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isit \Vor- \V or- ' ' ..95 3 -92 495 rfié @333 1.le “’or- ined- .45 eat] y ("a M y .45 at .at is on “WWII Point. ‘Among 1h 03‘ ‘ Saturday mm‘ni Wflhemp’ the W ‘ho will follow < “hr £0! a ommL \ (Daily Free Press, Aug. 25.) 3- Robert Gartshore, of Minder: ‘31“ W- Rudkin, of Peterborc'. \MI'. Ala J. FoldJS 9: PM for V 33in town "MI’R B 'asintOWn £31335 Susie refirmed :51 “gum tOâ€"day. McGil], of Peterborc», tO-day. Perkins, trained nursg, ’60 Hamilton. C-Taggett, of Port Perry, May on business. morning. ~Mr. am] ‘MkWOOd, 5 fit?) frirnds -.\Ir. G Hen-m « of Toronto, is pvnding a few; 1 '.> in town with â€"-'1de5. Alumni 1117‘. Hall. of Ball‘s Land- 1Rivera \‘irtiing x: L nds in town on Saturday. (Daily New Prvss, Aug. :34.) -Eena1(»r m1 Mrs. McHugh were ‘3 Bobcaygwn la” Friday. 426: Mr. Munro, of Oakwood, -y-»nt a I‘m huurs in town topday. -.\Ii.~.~ Jean (1:~.~ham is visiting frivnds in Kirkfi E-z fur a few days. -}Ir. G Hum K of Toronto, is -p~ndin2 a fez: i '.> in town with {I}? ; 41;, F. Nam-m. 0f the Spratt d: 31er staff. Mt this morning for 53:1;310011. -Mr. Row. M}. uf Peterboro,has gjcrptt’d a puritinn as miller in Mr. Mm Maumir'r’s mill. â€".\Irs. (Dm iunlvn. of Rochester, «fishing hw pun-ms. Mr. and Mrs. jinx-91], Su.~.~vx-.~'t.. for a few days. -.\Ir. O'Nvill. furmerly of town, whohas In...” visiting in town the pastfew days. I'e-turnt‘d this morning M Toronto. athersoi the Diwemm clergy. â€".\Ir. Mm Powvls, of Fenelon ran pa..-e.l Ihmugh town last even- {1210 re~unu his (-mployment at Pe- Mborn. aftr r an absence of three :mmhsthrmmh Illness . -)lrs. Stanwlm left this morning forXew York and Chicago, where she wzllaneml the fall millinery opening and «Jen the lutwst novelties in mil- fanery and inm-y goods for the full L311 holiday 1111119. wn Visiting “133' kuin ‘Mr. R. (‘n -.\Ir an. is â€"\'-n \nhdzumn Casey and Rev. r, {011m 1m 8 n-turned from Peter- Mm. «here Hm werv in retreat with ~.\[r. T gm. CARPENTE ‘ ~ and and all 103%": ”f repair work. ' b‘ n :rzpcialty (0111]er JO 5 * . ‘ AND BRAINSâ€"All des- sEWERS mpu’ons oi S'W'v't‘l' laterals, water- works and tilt- .lx'ainage. ' . y REST, LINDSAY ADDRESS 55 = 9:. .‘~ Printing Office. (Daily f ..)Ir. “1 it this HWY -Mr. Dan .wn this In â€".\lr. .X. X W at the ‘ 411'. Wm. med after *Unune. Allan was verv POP‘l‘ While in town, and will be missed Many friends. 'nry Ldkv Spent a f ‘ follc'm' 2qu mm: occupation a coupl» of months. Alaln Gartlan‘ late of the A» S estabhshment, left on 53" 1' Vancouver, BC, to seek ’unv- .7 Agaonan Bank of Com over (L COF I, nCF Aent and William St - s. .. nn WE. iam-st Phone 272 ‘91! {YIN F!':‘z‘ Press, Aug. 22.) , Thurston. of Dunsford, .ming ful‘ Saskatoon. mm. uf Rosedale, was 1:1 mwrning on business. Nivwn. ui Haliburton, is a 9 Simpson house to-day. ,. inrster. 0f Dunsford, re- 2' mending a few days in NE 3mâ€" L...,DS D...Ds, Mung-“w“, of Canning- Unzrx- in town this f 49,2] Ccllege of Dental Ontario, and \Honor Toronto University. Inwrovements conducive um minimum amount s‘ihb W'rnt \Vest 11 I was \Ir. Ernie . ' A ' 1““ n threSher’ w mme occupation of. months. comma-ran. T .‘sm Armitage, of ~:"nxwh’z:~' in town ‘zznv-S. of town, ' I» mend a few " ‘>~' \‘.'(1( K1, ‘. ho has been .1 for the past hume at Ball’s this evening .' . he will spend 4‘ this journal. ~ ut' Brantford, xnmmed to town (â€"All kinds of ca ,= private walks and floors, foundations, r juinezd here by / came up from MCMAHAN9 Victoria-ave. )1' Toronto on Ilfn. who has :«tumcd Sat- r it y editor of fm-nwrly 0i 1'.-w weeks at in the Spratt morning for ma. N.W. Mrs. No. through The Free Press, thanks to my many- . assisted me in the recent FreePrelsS tri'p competition. I 8? ‘ much the efforts of those me to becbme a succeed“: ‘ ~ ‘ (“I 1 During the storm that the Bancroft section last sidence of Mr. W. Wigs“; Faraday, were struck by l: the family had an almost escape. The bolt struck the house and passed (1 bedroom on the first floor. the Bancroft sectio sidence of Mr. W. Wiggins,_ clerk of Faraday, were struck by lightning and the family had an almost miraculous escape. The bolt struck the gable of the house and passed down into a. bedroom on the first floor. From there it went out under the door to the” ' a portion of pieces up to the ceiling. It finally? made its exit through the kitchenfl where Mrs. Wiggins was at work, and she was, badly shocked. There. were seven peOple in the house at the time, and at 3.11 ‘ - ' Mn...“ . a do: was killed» 1'“? venous. 71m dog was m...“ building was damaged to the of about $40, but- the loss ‘ covered by‘ insurance. , â€"Mr. Chester Mills and family, of Pittsburg, Pa., are guests of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Mills, east word. They intend spending a few weeks at Sturgeon Point or Pleasant Point, in the hope of catching a few of the big fish associated with me- mories of the Scugog. â€"Mr. W. J. Cairns, superintend- ent of bridges and buildings on this division of the G.T.R., left yesterday for Allandale. This is Mr. Cairns’ first official trip since the unfortun- ate accident a couple of months ago at Peterboro, where he had -his leg broken. by a runaway team. â€"Dr. Geo. Dowsley,.of Toronto, and Wm. H. Harris, Edward R. Dunk;and ‘A. Allen, of Port. Perry, formed a party of tourists registered at the Royal hotel for the -last few days. They have bee ntouring the Kawar- thas and enjoying their outing to the full. LIGHTNING HITS ' _.DOG KILLED Bl SAFE. â€"Mr. Ed. Wakely, hardware mer- chant, of Lethbridge, Altal, is visiting old friends and relatives here, after an absence of about six years. w He is the guest of his brother, Mr. J. W. Wakely, our well-known dry goods merchant. , â€"Mrs. J. V. McNaulty and daughter, Miss Ruth, left this morning via‘ 0. RR. for Montreal, where they will be guests of her brother, Mr.’ Jer. Britton, Optician and prescription oculist, for a couple of weeks. â€"Mr. F. H. Dobbin, managing edi- tor of the Peterboro Review Printing Co., was; in town yesterday, and spent the night at Sturgeon Point, the guest of Mr. Wm: Flavelle. â€"Mr. D. J. PoWers, accountant on the Ottawa section of the G.T.R., is visiting Lindsay relatives and friends, accompanied by Mrs. Powers and children. -â€"â€"Mr. A. H. Ross, representative of the De Laval Cream Separator, Mon- treal, has returned to- town, after an enjoyable vacation at his home jn Paisley. â€"â€"Messrs, F. and Chas. Woolfendon, of Detroit, left for Rosedale yesterday to join their friend, Dr. H. Knowl- son, of the Shannon-Knowlson party. â€"Miss Gladstbne left for the city yesterday. She was accompanied by her niece and nephew, Miss Marg- aret and Master Willie Gladstone. â€"â€"Mr. and Mrs. Warren returned 1'0 their home in Buffalo, after spending a. pleasant visit at the home of Mr: T. Bra'ly. Fenelon â€"Mr. Rogers and son, Leo, have re- turned from Toronto and Buffalo, where they spent a week visiting friends. â€"Mr. and Mrs. D. McDougall and family have returned from a much en- joyed camp on one of our northern lakes. â€"Mr. Greenway, of the firm of Phil- lips Greenway, fruit dealers, Port Hope, was in town today on business. 'â€"Miss M. Gray, Colborne-st.ar11’v ed home this morning for a few days‘ vacation at Fenelon Falls. ' â€"Mr. A. T. Soanes, who has been visiting at Balsam Lake, : passed through town last evening for Buffalo â€"Miss Marjorie Campbell, of €20; ronto, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ff Touchburn, Glenelg-st. Jul. Lcuua. ‘. â€"-Miss Bessie Bowman, of thé'yhorth ward, has returned from a. vi‘sit' with Mariposa friends. ' ~_, -- “quulw, spent a few hours-it; tawn to-day. â€"Mr. E. T. Campbell, of Toronto, was in town to-day on business. â€"Miss Hazel Mitchel} his returned from a. pleasant visit with Peterboro friends. ‘- " ed this spent a few was in Miss McCarty, Glenelg-stu return this morning it -Mr. F. Peake. of Cambemord 7‘ at a few hours in town to-day 1‘ -.Mr G T. Mitchell, of ModtreaLi CARD .OF THANKS. HITS THEIR HOME g. It finally' where sh the kitchen. iTrip as at worbi cked. The‘re house at the decided 5‘ d seemé mar. Mr. Di‘ killed. The here In t . N FAMILY WOO‘DVILLE. Mr.- and Mrs. G. Prouse, and daugh- ter Zena, visited friends in Oakwood last week. Miss Alice Hill is visiting friends in London and Toronto. Miss Stoddart, also Miss Annie Mc. Leod of Beaverton, are visiting Miss Toot Stoddart. ' Miss Margaret Ferguson leaves on Wednesday evening for Lindsay, wher she will meet the Posts’ Free ' y bound for Quebec. Mr. M. J. Murchison’s\ ten days sale afar-ted on Saturday last and was a unvaâ€" Thos. F. Smith, coupling for crusher ................... E. Tiers, bal. commission ord John. Mitchell commission 0rd ’VA “Odo-'â€" E. Tiers, bal. commission order 75.00 John. Mitchell commission order 75.00 Geo. Brooks, extra ............ - 75.00 Geo. Brooks, moving crusher.. 5.00 On motion of Mr. Mitchell, the Council adjourned, to meet Friday, September 25th. passed: C. P. R’. freight on crusher ..$ 6.65 W. Wray, statute labor re’d, ’07 3.00 W. A. Ellis $1, Sil Thurston $4, 5.00 N. Aldred, $2,‘L. J. Hunter $1, 3.00 Bob. Ind., printing, advertising 31.70 J. H. Brandon, lab. for crusher 2.38 Postage to date ................ 6.08 Express charges on crusher .. .40 Jos.'Heard, oil. etc., crusher.. 11.00 Expense moving crusher to 10.50 Dunsford ................... H. Thurston, sheep killed by dogs .................. 13.33 Bioolis, Green,â€"That $35 be ad- vanced to Mr. Brooks, to be charged to this division out of commission as expended for next year. On motion of Mr; Brooks and Mit- chell, the following accounts were Mr. Hetherinton made a statement as to the cost of setting up crusher. He had received $30.72, and paid cut $29.63, leaving a balance of $1.09 in favor of the municipality. Mr. Brooks explained that he over- run his. commission about $45, and would like a special for that amount. The crusherltook more than he ex- pected, and he had so many path- masters over-running the amount ap- propriated, many had exceeded from $1 to $7. ,, ,A _ . Mitchâ€"eh, Tiers,â€"â€"That the salary of the collector be $55. The by-law was passed accordingly. ' The Warden spoke briefly, and Mr. McNeillie concisely stated the opin- ion of affairs. While this was now 3a county bridge, recent legislation al- lowed the two municipalities to agree as to cost of maintenance. Mr. Wat- son proposed that if Verulam would assume the maintenance of the ap- proaches or solid structure, the coun- ty would build a new bridge with ce- ment abutments and assume cost of the structural portion for all time. The committee supported this propos- al and left. it with the Council, as they had to catch the train. Mitchel ,;I‘_iers,-'-That J. B. Kennedy be appointed collector. On motion of Messrs. Mitchell 'and Hetherington, it was decided that’the Council do not feel justified in accept- ing the County proposition re Emily bridge, and will stand by the judg- ment. Hetherington, Green, â€" That John Flett be appointed collector. Mri-Brooks, as chairman, declared Flett appointed. Mr. McNeillie paid $75, the share of the county stone crusher, Verulam having purchased a stone crusher of its' own. CARD OF THANKS, (To tbs Editot of The Free Press.) _..- ,4 13-3111 on: Consideration was-given to the levy of rates, and the only controllable .one, the township rate, was, on mo- ‘tion‘ of Messrs, Green and Mitchell, placed at three m‘ills. ' A committee of the County Coun- Cil, Dr. Mason, Warden, J. R. McNeil- lie Clerk. T. Watson, Taylor Parkin, who had been met by Mr. Tiers, ad- dressed the Council as to an amicable settlement of the proportion of cost of maintenance re Emily Creek bridge, and also the costs already incurred by the township. John J. Thurston wished to know if the Council would fence the, gravel pit they had from him, or convey it back to him. On motion of Green and ’Brooks, it was decided to trans- fer the pit to Mr. Thurston, provided he agreed to fence theflpit and sold gravel to the municipality at same rate as charged for it at other parts of the township. Council met on Monday in Bobcay- geon, and in‘ the temporary absence of the Reeve, Mr. W. Hetherington, was moved to the chair. The usual- batch of correspondence was presented. CONFERENCE WITH A COMMIT- - TEE FROM THE COUNTY COUNCIL. ‘ . Transact Business [y allow of your GRAIN AND PRODUCE QUOTA. TIONS FOR OUR READERS. The Prices Ruling on the Lindsay Market Peterboro Times: Mr. E. Elcome, taxidermist, has completed the mount- ing of some” large lunge. They are a 29-pound maskinonge from the Rock- land House, Bobcaygeon; a 24-pound lunge from the Eastwood House, Buck- horn, and a 6-pound bass from the Darcy House, Burleigh Falls. â€"Bowman'ville News: Observation convinces us. that ten dollars don't last as long as ten cents did with our forefathers. We spend more for sockt and suspenders than grandfather did for his Sunday clothes, and still we wonder .what is the matter with the world that it does not grind out as many rich blessings as it did a cen- â€"-All speed records of the Pennsyl- vania system were broken Friday, when a special train ran from Pierce- ton to Warsaw, nine miles. in four minutes. A speed in excess of 100 miles an hour was maintained the en- tire distance. a â€"A small blaze occurred. in the Grand Trunk yard Saturday after- noon, caused by a spark from an on- gine. The round house brigade ex- tinguished it in a couple of min- utes. â€"Mr. A. Dundas, of Feuelon Falls, was taken to the Ross Memorial hos; pital Saturday in the ambulance. Mr. Dun‘das was unidenly taken i'l with typhoid fever and his speedy re- covery is wished for by 'all. â€"Tomatoes were never so plentiful and cheap, thanks to the quarrel among the canners. When the com- binsters fall out the “people generally get their due. â€"Peterboro City Council will ask for the deportation of a number of English families who are likely to remain charges on the relief depart- ment. â€"A meeting of Cambray branch of the Woman’s Institute will be held at the residence of Mrs. W. B. Feir on Sept. 2nd. A large attendance is re quested. Hens, we. Chickens, 75c. Beef cattle, 40. to 5Xc. per lb. Beef, retail, So. to 18¢. Pork, retail me. to 15¢. per lb» New hay, 88 to S9 Old hay. $9 to $10. â€"Midland Argus: The blue berry crop has been an extraordinary one this year, and very large quantities have been gathered and sold. â€"-A cement sidewalk is being laid on the south side of the Academy of Music, which will add greatly to the appearance of the building. Ducks, $1 Hogs. $6.75. Live hogs, $6.25 per 0'“ Live 11038. 86-50 per Wt- --A- fire escape has been erected (n the north side of the Academy of Music, which will add greatly to the safety of the theatre-goers. â€"Major F. Holmes Hopkins has received word from the Prpvincial Secretary’s Department that. he nus been given the commission of notary public. Small peas, 65c. bush. Rye, 65¢. per bush. Buckwheat, 50¢. per bush. Barley, 45c.-50c. per bush. Oats, old, 40¢. per bush. White oats, new,,35c. per bush. New potatoes. 70c. to me. bush Eggs, me. per doz. Butter, fie. per lb. Chickens. 75c. -â€"-The fire escape, which is being rapidly erected at the Collegiate In- stitute, will be finished by the op ening of school. â€"Mr. Robt. Kennedy's mill on Wel- lington-st. has been greatly improved by amew extension being built to the east end. THE WEEKLY FREE Par-39. â€"-Di'. “McCulloch leaves. for Scotland on Monday to take a course in sur- gery at the Edinburgh hospitals. ., â€"Fishm ahd Game Inspector Brad- shaw speaks of ducks as being very plentiful this year on the back lakes. Flour, best‘Manitoba. $3.00 per cwt. Flour, Manitoba, $2.80 per cwt. Rolled Oats, $2.40 per cwt. â€"Mr. A: Marshall, COIbome-st.. has improved his home :by introducing the .town waterworks. 1' ‘ ;The~ naxnevof the Hotel Netional, PetrbOro, is to be changed to Hotel Dennison, ‘after the present prOprie. tor. _+A localrbbot and shoe firm made an assignment Tuesday. -â€"Mr. Wm. Stone, Colborneâ€"st., is having a new barn erected. -Age makes no difference to the man who is determined to ’feel young. Egiiv;l;e;t: 75c. pér bush. Spring wheat, 70¢. per bush. Goose wheat, 70¢. per bush. TOWN TOPICS FI’. JosEPH‘S CONVERT. w-v‘aâ€" "WW .â€" 50c higher; mm' flwbuttermllV ”mkfiand Intern caves. at ; common. choice mil. ”wO.5Q:__cul “89 to “3:31-5:8- the market In thi- condldon this d18- couruzlnz ndvleee from nbmd have lent llttle etrect on buyer-3' views. The de- mand was good for all otter-inn and sales at selected stock were mrde. 8.90 to $7.10 per cwt. weighed of! the an. East Buffalo cattle Market. celpu.smbend;ncm'ean410cwuc hitter; inferior quality attend; who men. 86 to 8.50; shipping. 8.5 to $5.6; butchm'. “.50 to 85.“; belt: 83.75 to 86.50: cows. $3.15 :0 85: bulk. 82. m 50; stocks" and feeders. 83.5 to 8450: stock we". 33 to 83-50: Mum“?! m- OX I m .FU. nuvw .- “I'll“ v. W per cwt. Th 11! due to the not "In the smiles coming forward or late have not been more than aumdeat to an ac- tual locgl Menu. gyqulg. with at age to Elbe per 1b.. 1nd grin-sored a 21.44: to me. In spite of the mker cable advices? from Liverpool. Landau and Bristol on Canadian beam int week. which noted a decline in priceâ€" at 1' to 3- w cwt.. a etronxer feeling developed in the local market for hon ihle morn- ing and prices. as compared with those of a M330. phoy u} ndnge of 30¢ ”a uv- â€" -_ " 8i to 84.75 (or lairiy good. :4 to “.5 for fair. $.50 to 3-75 for comma. $2.59 to $.25 Mr inferior and canning bulls aold at 81.60 to 81.75 and 82 per cwt, Receipts of sheep and lambs were larger than they have been for aome time past. {or which the demand was good from both local and export buyers. and a fairly active trade was done. The condition or the market was unchanged from a week ago, Prices were well maintained. with sale of sheep for export account at 4: and culls at age to ac per lb. In iamha the feeling was firm and for good to' choice demand for aalvee_ was good and as the ,- -a_-‘_‘ __l_-- ___IA‘ rupply wu 33518711.: limited ca ruled firm.wlthn__l_uothodtoc Seestock L -___l __-_ A-‘ luil. “MI vu-v-uwâ€" --_- Hi", , ' but the best be!!! found it difficult to ti“ their wants. The supply of common and inferior cutie was ample for all require- ments. Cable advices on Bntunday from uverpool reported the weather good. with trede slow. noted a decline in price. for Americnn and Cenndinn steer: of “c per in. end ranchers Kc. u comfered with those of e week ago. but in up to of the (act there was tome inquiry from ex- porter- wd a fair truce would have been done in this direction if the proper clue of stock could have been nbmlned. Bt~tchers_pgid :5 _io_ 85.10 for _the best beef, I ‘_ .l" ‘A- 'Mn 'Ilv w wwâ€" ”v--- v as the bulk were in bob}: éon’dluon um good to cholc¢ heifers were source. I: tact loan bqtchgr, who handle nothim ,,_n 1‘ Alan-..l. 1‘ “I "If 3329p m mun-3. -V nu..â€" â€"-.. ". calves. There was no actual chance in the condition of the market tar cattle since this day week. The 5 ply was larger by 150 head. but the an ty of the stock showed little or no improvemen Sheep and hubs. Export sheep sold at $4 to “SLWI. 83 to 83.25: yen-Imus. st $4.50; lambs sold 1: 86 to 8.65 and 8 per cwt. Home. Gunm. Limited. quote selects fed and watered. at $660 at the met-keg. and 86.5. to b.. an. at country points. Montronl Livi Shock. HON‘I‘REAL. Aug. xâ€"(SDechJJâ€"At the Montreal stock yards. west end nur- ket, the J'OOOIQII otMuve 3309‘:th the A..." Cheese. (mu. ID .............. \Honey, extracted ............ A Hmned number of makers 11nd Inm- m sold at :30 to $56 each. Veal (hives. Aboutmmlulmaoldttflto” per cum. and two or three wives of ex- tra quality.j6.50 per 31". Prime picked lots sold at 84.!) to 3 leads or good, 84R) to 8.8): medium. “- ;o 84.50: common. 83.75 to 8410; cows. :2. $4.50 'per 6!“. t0 Cables Steadyâ€"Cattle and Host Are Lower at Chicago. LONDON. Aux. Mâ€"liondon cables for cutie are needy at 1156c to we per pound. dressed weight; refrigerator beet u quoted at 1056c to 105% per pound. Toronto Junction Live Stock. TORONTO JUNCTION, Aug. 24.â€" Receipts of live stock at the Union Stock Yards were 75 carloads, com- posed of 1629 cattle, 304 sheep and 26 calves. Exporters. Elbert s'oou sow st :6 to 86.0. the bulk 50198 at 85.30 to $30; bulls. sold at :4 to 7 New Yeti: Dairy Market. NEW YORK. Aux. Sigâ€"Butter. irregu- iu; receipts. ma; ere-mew ape-dell, 24c: cn-ovnery. extras. me; enamery. third! to tints. 18c to 9259c; state dairy, com- mon to finest. 18c to 23¢: process. com- mon to special. 15c to 213K: western tac- tory. firsts, 19c; western imitation cream- ery. fin-ts. 195% to 20¢. Cheese. quiet and steady: receipts. 7.27: state. full cream specials, 1236c to me; 60.. small colored or white. fancy. 12c: (10., large colored or white fancy. llxc: do.. good to prime. lie to 11m; do.. 00m- mon to fair. sage to We; skims. use to Eggsâ€"Strong: reeelotn. 6531: state. Pennsylvania uni nearby fancy selectfid white. 280 to 3c; fair to choice. 23c to 270: brown and mixed fancy. me: fair to choice. no to 15¢: western firsts. 21c to 2c; seconds. 195g: to ”55¢. Butler. Butter. Butter. wnéEZAugusL'xfi "' bid. October moo bid. Scptempcr‘ 91%: bd. _ gnuâ€"August 4135c bid. Octobu' me llonday Max. All: 3‘. Liverpool what future: cloned «His! *4 lower than Satnrdny. and com toâ€" tnm 16d lower. At Chicago Sept, when closed un- changed from Sammy; Sept. corn 95¢ lover and Sept. out: 55c lower. Winnlpsg Optiono. Following are the clodnx quotation: on Win Mm grain {mug-g: -__ AA- #1, Latest Foreign and Domestic Market Reports Toronto Groin Markoh. Wheat. spring. bulb........” 84 I Wheat. an. bush ....... o 5 Wheat. 300.9. bpsh ........ 0 g fibekwheat. bushel 070 Penn. bushel ..... .....ON Barley. bushel ..... ..... 050 Oats, bushel ....... ...... 045 Toronto Dairy Market. utler. mentor. dairy 0 z; utter. store ‘ots ........... 0 21 utter, creamer-y. lb. c0113.. 0 5 ... ...â€".-‘glrl Anon“ n91 ; tun-13.13: CATTLE MARKETS. {In Err-Pastor Kills Himaelf; New York. Aug ”8â€"111, half blind criticising the church on the score of nutruthtulneee and iminoerity and de- claring that he could not yworahip “America’ s trinity â€"eueceas, pleasure and gold." Rev. Albert Illâ€"Trick shot and killed himself in a room in Mills' Hotel yesterday. He was once pastor torof a Presbylfi' ian'ehnrch in Chicago and Inter had a charge at Saratoga. N- Y., but N no regular pastorate for neural years. Ho‘sâ€"Receipts. soon: market my; choice henvy sprint. 8.75 to 8.9: butch- en'. “.70 lo 87.”; l t. 37.” to 87.19: choice light. 86.6 010 75: lacking. “5 to 8.”: pin. $8.15 to 5-50: bulk 0! Isle! at “.70 to “.81 Sheep m4 lambsâ€"Receipts. 26.000: mu- llet steady; uheep. 3.50 to “,6: Innis. 81.75 to 8.3; you-um. “.8 to 84.6. cm ”arisen. CAXPBELLFORD. Aux. 5,â€"At 1 meeting of the choc. bond held here toâ€"day.wwhiumotta~ad. «cold t me we! hdnnc rah-ed Its-10¢. ‘ “:3“ m0! lam ; “ms. “(a w u w. com 8310 to £9?“ or!” to 88: built. 32.5 um “:36 cum Ito e8220; stacker: and (coda-I. 53-” “-50 M, __4 -_-~-‘ --_-_ Chtcago Liv. Suck. AGO. Aug. Spankâ€"Rood ts. cmgggggt steady; m “.75 to .75: A.- I, -l‘-_. n A- no. L‘.II_ nonâ€"mm no head; slow no So to 10¢ lower; heavy and mixed, $693 to 87,10: yorker-I. $8.1: to 87: maths. 6.50 to 5.90: run. 8‘ to “.50. Sheep and lambsâ€"Receipts. son be“: "m and common lambl. act}. ve and It 3!: good lumbs slow and 10c to 15¢ lower; lambs. 84.5 to an. Nut York Liv. Stock. NEW YORK. Au; Sâ€"Beevuâ€"Re- cents. no; no trading: ream: steady; exports to-dty. (2 come and 73 m; tomorrow. «I» quarters of beef. Calvesâ€"Receipts. 622; mute: am: Veda. N to 9.5; m cum, 35.5 to “'5. éhgcp _nad_ lambsâ€"Receipts. 5911; sheep ...... _‘ AMA- ‘- A -L-‘- ‘1 an 157d} 10- i I to ”1’39“; 81.50 to ; 311009. 33.5 D 51w .- su-ndy : under m 3 o -6" w M. vâ€"-â€"â€". v.- um; lunar 34.75 to :7: culls. um Hugoâ€"Roodpu. 164; no men; to “a”. §35. lambs. ”5.50 to 570 pa- cwt. I.“ up Hu'rll queue ”box prices unchang- edatnsotor-ehcuted MW“ themarketandutor lights, Dramatic-tux 1.po ear-at coun- try point: Feeder- and m NolmdeIMMtoMIb. each, told gt 8.6 to 8.35 and some common light stacker. :t as low It 3.50 per cwt. steep and Ian... About 1100 uheep and lambs were on tale, The quality of 3 large number of lambs was far from being good. Export even told at “g 10‘“!an- nLSS to : very hitch mm m ‘3 and” cwt: but Butchers $430 to “M “'° “ 34.;80 medium number. “to was °°"" moo. 83.50 to u: can. 850w tofl-m- “‘1' net: and bulll._ 3L§0 £0 -350- Veal um: m m In W with a few weeks ego. end sold at 83 to 86.60 per cwt. for the bulk. with 10 calm. the pick or the market. an 87 per cwt. . Inter- and 8 Butchers. The highest pfleee quoted by commis- sion nieunen for best lots or butcher! wue were mom “I! to sun. and then only two 3; the lettu- pace. with 19 only at “.70. that In, there we only 20 cutie out at mum were sported as told at 84.70 or o . . The bulk of the butcher! cettle sol for Ice nun g4 pg- cwt. and A._ ._4 . ____'v_ v There were few maniacâ€"only a. few 1290 In. light cattle. weighing around which were reported .3 selling from 84.89 to 85 But there were very few shippers on file, the Intake; 91-0 bdng eater. Toronto Livo Stock. TORONTO, Aug. 25.â€"-â€"Beeeipts of live stock as reported by the railways were 102 carloads. composed of 1810 cattle, 663 hogs, 14 sheep and lambs and 138 calves. New Yell: Oaicy Market. NEW YORK. Aug 5,â€"Butterâ€"8tendy; unchanged; receipts. ”.938. séheeseâ€"Stendy; unchanged: receipts. Eggsâ€"Finn: receipts 15.472; State Penn- cylvanla and neghby rmcy selected white. we to ”c; good to choice. ac to 28¢: brown and mixed fancy. Sc; ml:- to choice. 3c to 25¢. Buffalo 'Mcrket} LONDON. Aug fiâ€"Londou ables for nuk- are steady at 1159c to 129m: per pound. dressed weight: retflxentor beet Is quoted at 1053c to 1035c per pound. Cables Lowerâ€"Hog: D_rop Lower at i _ Win63”; Options. Following an the m quotation: on ngpipgg _zraln_ tutum: A‘-‘ .1. A_A~‘_A_ m1- Eat Buffalo Cattle Mark“. EAST BUFFADO. A»: 3â€"010ka up“. no haul; slow and steady. Vennâ€"Rants. 75 head: ngflve and 5c Toronto Grain Mgr-ken. Wheat. spring. barium...” 8! c When, (all. bushuw..." 0 5 Wheat, goo... bush........ 0 Wheat. red‘ h......... . 0 Rye. bushel W... o Buckwheat. bathe! . ....... g AMP" Fm £911.Aux. fiâ€"Jlutuhegot Toronto Dairy Market. CATTLE MARKETS. V3? Gilm' unca-o-o-oo oo. loo-on... ranch" _ ,, 5f Winnipeg. Ottawa, Aug. 26.â€"In the Canadian Rifle Leagueâ€"1m school cadets who got positions during the summer shooting were: First. Dundee High School; second, Ottawa public school; third. Edits! County Academy. Ten of each of these schools w_ill_ shoot at seriously. Welland, Aug. 26.â€"-In rigging the wine up to connect with the motor on the main street swing bridge, John Rocket of Thorold received a 12,000 volt shock yesterday. He was up the The Shock knocked St. Petersburg, Aug. 27.â€"Det.ails ere-given in Yekutak newspapers of e revolting ease of cannibalism of the nomadic tribes of Lenuts, living on Che River Korkodin in extreme north- western Siberia. One of the Nomads, driven desper- ate by hunger. devoured the bodies of his brother's wife and four children. Thebodyofhisownsonwasfound 87.50: stacker: and feeders_ 81d) to $4.50. Ho‘s-Receipts. 21,000; market for choice shippers needy, whue fur to good mixed were econ: and 5c to 10¢ higher. Chofice he"! firming. 86.75 to 87.80: butchers'. 8.” to “fl: light mixed. 88-!) to 86.50: choice light. saw to $6.70; peeking, 86 to 8.0: pun. $75 to $5.50. Sheep and Lannaâ€"Receipts. 25ml); mar- ket week and 10c to 15¢ lower; sheep. hm. $4.35 to “.85. cums, m. Steers. mm to 10¢ big-her: bu'la and com. sue-fir: good no choice native steam, sold st 6,5 to 88.56 per (NFL; bulls. $40 31.75; am and W. “.35 to $5.10; cows. sun to $3.6, Exports mâ€"dny. «on qua-mu of beef. Cdveoâ€"Recdpm, 1571. Veda. strong: under made: a fraction higher; grass-s and butter-milks. steady; comma to prune venls. 5.50 to 9.50: a few choice. £9 to $9.15: culls. $4 to 5; gamers and butter-mun. 83 to $115. Sheep 1nd Lambsâ€"Receipts. 9163, Sheep. steady; prime and choice grades, {tr-tn- lambs. slow and 10c lower: sheen sold 3% $330 sag; cups, 8L50; lambs. 84.50 to $7. ---. ‘__ul__. -LAAA-oo "faithâ€"'Heabfi; '51“; feeling. steady: sum and Pennsylvania hon. $7 to 87.15. Chicago Liv. Suck. CHICAGO. Aug. mâ€"Cuueâ€"Receipcs, 17.“): market needy to strong; steers. “.76 to $7.1): cows. “‘0 to $5.25; heifers. 83 m 8; bulls. 8.3.75 t9 85;va93. $8 to -1 pa Ill: nlsner; uni-era. m . IIWV’ .1.â€" gflxed. 8:5!» $7.19: DUI. $3 to 85-3): roughs. .66 to . Sheep and Limboâ€"Receipts, can head; «an and steady. nub-wad. LONDON. Aux, 26,â€"London cables for cattle are steady at llyfic to lfic per pound. dressed wdght: refrigerator beef is quoted at INC to 10990 per pound. Montreal Live Stock. MONTREAL. Aux. :6.â€"(Specla.l,)â€"Aboot coo head of cattle, S milch cows and eprlngere. mo calves, 500 sheep and lambs and 150 tat hogs were otter-ed {or sale at the Elm End Abattoir to-day. There were also two more earloeds or snail stock which Were shipped m reach the market before noon. There were no prime beeves on the market. and tie per lb. was about the top figure purl here today. and from that down to me per lb. {or butchers' stock. while the lean when sold at from “c to ac per lb. There vere 100 bulls on the maid: mod: 0! than were sold to cennersetaboutcherlb._atew0tthe mmmmmummuucn eowenoldettsmififieech. Grass-fed cum eoldatflbctoac. endgood veals at 4c to Sc per lb. Shippers pelt! 4c__per Ib_2 for good. large themgrket;mo¢totthanweresoldto washoutuwlb._amw0tthe bestbrlngin‘tromfictoacperlb.uuch cows-old atfimfifiach. Grassâ€"fed cdmooldatafictoac,nndgoodveals at‘ctoScperlb. Shiner-Mkpetlb. for good. large Sic tosc per 1b. bopnldatmvzc per sheep. Luau Good lot: at tat fié highs; ”fig avg 'Toronto Olin; Market. Butter, separator. dairy.... 0 z: 0 23 Butter. store 'ots ........... 0 21 0 n Butter. creamer-y. lb. rolls.. 0 25 o 36 19888. new-laid. dozen ...... o 20 0 21 Cheese, large. lb ............ 0 13% 0 13% Cheese. twin. lb .............. 0 13% o 14 Honey. extnctod ............ 0 09 0 10 Liverpool Grain md Produce. LIVERPOOL. Aug, 5â€"Whea t. steady: No. 2 red western Mater. 7: ; futures, quiet; Sony. 73.4%d; Dec“ 7: 535d. Poll win: Wilma»; W on .the closing questions on grain futures: unher- We bid. October fie Nd. Decanber 9236:: bid. *‘Onuâ€"Sepomber me Nd. October mac hid. . k \ Toronto Grain Markets. - Wheat. spring. bush ........ $0 84 to 8.... What. tall, bush ......... .. o s o 8 Wheat. goose. bush ........ 0 82 Wheat. red bush......... . 0 84 085 Rye. bushel ................. 0 8C .... Buckwheat. bushel ........ 0 70 .... Peon. bushel .. ............. 0 80 .... Barley. bushel 050 .... o ‘5 0 51 Oats. .bushel ............... Cables Steadyâ€"U. _8. Markets Show “to Kaufmrthanye‘uuymdcom future. “(1 hlglwr. AtChlcacoSqn wheatclooedfischlgh athnyeotemay; Sept corn *c higher. “Won-whither. East Mb MIG Market. EAST BUFFAID, Aux. 3,â€"Catth. Revolting Cannibalism. Cadet For Ottawa. stéady. unchanged; receipts. l..- CATTLE MARKETS. Two Mam Shocked. Wednesday Emu-3.1a. {lie shocke'd, but not so O n Markets. - ....... 80 84 £08.... ..... .. 05 08 ....... 0 82 .... ..... . 0 84 0 5 ....... 0 84 .... ....... 070 .... ....... 0 80 .... ........ 050 .... ....... 045 051 PAGE FIVE.