The Herald, 1914-05-08, Page 6PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
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Toronto, May 6.---Flour--Ontario
wheat flours, 00 per cent., 33.86, sea-
board, and at $3.95 to, $4, Toronto.
Manitobizs--k first patents, in jute bass.
33.60; do., seconds, $5,10; strong bat.-
ers% in jute bags, $4, •
Manitobe, wheat—Bay ports --,N0.
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Northern, .96c and No. 2.at 9410
Ontario wheat—No. 2 at $1 to. -$1.02,
outside according to freight and $1.03
to $1,04, on track, Toronto,
Oats—No. 2 Ontario oats, 398 to 40e,
outside. and at 43c, „on track, Toronto,
'iVestern Canada" oats, 410 for No. 2, and
at 400 for No. 3, Bay ports.
Peas -900. outside.
Barley—Good malting barley, 56 to
58o, according to quality.
Rye—No. 2 at 63 to 64c, outside,
Buckwheat -808, outside.
Corn—Noy 3 American, 728c, all rail,
Toronto.
Bran—Manitoba bran, $25 to $26 a
tan, in .bags, Toronto freight. Shorts,
326 to $28.
Country Produce.
Butter—Choice dairy, 19 to 20c; in-
ferior,
n=
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prints, 22 to10 o23e creamery prints, fresh,
25 to 260;; do., storage prints, 23 to 24c;
solids, storage, 22 to 23c,
Eggs -21 to 92o per dozen, in case
lots.
Honey—Extracted, in tins, 108 to 110
dozen for No. ;
No. 1,and $353 to for No. 2..25 per
larCheese—Newge, and 15 to 1530 for 4t v3 a 150 Thr
Beans—Baud-picked, $2.15 to $2.20
per bushel; primes, 32,10 to 32.15.
Poultry Fowl, 16 to 180 per lb.;
chickens, 19 to 20e; ducks, 17 to 18c;
geese, 15 to 16e; turkeys, 20 to•23c.
Potatoes—Delawares are quoted at $1
on track, here.
Seeds.
Wholesale seed merchants are selling
Ib, basis: seedsedeto
No. trade,e $19on the to 320-
1;
do., No. 2. 317.60 to $13.50; alsike, No.
1, 320.50 to 321; do., No. 2, 317 to US;
2 l 37 `25 "to 37,60: alfalfa. T3o. 1 50; � 314b to
315; do., No. 2, $13 to 313.60.
Provte1oas.
.Baoon Dong clear, 16 to 16c per lb.,
In case its. Hams—Medium. 18 to 1880;
do., heavy, 17 to 180; rolls, 15 to 158c;
breakfast bacon, 18 to 19c; backs, 22 to
240.
Lard—Tierces, 123o; tubs, 13c; pails,
Montreal Markets.
Mont 'eat. May 3. -Corn, American
No. 2 5•ilow. 77 to 7780. Oats, Cana-
dian We..tern; No. 2, 43c; Canadian
Western, No, 3, 425e. Barley, Man. feed,
00 W 51c. Flour, 1,1an., Spring wheat pa-
tents, iligts, $5.60; seconds, $5.10;
strong,. haters, 34.90; Winter patents,
choice, $5.15 to $6:50; straight rollers,
34.70 to ..4.90; straight rollers, bags,
$2.20 to, 3'_35. Rolled oats, barrels,
34.5s; bag=. 90 lbs., 32.15, Bran„ $23.
Shorts, 325. Middlings, oer28. ton car Note,
333 to.33? Hay,
33.4 to 315. Cheese, finest westerns,12
to 1330;', finekt''easterns, 118 to 1130.
Butted, choicest Bggs, fresh, 223 to
seconds, 25c; No. 1 stock, 21c. Po -
2.,c; sele0ted,
t,rtoes,„per bag, . Car lots, 85 to 95c.
Winnipeg Grain.
Winnipeg, May 5.—Cash—wheat--
No. 1 Northern, 9030; No. 2 Northern,
381c No. 3 Northern, 37o; No, 4, 832c;
'NO. 6, 78c; No. 6, 73c;• feed, 68c; No. 1
rejected seeds, $61e; No. 1 rejected
N.seeds, 343e; NO. 2 , 868c;iNo. 2 smut y, 84eJected seeds, 3c;
1�*01 smutty,
No. 3 smutty. 818c; No. 1 red Winter,
91c; No. 2 red Winter, 895c; No, 3 red
Winter 872.0. Oats—No. 2 C. W., 353e.
Barley—No. 3, 453e; No, 4, 443o; re-
jected. 421c; feed, 418c. Frax—No. 1
N: W.C., 31.333; No. 2 C.w., 31.208;
NO. 3 C:W, 31,223.
United States lYtarlcets.
Minneapolis, May 5: Wheat—May,
898.0; July, 903e; No. 1 hard, 948e to
948c; No. 1 Northern, 918 to 933c; No. 2
Northern, 899 to 9190. Corn—No. 3 yel-
low, 63 to 6380. Oats --No. 3 white,
36 Duluth,May i5. Lour id seed,ncash, $1.54;
July, l Wheat—No.
333e; No. ; 14frty, 1Northen,22c; No
2 Northern, 903c; July, 92%c.
Dive Stook Markets.
Toronto, May 6,--Cattle—Choice but -
. m
ohers', 31.75 to 33.25; good medtu,
37.40 to 37.60; common cows, $6 to
$6.25; canners and cutters, $3,60 to $4;
choice tat cows, 38.50 to 37.30.
Stackers and feeders. -Steers, 800 to
900 lbs„ 37.25 to $7,50; ,good. 700 to 800
lbs., 37 to 37.30; light, $6,25 to 37.
Calves—Good veal, 38,75, to $10.25;
common, 34.75 to 37.
Sheep and lambs—light ewes, 33.50
to $7; Spring •,lambs, 36 to $10; iambs,.
yearlings, 39 to $9.75; but with 75c per
head
ogs- $8 90 to $3 ted and wck ate ed;
$5.20 to 39.25, off cars; 38.60 to 38.65
f.o.b.
Montreal, 3ra,y 5. --Choice steers at
$8.25 to $8,50; good at 37.75 to $8; fair
at $6,75 to $7,25. The lower grades
sold from 35 to 36, and butchers' cows
fro35.50 to 37.50, and bulls from 35
39.7 6 perper owt ,wt. weiglhed off eard s. o Spring,
lambs, 33 to 3G each, as to size and
quality. Yearling lambs, 38 to $9, and
old sheep at 36 to $7 per cwt, Calves
sold front $3 to 310 each, as to size and
quality.
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cream tartar. Boil until it is brittle in
cold water. stir frequently to keep
from burning. 'When nearly done, add
soda and melted butter. Turn out on
buttered pans; flavor. Pull until a pale
yellow.Cut with shears or scissors in
small pieces and do up in oil or war
papers.
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Half -cup of Melted Butter.
3 Tablespoons Vinegar.
Half -Teaspoon Create Tartar.
Quarter=reas7oon Soda.
Flavoring.
Children like Crown Brand Corn Syrup because
of its delicious, sweet flavor. It is a wholesome
food that makes plainer foods taste nicer, Bread
and butter with Crown Brand Corn Syrup is a
treat for children. 1¶ It is excellent too for
sweetening cakes and pastry, and for making
taffy and home made candy. Try it on pancake
and fritters. It costs very little.
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DUKE OF ARGYLL DEAD.
Governor-General ofi Ca:nada From
187S to 1888.
Cowes, Isle of Wight, May 3.—
The Duke of Argyll, son-in-law of
the lane Queen Victoria, and former
Governor-General of Canada, ,died
last night att East Cowes, aged 69.
Ile was taken ill a week ago with
double pneumonia and his condition
rapidly grew alarming.
COUNTERFEIT $10 BILLS.
Canadian Bank of Commerce Issues
Warning to the Public.
John Douglas Sutherland Camp-
bell, ninth Duke of Argyll, was born
in 1845 in London, and in 1871 he
married Princess Louise, the fourth
daughter of Queen Victoria. He
took a leading part in polities atter
three years, experience as private
secretary to his father in the Indian
Office, from 1868 to 1871. He con-
tested Bradford in 1892, and in 1895
he was 'elected by the Unionists of in. `which damages are avwarded are
South Manchester, and he repre- far the improper seizure of, the fish -
seated that constituency in the
House of Commons until 1900. La-
ter he was offered the Governor -
Generalship of Australia, which he
declined.
. He came to Canada in 1878 as
Governor-General, and after a suc-
cessful period at Ottawa he return-
ed in 1883 to England and wrote a
number of volumes, including
"Menlories of Can•a,d,a and So'ot-
la nd" (1884), "Calvadian. Pictures"
(1885), "The United States After
the War," "IMperial Federation,"
tales and poems, and he even wrote
aplay.
During the Duke's stay in Canada
his, name was given to a number of
towns and settlements in the, differ-
ent hon-
orary
c
enat provinces, and
ovary degrees from tine Ireedin,g uni-
versitie•s:
Counterfeit $10 notes of the Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce of the issue
at present i>n use are in ui,rculati.on
in Hamilton, Ont.
Tlle'counterfeits whi.Gh have sofar
been seen are numbered 452,4'17, in
red over black, whereas the genuine
notes now issued by the bank are
numbered in blue. The colors used
are -also much deeper in tint than
those of the. genuine notes, espeeial-
ly tbs yellow and red an the face.
On the hack there are two or three
taws in the design, apparently
made by blots, which appear on the
word .."ba'z k" whore it occurs nt the
foot of the note. The counterfeits
are couittersi;ned by H, O'Reilly.
Commission ab Washington, and in
which judgment has just been de-
livered, Edmund L. Newcombe, K.
C., Deputy Minister of Justice,
argued tite case for the Canadian
Government.
One was the Cadenhead case,
where damages were claimed by the
estate of Miss Cadenheaad, an inno-
cent spectator, shot at Fort Brady,
Mich., by a United States sentry
many years ago. The sentry fired
at a, deserter and the, shot acciden-
tally struck the womaan. The award
is $2,000.
Another case is that of La Caana-
dienne, a, Government boat, dam-
aged by collision in the St. Law -
and 'his wife, atnd as the boat was
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NOTED DIVINE DROPPED DEAD
Itev. C. Silve�ster 'Lorne Stricken on
Niagara Boat.
Toronto, May 3.—Rev. C. Silves-
ter Horne, m•eanb,er of the,Ixnperial
Parliament for Ipswich, and a noted
social worker inl I.ondon, dropped
dead aboard the steamer Corona
while coming to Toronto from Nita-
ga.ra Falls onSatturday night. The
deceased was on his way from Bos-
ton to 'Toronto', and spent Saturday
at the Falls with his wife, leaving
there to take the eventing boat due
to arrive in Toronto about 8 O'clock.
He was walking on the upper desk'
snee with an American gunboat. ,enteiring theEta•s�ternl Gap sappetared
The Great North-Western Tele-
graaph C,onnpaany, in athird case, re- to stulmble ove.r a chair and fall to
ceived damages for the caarrying the desk. Althoughmedlical. assris�
away of its cable wt Quaebee by an .tianee was secured `at was' found Ira --
American gunboat, and other carets possible 4x do anything for him, as
hile attack proved to be heart fail-
ure. Assembled to listen to anad-
dress from Rev. C. Si1•vester Horne,
mg vessels Mord Nelson and Fre d -
wick Getnring.
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REMAitH .BLE CASE
Han Blind for TWO Years Can No'iv
See Distinctly.
CANADA WINS FOUR CASES.
Damages A.war1'letl for the Seizure
of Iwo Fishing Vessels.
Otttaw,a:, May $.' Word was re-.
oeived by the Department of Justice
on Saturday that Canada has won
four out of the five cases recently
argued before they. Peseu,niary Claims
A despatch from Quebec says : A
remarkable naso of tb7e sudden re-
covery of sight through being struck
on tllie nose by a piece of wood, is
that of Mr. Henri R. Germain, an
employe of the local agency of the
Marine and Fisheries Department,
who resides at I3eauport. Mr. Ger-
main has been practically blind for
over two years past, following a se-
vere attack of inflammatory rheu-
matism, He was chopping wood at
his home when apiece' flew up and
struck him on the bridge of the
nose. This severed .i>:• 'Min, and as.
a result Mr. Germain lost "much
blood, which was binek in color.
Imnnedia.tely.after Mr,Germain dis-
covered that he could see di,rtimtiy:
Strange to, say, he felt riopain when
struck by the piece of - wood,
Galt Board of 'Trade tan, a one -day
whirlwind campaign added two hun-
dred ,,said fifty names to its member-
ship roll.
TIIE NEWS 1 A PM(A
Elpp ; 1tit,S'F1t031 alt 1.
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:3 UTSII a'LL.
Canada, ,the Empire and the
In General Iieiore Vo
Lges.•
Canaria.
Nearly • a hundred brid
Caine to Canada `by the•
steamer Saturday, which do.
Montreal on Wednetsdwy. •
Captain R. G. Kendall,
der of the Canadian .Bac
Ruthenia, has been appoint
twin of the Empress of I$1
Judge Charbonuneaa has
the finding of the Montreal
Board, which cut off the lie
five cabarets, following n
tests on. behalf of citiz
churches.
The trustees of Queen' s
sity expressed their app rok
the offer of Major R. W.
for a, military residence,
pointed a. committee to co
hint regarding details.
The Mayor of Maissorlaneu
will compel the street rail
parry to give a continuou
and refrain from turning
the barn before reaching
the route. by ordering the
all car crews who Offend.
Mrs. Harriet Shunn, of
Ont., received word throng
of old country lawyers that
joint heir to an estate in
that is valued at $11,000,00
Shunn, who is about fifty y.,
with her husband, has bee
dent of London most of
They are in comfortable
stances.
the notead Congregattiaomal pastor
and parliament erman, the congrega-
tion which filled the Metropolitan
Church on Sunday .afternoon was
shoelr.ed to learnfrom the opening
words of the chairman, Sir John
Gibson, .iihaat, instead of an address
from tee great ,sealed worker, they
were to assist cit his mteenaria5a ser -
viae..
$320,000 FOR ROAD S.
Great Britain.
The House of Lords Cc
called Lord Murray's dei
Marconi shares "errors c
meat."
The building trade emp
London, Eng., have rejec
terms of settlement offere+
masters by a vote of 23,000
though 20,000 people, mail
combatants, have been loni
verge of starvation.
- Two suffragettes disgui
ters of Charity raided the
Wales' 'rooms at Oxford on
the first day of the new i
his Royal Highness was n
dense, having gone on a
the ba,ttleship Collingwe
brother.
United States.
The Court of Customs
'INew York denied the free
wood pulp from. Canada.
General.
'Countess Trepolo is o
Rome, ,charged with the 1
Captain .O.ggtiore, her
orderly.
The fortress of San .
Ulna, at Vera Cruz, • not
centuries as perhaps the f
son on the American cont
been ordered by Re
Fletcher to be completed
immediately.
The "A B C" media
the Governments 'of Fr
many and Great Brittain
request President Wilso
draw his insistence that
to be elimmnnbed from the
al Presidency of Mexico
tion precedent to the co
peaao. The three Europ
have refused: •
TURNED TIDE AT; G1GT'.
A System of Roads for the County
of Oxford.
A dsspatoh from Woodstock says :
At to -day's special session of the
Oxford County Council an order -in-
Council was read authorizing an ex-
penditure of 1320,000 on asystem of•
county roads. -for Oicford, with the
proviso that only $60,000 shall be
spent in one year. A by-law was
istroduced providing for the raisi»g•
of the latter amount among the var
ious munieipalifiies.
NI-
ugar
does make the
bread and butter
taste good!"
I. T is when you spread
h out on bread or
pancakes, fruit or
porridge, that you notice most the sweetness and perfect
purity of REDPATH Extra Granulated Sugar. Buy it in the
2'arid 5Ib. Sealed Cations, �r in the 10, 20, 50 or. 100Ib,,
Cloth Bags, and you'll get the genuine .t'1..,,, it, , absolutely.
clean, jug as. It left the refinery. as
CAW+.61%, ;SUGAR REFINING, CO., LIMITED, g, MONTREAL.
-Last of 'Great Comuuand
War Dead.
,New York, May 3. -Maj
Daniel E. Sickles died
hie home, 23 Fifth Amin
boon quite ill since Marc]
suffered, a ihemb.r•rha;g+e.
ward Sickles, M'ajor-Ge,
.tired, was the last of the
menders of the Civil Wa
spomded tto Lincoln's fir,
volunteers. ..,He rvaaised zit
• a ▪ ter rte.gim,ent. He led the;
tie, 41,1waya with minivan
very and distinction. ;A
he turned the tide at
and earned a soldier's in
ASIATIC RACES E
Or'der•In.coiluei1 hlecoif
ou . tiny .81.
Vancouver, B, C., Apri
tics of all races -will be •
entry into Canada andel
tsrpretattitin order -in, -t
897. The new intsrtpr
made the order -in -Cote
•ble to Chinese, Jaapnnec
dots; and will become
May 81.