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you lavé .ats rles $6 $18 :nt. 'at- .at p011 certain 11-12-15 recently acqmred the Soon-u The aboxe um v1:11unications were re« ed 10 Hit: C'i‘°m1ttees t0 WhiCh Yrelate. ‘-_ report 11mm Town Commissioner A report frr'vzv: Town Commissione Neil, recommending the payment 0 '00 to Mr. Wm. Stanley James for pade trees phmted on Durham-st, ‘Id ‘two TepOrIs from Chief Vincent uiun on behalf of MI. ‘. asked for the remis- .1‘u' of his income tax ' mine town Mr Jamn Kim: secretary of the mth Vithrirz Agricultural Society, 39d the Council, in a communica- an, to canve‘. we taxes of this year fthe moraths 01' July and August, Ewing Drweedings of police court “1 COHections of same, were referred the committees under whose head ey come. . The offer :5 The Canadian MhniCI- a Journal, aite' some discussion, Is not accepted. ; €matter referred to by Mr. James l 3 commumcation received con- tigble attention, and the clerk was ..°ted to write Mr. James as to Ding for improvements. Deputation Report. '5 Worship Mayor Bag and Reeve n bpth outlined their actions at Meeting of the Municipal Board, he balancé r- Mr. I. R, v Kby 150 A letter in \lun lmish copies Mr. D. DEW-~11 mpliecl for sufficient men: to unb‘JWc' a granolithic walk ".5 by 150 if. «:1 Victoria-ave. The regular umnthly meeting of the Wn Conner": was held Tuesday in 9 Council chamber, and only two of ‘e aldermen were absent. The min- fles of 1wa previous meeting were bad and uinpted A commuuimtion was received from 'T- E. W. J21!1:v>. of Regent-st., ask- 1g for a waiter Service, sewerage and ranolithicl Walk from Elgin-st. Mr. Joe. Kriwizcr complained of hav- lg been e1-x~«~;w,~1:~:1y charged with rwer rate fur ‘25 property on Sussex- norm: . . Mrs. Mchn and Miss McLean, 1d Miss Kerr, of Oshawa, of Toronto, 31 _ spent a c0uple of days in town, the ests of Mrs. E. A McArthur. Mrs. Kellogg (nee Miss Lucy Camp- 'ew York, came to the Falls ten), of 3 . . last Thursday on a mat to her uncle, Mr. William Campbell, and left for her home on Monday morning. Miss Washburn returned from the winery opening in Toronto on Wed- nesdal' last. Miss Ferris, who is to be her aSsistant, arrived on Thurs- day. Miss Washbum is showing a large line of stylish ready-to-wear‘ r113“, and is preparing for the. falll opening, x-hich will take place in the course of a couple of weeks. ' Mr. W. T Junkin and son, Ivan, gent to Lindsay to see Tommy Long- 1 win the Marathon race. Miss Fry, of Rochester, Miss Hall, iPeterboro. and Miss M. Henderson, flindsay, spent Sunday here, guests few days in our county town. Mr. Arthur Lord. of the Domnion on,are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. n licCaHum. 1.11. and Mrs. J. W. Bryans, with Misses Sabina and Kathleen, spent Labor DaV in Lindsay. Miss A.llan of Mono Mills, is visit- ngDr. and Mrs. Mason. 11sz Lillian \ustin, teacher in the rublic school at Manilla, spent the loliday at lw home here. gank, Marmora. came to the Falls on Earmday evening last on a three geek; visit to his parents, Rev. C. 5. and Mrs. Lord. ' Mr. and Mrs. L. Deyman, of Peter- mo, are visiting friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Strycker, of Dray- m, an: visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. H. l “tufday lu‘ nr ““1“ proprietor | nun... ---___ ’0 ALDERMEN ABSENTâ€"MANY COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED â€" TWO BY-LAWS PASSEDâ€"$600 FOR ROSS HOSPITALâ€"HOLI- DAY REFRESHME NT BOOTHS. The -‘ weeks “ i0W ESCAPE AT OAKWoon on SATURDAY. suns TO B ' uuummou ox: TER JUN IN’ts ZENDIHUUICU w HOUSE coup: _’ K ETED U VlLLAéL ‘ 'v. E. THERS LA YING CEMENT WAL Ks.” ' 3‘ NEW LGULAR MEETING OF THE TOW COUNCIL WAS HELD LAST TUESDAY Working at: Fen melon Falls, Sept. 7.â€"Mr. A. A, eron, principal of the public )15 here, returned from Toronio spending a couple of days re- ng acquaintances in the city. 3 Misses L. and E. Hunter, of York, are spending a couple of 5 with their parents here. H, E. Austin, of Toronto, came 3 Falls on Saturday evening on 1. to his mother. ? last Mr. Tate tamper- PfOprietor u Oukwood', ' ”9390 from serious in- .1; Ellis, teacher at Toronto spent Labor Day at her ivel from the Cana- ‘iournal offering to n the 9.45 G.T.R. bee-mow 1:181:th certain prices for year. SEPT. 10th! -vuvuvv at a iece of flyin ' .. r and bolted. ' “‘5‘” M uncut-mu. v- . _ th P M '1‘ ml‘tg‘g. "a“ me am: of Mtg. J. W., Leonard, o! the pe] rowms . r- 8 “ Ran" awaiting mendun town. re; bus, allowmg the reins *9 $110? w!» ~ â€"-Mr. and Mn. Baht. Bell, at Twin- a. The horsemn' tacks spent Labor Du hero. M of for ed running until utopized by .99” hi! W911“. Mr: find 15!: BOM- 3931: .31- parties nearing the vulva. Hour“? . â€"".-â€"Mr. J. Conway. 1mg! gloom ed. - Au. .a damn ‘Workl. Petggboro, M w ’93. my the animal’s feet. iniazry. W‘E' -n- â€"v ~_-- committee: fie thought that. on a . holiday a .booth. should be erected i9 -â€"Miss A. Staunton, of Peterboro, front of the market building. He passed through town yesterday on her pointed out that the town was in need way home from Bobceygeon. of funds, and this had yielded 3' good gm. Hank Brown, a: Londo . paid revenue in the past. He also contend. a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs, ed that no chairman should hawaun Joe. Brown, over the hobday, control. Nothing v'ma dogs in the mat. _' â€")lra. Jno. Awnings, of Wood, h- “A n... muting? adaoumedgi ‘ mut‘mrday in town “4116'!“ wâ€"mUIIUW GU WW as; 71"“... Vw'â€"â€" V, urer to pay to the treasurer of‘ the Ross Memorial Hospital the sum -,of $600, amount granted and apportioned for the year 1908, towards the main- tenance of .he hcspital. * * Refreshment Booth. Just at ”close of the Council meet: ing, Ald'.‘ Dobson rose and inquired into the workings 9f_ the _town property A by-law relating to public morals, the prevention of vice and other mat- ters was passed.‘ ' , By-law relating to theclosing of cer- tain classes cf‘shops 'was also passed. .A resolution was passed by the Council authorizing the town treas- -n‘AL- The Council then went into com- mittee, with Ald. Calvert TIT the chair. That Floating Bridge. Mr. John Hall also had a "complaint to raise, and informed the Council that the steps on St. Peter-st. leading to the floating bridgewere in a rather dangerous condition. He asked that these be rpaired at once. The matter was referred to the town commis- sioner. i - A vote of thanks was moved. by ‘Deputy-reeve Eyres and seconded by Ald. Dobson, for the work done- by the deputation while away. Carters’ Licen» . Mr. A. Abercrombie compiainedjhat he and several of his fellow teamsters were being prosecuted for non-pay- ment of a carter‘sdicense. He claim- ed that the teamsters were promised by Ald. Rea to be relieved from ‘pay- ment of license, provided they worked for the corporatIO' The matter was referred to the Police and Lighting committee. which has already been dealt with. They told the work done by? the As- sociation, and showed what a benefit it was to any community. Mr. Elmer Byrnell and Miss Cora left Saturday to attend the National Exhibition, and will be guests of their sister, Mrs. Robt. Patterson. â€"Miss Ruby Deyman left Saturday to visit friends in Toronto. The steam drill and the dredge are still at work in the upper portion of the Canal. The work will take some time to complete, but will greatly facilitate the movement of steamboats and other craft on these waters. ‘ ‘ Work has been begun on the new slide. A large pier is being built above the slide in order to shut off the flow of water, and as soon "as this is completed work will be begun on the slide proper. \ The foundation for the new resi- dence of our lock-master is rapidly nearly completion. No doubt this will be one of the most upâ€"toâ€"date dwellings in our village, and situated as it will be on the bank of the canal, will add very materially to the ap- pearance of the waterfront. soon as possible, though on account ’of the greater expenditure in connec- 'tion With the laying of these walks only a limited amount can be done at present. A good deal of excite- ment was caused among the residents of ‘Oak-st. when it became known that it was necessary to cut down a couple of large oak trees on the street. At first the Commissioners thought it would be possible‘to spare the trees, but as the work progressed it was found out that in order to have the walks satisfactorily laid ‘it would be necessary to remove them. As a rule trees on the streets of our village should be carefully guarded, but there i are exceptions to almost every rule,‘ and this seems to have been a time when it was necessary to make the exception. __‘._'-_ mm . - â€" -c J When the new cement walk which is being laid on Oak-st. is finished it will add greatly to the appearance or our village. It is the intention of the village Council to have all our streets laid wizh similar walks just as nron. momma: wun uvuu .â€" and the meeting adjourn-E; We are pleased to be able to state that Mrs. McDonald, the aged lady who had the misfortune to break her leg last week, is improving nicely. Mr. Otto Poufson left this foi- the Toronto Exhibition. Mr. Wm. Hegrd left for Mggday morning. osmg 01 cer- also passed. We; ased by the inâ€"t-ow tow tre - \n as of the the sum -,of “M Toronto .-'â€"The Rev. J. D. McRae will occu- py thepulpit at St. Andrew’s church ”month at both services. , .â€"Miss A. Staunton, of Peterhoro, through town yesterday on her way home from Bobesygoon. .m. Hank Brown, a: London, paid 5 visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe. Brown, over the holiday. of the Cheese Board. â€"â€"Mr. Bruck; of the G.T.R..sur,vey, spent Labor Day in Beaverton, where a fair maiden resides. ' -â€"‘â€"Mr.\.R. Mosgrove and' T. J. Mit- ch91], of Kirkfield, were guests at the Simpson house yesterday. ' â€"‘-Mr. I'. M. Carl, of Coboconk, is in in town yestergay gttending a meeting â€"Mr. A T. Soanes, 115 Glenwood. ave; Buffalo, -is in town for a few days’ vacation. â€"Mrs. and Miss Graham, of Feneâ€" Ion Falls, paid a. short visit to friends in town yesterday. i-Miss Bertha Richman, of Cobo- conk, raid} visit to friends in town over the holiday; â€"Mr. R. P. Hili, of Woodville, was yesterday attending a meeting of the Cheese Board. 7 â€"Miss Conway of Bobcaygeon, was the guest of Miss Jean Graham over the holiday. â€"'-Mr. M. Dinneen, of Bobcaygeon, attended the sports in town yesterday. â€"Mr. G. McKinnon, of Lomeville, was registered at the Simpson house yesterday. â€"Mr. W Begl-ey,, of Hamilton-L spent Suriday and yesterday in town. â€"-Mr. G. Wilson, of Fenelon Falls, was in ’or the celebration yesterday. â€"Mr. Burgess, of Fenelon Falls, paid a flying visit to town yesterday. "â€"Mr. W. T. Junkin, of Fenelon Falls, was in town yesterday. 4Miss Florence Neelands returned from EurOpe this morning. The Corin- thian had a. stormy passage and was overdue. Dr. Robert Adam has been very p0pular as ship surgeon, and goes out again on the next trip. (Daily Free Press, Sept. 8.) . â€"Mr. G. E. Eearle, of Wilberforcé, spent the holiday in town. â€"The staff of the Lindsay branch of the Farmers Bank of Canada has been increased by two officers, J. L. Coulter, transferred from the Bethany branch and J. F. Kelly, transferred from the Toronto branch. â€"Mr. E. A. Dixon, wile and chil- dren, of Lethbridge, Alberta, is visit- ing the formers sister. Mrs’. E. Perry, Queen-st. Mr. Dickson looks well after spengling fifteen years in the West. ' ing, where she selected the latest styles for her fall millinery opening, which will be announced later. â€"Mrs. Stanelan has returned from New York and Chicago millinery gpen- â€"Mr. W. E .Kelcher, head clerk in B. J. Gough’s clothing store, is leav- ing for Toronto toâ€"day to assistin the big store there during the Exhibition. â€"â€"Mr. Ezra Burkholder, of Devon- port, Iowa, accompanied by his wife and family, paid a flying visitfio Mr. and Mrs. John Burkholder, Melbourne- st. recently. â€"Miss Blandina Primeau and Miss Nellie Costello left for the city this morning to spend Labor Day. â€"Mrs. J. D. Clark, of Ottaya, is visiting her son, who is at present ill at the Ross Hospital. ’ â€"Mr. and Mrs. E. Newton lefa. fqr St. Catharines to-day to spend the holiday visiting friends. â€"Mr. Harry P. Begg left for the city this morning to. visit friends over Labor Day. â€"Mr. B. Williamson is the guest of his father, Mr. J. A. Williamson, Wil- liam-st. â€"Mrs. W. Ennis, of Coboconk, was registered at the Simpson house yes- terday. â€"Dr. Giles and wife. of Haliburton, are guests at the Benson house to- day. 'â€"Miss E. Jackson. of Coboconk, is 8 guest at the Simpson house. . ‘Mr. J. R. Mark, of Kinmount, was In town yesterday on business. â€"Mr. G. H. Tasker, of The ' Free Press Sufi, left for Toronto to-day. â€"Mr. A. Mansfield and wife, of Kin- mount, spent yesterday in. town. â€"-Mr. E. Fitzgerald, of Fenelon ,Falls, Was in town yesterday. -Mr. “ll-A" Frampton left for Hamilton may to visit friends. â€"Mr ‘J. Pearn, of Fenelon Falls, was in town yesterday. _â€"Mr. G. E. Holmes, of Haliburton, SPGnt yesterday in town. . â€"Mk 8 Wilson, of J anetvflle, is in town to-day. -â€"Mr. J. Dickson, of Manvery, is in townie-day. -Miss Theresa Murphy left for the city this morning. â€"Mr. R. McGill, of Janetville, was in town yesterday. i. ‘K. Bounce, Oolbome-at. as Ella McGuire, of Toronto. of Mrs. J. W., W,_oi the .THE wetxu FREE PRESS. -Mr. David Hudson, of the em Aileen man went summer noun: uu ward, holds the record for the biggest, Friday last after two months’ holiday. Messrs. Cecil WnlIEr and "Pinky" bag of dnckssofsrthisseuon. , ‘ n drew up stakes on Friday On Le,bor.Day morning he knocked M down so birds up But Cross Creek, and Monday respectively. The boys 'snd picked up 22â€"01“ is, his clever hove been enjoying tenting tor about little retriever deg did ,the trick the six or eight weeks. him. m. and Hrs. Wm. McIntosh hue -â€"A city proscher says the new". been enjoying s holiday with Mend: pen sppser to find s place tor the in Toronto end Putnam. "Pm 0* maid- oaks fww “9!? RPS"; “E."gcit‘ffl --Mr. J. R. MqLaughlin has receiv- ed a letter flqm the Dep-Minister of Railways and Canals giving ,instruo tionsjor work to be done on-,the new locks and dam which are to be erected this tall; ‘ â€"Have you inspected the handsome prizes in Gregory’s window. They will be competed for on Labor Day at the C. L. 8. sports. â€"The average woman can’t under- stand why the hired girl doesn’t like her place when she always sends the washing out. â€"A German editor has succeeded in reducing castor oil to a tasteless white powder. What a cinch child- hood is getting to be, anyway. â€"The water in the Scugog is tall- ing rapidly. If it continues to drop for a few days longer the steamers will be unable to reach the town â€"For a few weeks after marriage a woman is unable to understand why her husband wears such a small-siz- ed hat. â€"Maunder 8: Sons Milling Co., Peel- st., are improving the west side of the mill by the erection of a large drive way _c.over â€"Many a man who thinks he is capable 6f steering the ship of state coudn't run a wheelbarrow. â€"'l'he old Wellington-st. bridge will be‘kept in repair till fall, when a new iron bridge is ’eXpected to be built. â€"Mr. R.VA. Miller, William-st, has improved his home by the erection of a large brick verandah. eLove may be blind, but sweet- hearts should remember that. the girl’s small brother isn’t. -â€"0ur Tory friends me asking “What’s the matter with Dr .Gilcs '0 Has he cold feet ? â€"One way to stop the Salome dance would be to sprinke a few Lacks on the stage. â€"‘A man isn’t a gbod citizen if he doesn’t vote. home, after spend: ‘ 4 weeks, "the 'guest 0 1 A.‘Field, Pigeon Lake. â€"Dr. Cowan, ”of town. left this morning for Peterboro on a business trip. â€"Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McClellan, of Picton, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Mc- Alpine. â€"Mr. M. Sylvester has returned â€"Miss Dollie Healy, of Toronto, is visiting her parents in town for a few days. -â€"Mrs. Rohan, of Toronto, is Ithe guest of Dr. and Mrs. McAlpine. â€"Mr.r I. E. Weldon, of town, left this morning for points east. ”â€"Mr. F. H. Perrin left this morn. ing for Toronto. (Daily Free hess, Sept. 9.) â€"Mr. C. H. Hughen left for Toronto this morning. â€"Mr. 8. Little, of Haliburton, is in town to-day. â€"-Mr. Blythe Skarth, of Upper Can- ada College, Toronto, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Blom- field, has been enjoying several days duck shooting. â€"Mr. Lindsey and Mr. Kelso, of the Grand Trunk surveying party, left Saturday evening for Montreal to spend Labor Day. They returned to- day. ~ ~Mr. D. Burke Simpson, K.C., and Mrs. Simpson, of Bow manville, came out in an automobile and spent Labor Day with his brother, Dr. Simpson. â€"-Miss Mabel Wardrobe and brother Archie, an old Lindsay favorite, are registered at the Simpson house. They came down from Rosedale this mom- ing. â€"Messrs. H. Theobald, J. H. Qu’in- lan, N. Sullivan and M. O’Brien, of Peterboro, were in town attending the sports yesterday â€"Mr. W. Montgomery spent Labor Day at Gamebridge. Mr. M. is a popular member of the Trent Canal surveying 'stafi. -â€"Miss Rose Doan returned last evening from Cobourg, where she spent a month with her uncle, Mr. M. O’Gr:1dy, . â€")liss Nettie A. Martyn, of Port Hope, is visiting at the home of her brother; Mr. and Mrs. ..E Martyn, Bertie-st. â€"Snrveyors R. Adams Davey and: Stewart, of the local Trent Canal stall, spent the holiday at- their homes in Peterboro. ‘ TOWN TOPICS â€"Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wang, of Petérboro, are the stems of It, ind Mrs W. E. Wilson. Russellostu for a few days. ‘-â€"Messrs. R. Milne Hamilton. md Mr. F. W. Glover ‘of the Rosedsle Canal yarks, spent the holiday in Peterbor'o. reside '1) future His family want north some days 88‘0 , after spendi pleasant tyo s, the guest 0%? and Mrs. R. vwc', m. um?! um. Wm. McIntosh hue MW been enjoying a holiday with mend: the in Toronto and PortBom. 9.3.15". 11:. Cnig. an. cut; and plug children, in. W. '1‘. Junkin god [in Lfig Edith. were in town {or o low hours Mammy. m nun-Wound “Davin-pout Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lytle and Miss Aiken vacated their summer home on Fridny lat utter two months' holiday. Hum. Qecil ware: and "Pinky" Preston drew up stakes on Fridsy Mi. Helium. Toronto, arrived last ‘week to supervise the cement work on lock pit. which was commenced last Mrs. Herb. Byrnell spent Labor jDsy in Lindsay. I Mr? and Mrs. T. J. Goodman and ‘Miss Ruby vhnt down in the “Sylph” on Monday to Lindsay. Miss Ruby purposes taking a course in St. Jos- eph's Academy. Mr. Wm. Windmm has been in Omemee for over a week, doing {all work on his farm down there. and to which he intends to move his family in the spring. Miss K. Junkin has been staying at Moy Villa. the guest of Miss Viols Msfewdsys. " Miss Glover is here for a few day's visiting her brother, Mr. '1‘. W. Glov- er. 7 ) Rosedale. Sept. 8.â€"â€"Our l'ttle burg is almost deserted now, and only the few inhabitants’ are left. "Damfino" camp dispersed yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Shannon and Master Fred also left. Miss Wardrobe and Mr. Archie went to Lindsay, and Miss Jessie Spence has gone to spend a tew days in Peterboro. Miss Wilhelmina Bonnell, Bobcsy- geon. is with Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. E. J. McLean and Miss Mc- Lean left on Friday last, after several weeks spent with Miss Smith, Cun- eron Point. . , AN INTERESTING BUDGET-g-THE CAMPERS LEAVING-MANY COMING AND GOING. ROMANTIC There is very little hay coming into town, only a few loads being ofiered Saturday. Prices asked for them was $10. It is not likely that hay will reach the high price it did. last year, but even at the present pnce farmers are realizing a fair value. Flour, best Manitoba. $3.00 per cwt. Flour. Manitoba, $2.80 per cwt. Rolled Oats, $2.40 per cwt. Fall wheat, 80¢. per bush. Spring wheat, 75¢. per bush. Goose wheat, 70¢. per bush. Hogs and cattle are scarce, but the prospects for hogs being more plenti- ful in a few weeks is probably help- ing to keep the present low price where it is. five to fifteen cents per bag since tities, and the price has dropped from last week. Some good potatoes were on sale on Saturday at 80¢. per bag, and it is expected that they will be bought at a much lower price inside of a few weeks. The prices for grain remains practically the same as they were in last week’s quotations, with very little ofiering. Barley and fall wheat make up the bulk of the grain that is being delivered at present. There appears to be a good demand for oats in town, but it is not enough to put the price over 35 cents. per pair, and did not last long at that price. It being a little early for ducks and geese, none were offer- Poultry is becoming momre plenti- ful and the price is weakening. in sympathy with the supply. Although a high price is being asked, some ex- cellent chickens were offered for 70¢. Beet «We. 4c. w 5‘/.c. Beef. retail, SC. to 18¢. Pork, retail, 10c. to 15c. Hay. 88 to 89. There was produce in :bundonce at Wis muheti butter was plent- itul at 8%.. although some stuck to last week’s price and asked ”c. There was no advance in eggs from last week and they appeared quite plentiful. Poultry is becoming more plenti- Small peas. 75c. bush. Buckwheat, 50¢. per bush. Barley. «Sc-60¢. per bush. Otts, old. 40¢. per bush. White oats. new. 35¢. per bush. Potatoes, 60¢. per bush. Eggs, me. per doz. Butter. 26c. to 27¢. per lb. Chickens, 70c. to 80¢. Ducks, $1. H088. 36.25 per cwt. Live hop, 88.25 per cwt. GRAIN AND PRODUCE QUOTA- TIONS FOR OUR READE88.. The Prices Ruling on the Lindsay Market Potatoes are ofiered in larger quan‘ ' Foreign coming on ROSEDALE fir lb. mm” my . 1. Wm” rouxlu, $.50 to 3: fl“. 8! to “.50: dalflel. “.5 to 87. Sheep and Lamb-W. 18.“ head: active; sheep ,lunbl; 15c higher: 1.!an “.8 to I. yeuflnxe, “75 to 585: women. ““59 to “.75; _eweu at to Eut Malo Cattle Market. EAST BUFFALO. Sept. 7 â€"Cattleâ€"Re- cdpu.5flhead; “mudlscto5c lower; prime steal. 575 to 8.:5 chip- Elna. 5 to 85.6: butchers. 84.5 to 835; atom. 815 was: com. 83 to 84.;5 bulls. 82.75tou.;5 Maturation. um “.50; stock “an $1.75 to 835:1'mh cows and sprite“. may. :5 to :58. Vaultâ€"W, I. had; active and 5c lower; 36 to 815. Hon-Rood”. 18.?!» head; amt: common. flow and 5c to no low- mz haywiw .3110 9.3.75: 89'}? mtafifictorchoheuockendmu (ed are selling et Me to ”be W lb, In sympathy '1”! the advance in pricee for Canadian bacon In the torekn men-ken end the smell amply of hog: coming for- ward a very firm feeling prevails. but prices show no ectuu change commred with a week ago, The demand was good from local packer: and dealer- and cele- were made or selected lot:- et 87 to 87.10 per cum. weighed of! the cure. price- hnve decllund “c to fie per lb. At this reductlon the demand for local con- numpllon was good nnd n fairly nctlvo true What done at we w 5%0 per lb. There um no change in sheep. but the demand for export account was somewhat slow this morning. st Go, with the cull- nt 359:, to “c not lb. The uupply of calves wu final. for which the dqnnnd In (alrlyhgood and Julep- rule (Inn at having emple flock caning torn-ad from the weet to fill all their ce. Cables from Live-pool on Sen: ey reported trade slow. but noted no change in price. to competed with 5 week ago. A few choice beevee soid here e! 6c: good, at «be to «he: fair. at to flee: common. e: toaqundin onetactome per i . Owing to the steady inereue in m.- rcceipu o! iembe or me. e weaker reg-line bee ciev‘eiopeduin the merkgt en! Export ewes sold $3.75 to 84: rams. :3 to 83.25; lembs. 34,75 to :5 per cwt. lie-I. Gunne. Limited. report prices unchang- ed. at $.50 for selects. and $25. f.o,b.. care. at country point: Montreal Live Stock. MONTREAL. Sept. 7.â€"(8pecial.)â€"-at the MontreAl Stock Yudl’ Weet End Market the receipts or live stock for the week ending Sept. 6. were can cattle. on sheep and lambs. 282 hot:- end 509 celvee. while the supply for local mm this morning was on cattle. coo sheep and lunzhe. M hon end 150 eaves. The up- ply of outtle was larger then it has been for some weeks put and u it oonsisied chiefly of cannon and interior rtock the market for ouch wee week and prieee since Ulll day week show a decline of full Kc yer lh.. but u really good and cholyoe been: matinee woe veluee for theee were mehmlheth Contiderinx the large offering! which were somewhat in exceu ot the regiment- ot the trade A fairly active buineee we. done. owing to the {not thet the danced from oehec bumwugoodnndettheredue in oe- i'or the lower grade. loco! open- tore abowed e dhpoeiflon to buy more freely on account of the cooler warmer and now the; households-e are returning 1 from the country rut the mptlon of beet is My iherepeiu.% 3n- 1 “My {6 'Sbut few reached the letter figure. which a the pride of (air export cattle. Load: of good sold from “.40 to “.70; medium. “film “.15:_ cannon. 8.9 to 82.â€" LONDON. 7. â€"London able: for cattle.” at lube to 11¢ r "3.. mmht;ren1mtorbe¢ quot- edatmctonéperpound. Tomato Junction Live Stock. TORONTO JUNCTION, Sept. 7. â€" Receipts of live stock at the Union Stockp Ysrds were 40 earloads, com- posed of 862 cattle, l4 hogs. 2% sheep and lambs with 31 calves. More. Export steers sold at 34.8) to $5..” and some light medium eetde were bought st [cog prices. Bulls were quoted st 83.75 to Following a. a. closing quoudom on “$9.9M: 1min tun-r9; Vea' W 2'5”!“ .109 0‘ W 9‘43?! Whugmynah ....... sou Toronto Gain Ink-u. {BEE Bbh'Eold'u $5 to 86 CATTLE MARKETS. was». Options. Veal 0.... oo-oo-ooo.. IOooolcnoaoooont - .'-----.I <0. ooo-g-ooo-o‘ cc. 0....â€" o I. so-O-u ago as mo: 070 O 5'. 8t. Catharina, Sept 9.â€"Licenae Kinghascuuadaomewhat Impede: _ of a actuation by laying information assâ€"Receipts. counted at 10.000: market strong to Sc higher with best 1t top prices or year: chotoe heuvy shipping. 87m 29.3710: butcher: 86.5 to 87.19; light mixed. 8.50 to $6.75; choice light, $6.75 .to as; $540 to $6.;85 piss. first!» Szbu otulas mmms‘z. Sheep and mutterâ€"Receipts estimated at nboytdfim: gauge; My; cheap, $3.69 ma 0 I Chicago Liv. Stock. CHICAGO. Sept, $â€"-Cattleâ€"â€"Reoeipts, about woo; market for cattle steady: calves, nun; steers. 84,75 to flifi; cots, $3,!) to 86.25: heifers. $3 to $8.25: bulls. 82.15 _to Mzncgvga. $3.50 to 88; mocker- ‘..â€" “g5: calls. a; lambs $4.60 to 86.5; culls. 8.50 to “- Hop-Reedy“, 2362; feeling steady; (boondomflmflfitorsumeandl’enn- nylnnhhon. ut 31:75. Sheep and lambsâ€"Receipts. 250: sheep quiet u: m; prime 13mm, 10c higher; other: flow but agead_)';‘Aaheep_._82.50 "to NEW YORK. Sept. â€"â€"Beevuâ€"W 818; [count steady; ans-ed beam cute dunnndu me to 1055c for native aides: finexm beet. “SC to 73k; exports toddny. 40 attic Oahuâ€"Receipts 197; veal: nomhnlly negady: western calvea2 slow; buttermilk ',A,__- _-I_1 unchm. Sheep and mini-Lama. moo head; study; sheep and common lambs, now; Eat Bufinlo Cattle Market. EAST BUFFALO. Sept a-Cuuoâ€"Ro- alpu. 550 head: slow and ocular; pm. Ito-cu. 86.75 to 08.8. Vegaâ€"mm. :50 hand: scum an “994?. _ _ _ . -M - - . - â€"-v _ _-- '7'â€" Itea ; hoivy mdvinlxnd. 787.10 to 87.86; Yorke". my to_87.l_[. .7. u .A,-. r , 7â€"7~-~â€"77 Sloop and 14-... Export we. sold a! 83.3 to M: rant. 8 to $3.25: llfllbl. £4.80 to :5 par cm. 8m. Mr. Hurri- quotod ”loch! at “.70 and lights st 08.6. "Frfc‘c’ivtéi’ was or w clan-at m prlcucully _\_mdum¢_l. _ TORONTO. Sept. 8.â€"Beceipt.s of live stock at the City larket, as re- ported by the nilweya. were 61 car- loads. composed of 854 castle, 783 hogs. 1688 sheep end lambs and 71 calves and 2 heroes. The quanty or tat cettle m about the name us that of Int week. Trude was: slow 3316' market dram. exgrpttnx‘tor e few of_ the belt. Goblet Shadyâ€"Cattlo Firm. Hop Highor at Chicago and Buffalo. LONDON. Sept. aâ€"Imdm cables for cattle In My at Inge to 1854c per "3.. dressed weight: retflgentor beet ls quot- ed at W todlc pc- pound. Toronto Liw Stock. sylranla Md neat-ow fulcy selected “bite. 29c to 30¢: 60.. fair to choice. ale to ac: brown and mixed fancy. 260: do,. fair to choice. 24c to 28¢: brown and mixed fancy. :60: 60., {at to choice. 23:: to 25¢: western first. 2115c to 22:: seconds. flcmmc. Nu Ycrk Dairy Market. NEW YORK, Sept, 8.â€"Butterâ€"nrm: recap“. 14.956: may speck“. 26c to M:emmtomzthtrdstoflm 18c to m; state dairy, common to 18c to W: state dairy, common to flammmac;proces,commntom dul. 15c to 2113c; western factory. that. 19c: western imitadon mm. urn. (:0me 'or white fancy, 33k; 69,; color-8d or white runes? 11%: do.. good to. MM, 11910 1156cz_!l°-- W9“L.‘° (air. We to We: ()0 bums. LIVERPOOL. Sept 8.â€"-Godngâ€"Wneat -SDOt. firm: No. 2 M m. 2' M; No.1 California. 3: MW needy; Sept. 7s_6%d:_ Dec” “(0 Gib-Leora. Winnipo; Options. Following an the closing quot-flout on W h. M. 6-3: min futures: Whenâ€"September 9714c bid. October 50 Nd. December 933:: asked. Ontoâ€"Sthnber 39c bid. October we CATTLE MARKETS. Liquor It Golf Club. Dog Shot In Church. EucaWctiuuSoo. In“ Ray.“ Apia. Toronto Grain Markets. Toronto Dairy Liv. Market. PAGE F l VE.