --Rede' ts, . 164 head; market steady Receipts about 25 cars of fresh re- for ducks and 25c to 40c for chickens. -' 1 market i dull but t held over; • I3iLled 1-1 it, P le s loads that c Tnd five I , Y t t cat i . p stronger for raisers 1 TORONTO. or v cls and f eg the market opened with it, fairly good steady. Cori on the track here arc' veils, $G to $5.70; grReces, is a $3.50, dc.nDind for lambs and a fairly good quoted nt $8 to $8.50. Toronto Nov.t 26. -There was n hen Sheep and l3 head Receipts at two y I Boded Straw--Thero is not much in - +inquiry for gond bions shee ) vier run of cattle re, the Toronto +oar- unit kets, `L,OLi head; i3§ earl on sale;• itt abrntt stead former rices, ket to -da and as a. result rices were market steady but very dull for sheep; Y P quirt', the market is steady. Cars on y • p hilt Common to fair lots of tl aC d here are (Illntecl at $:). lower in nears ever line. Receipts sheep, $3 to $-1.75; larnhs, $5 to $0• y; yearling' Y Y p llo s Recei ts, 2,278 head; market sheep were dull and full eras Toronto Farmers' Market. were 81 cors, including 1,011 sheep and g - p were about steady; only one load of lambs 6,000 hogs, 2$ calves and 14 weak at $3.60 to $3.90. , COWS. g Chico n, Nov, l6, -(%rattle -Good to C'itnadalambs wart+on sale yeafetday' Toronto, Nov, 26. -The. receipts of g which sold at $5.50 per cwt; larnhs, r odiwe on the street market here to - Export Cattle -were dull. A few extra. steers, $4.75 to $5.50; with cote- choice to )rinse, $1.60 to p p yearlings, 1 day were very small, owing to the rain, hulls sold at 3 to 3}c, choice bringing mon grndes, $3.80 to $4.05; stockers $4.75; fair to good, $4.30 to $4.5(x; culls c more. There were no export steers and feeders were in fair demand at tO common yearlings, s, $4 to $4.26; na and prices aro, unchanged at quotrL- tl p Y g tions. offered. prices ranging from .$3 to $3.70; for tive liambs, choice to extra, $5.05 to Butchers' Cattle -Were weaker, sten -- s to $3.80 to $4.50 for feeders; $5.85, f,tir to good, $,5.40 to $5 60; culls Wheat, white, per hu.:$ `84j to $ 00 medium to choice selling at 2f a Ser,je; calves, $5.75 to $0.50; western, rangers, to common, $4.65 to $5.25; nativesheep, do red.......... 84j to 00 a few fancy cattle sold close to 31e. $3,50 to $4.40. Hogs --Sales rtt (,x- choice to selected wethers, $4.50 to do goose, ............. 78} to 00 treme range of 3,20 to $3.52, the hulk r. Barley per nosh.... , .. 29 to 36 There was aslow demand for Montreal, of the hogs selling rtt $3.30 to $3.•15, $4'715' good to choice mixed sheep, Oats er hush.......... 26 to 27 about four ears being taken for that g' $4.]Ci to $4.40; common to fair, $3.75 P while pigs went largely at $3.10 to to $4; calls to common, $2.Si to $3.60, RYe per Hush.... , ....... 451j to 40 market. Bales :--Otic cors of heifers $3,M1O, Sheep, $`L.50 to $3 for the poor- Peaa gel hush........ , .. 47 to (10 and cows, over 1,000 lbs. average, $28 COUNTRY PRODUCE. each;.12 heifers, 9UOlbs each, $28; 1 cow, est rap to $4.60 to $1.87 Por the beat Buckwheat per hush..,. 38 to t)0 1,305 lbs, $36; two heifers, 1,850 iHR, $55; flocks; fed westerns, $3.60 to $4,130; Hay . . .......... ........ 8 00 to 975 Toronto, NOV. 20. -Butter -The •earlings up to $5 and prime wetherR Straw... .. 8 (N) to 900 two heifers, 2,200 lbs, 3c per pound, ,•ought $3.50; sales were made of 100 offerings are small, the demand Is good Dressed hogs ......... 5 75 to 6 00 less $1.50; two cattle, 1,(3,50 lbs, $44 for rind the market, is firm. The hest s new laid.......... 16 to I8 choice ewes, averaging 123 pounds, nt [fgg. + the two; one load of mixed cattle, 854 dairy tub is noted tat 16c to 17c and Bartter, lb. roils......... 16 to 17 $4�,5U; {ambs sold at $4.50 to $Ei.35, large rolls at 14c to 15c; medium butter ins average, $2.90 per cwt; 22 choice Receipts -Cattle, 6,500• hogs, 31,000, g do tub, dairy....... 13 to 15 cattle, 1,100 lbs,3lc. is quoted at 12c to 13c. Chickens per part'....... 30 to 50 sheep, G,000. Stockers and Feeders -The demand E gs-The sup ly is fair, there is a Turkeys per lb....... , .. 7 to it Fast Buffalo, Nov. 26. -Cattle -Re- g for light stockers was only fair at 21c 2 loads; rices stead there good demand an the market is steady Ducks per r .......... .. 40 to 61.1 ceipts, y; ro 3c; stock nulls sold atthe same price, � at 15c to 10c for fresh gathered, 12c to Geese ler 11) ............ 5 to 0 were 40 to 45 herr, of veils and calves ► Feeders were in fair demand at 3 to 136 for held fresh and 13jc for limed. Potatoes.neiv ler ba 60 to 00 31c; extra choice might brio R , co side; market for at were steady; 1 g'.' � � g g ° � common to fair 'old at $5.50 to $6; Pd.tatoes-The Offerings are fair, the Spring Iarnlr.. 0 to 7 Sheep and lambs -Export sheep choice to best, $6.50 to $7.25; Heavy demand is good and the mar- Mutton ...... • ......... 6 to 0 were quiet. Offerings were equal to fair calves. $3.75 to $4.50. ' Hogs -Re. k -et is steady. Cars on the track here Beef, fore ............. 44 to Cr} the demand. Prices were from 3c to ceipts, 05 curs; market slow And prices are quoted at 00c. Potatoes Out Of do hind ..... . .... ... 0511 to 08 3,j:c. Lambs steady at $4 to $4,25 each. lower on all grades; good to choice store are at 05c. Veal, carcase, per lb.... 0 06 to 0 08 j� ' :�rYM4• �' - tiLNG6• ..rrlNx- :-,�lyF �eJ, �..�J�'4�" �' y •-- '' � � ..w._ , .. .�,itl�YLd•t611f-1'.]IR..t. - .�Y )