Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 12 mai 1879, lundi 12 mai 1879

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W* -\tjiooCspr-J Bvown £2,ia-'4lOOC*PÎ'A D- Aird rî>:»»-\"'4lC0Ç»Pt-f- Vy yiie -¦&)0 CM\u2019V Jt l'n Jnham |gj2»-.-sS5aCsFt.I,l°|inith,E.N.E P^rAB-\" jÔlOLt.**- y xjichardson Il-^-r-r .3300 C»pt- \\, -cüt.rj R.N.B.' £Sa^-;.|300 W-J-4 Tracks *.,rî.\u2019n \"\u2022\u201c 3200 CapL- g 'Watta.3700 Cart- ]r \u2022 § Stephen.2P.\u2022'::2700C\u2018Ptt'jloSli;tcbie.* ,-;.n -~_.SCOOLapt- JPl(?ll Wylie.r^irW-5?fl C»$'.McDoupall.\u2022\\.i iir\"^ 3150 J-30.»jn;i McLean.B^jS^iTîsa-.t&t'ZgS&cSlL 1^0.\"j'\"i350 Capt.Myiina ^r ï iMKBS OF THS Ttl8 nol Mail Lino g«$?riS?VMm \u2019'\u2022.Htsse^'yaa.s 5 lif^pspatched 4-\u201cfï«wSS.^jgiaa- Saturday, May Saturday, May gjSia -!,Saturday, May >fz'i-d .-.Saturday,\tMay .\"Saturday,\tJune JJr.^ian.Saturday,\tJune *¦\t-\t Saturday,\tJune .ïrsÿ: affiSS 7\u2018be»«h?»« ^\u201cnhenl1 \u201cV0^ u,i\u201e) .nit>' *c S!,!^ 5o .l?1De th.© '\u201ceewt o between vtifli ttea *aters.>8 the «sfei; assy \u2022tsit!' aecouHcf ÿ*] >is 6un)ri*b,^:;, ime of al] - ¦\t11 Pau.h ^.J40 00 .$25 oo ^OMtec on or about each Thurs- ^\t May8 .May 15 B'.May 2d Julian.May 29 , ujjiroban.¦'ï ti.'fl \"Halifax Mail Line T* s:t8S»x for It Jchn\u2019a, Nfld., and «.AWS!-\t.May 13 ^ntt hcotian.\u2022\"\u2022\"\"\u2022 .May 27 ^\u201c.ïsSAeî BïTWMN HALIFAX AND H-*s0-\t8T.JOHNS : ,ofl «O I Steerage.Î6 00 Cibis.\u2018llancfid Surgeon carried on each W rBŒot secured until paid for.f»*81\u2019 v Bilh LadiBP jronieci tn Liverpool, ?Tc '.Si Pori, (e M Points .n 1 C\u201end the Western States.t:,i v !'lht or other particulars, apply .c:l-'\"\t, Allans, Bab & Co.; m 1* JohS M Cue-anc, 21 Quai d\u2019Or-SlTT9 v Pa?is to Alkxand.e Hunter, l*Wi \u2018L-ibe \u2022 in Antwerp to Ado., sue Son»*, ^ BiOHAB0 Burns ; m ScW* At, Ruts A Co.; in Hamburg to \u201d\u2019'a in Bordeaux to James Moss & Shimon to HeienBuppel & Sons; cr ratherlshc;:;-dound floating (fj to cure all na.;,, th?people ÜM bus with it.lot* from the atreia i to this place,,!«, my beautiful ini, i Sweeney.Th h rom the shonfc;* \u2022eat pain, hsdu ! it in as IW «al ¦tthe watersiieu loosened, the serai n two or three n id ae ever, ill t , but in what the terytome.\u201d Marrow, Misaffrr.iondon \u2022¦¦'cciitj.iài rope nertyeetoni dan.Thiearena!! f the mincnlonn s ousing a eortnfi hich all, whowri ady, visit, and ,ia .led, insomeinsUH manner, tils the sane story, si travellers wbol ay there is to isu its oil on all diseM trained by one if 4 nches ot the Jirii roiiing itsvsjiwi trise tothempid he water its# r , is now being bug.s put up for goai [ parts ot the v»4 e elsewhere asm RVET\u2019S v Extrar.INTER STt&.'fiSHIP SERVICE, VIS PORT-UIIO, 1» CORRECTION WITH THE GRAND IRliRK RAILWAY CO.OF CANADA.Arrangements have been completed by lit tainios Sleaiislip Co.I The Canada Shipping Co.DOMINION LINE.I BEAVER LINE.Toperform a WEEKLY SERVICE between Liverpool and Portland during the earning WlNTEE, with the following flKT-OLASS ULVDK BUILT STEAMSHIPS, leaving Liverpool on Thursdays, and Portland on Satnrdays in each week :\u2014 Pomikio.v LIKE; Tons \u2022¦\"«Dec.2,sou A»imlon.S,2oo ¦ jitarlo.s,2r Appointed Sailings- Beaveb Line.Tons Lake Champlain.2,200 Lake Neplgon.2,200 .State ot Alabama.2,300 \u2022.Portland to Liverpool.QUEBEC.March\t22 LAKE NEPIGON.March\t29 DOMINION.April\t5 NEBO.April\t12 MISSISSIPPI.April\t19 LAKE CHAMPLAIN.April 26 These Steamships are all of large carrying capacity, will Insure at the Lowest Hates, and have superior accommodation for Passengers.Through Bills of Lading issued by all Ctraud Trunk Railway Agents in Canada.Apply in Liverpool to i\u2019LINN, MAIN & MONTGOMERY Dominion Line.H.J.SELKIRK, Manager Canada Shipping Co\u2019y., Beaver Line.And m Montreal to\u2014 David torrance & co\u201e Exchange Court, Agents Dominion Steamship Company.AND THOMPSON, MURRAY & CO., 1 Custom House Square, Agents Canada Sninping Company.APnl 1\t________________283 DONALDSONS MS LISE OF STEAMERS.jositireenreof i EASES IS 10 LOIS tYEY\u2019S ¦ Eitraci IS » Bronchi'1* ion, mg Con and for Méditai:.C°®i»aâj\u201d\u2018s8oaj\u201cd Passage apply at the ^.TAààsmssr *v\t°\t*S03-WILSON, *.âlay J2 «s \u201ct.r raucois Xavier Street.2812 City of Chester.Thurs, May 8, 7.00 a.m City of Brussels.Thurs., May 15, 1.00 p.m City of Berlin.Sat., May 24, 7.30 a.m Citv of Montreal.,Thurs.,May 29,11.30 a m City of Richmond.Sat., June 7, 8.00 a.m City of Chester.Sat., June 14, 1.00 p.m City of Brussels, Thurs.June 19, 3.00 p m SALOON PASSAGES\u2014$80 and $100 Ground trip\u2014$135and$ieo Gold.Tickets to London, $7 ; and to Paris, $15 and $20 additional, according to route se-lected.STEERAGE (including Railroad Fare between Montreal and New York) $26.50.For Freight or Passage, ar.ply at the Company\u2019s Offices, 31 and 33 Broadway, York.JOHN G.DALE, Agent.In Montreal, to COX & GREEM, 13 and 15 Hospital street.Where plans can be seen and Berths SC ofto Charles C.Me Fall, Ticket Agent, 143 St.James street.May 8 SCB8CRIB8D OAFIÏi 1.PAHMJP CAPITA*.\u2022 ¦ 3STSBC2 FOR 1399, ¦ AtlCSMSlATSS fBHbS, «2,008,660.6® St .\t330,000.00 '\u2022 ses,561.C1 \" 2,844,817.00 \u2022\u2019 Insurances against Fire accepted at the ordinary rates of premium.In the Life Department moderate rates of premium, and large addition to sums nsured bv wav of Bonus.MACDOUGALIi Ê DAVIDSON, Genebal Agents EWING, Inspbctob, No.72 St.Franecis Xavier Street.Montreal.July 19\t170 fft ewers.Bek™ and Sndson Canal Co\u2019s ikAXLitOAXJhi \u2014TO\u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH Trains Leave Montreal : 6.50 a.m.\u2014Day Express with Wagner\u2019s Elegant Drawing Room Car attached, for Saratoga, Troy and Albany, arriving m New York at 10 p.m.same day without change.4.00 p.m.\u2014Night Express \u2014 Wagner\u2019s Elegant Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change, ggl\u201d This Train makes close connection at Troy and Albany with Sleeping Car Train for Boston, arriving at 9.20 a.m.New York Through Mails and Express carried via this line.Information given and Tickets sold at all Grand Trunk Railway Offices, and at the Company\u2019s Office, 143 St.James Street, Montreal.JOSEPH ANGELL, CHAS.C.McFALL,, General Pass\u2019r.Agent.\tAgent, Albany, N.Y.\tMontreal.April 30\t227 El Bûüâïenta iannMorj, FÏÏBHITïïËÊ RETAIL WHOLESALE PRISES The Proprietors of this Establishment have just OPENED, for the benefit of the Public, a \u2014AT\u2014 No, 463 Notre Dame Street- where purchasers can procure Furniture at Wlxolesale X\u2019riees.Some Pbices will give an idea \u2022 BEDROOM FURNITURE,) rivfsL BLACK WALNUT .j\tt&ZD BEDROOM FURNITURE, MARBLE TOPS.BEDROOM FURNITURE, ASH AND WALNUT.BEDROOM FURNITURE 1 ©ÎK SOFT WOOD.] «PIS CHA-IG- & GO.December 25 \u201977 :!$35 !!$I8 296 ËC.8 London advices report Consols steady at 9811-16.The bullion in the Bank of England during the past week decreased .£18,000, but the proportion of reserve to liability is now 51 1-16 per cent., against 50f per cent, in the previous week.The Money Market here is without change, and business quiet ; good lines of mercantile paps r are discounted by the banks at 7 i® 8 per cent., and loans- on collaterals are made at about 7 per cent, on call, and 7 i® 8 on time.Sterling Exchange is steady at 9-j IS) 9§ for round amounts of 60-day bills between banks, and 9J for cash over the counter; in New York the nominal rates are $4.87J for 60-days, and $4.89 for demand.Drafts on New York are] steady at about J premium.The Stock Market to-day showed an improvement in almost all investments, but the amount of business done was small ; Bank of Montreal opened stronger at 139J and advanced to 140, closing steady; this shows a rise of 1 ^ since Friday; Ontario was | better, changing hands at 63J ; Consolidated is quiet at 42 j ; for Peoples\u2019 52 is bid and 53 asked, and for Toronto there are buyers at 110 and sellers atlll^; Jacques Cartier is firm at 34J i@ 35|, and Merchants\u2019 dull at 80 ; Molsons would bring about 79, buyers offer 77, holders ask 80 ; Commerce advanced 5, a round lot of 100 shares changing hands at 103j ; Eastern Townships is offered at par, and Federal at 102, but without leading to business; Montreal Telegraph was dealt in at 103^, an advance of ^ on the last previous sale; Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co.is inactive at 411 IS) 43 ; for City Passenger Railway 81 is bid and 82^ asked ; City Gas is steady at 108^ ; Dominion 6 per cent, stock was placed at 991.The sales were as follows :\u2014 Bank of Montreal.1 18)\t139j 10, 5 18 140 Ontario.19 f8\t63J Consolidated.2, 25, 17 18 42| Commerce .2\t18\t103 100 (8 103J Montreal Telegraph.100 18\t103J City Gas Co.2, 10, 25,13 18 108£ Dominion 5 p.c.Stock.$1,000 1® 99^ At New York the Stock Market was fairly steady.The fluctuations during the dav were as follows :\u2014 \tMontreal,\t\tMay 10.\t STOCKS.\tValue of Shares.\tLast Hi-y\u2019rly | Dividend ;\tSellers.p.cent.\t* Buyers p.cent Bank of Montréal\t\t$200\t5 p.c\t149\t139 V Ontario Banli\t\t40\t3 PA\t64\tt-t* Bank of 15.N.America.\t£00\t2* P.C\t\t\t Consolidated\t\t$100\t3 p.t\t\t41 Banque da Peuple\t\tu\tpu\t63\t52 Molsons\u2019 I5ank\t\t60\t3 p.C\t8)\t1 71 Bank ot Toronto\t\t100\t3H0- POK/TJEK, In Wood and Bottle.QUEBEC flriD GULF PORTS STEftlflSHIP CO\u2019Y.For BERMUDA, steamship CANIMA, May 22.Steamship FLAMBOROUGH May 15 For ST.JOHN\u2019S and PONCE, P.R.ST.THOMAS and LAGUAYKA, steamship HADJI, MFor MARTINIQUE, ST.LUCIA, BARBADOES and TKINIDAD, steamship BAHAMA, May si, 1879.\t, \u201e For freight, passage and insurance, apply to A.F.OUTERBRIDGF & CO., 29 Broadway, New York.LEVE & ALDEN, 202 St.[James Street, Montreal.May tasamts EsusiA&i& scffliïd» October 25 WILLIAM DOW & GO.Xsre-vrers & Maltsters.Superior Palo and Brown Malt; India Pale and other Ales, Extra Double and single Stout, in wood and bottle.ÏASIMS8 SEIPUSD.The L Hewing bottlers only are authoriz ed to use our labels, viz.: Thos.J.Howard.173 St, Peter Street.Jas.Virtue.19 Aylmer \u201c Thos.Ferguson .283 St.Constant Street Win Bishop .479 Lagauchetiere St.Thos.Kmseila.144 Ottawa Street.CleopbasMaisoneuveoSS St.Dominique May 30\t227 Advances on Produce The Subsiribirs continue to make advances on Produce consigned to their Friends s Messrs PETER RINTOUL SON & CO., Glasgow JOHN BINGHAM & CO LiYERPOO! Or for sale in this mark at.WM.GUNN à CO.April 3 The only prominent feature in the Provision Trade has been the large quantities of eggs which have changed hands the past day or two, the low prices having led to great activity.The market is now much firmer and advanced to-day to 10 jo IS 11c.Other articles are about steady.COUNTRY PRODUCE^WHOLESALE PRICES.Butter, per lb\u2014 Store Packed Western.Dairy Western.Morrisburg & Brockville Townships.Cheese, per lb\u2014 Old\u2014Fair to fine.New \u201c\t\u201c\t.Eggs, per doz\u2014 Fresh Eggs.Limed \u201c .Ashes, per 100 lbs\u2014 Pots.Pearls.$\tc.\t\t$\tc.0\t10\tIS\t0\t12 0\t11\t(S\t0\t14 0\t13\trs\t0\t16 0\t13\tIS\t0\t17 0\t04\tIS\t0\t07 0\t05J\t(S\t0\t06J 0\t10\tIS\t0\t11 0\t00\tIS\t0\tOO 3\t60\tIS\t3\t65 0\t00\tIS\t5\t60 GRAIN STATISTICS.CeMPABATivE Receipts at Six Western Lake Ports.\u2014Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland and Duluth\u2014from January 1 to May 3 1879.\t1878.\t1877.Flour bbls.2,275,746 2,349,698\t1,495,853 Wheat,bush.16 907,997 20,641,847 4,648,560 Corn, bush.17,531,040 18,820,160 14,667,647 Oats, bush.5,4-9,795 4,860,379 3,775,827 Barley, bush.1,753,805 2,112,625 1,496,881 Rye, bush.\t544,584\t617,288\t376,355 Total.bush.42,177,221 47,052,299 26,965,270 Comparative Shipments at Six Western Lake Ports\u2014Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit and Duluth, from January 1 to May 3 ;\u2014 1879.\t1878.\t1377.Flour, bbls.2,381,633 2,249,918\t1,677,722 Wheat.bush.13,872,998 20,046,791 5,890,105 Corn, bush.14,393,486 15,655,670 12,156,240 Oats, bush.4,337,166 3,875,704 3,329,047 Bailey, bush 2,000,528 1,589,958 1,297,318 Rye, bush.525,704\t726,706\t198,462 Total bush.,,35,129,882 41,894,829 21,871,172 SUGAR REFINING IN CUBA.Advices from Havana, dated May 3, state that a company under the name of the Havana Sugar Refining Company (limited) has been formed in London, with a capital of $1,000,000, and power to increase the same, of which $800,000 will be distributed among English holders and $200,000 among Cubans.Mr.H.I.Overmen, agent for the London company, has just arrived there to establish the refinery definitely in Havana, the subscription list having been open since the 1st instant.The refinery expects to be able to convert yearly the crop of ninety plantations from musco-vadoes into centrifugals.It is said the company has secured the services of Messrs.J.W.De Castro and HoracioLugo, well-known New York refiners, and it is expected that the refinery will be in working order by the month of November.THE GRAIN TRADE.A cable despatch quotes a leading Liverpool circular of the 9th mst.as follows :\u2014 The grain markets have been steadier this week, and many of the provincial markets have slightly improved.Wheat was in better demand, and considerable business was dene in this and neigbouring markets.Since Tuesday wheat has improved Id.per cental.At this market to-day there was a moderate attendance and a better demand for wheat.An advance of Id.to 2d.was established over Tuesday\u2019s rates.Flour was firmer but unchanged.Corn advanced 2-7 a Day to Ageuib cauvabamg lor uio Fire* îfi I side Visitor.Terms and Outfit Free.Address P.O.VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.on Ra\u2019-e and Beautiful enromo Cards, wltn name only, loe., postpaid.GEO.X.REED & CO., Nassau, N.Y._____________________________ J.Minklerft Co., 30 âiîkël with name, 19 cts.Nassau, N.Y.\tCl\u2019g.\tOp\u2019g.\t1.30\tCl\u2019g.prev.day.\t\t\t\t104J West.Union\t\t104!\t104J\t.\t Lake Shore.\t\t74i\t73*\t\t74* Pacific Mail\t\t14Î\t14|\t.\t14* Brie\t\t28*\t28*\t28\t28 Ohio & Miss.\t15*\t15|\t16*\t15* Nor .-West\t\t61*\t61*\t611\t61! Do.pfd\t\t93}\t93*\t\t93f St.Paul\t\t44*\t44\t44!\t44* Do.pfd\t\t85*\t85\t85J\t86 Mich.Central.\t81\t80*\t81\t81* Jersey Central.\t44*\t44*\t44*\t44* N.Y.Central.\t.,\t\t.\t119 Del.Lack.&West\t.54\t531\t.\t54* Del.& Hudson.\t47*\t\t.\t47* St.Joseph\t\t19*\t19*\t.\t19* Rock Island\t\t.133\t.\t133*\t133* C.C.& I.C\t\t7Ï\t\t.\t.Tol.& Wabash.\t35*\t35*\t35*\t35* Union Pacific.\t73*\t.\t72*\t72* A.& P.Tel\t\t33*\t.\t\t Exchange\t\t,487*\t.\t.\tœ Money\t\t.3\t\t.\t3 The sales were :\u2014Pacific Mail,\t\t\t\t17,00; Western Union,\t1,400\t; Nor\u2019-\tWest,\t7,800 ; do.preferred, 3,400 ;\t\tRock\tIsland, 200 ;\t r.ft snowflake, &e., or 20 Transparent cards, tfu witli name, 10c.L.JONES & CO., Nassau, N.Y.____________________________________ Eft OAKliS, Cliromo, Gold Border, &c., 10 cts., or DU 20 Lace cards, lu cts.J.B.HUSitD, Nassau, N.Y.____________________________ ©77 a Aionin -nu expenses guaranteed to © 1 I Agents.Outfit tree.Shaw & Co., Augusta, Maine.\t_______ DAMDUI ET £or advertisers.lOO pages.To rAmrnLt I cts.e.p, roweu&co\u201e n.y, St.Paul, 16,700 ; do.preferred, 3,700 Erie, 19,900 ; St.Joseph, 1,100; do.preferred, 400; Lake Shore, 19,100; New York Central, 100 ; Ohio & Miss., 18,500 ; Wabash, 4,000; Union Pacific, 3,600; Michigan Central, 2,700 ; Delaware & Hudson, 509 ; Jersey Central, 3,000 ; Delaware & Lackawanna, 5,600; A.& P.Telegraph» SCO.INSOLVENT NOTICES.QUEBEC.New Meetings op Creditors.\u2014Alfred Napoleon Belisle, St.Johns, May 26 ; Octave Dallaire,of St.Colomb de Sillery, at Quebec, May 28 ; F.X.Pouliot, Quebec, May 28 ; Turgeon & Turgeon, Montreal, May 21; Elzear Derome, Montreal, May 21 ; Michael Mclnnis, Port Daniel, June 2; Joseph Gosslin, of Brompton, at Sherbrooke, May 26 ; estate late Hvpolite Pa-quet, Quebec, May 29; Adilon Yanier, St.Jean Baptiste Village, at Montreal, May 21; Michael Lowrey, Montreal, May 19; Rafter, Desmarteau & Co., Montreal, May 26 ; George A.Cochrane, May 21 ; Francois X.Guay, of St.Romuald, at Quebec, May 21 ; Antoine Gagne, of Levis, at Quebec, May 21 ; P.E.Venner, Quebec, May 13; Labadie & Levasseur, of Levis, at Quebec, May 21 ; Michael Boivin, of St.Romuald, at Quebec, May 21.Assignees Appointed\u2014Brooks & Wig-gett, Sherbrooke, to Allen Lathrop, West-bury ; James Bracelin, Montreal, to James Kehoe ; James Bracelin, Montreal, to Louis G.St.Jean ; D.Lortie, Quebec, to W.Chamberland, Bic ; Wm.Parwell, Sherbrooke, to the Canadian Meat and Produce Co.; T.Charland, Quebec, to G.H.Talbott ; Alf.Lemieux, Quebec, to Pierre Drolet, St.Charles ; George Bury, Montreal, to Daniel J.McKeown ; Thomas Darling Montreal, to Langelier & Decelles, St.Johns ; George Bury, Montreal, to John Wanless ; C.Beausoleil, Montreal, to Ve-nance Taillefer, Montebello ; Elisee Noel, Sherbrooke, to Alexandre Chasby ; John Taylor, Montreal, to Samuel Price ; C.Beausoleil, Montreal, to Isaac Desjardins ; Wm.Hay, Lachute, to John Walker, Grenville ; J.M.Lefebvre, Knowlton, to John McMannis ; J.F.Armstrong, Sorel, to Adelard Dauphinais, Ste.Guillaume.Dividends Payable.\u2014 Louis Nicol, Sherbrooke, May 20 ; E.T.Lecavalier & Co., Montreal, May 20 ; Bingley J.Pette-ner, Montreal May 18 ; Leggett & Johnson, Montreal, May 27 ; Thos.Brady, Montreal, May 20 ; Wm.Fletcher, Carillon, May 19 ; James A.Edwards, Montreal, May 19 ; The Superior Foundry Co., Montreal, May 19 ; John Burns, Montreal, May 26; Richard Patton, Montreal, May 23 ; Nichol Francœur, Quebec, May 30.Deeds op Composition and Discharge Prepared.\u2014Lewis S.Black & Co., with D.J.Craig, Montreal ; Pierre Drolet, St.Charles, with Alf.Lemieux, Quebec ; John Price, with C.Beausoleil, Montreal; T.E.Lacerte & Co., Three Rivers, with D, Seath,.Montreal ; Nicholas Hosking, Sherbrooke, with Ed.Evans, Montreal ; Elisha C.Goddard, with P.Cowan, Sweetsburg ; Venance Taillefer, Montebello, with C.Beausoleil, Montreal.Applications for Discharge.\u2014James Thompson and Mary Susan Whitehead, Montreal, June 11 ; Samuel Woods, Montreal, June 11 ; Pierre Delorme, Montreal, June 11 ; John Boyle, Montreal, June 13; Emery Lauzon, Aylmer, June 13; Bingley J.Pettener, Montreal, June 11 Charles W.Hagar, Montreal, June 13 Jean Baptiste Grenier,Hull, June 13 Joseph James and Enoch James, Mont real, June 16.THE CATTLE TRADE.There will be a number of shipments of cattle from the country around Toronto this week.Dunn & Lemon ship, per Grand Trunk for Montreal, 250 head, one of the finest lots of cattle shipped from here: having been bought principally at the Guelph Fair, and raised by the best stockbreeders in the county of Wellington.Me Lellan & Rogers ship 240 head ; other shippers send various numbers.Mr.Corby, of Belleville, ships 350 head from Montreal on the 20th, and it is mentioned in connection with this shipment that they will go by a steamer of the Ross Line to London, at £4 10s per head.The Guelph cattle fair was a great success yesterday good cattle going off sharp at $5 per 100 lbs.\u2014Gfo&e, Halifax, N./S'., May 11.The Newfoundland sea! fishery for 1879 is calculated by a local paper as a fair average catch.The number of seals taken will reach very nearly 500,000, while the proportion of old seals brought home is greater than usual.Against this, however, we have a decrease in the value of seal oil; and consequent lessening of profit to crews.Indeed, neither merchant nor man will add very much to his annual earning by the Spring\u2019s work, although n® one can complain respecting the general success.Had the prices of former years been maintained the result would|5have been most satisfactory, but under present circumstances the value of the good catch is materially prejudiced by the lessened price.It may be noted in this connection that, in view of the favourable weather that has been experienced during Spring, it seems strange that nothing has been done in the cod fishery.Every day we hear that there is plenty of fish outside, but no fishermen use any exertion to get it.That from five to ten quintals per boat per week might now be had is, we believe, within the truth, yet we question if there are yet five boats on the ground.CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.Receipts ov Produce\u2014May 10.G.T.R.Q.M.O.Lachine Wheit, bn.Peas, bush.Flour, brls.Cornmeal, bu.Butter, kegs.Cheese.Pork, brls.Leather, rolls.Ashes, brls.Oats, bush.Tobacco 4 O.\"éô\" Canal 41,030 31,332 5,545 13 34 1 53 870 125 95 72 560 126 22 12,250 \u201e\t.\t.13 -yÇocfipts of Produce per G.T.R.and Q.M.U.& O.Railways and Lachine Canal, for the week ending May 19th, 1879, and for corresponding period of 1878 Rail.Lachine Canal.May 10, May 11, May 10, May 11, 1ST».\t187S.\t1879.\t1878.Wheat, bush.2,000 15,640 228,329 205,620 .167,613 .6,000 89,259 57,051 4,500\t600\t74\t6,276 .8,500\t 22,000 .17,297 3,998 15,554 13,442 Corn, bush.Peas, bush.Oats, hush.Barley, bush.Kye, bush.Flour, brls.O\u2019meal & Com-meal, brls.,.\t416\t2,305 Ashes, Pots & Pearls, brls .\t150\t116 Butter, kegs.\t809\t654 Cheese, bxs.91 Pork, brls.\t695\t716 Lard, brls.2 Beef, brls & tes\t3 Tallow, brls.Leather, rolls\t1,106\t417 Raw Hides.Dressed Hogs.\t5 Wiskey & H Wines, casks .160 Tobacco, pkgs,\t153\t29 31 298 97 35 60 26 10 3,600 3,329 317 149 80 140 105 57 LIVERPOOL MARKETS.Liverpool Flour .8\t6\t@\t10 Spring Wheat 7 0 (oj 8 Red Winter.8 10 @ 9 White Winter.8 8 @ 9 Club.9 2 @ 9 Corn.4\t4\t@\t00 Barley.5\t3\t@\t00 Oats.5\t6\t@\t00 Peas.6\t5\t@\t00 Fork .47\t6\t@\t00 Lard.32\t\u2018\t- Beef.74 Bacon .25 Tallow.35 Cheese.42 m.8.d.s.d.0 0 4 2 5 0 0 0 c 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 @ 00 G @ 00 6 @ 26 0 @ 00 0 @ 00 May 10.5.00 p.m s.d.s.8 6 © 10 7\t6 @ 8 8\t10 @ 9 8 8 @ 9 2\t© 9 4\t@ 00 3\t@ 00 6 @ 00 5\t© 00 6\t(g) 00 0 (g) 00 6 @ 00 6 © 26 0 © 00 0 © 00 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.TO THE MONTREAL HERALD.Saturday, May 10.Wheat in Chicago has declined |c.Flour\u2014There was not much business doing in Flour this morning, sales being small outside of a 1,600 brls.lot of Welland Canal Spring Extra, on p.t., this grade was held m most hands for $4.35, but buyers were not disposed to give more than $4.30.Superiors were quoted unchanged at $4.65 ©$4.70 ; for Extras an advance of 5c.was asked, sellers quoting $4.55 ; transactions reported, besides the round lot before mentioned, were : 100 Strong Bakers at $4.60 ; 100 Superfine, at $4.00 ; 250 Fine, at $3.40; 100 Ontario Bags, at $2.10.In the grain market Wheat was firmer, some business having been done in Canada Spring from about $1.02 @ $1.04, according to sample; Oats afloat are held at 31c.18 32c., with 30£c.bid ; selling value of Peas is about 80c.; Corn nominal.Superior Extra.$4\t65\t@\t$4\t70 Extra Superfine.4\t50\t@\t4\t55 Fancy.4\t35\t@\t4\t40 Spring Extra.4\t30\t©\t4\t35 Superfine .3\t90\t©\t4\t00 Strong Bakers\u2019.4\t40\t©\t4\t60 Fine.3\t30\t@\t3\t40 Middlings .3\t00\t©\t3\t15 Pollards.2\t60\t©\t2\t80 Ontario Bags.2\t10\t©\t2\t15 City Bags (delivered).2\t22) ©\t2\t25 Peas\u201480e IS 81c per 66 lbs.afloat.Oats\u2014Held at 31c i® 32c afloat.Oatmeal\u2014Ontario, $4.20 IS $4,25.Cornmeal\u2014$2.50 IS $2.60.Corn\u2014Nominal.Canada Wheat\u2014Firmer, with sales of Canada Spring from about $1.02 IS $1.04, according to sample.Butter\u2014New, 10c.IS 16c.Cheese\u20145c.IS 7c., according to make.Lard\u20149c.IS 9 )c.for tubs and pails.Pork\u2014Mess, $13.50 IS $14.00, according to brand.Ashes -\u2014 Per 100 lbs.\u2014 Pots, abcO $3.65 ; Pearls, $5.60 (S $5.65.| Seeds\u2014Timothy, $2.00 45 per lbs.Clover, 7c.(8 7|e.per lb.Hams\u201410c.Bacon\u20148^c.IS 9c.Freights\u2014Steam to Liverpool, London and Glasgow, 3s.6d.(S 4s.per qr.heavy grain.New York, May 10, 12 05 p m.\u2014 Wheat quietand firm; Chicago, $1.05@$1.06; Milwaukee, $1.06; No 2 Red, $1.18.Corn, quietand firm ; steamer, 46 ; No 2, 46)c ; No 3, 45jc.Oats, quiet and firm.Receipts \u2014Wheat, 62,000 bush; Corn, 53,000 do; Oats, 9,000 do; Rye, 10,000 do ; Barley, none.Chicago, May 10.\u2014 Wheat \u2014 Receipts, 77,000 bush ; shipments, 169,000 do.9.30 a.m.\u2014Opens at 96t}c for June.11.35 a.m.\u201496)c bid for June; 95|c for July.Corn\u2014 Receipts, 144,000 bush; shipments, 304,000 bush.9.30 a.m.\u2014Opens at 35|c for June.11.27 a m\u201435c for May; 35|o bid for June; 36)cfor July.Oats\u2014Receipts, 41,000 bush; shipments, 86,000 do.11.27 a.m.\u20142G)c © 27c for May; z6|c@27efor June.Barley \u2014Receipts, 10,000 bush; shipments.9,000 do.9.17 a m.\u2014Pork\u2014Opens at $9.474 for June; $9.574 for Ju\u2019y.11.40 a m.\u2014$9.45© $9.474 for June ; $9.55@$9.574for July.9.17 am.\u2014Lard\u2014Opens at $6.074 © $6.10 for June ; $6.10 @ $6.124 for July.11.40 a m.\u2014 $6.074@$6,10 for June ; $6.10 @ $6.124 for July.\t., Milwaukee, M ay 10\u2014Wheat \u2014Receipts, 64,000 bushels ; shipments, 55,000 do.9.32 a m.\u2014Opens 964c bid for June.11.18 a.m.96jC @ 984c for June ; 96fc for July.EUROPEAN.LONDON, May 10, 11.30 a.m.\u2014Consols, 98 11-16; 44\u2019s, 1094 ; 5\u2019s, 1051; Erie, 285; preferred, 534 ; Ill C, 884.5 p.m.\u2014Consols.9811-16; 44\u2019s, 1094 ; 5\u2019s, 1054 ; Erie, S 8| ; preferred, 54 ; Ill.O., 8S4.LIVERPOOL, May 10\u2014 Cotton \u2014 Firm and unchanged.UNITED STATES.CHICAGO, May 10.\u2014 Flour \u2014 Active, firmer and not quotably higher.Grain\u2014Wheat, quiet and steady ; No 2 Chicago Spring, 95c for cash and May ; 964c for June; No 3 do, 82e; Rejected, 70c.Corn, in good demand and full prices ; 354c for cash and May; 35|c © 35) c for June.Oats, active at 26|c foreash and May; 26)c for JuuÇ.Rye, in good demand and a shade higher at 49c @ 50c.Barley, in fair demand and firm at 70c.Pork\u2014Quiet and weak ; $9 50 for cash : $9 52£ for June.Lard\u2014Quiet and weak ; $6 10 for cash and June.Bulkmeats\u2014Unchanged.Whiskey\u2014Unchanged.Freights\u2014Corn to Buffalo, 3c j'closing, 24 c hid.Receipts\u2014Flour, 11,000 barrels ; Wheat, 76,000 bushels ; Corn, 144,000bushels; Oats, 41,000 bushels ; Eye, 2,000 bushels ; Barley, 10,000 bushels.Shipments\u2014Flour, 10,000 barrels; Wheat, 16,000 bushels; Corn, 304,000bushels; Oats, 86,000 bushels ; Rye, 4,000 bushels ; Bar» ley, 9,000 bushels.Hogs \u2014Receipts, 16,800; light grades, .45 © $3.55; Mixed packers, $3.25 @ : 49 ; heavy shipping, $3.40 © $3.60.1.04 p.m\u2014GBAiN-Wheat, 95c for May ; 964c bid for June; 96c asked for July.Corn, 35c for May ; 354c bid for June ; 364c © 364c for July.Oats, 26ic for May; 27c for J une ; 274c for July.Pork\u2014$9 50 for May ; $9 50 bid for June ; $9 60 bid for July.Lard-$610 © $6124 for May; $610© $6 124 for June ; $6 15 for July.NEW YORK, May 10, 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Cotton\u2014Quiet at 12 7-16c.Flour\u2014Quite firm; receipts, 12,000 brls ; sales, 13,000 do at $3 40 © $3 85 for Superfine State and Western.ByeFlour, firm.Grain\u2014Wheat, quiet; prices generally without decided change ; receipts, 62,000 bush; sales, 8,000 bush; No 2 Spring for cash, $104.Rye, firm.Corn, moderate trade ; receipts, 53,000 bush ; sales, 12,000 at 44|c @ 464c.Barley, dull and heavy ; 874c © 90c for No X Canada Bright ; 65c © 70c for Four-rowed State.Oats, firm ; receipts, 9,000 bush ; sales, 28,000 bush at 35c © 354c for Mixed Western and State ; 36c © 40c for White do.Pork\u2014Weak at $10.Lard\u2014Easier at $6 25 © $6 274.2.10 pm \u2014 Grain\u2014Wheat, quiet; sales, 175,000 bush; Chicago, $104 © $1 05 ; Milwaukee, $105.Corn, dull ; sales, 5 0,000 ; steamer, 454c ; No 2, 46c.Oats, irregular.Barley, quiet ; Canada, 75c @ 90c ; State, 70c © 75c.Tallow\u201464c.Dressed Hogs\u2014$4 874 @ $5.W hiskey\u2014$1 05.3.30 p.m.\u2014Railroads, moderately active ; stocks, feverish.MILWAUKEE, May 10, 9.34 a.m.\u2014 Grain\u2014Wheat\u201494fc for May; 964c for June; receipts, 64,0.0 bushels; shipments, 55,000 do.1.05 p m\u2014Wheat\u2014Hard, $1.02; No 1, 99c ; No 2.95c for cash and May ; 964c for June; 96|c for July ; No 3, 824c.DETROIT, May 10, 12.50 p.m.\u2014Grain\u2014 Wheat, steady ; Extra, held at $1 08 ; White, $1 064 © $1 07 for cash ; $1 064 for May; $1064 for June; milling, $1 034; re» ceipts,27,000 bushels; shipments, 12,000 do.TOLEDO, May 10, 12 noon\u2014Grain\u2014 Wheat, steady ; Amber, $1 094 for cash ; $11/94 for June; No 2 Red, $1 094 for cash ; $1 094 for June.Corn, steady ; high mixed, 38jc; No 2, 38c for cash.Oats, fivifi ; No 2, 31c for cash.\"BOSTON, May 9.\u2014Flour\u2014Holders are firm, and the market is strong fur all grades, but more particularly for winter wheats.Large sales could be made at old prices, and at the advance there is inquiry and very fair sales.Some choice brands of St Louis have sold to-day at $6 25 @ $6 374, and a fancy Indiana brand sold at $6 40.We quote supers at $2 75 © $3 00 per barrel ; low extras at $3 75 @ $4 25 ; medium at $4 25\t©\t$4 75 ; choice at $4 75 @ $600, including choice brands at the latter figure ; Ohio, Indiana and Michigan flours at $4 75 © $5 25, and a few brands at a higher figure; St.Louis, Illinois and Indiana flours at $5 25 @ $6 25 ; winter wheat patents, $6 25 @ $7 75 ; fancy Minnesotas at $6 25 @ $8 25 per bbl, and one or two brands sell a little higher.Oats\u2014The market remains strong at 37c for No 3 whites ; 374c © 38c for No 2 do ; 384c©41cfor No 1 and extra; No 2 mixed are quoted at 364c per bush.Butter\u2014There is rather a slow trade today, and it is seldom that any lots of butter are sold above 15o for choice dairies, and the best creameries sell at 17e @ 18c.Western ladle-packed butter is in m oderate demand at 13c © 14c per lb, and Choice Western dairy would sell at 13c _@ 15c ; common and medium butter is dull at 12c © 13c for medium, and 8c © 10c for common grades.Cheese\u2014There is a limitedjrequest, and the market is quiet and unchanged.Choice factories sell at 7c @ 74c per lb ; good lots of cheese are taken at 6c© tic.and common sells at 2e © 3e.Eggs\u2014There is a steady demand, andtne market is firm at 124c per doz for Eastern eggs ; 12c for Northern and PEI, and H4o for Western.Potatoes\u2014Market firm for all kinds,and sales of Eastern Rose particularly have been at full prices.We quote Eastern Rose at $1 29 © $1 25 per bush; Northern do at$l 10; Jacksons at $1 © $1 05; Proh-fies at $1 10, and Davis Seedlings are scarce and sell at $110 per bush.Hay and Straw\u2014The market remams firm and fairly active for the best grades, and there is more inquiry for common hay.We quote prime lots of coarse hay at $15 © $lti per ton, and some fancy lots sell at $17 \u2022 medium hay sells at $13 @ $14, and ordinary lots at $9© $10 per ton.Straw at $13 © $14 per ton.\u2014Advertiser.Fhœnieian, 1484, H & A Allan Ocean King, 1,606, R Reford & co Sardinian, 2.577, H & A Allan Lake Neplgon, 1038, Thompson, M.& Co Circassian, 2,355, H A A Allan Cybele, 1,277, R Reford A co Ships.Lake Superior, 1274, Thompson, M A Co Schooners, SSWÏcŸAS/t11- Fœdens Area, 123, W A Charlebois PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived\u2014May 10.Barque Canada, Ludvigson.from Pors-grund, J Sharpies Sons A Co, ballast.SS Texas, Lanrenson, from Liverpool, W Macpherson, general.SS Govino, Scarlett, from Newport, for Montreal.Ship Glenmoragh, Dawson, from Liverpool, for Montreal.May 11.Barque Wimmera, McIntyre, London, John Ross A Co, cement.Barque Nina, Taggart, Leith, Jno Sharpies Sons A Co, coal.SS Beaver, Lemaistre, Dalhousie A Co A Fraser A Co, general.SS Valetta, Anderson, Pictou for Montreal.SS Nettlesworth, from Pictou for Montreal.SS Colina.Murray.Glasgow for Montreal.Cleared\u2014May 10.Waldensian, Legallais, for Glasgow, Allans, Rae A Co.SS Texas, Laurenzon, for Montreal, W C Macpherson.SS Govino proceeded to Montreal at one p.m.Items\u2014May 10.Ship Glenmoragh proceeded to Montreal at 4 p m in tow of tug Rocket.SS Texas preceeded to Montreal at 5 pm.Barque Martin Luther left for Three Rivers at 4 p m, in tow of tug Admiral Porter.Brigantine New Dominion arrived from Montreal this pm.Barque Maggie O\u2019Brien and ship Queen are reported in river inward.Dominion Line SS Quebec arrived from Montreal at 6.39 p m, changed pilot, and proceeded to sea.May 11.SS Valetta proceeded for Montreal about 11\tlast night.SS Nettlesworth and ss Colina proceeded to Montreal to-day, the former at 5am and the latter at 3 30 p m.SS City of London arrived from Montreal at 4 30 p m, changed pilots and proceeded to sea.Steam tug Boston arrived down this morning with a raft for Hamilton Bros, being the first raft of the season.Barque Nina, Capt Taggart, from Leith, at this port this morning, reports having spoke Norwegian barque H K L D, from 'i ensberg, 7 days out, long 17 30 W, bound for Quebec; passed baique Hortensia at anchor at Hare Island, barque Hooding at anchor at the west end of Dreen Island, barque Napoleon at anchor at Apple Island, barque Challenge at Basque Island and a barque and a brig at Bic, all inward bound.Incoming steamships report about forty inward vessels between Anticosti and this port.Barque Wimmera proceeds to Three Rivers to load after discharging some cargo here.CAPE ROSIER, May 10\u2014Clear and mild; therm, 57 ; stiff south-west breeze-Two ships inward.FOX RIVER, May 10\u2014Clear and warm ; light south-west wind.Two shipsjinward.Later\u2014Cloudy and cool; stiff N W wind.Six ships inward this p m ; schr Glen anchored here.May 11\u2014Fine and calm.The steamship Waldensian outward at 8 pm.Later\u2014Cloudy and warm ; light N E wind.Steamship Circassian outward at !1 p m, and 3 ships inward.GRAND VALEE, May 10\u2014Clear and cool light N wind.One two-masted steamer inward at -7-30 a m- Later\u2014Cloudy and cool ; light N E wind ; no shipping.MAGDALEN RIVER, May 10-B right and warm ; light south-wes 6 wind.One two-masted steamer inward at 8.30 a m.ST FELICITE, May 10\u2014Fine and warm; light fresh wind.No shippiag.FATHER POINT, May 10-The Texas inward at 10-30 p m yesterday.A three-masted steamship, supposed to be the Valetta, inward at 6 am.Very warm; stiff south-west wind.Later\u2014Showery ; W S W wind.\u201cMay 11\u2014Overcast and calm.2 Later\u2014Overcast and hazy ; light N E wind.Steamer Caspian in 12.20 p m, 1 ship and 2 barques inward and steamer Quebec outward at 4 p m.Latest\u2014Hazy ; light air from N.Steamship Colina inward at 11.80 pm yesterday ; steamer Circassian outward at 11.15 p m yesterday, and Waldensian outward at 4 am.RIVIERE DU LOUP, May 10\u2014Clear and mild ; westerly wind.Two vessels at anchor in sight.L\u2019ISLET, May 10\u2014Cloudy; south-west wind- One two-masted steamer inward at 6 a m, L\u2019ISLET VILLAGE, May 10\u2014Weather clear and fair ; S W wind.MARTIN RIVER, wind ; cloudy.One two-masted steamship 12\tp m.MATANE, May 11\u2014Clear and warm ; blowing a breeze from N W.One two-masted steamship with black funnel inward at 7 p m.May 11-Light N E inward at HALIFAX, N S, May 10\u2014The steame Worcester arrived this morning from Charlottetown, aud sailed this afternoon for Boston.The Nova Scotian arrived this p m from Baltimore, and will sail on Tuesday next for Liverpool.The barque Thomas Perry, 1,200 tons, was launched from the ship-yard of Elzear Raymond, Green Cove, Yarmouth County; she is owned by William Law A Co, Thos Perry and others of Yarmouth- The schooner F A Frost 102 tons, sailed from Porto Rico on the 13th March for Yarmouth with a cargo of sugar, and baa not since been heard of ; she was owned by A F Stoneham A Co, of Yarmouth, and insured in the marine office of that town for $3,000 ; the cargo is insured for $4,500 in the Yarmouth office- The schooner Dreadnot, 404 tons, sailed from Antigua on the 21st March for Yarmouth with a cargo of molasses, and has not since been heard of ; she was owned by W Law A Co and others of Yarmouth ; the vessel is insured for $2,200 and the cargo $4,000 in tüe Yarmouth office- May 11.\u2014 Steamers arrived \u2014 Arrived Austrian, from Liverpool, via St John, Nfld, and Alhambra, from St Johns, Nfld.KINGSTON, May 10.\u2014The first fleet of grain-laden vessels from the Welland Canal this spring are at hand.Arrived at Kingston and Montreal Forwarding Co : Schr O Gearing, from Wellington, with 6000 bush peas Barge Alice Pacy, from Gananoque, with 8000 bush peas and wheat.SARNIA, May 10\u2014The steamer Asia, the fourth boat of the North-West Transportation Company\u2019s Line, left port yesterday with a full load of freight for Manitoba and 150 passengers.The steamer Quebec passed through the Sault Canal to-day with a full load of flour and wheat from Duluth; she paused the Manitoba in Waiska Bay, bound up; she reports good weather on Lake Superior ; there was great excitement at Prince Arthur\u2019s Landing on the arrival of the Quebec, which brought a large amount of much needed supplies.FOREIGN PORTS.NEW YORK, May 11\u2014Arrived\u2014Helvetia, from Liverpool.LONDON, May 11\u2014Arrived out\u2014Franca and Fusia.QUEENSTOWN, May 10\u2014Arrived\u2014Algeria, from New York ; Adriatic, from New York.MARINE INTELLIGENCE SHIPPING AND WEATHER, PORT OF MONTREAL.Arrivals\u2014May 9.SS South Tyne, 986, J M Harvey, from London, D Shaw, agent, general.May 11.S S City of Bristol and Texas, also ship Ardmillan.Departures\u2014May 9.SS Quebec, 1403, G Dale, master, for Liverpool, D Torrance A Co, agents, general VESSELS IN PORT.Steamers.South Tyne, Shaw, 986.City of Bristol, 1895, Thompson, M A Co IMPORTS, Perss \u201cGovino,\u201d Captain Scarlett, from Bristol, Robert RefordAco, agents\u2014Order 15 cases iron; Order 28 do; Order 4 do 18 bundles do; Order 85 do; James Robertson Aeo 50 bxs Canada plates; Order 6733 rails; 13o8 bdls fi^h plates; 125 cases bolts and nuts; R Millard&co 458 bdls iron.LACHINE CANAL.Per str Olive\u2014A Foster 3 brls potash; James T Sawyer 6 tubs butter; Robinson A Lightbound 11 do; G Wait 1 do; Dalrymple A K 5 do; Alex M Cowie 3 cs butter 4 pails do 4 tubs do; A Shannon 4 do; J A Vaillan-court 6 do.Per str Lake Ontario\u2014John Brodie 200 bris flour; Crane A Baird 2,245 do; J A Math ew son 30 hf brls vinegar; A AJ Corbeil 20 do; Villeneuve A Gariopy 10 do.Per Onondaga\u2014J A R Esdaile 15,845 bush wheat; Crane A Baird 2,485 do.Per Oneida\u2014J A R Esdaile 8,045 bush wheat 9,196 do peas.Per Albert\u2014Beddall A co 9,005 bushels peas; JAR Esdaile 2,655 do wheat.Per Alfred\u2014D Robertson & co 5,952 bush peas; D Butters A co 7,169 do.Per prop Dominion\u2014Norris A Routh 3,100 brls flour, Per Acadia\u2014Standard Bank of Canada 12,000 bush wheat.Per Manitoba\u2014J B Ethier 10 tubs butter.GRAND TRUNK WEST.Lafreniere A St Onge 2,250 bush oats; Order Exchange Bank 200 brls flour; Thos W Raphael 100 do; Thos Fuller&co 100 do; Lord, MAM 200 bgs; N RenaudAco 200 do; Geo Denholm 100 do; Merchants Bank 120 do; Order A B SmithAco 125 brls c meal; T Tifliu&co 10 brls ashes; J B Clements 3 do; KACookson 1 do; James Jack&co 6 do; H Dobell&co 2 do; DeSola BrosAco 5 kgs butter J A Vaillancourt 3 do; KAMcBurney 3 do; Thos Shaw 18 do; Geo Wait 14 do; VipondAMcB 5 do; Bell, SAco 12 do; Hc-LaurinAHcN 5 do; M Laing 3 do; A AAy&r Aco 21 do; J HamiltonAco 6 do; A Chisholm 7 bxs cheese; Kobt WarrenAco 500 brls pork; Shaw BrosAC 1 car leather; R Mc» Cready 15 do ; Cassils, SAco 3 do; Cochrane, CAco 8 do; C W McDonald 13 hhd tobacco; JouesASons 50 brls pork; M Laing 100 do; S H Rolland X bx; J Ruplinger 40 51, a; I; Æ: 8r : 1 ; \u2019if; liii; lit y -ii \u2022'¦V I i ' : ¦ -If-' ;;5 ! \u2019¦iH ¦i|: if \u2022 iijç', :r \u2018:{- -.i1 ¦ \"s -1 i'M \u2022i «i i.,i\u2014 i.i» '«¦\t^ 14 i, ^;h a i,i:> AÎNi» ÙAlLt 1XJR1MEfiCîAiL» GAZETTE, MONDAY, MAY 12.!*? or** of the Bo,*.To,.^tario %25t5^I8\u2019.1879 J A J™;,s \"«Li Gn Civile* of Piyj- 'POO the Paid.nn r,.Payable a'tiTsVanî^^' on and after\tDou«'ioN exhibition.S0pRESlE COUET.- Tfl£ Sb^_ \u2022«tS », in\u2014The Watertown >Uy Ottawa on the 21th of JOSE KIf Jfollo-nr«- \" a Collector m Her ?.ojebec.w \" William Henry f .\u2022> s Co3t wrister-at-law, and àU*90^\u2019 ^ott Judge of the S&^rtome County of Essex, E.^ERALMi, ,,\t5E1||{ S0 ^ OF Jung Reliât ONg fttfif\tIt under the provisions : \u2022 ^ i.ni-' jurisdiction Act, i ^ \" ^ 'tè judg- s of the Maritime Snrrogate ^Cornelius David £< ^ .°p In.and Samuel Smith rî^Towns of Sandwich Lj ndo°£ ^ respectively Deputy ^^^id Court.William ^Ahe Townof Picton.and John «f^of^wn^W^r V & XfiU^ If 1 - .E-B-AKGD.- Û^eralà ni, l879 rince of Qub^ lm Sfe Real.F.NOTT, D- hanson, J General Age*, \u2014_ 3m irfmjt F Peolifs I ! befork rag PEIL.STK FOE \u2022S\u2019 Share tE R0FIT8 rIDE0 \u2022 jTEAE )FFICE : WNALL.ov.of Quebec-P.ESAKIS.til BLE Y cf the Ü.?\u2022 President.imber 31it, 1!U IAN, 1, .t3î,m,wJt nment ) meet sets., sstsar 132,108,438.0 .J6,543,»'.» .1M1W.3 H'),38«,:8:a ITS.I\t,En.|3,0Si,*!ti3 1 aMi i6s,kiu ^«sn» II\t0t 650.» U 63,»!t 6,131.013^ .tst,l»5,3fen .$12,437,56b» sure 4, .X!ËS .Ü*6 6,201,»S:J and and i.01 ^ lier u i,hm4 'n,»u> ^\t647,5135» led 474,488.^ 0l\u2018 Sl^, I.'.\u2019 m,el' , *MM.( s 1 ig.SdOJ^ jeisRJJB,\" \u201d $3,741,3*3* 10 S,»»**4* policies.tslonaff^, ra settle®?jlpatM P®3 riencel*®6 lort l Acrc^ son.caKfl* ited vd.soclebT?nt inert®* S8 K»»»1* fSta jetne*3-*® Deputy Marshals ot ^respecfi » Edward Wakeman \u2022*ld.rjity of Toronto, in the °V Ontario, Official Assignee ^mntyof York, including the \u2018\u2022jTorento, bas resigned his posi- t \"^\u201c\u201c^XeSs coming from the f'riV frim the Black Sea, or from BnW or/rA°\u201cf 0r from the Sea of Mar-UtS;a,r remor having touched at any ^ .'riar place the passage from ^ * is bv or through any of the said 1 reputed coming from an m-Pand suspected of being ca-^ ^introducing in Canada the re \u201cgome other infectious disease *CV dangerous to the public rt f\u2019 a/d the fact of such vessel or ^ limine from or having touched \"\u201c^n rlawfor places aforesaid shall ^jfthem subject to the application .Quarantine regulations in force iVê ports of Quebec, St.John, QL piotou and Charlottetown, and ne quarantine regulation in force all other ports of the Do-tQ' 3rd, the medical snpermten-r,,, 0f'the regular quarantines estab-Qd in virtue of the regulations first Soned, and the Collector of Cus-Lof each and every port of Canada, a-eot the regular quarantine stations Qe mentioned, are to apply the re-Jation defining their duties to each Q vessel or vessels coming from the Biltic or from the Black Sea, or from toe Sea of Azof, or from the Sea of Martin, or from or having touched at any jVe'in, or any place the passage from Mich is by or through any of.the said Q dealing with said ships ipso faeto, u if it were ascertained that they ap-penaised to the class of vessels ordered to be visited and dealt with by the said odical superin1 endents and Collectors of Customs for the purpose of quaran-the The Joint Committee of the Quebec uiOatario Agricultural and Art As-lociitions, composed of the Hon.David Christie, Hr.Mousseau, Mr.G.Led lire of Montreal ; Mr.Ira Morgan of Met-e»lf, Mr.Wm.Sanders of London i»horepresents the Entomological Society of Outario), Mr.D.McRae ani Hr.J.C.R/kert, M.P., concluded their their labours to-day.It had been de-tidedto expend the §5,000 granted by ths Government for the purposes of £» Dominion Exhibition in awarding some forty gold medals and a large number of liver and bronze medals to exhibitors.His Excellency will be requested to act as patroa of the Exhibition.In the Suoreme Court the following ewere disposed of McKay vs., allowed ; Standly et al vs.Perry if ol, dismissed ; Chapman vs.Gavin, dismissed, The following appeals have bien entered for hearing at the June term Clarks vi.Scottish Imperial Insurance Company ; Provincial Insurance Company vs.Connolly ; Waterous ra Morrow ; Fraser vs.Pouliot ; Rsy-noldsvs.Barnard\u2019s Bank ; Rose et al vs.Hickey ef al ; Moore vs.Connecticut Insurance Company ; Mackenzie vs.Kittridge ; Montreal Loan Company vs.F uteux ; Beamish vs.Kaulback ; City «Halifax vs.Kenny : McLean vs.Han-Mm; MeOuaig vs.Keith; Milloy r\u201e.wrr sf al ¦ PugSiey v$.King ; Reid et «w.Rayef al.TORONTO the SOUTH BRUCE ELECTION CASE.civic taxation, installing the bishop.Qff,10\u2019 ^®y 10.\u2014An order was Court o?thlday f01 tl10 P^cnt out of hiuthBrn-\u201d ,ui0ae?deposited in the At vp .ce,ede,otlou petition matter.ïiecntQte^ay 8- meeFinH of \u2022't'e City WooaiendCthnmittee ^ W1S decided to fflskb» K.ie?Passage of a By-Law current vp ^ mi is o£ taxation for the So/iha''mPty?ble as follows :\u201474 September3 10t.h dal.v'5 \u201cHis on the 1st October.5 mUls on the 15th ceremony of installin.Sfc: James\u2019 GrMsett nffi 408 jtbls morning- J-reau Pr.ScaddL.tej\u2019 a1ssisted by the Rev.ford and Cr\u201d andm^eV- fJcssrs.Rains-W8.ppeen' TQc Bishop preached, dipped to Fn13ianf ^Hson, of Weston, 01 Prime catHoS anlic -A-Uction.The undersigned Assignee will offer for sale by Public Auction, on MONDAY, the Nineteenth day of MAY, 1879, at TEN o\u2019clock A.M., at the \u201c Iroquois House,\u201d St, Hilaire, an Emplacement, situated in the Village of St.Hilaire, £2 miles from Montreal, being about 125 feet in front by 175 feet in depth, hounded in front by the Queen\u2019s highway, and in rear by the River Richelieu, and within a few minutes walk of the G.T.R.Station, on which is erected a substantial, well built Wooden Cottage, 45 x 36, with Mansard roof, containing four rooms on ground floor, six bedrooms in Mansard, good cellar, and verandahs front and rear ; all in perfect order, and of modern construction.In addition to which, another building on the same lot capable of being used as a porter residence.The whole forming a most desirable Summer Country Residence, in one of the most charming spols in the Province of Quebec.Tkbms Cash.SAMUEL JOHNSTON, Assignee.223 St.James Street, I 6,8,10,12,14, Montreal, 5th May, 1879.j 16M 107 TO LKT.jÊEÿX The premises.No.8 St.Helen Il à b » Street, at present occupied by 5 Ï I Messrs.Mullarky & Co.as a boot SsJlwJiand shoe factory.Also: The premises.Nos.297 and 299 St.Paul street, lately occupied by Messrs.L.J.Beliveau & Co.Possession of the latter may be had immediately.Apply to MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON.Febrnary 10\t34 TO JL.1GT, Several large Offices, in the Union \u201c j; Buildingi; single and double, with vaults, well suited for Insurance ___jCompanies or Law firms ; and, on the Upper Flats, well-lighted, spacious Offices, snita ble for Architects, Surveyors, &c.Esamination invited.TAYLOR BROS.February 6\t31 BY W.E.SHAW.Sales of Furniture AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES.W.E- SH.A.^W\\ GKNEBAL AUCTIONEER, gives his personal attention to all Sales entrusted to him.His Salerooms\u2014 1 l»r> St James street, (Opposite Molsons Bank), Best stand in the city for the sale ef General Merchandize and Household Effects.Those who contemplate selling their Household Furniture this Spring, will do well to make early arrangements with him, as he has p-lready been engaged to conduct several important sales ot which due notice will be given.Reasonable terms and prompt settlements have already secured him the leading business.Valuations and Appraisals.Cash advances made on consignments.March 4\t53 pUsceXTîmwm& PASSENGERJRANSFER.Arrangements have been entered into between the Q M.O.and O.Railway and \u201cThe Canadian District Telegraph Com pany\u2019s \u201d Cabmen for the transfer of Passengers and Baggage, to and frem Mile End and Hochelaga Stations at 35 c*nts per passenger.Family Tickets of two or more 25 cent each person.For full information, apply at the offices of STARNES, LEVE & ALDEN, 202 St.James street, 158 Notre Dame street, and the District Telegraph Company\u2019s Offices where tickets can be purchased, also from Conductors on Passenger Trains, thereby pro tee ling Passengers from any imposition or annoyance.May 5\td 106 TO SHIPPERS OF f.iYitKîüAft UaI Iu m STEAMSHIP OWNERS.The attention of the above is particularly invited to the advantages afforded at the Port of Sunderland, on the North» East Coast of the United Kingdom, for the landing and slaughter of American cattle.It is one of the six ports which have \"Foreign Animals Wharfs\u201d defined by the Privy Council, where alone American cattle can at present be landed.It is the third largest Coal Shipping Port, and in every other respect is one of the best and cheapest in the Kingdom, The importations of grain from America are considerable.Further information can be obtained on application to the undersigned.C.H.DODDS, General Manager, Harbour and Dock Offices, \\ , Sunderland, February 1879.j March 27\t2m Tm 73 &l§?3 GIBE CO.Beg to inform their Friends and Patrons that they have received their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS IN TAILORING AND HABERDASHERY \u2014ALSO,\u2014 \u2019Pattern Saits ironx Poole, And respectfully invite inspection.March 14\t62 ASOMTIC MONTSEHHiT QUININE CORDIAL Pure Quinia, with Lime Fruit Juice, Cordialised by the addition of Aromatics, but Entirely Free from Alcohol.Tho combination of two agents of such universally acknowledged value, in at once a palatable and innocuous form, has been a desideratum long sought for.Although the Tonic qualities of Quinine have been popularized in the form of QUININE WINES, it is well known these combinations Rave been attended with serious evils consequent upon the .A.lcoli.olio te Li in u l a ii they all contain.INSOLVENT ACT OF 1875, AND AMENDING ACTS.In the Matter of YOUNG, McNAUGHTON & CO., of Montreal, Insolvents, The undersigned will sell by Public Auction at the Store, No.146 McGill street, Montreal, on Friday, the 16 th of May, inst.At ELEVEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, the well-assorted stock of Shirts, Collars, Umbrellas, and General Haberdashers\u2019 Goods, belonging to above Estate, amounting to about 117,472.24.The stock will te sold in one lot at a dollar rate as per Inventory.Terms liberal, which will be made known on day of sale.Inventory can be seen and all information obtained at the office of the undersigned.ALEX.F, RIDDELL, Assignee.Office of Evans & Riddell, I 9,12,14,16 M Montreal, 6th May, 1879.j 110 aromatic ^omtserrat QUIIVINJB OOÜOIAJL.Is guaranteed to contain One Grain oj Quinine in each Wineglassful, and to be entirely free from Alcohol, being prepared solely from the MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE combined with Aromatics.Prepared only by the Sole Consignees for he Dominion of Canada and U.S.1.H.S 0 GDEN EYANS & CQ>.MONTREAL.Sold by all Druggists.Price, one .dollar per bottle.N.B.\u2014No Quinine Cordial can be guaranteed genuine unless tire Trade-Mark of tire Monteer rat Co.is upon eacb Bottle, as well as tire Autograph Signature of H.SÜGDFN EVANS, F.C.S.Mzrch 32\t69 MACHINE OILS.Four first prizes and the Gold Medal, awarded Georgk B.Stock\u2019s Machine Oils A 14-foot Iron Planer ji-un several days with one oiling at the Hall Works, Oshawa, Ont.No self-oiler nor Patent Cup used._____\tHalifax.\u2014We are using STOCK\u2019S Extra Machine Oil on our Flour Mills and other Machinery at Bedford Basin, and also in our Bakery here, and find it better than Olive or Lard Oils, and a great deal cheaper.MOIR, SON & CO.J.A.WILKES, Agent for Province of Quebec, No.514 St.Paul street, Montreal.May 3\t105 i>i:poA\u2019 op rrHE lapMed Ingersoll Hook Drill The Best and Cheapest Steam Drill in Canada.We have on baud all sizes Rock Dkills from 5-rnch down to 2)-iuch Cylinder.Plug and leather Dyills are also being manufactured especially for Quarry Work 1 si stools: GRANITE DRILL STEEL, DÏNAMITE (Canadian), YOLNEY BLASTING POWDER, BLACK POWDER, *BATTERIES, FUSES, EXPLODERS, LEADING WIRE, &c rtobvr18 COOPER, FAIRMAN & CQ.raf 6tn 224 INSOLVENT ACT OF 1875, AND AMENDING ACTS.In the Matter of The Estate of P.ROONEY, An Insolvent.THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW GOODS Woollen Cloths, Coatings and Tweeds, Silks, Table Linens, Hollands, &c., &c.Is now offered to the Trade at Exceedingly _Low Prices, In Lots To Suit Purchasers, At the Store No.57 ST.STJLFICE STREET JOHN FAIR, Assignee.Apnl 26\t99 SPEGiALNOTIGE The Cable Conchas ARE THE FINEST .FIVE CENT CiCAii in America.When you call for them he sure you get them, as some Shopkeepers would recommend other brands, because it pays them a larger profit.S- ID^A/VTS, Nos, 14,18 à 18 Hospital St.March 19 300 WORKSHOPS AND ^FOUNDRY EÏÏHEIHC- AS USUAL, ORDERS FOR Cast Hardware and Iron Hailing WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.IL EL \u2019R.IVES & CO.August 7\t187 ME W^AKD VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS OP taed adOrpla! Oasalisrs SETTEES, TABLES S 8T0QLS For Gardens (new designs.) Union Water Meter Sa\u2019s Meta, AT CHANTELOUP\u2019ft April ____JVuxtion jaaicH.BY JOHN J.ARNTün! THIS MORNING.SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Three Crystal Gasaliers, two Splendid new Mirrors in gold frames, Brussels Carpets, \u201c Phelan\u201d Billiard Table in Rosewood, second size, very large and costly plate glass front Wardrobe, Drawing room suite in green and gold Silk Terry.Ecru Curtains, choice Engravings, Pictures, &c.Dining-room and Chamber Furniture in Walnut, bast quality mattresses and Bedding, China Services, Lawn Mower, Mangle, Refrigerator, and the whole of the effects, at No.32 DUROCHER STREET the residence of WM.REID, Esq , (who is giving up housekeeping), on Monday Morning, 12th May.ï^âiVIhe Billiard Table can be seen on Saturday afteroon.JOHN J.ARNTON.167 Auctioneer.Auction titles.petals.JOHN TAYLOR&BR0.MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, lO tet.John street.RAILWAY TURN TABLES WROUGHT IRON BRIDGES LOCOMOTIVE TIRES AND AXLES STEEL PLATES AND CASTINGS BOILER TUBES AND PLATES STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE INJECTOR BOILER FEEDERS BOLTS, NUTS AND RIVETS ENGINEERS\u2019 SUNDRIES IRON BEAMS & GIRDERS HYDRAULIC FORGINGS GAS WORKS SUPPLIES RAILWAY EQUIPMENT April 5 _______ si , WINDOW CORNICES.Fine Cheap Assortment.MARKED BELOW COST.3£3 miit OJCINT.XÆtete THAN ORDINARY PRICES.GEO.R.PR0WSE, IVo.t-27-J J tet.James Street.April 17\t9i BARLOW mm HEEL EST [LIM.ITJEO], BARROW-IN-FURNESS, England.COX & GREEN, Montreal, Agents for the Dominion of Canada.WILSOH, HÂWKSWQBÏH,ELLISON & GO.teHiQFJH\u2019UQLO.CELEB&ATED STEEL PRIZES AWARDED THEM AT Vienna, Paris and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for Cast Steel, Tool Steel, Spring Steel Sheet Steel and Steel Wire.M.HUNTER & SON, SHEFFIELD.Extra Fine Table Cutlery.JOHN ROUND & SON (LIMITED) SHEFFIELD Electro-Plated Ware, Spoons and Forks.Orders solicited to import or from Stock B.J.CO GULIN, 26 St.Sulpice Street, Montreal feSol© Agent;* July 3\tis; \u2022 P W- &I.F CURRIE & 00 IMPOBTBBS OP i?*i& ISiOJM, Ai JJfc I HO TV, Boiler Plates, Galvanized Iron, CANADA PLATES.TIN PLATES, fcSoilor 'JL\u2019iibesss, Grass Xntoes, Ingot Tin,\t- ¦ Ingot Copper, Sheet Copper, Antimony, Sheet Zinc, Ingot Zlne, Pig Lead, Dry Red Lead, Dry White Lead Rivets Iran Wire, steel Wire, Glass, Paints, Fire Clay, Flue Covers, Fire Bricks.Veined Marble,' Roman Cement, Portland Cement, Canada Cement,\" Paving Tiles, 1 Garden Vases, Chimney Topaj Fountains, Dram Pipes Patent Encaustic Paving Tiles, &c.MANUFACTURER OF SOFA, GHAIB AND 8ED SPRINGS August 27\t204 ELECT BIG BIMLAB AliRMS LECLA.I7CHE BATTERIES FIRE ALARM LINES! AND Instruments Made and Erected, C2 JEi AkBT'J?32LOTTE*.587 to 533 OSAIS STREET, MONTREAL.March 23 M ÏOIWJAS MOIET.PATENT DOMINION AIR LISET BURNS WITHOUT ANY CHIMNEY.Costs only One-Eighth the Price ol Gas; It can be applied to present Gas Pipes after disconnecting the Meter.Quite equal to Gas in brilliancy, without either smoke or smell.Parties interested will please call here and examine the Light.ROBERT MITCHELL & 00., PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS, &c., 104 tet.Peter streets MONTREAL.March 27______________71 CLENDINNENG\u2019S COOKING RANGES X.\tAND Heating; Furnaces A.N-A/rioiyAL, FOUCY I have arranged to manufacture, IN THIS CITY, the BEST RANGES AND FURNACES Now known to the Trade.My Customers will hereafter be able to get all plates needed for repairs, and thus save the expense, annoyance aud delay of importations.W.CLENDINNENG.April 17\t91 TO HB2TT, A i m A Lf, < J- IU Y A H JL) Suitable for COAL or LUMBER, on Queen Street, adj iuing Adams\u2019 Tobacco Factory.Apply at 112 ST.PETER STREET, Msjroh 29\t75 THE MONARCH HALL STOVE, THtBEST IHTHE MARKET, Handsome Design, Beautiful Finish, a Fibst-class Heater.This beautiful Stove combines all the latest improvements in self-feeders.Call and see it and judge for your* self.HyaiVs Furnace.This Furnace has been thoroughly test \u2022 * There is more of them in us© in this city than any other, and every one gives satisfaction.RANGES and STOVES OF ALL KINDS.O.KYÆI*, 38 Victoria Square.October 28______________ 257 john c.McLaren, Manufacturer of LEATHER BELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSE, AND PATENT TANNED LACE LEATHER.Price Lists on application.MAXUE ACTORY and SALESROOM, 10 St.Bonaventure Street, (Near McGill Street., P.O.Box 1296.\tMontreal, P.Q November 18\t275 HUM! CHI & Ci.MO IN TKISAJl,.SOLE AGENTS IK THE DOMINION FOB Messrs.Gonzalez, Byass & Co., Xeras de la Frontera, Sherries.\u201c T.G.Sandeman & Sons, Oporto, Ports.\u201c Pablo, Oliva & Castles, Tarragona, Red Wines.\u201c Leal Brothers & Co.Madeira, Madeira Wines.\u201c G.H.Mumm & Co., Reims, Champagnes.\u201c P.A.Mumm & Co., Frankfort-0 M., Hocks and Moselles.\u201c Cuzol, Fils & Co., Bordeaux, Fruits, &c.\u201c Pinet, Oastillon & Co., Cognac, Brandies, \u201c A.Houtman & Co., Schiedam Gins, \u201c Wm.Hay, Fairman & Co., Glasgow, Whiskies.\u201c R.Thorne & Sons, Groenoek, Whiskies.If D.J.Thomson, Leith, Ginger Wine, Old i om, &c.*, Maohen & Co., Liverpool, Export Bottlers of Guiness & Sons\u2019 Dublin Stout.\u201c Robert Porter & Co., London, Export Bottlers of Bass & Co\u2019s Ale.Mr.Wm.McEwan, Edinburgh, Scotch Ales.Apollinaris Company (Limited) London.Orders for Direct Importation Solicited from the Trade.February 20 344 1.SCO., S X>eI3 resoles street, MONTREAL, SOLE AG1HT3 IN CANADA FOR Riviere, Gardrat & Cie., Cognac, Brandies Wynand Fockink.Amsterdam, Beste Schiedammer Gin and Cordials, La Grande Chartreuse, Isere, L.Gamier.Chartreuse (genuine).E.Mercier & Co, Epernay Champagne.La Benedictine, from the Abbey of Fecamp J.Brisson & Co., Bordeaux, Clarets.H.R.H.the Duke d\u2019Aumale, Palorme.Zucco-Madeira.Ordrion & Piot, Purveyors to the Court of Russia, Cote d\u2019Or Burgundy Wines.E.Cusenier & Co., Purveyors to the Court of Italy, Paris, Cordials.Chevalier-Appert, Paris, Conserves Alimentaires.Gaillard & Cavaillon, Province, Oila-g-SS AmieuxFreres, Nantes, Sardines in Oil.The Gruyere Model Cheese Factory, Gruyère, Switzerland, Cheese.H.Taverney & Co., Vevey, Switzerland, Cigars and Tobacco.The French and Belgian Plate Glass Cos.Haidin & Cie, Belgium.Window Glass.The Crystal works of Baccarat, Paris.J.Pouyat, Limoges, French Porcelains.J.Vieillard & Co., Bordeaux, French Crockery, Dufour & Co., Anchor Brand, Bolting Cloths E Chouipe, Paris, French Leathers.French Boot Factories, Paris, Ladies\u2019, Men\u2019s and Children\u2019s.Cottance, La Parfumerie Centrale and St.James, Paris, Perfumeries.C.Debrye, Paris, Bruches and Combs; Laroche-Joubert, Lacroix & Cie.Angou-leme, Papers of all kinds.Jules Turquetil & Cie., Paris, Wall Papers.Jeantet David, St.Claude, Jura, Smokers\u2019 Goods and Toys.E.Lefrucheux, Paris, Fowling-pieces; N.Vivario-Plomdeur, Armourer to the King of the Belgians, Liege, Sporting Arms.Astier-Prodon, Thiers, Puy de Dome, French Cutlery.Blot & Drouard, Paris, French Clocks and Bronzes.IH STOCK\u2014FINE GROCERIES AMD ARTICLES D£ PARIS.Wholesale Only.Gustave A.Drouet.\tA.Gibeeton Lucien Huot.March 26\t242 J0HNHOPE&G9 AGENTS IN CANADA FOB tiOHlI DE KUYPER â S0Ms Eettaam MÂRTELL & CO., Cogna» JULES RODIM St 00., Cogum iOET & CHAND0M, Epemay.DEIMHAP.O & GO,, Cobles BARTON &0UESTSEB, Bordeaux M.leres da la Freatera, G00KBÜRM, SMITHES â 0S.gOp«^ ÜÜLLEB a DABTNEZ, Tarrafsaa, FREDERIC VALLEfTE, Maraaiilas* E.St J.BURKE, Dahlia.E.â G.HiBBOüï, boadsa* eyiLOOH, LAOE & Cû.j Slâsgss; m, mm® â oo., CAMTRELL à COCHRANE; Oublia, 40^0» N.E\u2014Orders received fsm tla Wholesale Trado enij.eeember 10\t295 SPARKLING _ÂPPLE CIDER.C3UOI* OF 18'?\u2019».This is now in Bottle, and surpasses the production of previous years.FREDERICK KINGSTON, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WINE MERCHANT,! fSS Hospital Street.March 13\t61 THE ATTENTION of the Public is requested to the following facts:\u2014 First.O.McGARVEY & SON have now on hand, and in course of completion, one of the finest, best assorted and best finished Stocks of Household Furniture to he seen in the Dominion, comprising every article belonging to the line.Second.This Stock has been provided during the winter months at prices so low for cash, that they will be enabled to sell at prices lower than any ever approached, even during the last few years of hard times.Third.Parties who will he in want of such goods could not better consult their interests than by giving a call to the oldest established Furniture Warehouse in the city, where they can depend upon being shown every courtesy, even if merely inspecting goods._ A call from the public wanting goods in their line is most respectfully requested.OWEN NHIARVEY & SON, 7.9 and 11 ST.JOSEPH STREET.March 10 BY HENRY J.SHAW.CATALOGUE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT COLLECTIONS OF PARIS EXHIBITION GOODS, INCLUDING Vases, Bronzes and Timepieces, of Rare Beauty.IIuu'ry J.Shaw has received in- sln by AnuctmToanPari8ienne merchant to Wednesday, the 14Ui last., by Catalogue, at the store.258 St.James 0?P0t lt\u201e Mohan's), a valuable con-monnWl4 pf Mar*)le Clocks, inlaid and ln real bronze, with Lazzas and Bronzes en suite.Kiehlv Gilt Drawing w,\"fHncuUjteofCiock8and Va8es to match! with Shades and Stands beautifully paint^ ed.Sevres China, Bronze Figures, His-E