Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 20 juillet 1880, mardi 20 juillet 1880

[" vised and sa ata) m he Engl AN of greg a, ded a gol uy tional Me, beautify] sy Se Three Jy, valuable Be \u20acvailing Jiggy extensive) one of whip; : of the ke ce only §l,u 3: \u201cNo DM Wy ik bid valuable | REMEDY.+ factor,\u201d y NE to all oz Permission, 3 Presider ciation, : HE , 2nd bas he birty years vie, our panphe froe bv mails ite Medicom per package?be sent fret 35 by addres 1cine Co, VO, ONT, >y ail Wholen | overywhen: pW k IRON TUX ing amouit : ssesses all onics in Lams ns traceable: 10 nervous it f the body, 4 1 health.1 heal, k IRON TON as and musclé n, animates , For debiliw of hot climstf \u2014\u2014 JOPHYLIL Pepper, Lit extracted fre à instead 0 iro of dye ms of congess perally pat che, drowsind ue, disagresé diness, dietu clings of 5% 1 gisl vers on the bow 1 comfort ri medicine, Le is a fal ord Liborslt: on every d.sold byt lo and essld ralia, the x [RON TOW he nervouse¥ pmotes appel sion, for it j cific remet) © n foversoitté in wastisf 5, &c.Thor tod by Per s brightened \u2014 ee J mteamshiip 10008 \u201c380.LONDON, 1880.Quebec and Montreal.2A EL a ET 227 -_\u2014 = Om FT TEM of the foll.wizg First-class amis i .2,645 Tons.SCOTLAND revere DES TOR THAMES.mem SEVERN \"Cf this Line are intended ' Steamers coi despatched from QurBEC FOR A8 YOLLOWB : , 7th AUGUST sOOTLATD: ca en about 17th AUGUST THAMES, 0 Passage t bringing out their friends.LONDON Cert ificates a d the Western States.TEM- oi Passage, apply to PE Fr CARTER & baKKE, 31 Bil.FE street, Lendon, E.C., ROS > ebec.1D SHA w, Qu DAV Montreal, July 14 NEW ROUTE.{MPORTANT TO INPORTERS AND SHIPPERS: cHE ; Great Western Steamship Line i F \u201ca A a SERRE VONMOUTH Dock, AR BRIS .Con with the Grand of Canada, com- Nox and First-class LT MONTREAL T9 A unning in connec Trunk Railway Comp osed of the following Kteamers :\u2014 mcon2,100 Tons.LATEX .\u20260uvonssoscesr ÉIVERSOA E.2,000 .ASHBURNE.250 \u20ac BELA 2,000 GALLINA opens coe cesrearen sed ded to ' BELSIZE is inten oe obed for Avonmouth Docks about the 22:d JULY NEXT.amers will have spècial facili- ti These tne carriage of Butter, Cheese, Be od Meats, and other, periscable goods, \"i the greatest carein handling same will be taken at both ends of the route.They have also first-class facilities for the carriage of g limited number of Horses, Sheep.; Cattlo an Shippers should make imme- disto application, considerable engagements having already been made.For Rates of Freight, apply to .ROBERT REFORL & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal, Or to MARK WHITWILL & SON, The Grove, Bristol, England.July 14 LANE ROUTE.A d Steamship Company (Limit- The a) Cetween NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL calling at CORK HARBOR FROM PIER 40 KN.R.NEW YORK.THIA.Wednesday, July 21 SCT INA \u2026Wednesday, July 28 GALETA.\u2026 Wednesday, August 4 BoTHNIA.Wednesday, August 11 ALGFRIA.\u2026\u2026.Wednesday.August 18 SCYTHIA.Wednesday, August 25 ABYSSINIA .Wednesday, dept.1 GALLIA.Wednesday, Sept.8 BOTHNIA .Wednesday, Sept.15 Wednesday, Sept.22 ALGERIA.®No Steerage.And every following Wednesday frem New York.RaTEs OF PAssAGE.\u2014 $80 and $100 gold, according to accommodation, Tickets to Paris, $15, gold, additional.Return tickets on favorable terms.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts cf Europe at lowest ates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other Ports on the Continent, and for Mediter- =anean Ports.For Freight and Passage, apply at the \u201c\"\u2019vmpany\u2019s Office, No.4 Bowling Green.CHAS.G.FRANCKLY N, Agent, Qe to THOS, WILSON, 5 St.Francois Xavier Street July 16 81 WHITE STAR LINE.Calling at Cork Harbour, Ireland, CARRYING BRITISH AND AMERICAN MAILS PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODERN .IMPROVEMENT.Baling between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows: \u2014 Anriatic.l'hursday, June 10, at 4 00 p.m.GErmaNio.Satarday, June 19,at 2.00 p.m.BauT1C\u2026 Thursday, June 24, at 4.00 p.m.CrrTic Saturday, July 8, at 2.00 p.m.Britannic.Saturday, July 10, at 7.00 a.m, Apgiaric.' Thursday, July 15, at 11.00 a.m.Gsruantc.Saturday, J uly 24, at 7.00 a.m.Barrie.Thursday, July 29, at 11.00 8.m.; SALOON PASSAGE.New York to Liverpooland Queenstown $80 and $100 gold, Return Tickets, $145 and $175 gold.Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $20, gold, additional.Children between one and twelve years, half-price.Infants free.Servants, $50.These Steamers do not carry Cattle, Sheep or Pigs.STEERAGE PASSAGE.From Montreal to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol, Cardiff, $26.50.To Montreal from above Places, $28.50 prepaid.ussengers taking the \u2018\u2018 White Star Steamers,\u201d as a rule, arrive in London in 9 days from N ew Yorkassengers booked, via Liverpool, to all parte of Kurope at moderate rites, : r further information and passage.apply to B.J.CORTIS, Age - way, Now York, Or to Font 37 Broad B.J.COGHLIN, SOLE AGENT, 26 St.Sulpice street, Montreal, 114 May 13 QUMINION LINÉ OF STEAMSHIP Running in connection with the rand Trunk Rallway of Canada.Montreal 3,984 | Br ET real ., .,3, ooklyn.3 pomimion, 8,176 Toronto.5584 wean wd ntari Quebec reson enn2,700 | Teutonia \"2700 St ssipp, ween 3,680 Ottawa,,.3, - Louis ,,,.,.2 (Belding) St DATE OF SAILIN .eamers will sail ag follows: \u2014 FROM QUEBEC.MONTREAL MISSISSIPPY.ro Both June Toga KLIN.we 8rd July ONTARIO\" .7th July TORON LO\" «doth July TÉUTONLE 17th July DOMIY voue we 17th July BEN nena 00e 24th July sens beeen on wel 3187 Camy BATES OF PASSAGE.\" © Sura ag uebec to Liverpool, $50; Re- P i .loweat rats teerage Tickets issued at the rough Tickets principal Gras can be nad at all the Tronk Railway Tick .Ying Mars snada, and Through Bills = of Ca \u20ac granted to and from all parts \"or Froigr,, ar Pag A O%Ting, J Suusckon ontes i In Liverpool, to W ST, 24 James Street ; in Quebec Baily YO Lerson ; at all Grand Trunk DAVID TORRANCE & CO, Exchange Court, apply,in London, Co., 17 East India to Flinn, Main & June 22 owe: TES OOU dornota, West Indies & PortoRico \u2018| States of America.VOL.LXXI1I.-NO, 172 Sicamsiiip Floticez: Steumsitip Hioticr- BEAVER LINE.CANADA SHIPPING COMP.Running in connecti>n with the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA .Tons.Lake Winnipeg.3,30) Capt.W.Bernson Lake Manitoba.3,300 Capt.G.B.Scott Lake Champlain.2,300 Capt.W.Stewart Lake Nepigon.2,30 H.W.Campbell The steamers of this Line will sail from MONTREAL FOR LIVERPOOL as follows :\u2014 - Lage NEPIGON.LAE WINNIPEG LAKE MANITOBA.LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Lage NEPIGON.LAKE WINNIPEG.\u202600000os ses s0000s 1 © Rates of Passage fr Montreal to Lieerpool, $50 ; Return Tickets, $90.Through Bills cf Lading are issued to and from all parts of Canada and the Western States.; For Freight or other particulars, apply : In Liverpool, to H.J.SELKIRK, Canada Shipping Company, 21 Water street ; in Glasgow, to P.RiNToUL, SoN & Co.; in London, to R.MoNTGOMERIE & Co,, 83 Mark Lane, E.C.; in Canada, at all the Offices of the Grand Trunk Railway, or to.THOMPSON, MURRAY & CO., 1 Custom House square, Montreal J ROSS LONDON LINE OF STEAMERS, July 12 CANADIAN SERVICE.VIKING.2,588 Tons Register, OCEAN KING.2,449 \u201c ERI, KING.22,178 \u201c \u201c PAXO.c eres 2,000 The splendid new first-class full power Screw Steamer PAXO, À 100 (Higheat Class at Lloyds), ia intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR LONDON, ON OR ABOUT The 27th JULY Next, Taking Goods at LowesT THROUGH KATEE fron all parts of Canada and the Western Special facilities for Butter, Cheese Boxed Meats, &c., and also for a limited numberof HOKSES, CAT'TLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above first-class Steamers, as advised, from Montreal and London thereafter, during the season, Splendid accommodation for a limited number of Cubin Passengers.For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply ROBERT REFORD & CO., 28 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal, Or WM, KOSS & CO., 3 East India Ave., London, 8 ALLAN LINE, 2 July 14 mg Under Contract with the Governments ot Vanadk a nd Newfoundland for the con= veysnce of the CANADIAN and UNITED STATES MAILS.1880 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.1880.Thais Company's Lines are composed of the undernoted First-class, Full-powered Clyde-built, Double-Engine, Iron Steamships :\u2014 Tons.Parisian.5400 Building Sardinian .4100 Capt.4.Duttcn Polynesian .4100 Capt.R.Brown Sarmatian \u2026\u2026 4000 Capt.À.D.Aird Circassian .5800 Capt.Jas.Wylie Moravian .3650 Capt.John Graham Peruvian,.3600 Lt.W.H.3mith,R.N.R Nova Scotian.28300 Capt.W.Richardscn Bibernian .3200 Lt.F'.Archer, R.N.R, VRSPIAD .\u2026.8200 Capt.M.'l'rocks Buenos Ayrean 4200 Cant.Neil McLean.@recian.4200 Capt.Legallais.Austrian \u2026.\u2026.2700 Capt.Barrett.Nestorian \u2026 2790 Cupt.J.G.Stephen.Prussian .3000 Capt.Jos.Ritchie.Scandinavian .3000 Capt.Hugh Wylie.Manitoban .¢.3150 Cavt.McDougall, Canadian .2800 Ca\" t.C.J.Menzies\u201d Phesnician.2800 Capt.James Scott § = Waldensian .2600 Capt.Moore.Lucerne.2800 Capt.Kerr, i vores 2400 Capt.McNicol Acadian .1500 Capt.Cabel.Newfoundland.135¢ Capt.Mylins THE STEAMEKS OF THE Liverpool Mail Line Sailing from Liverpoolevery THURSUAY, and from Quebec every SATULDAY calling at Lough Foyle to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland are intended tv be despatched FROM QUEBEC.Sardinian .Satur\u2019ay, July 17 Peruvian .« July 24 Polynesran.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.July 31 Moravian.se Aug.7 Sarmation \u2026 \u201c Aug.14 Circassian \u2026 \u201c Aug.21 Sardinian.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.vue Aug.28 RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC.Cabin, according to accommoda~ i ssssosmsa sossarsocsen so $70 aNd $80 a+ 000» $40 00 BÉCETAGO.\u2026 200 s00 res eos 00e 825 00 casses recu 4 Extra Steamers for Liverpool will be despatched at regular intervals throughout the seacon.The Steemers of the Halifax Mail Line from Halifux to Liverpool, via St.Johns, N.F., are infended to be despatched as follows :\u2014 FROM HALIFAX.Hiberman.Tuesday, Prussian.\u201c Nova Scotian.Aug.17 Hibernian.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Aug.31 RATES Or PASSAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX AND 87.JOHNS: Cabin .$20 00 | Intermediate.$15 00 Steerage.56 09 THE STEAMERS OF THE GLASGOW LINE are intended to sail from Quebec, and thereafter at regular intervals : \u2014 Grecian.\u2026.\u2026.about July Buenos Ayrean.wf July 20 Aug.3 Manitoban.20 Ph®nician \u201cJuly 27 Canadian .\u201c Aug, 3 \u2018Waldensia \u201cAug.10 Grecian .\u201cAug.7 Buenos Ayrea \u201c Aug.24 Manitoban.*\u201c Aug.3 An experienced Surgeon carried ou each Vessel.Bertha not secured until paid for.Through Bills Lading granted in Liverpool, #1d at Continental Ports, to all points in Oxnada, and the Western Stateskor Freight or other particulars, apply.In Quebec to ALLANS, Ran & Co.; in Havre to Jour M.Curnix, 21 Quai d\u2019Orleans; in Paris to ALRXANDER HUNTER, 7 Rue Scribe; iu Antweip to Avg.Scumirz & Co, or Ricnarn Brrws; in Xutterdem to Ruys & Co.;in Hamburg to 2, Huao;in Bordeaux to Jamzs Moss & 2o.; in Bremen to HxIRN RUPrEL & SoN3; n Belfast to CaaprLey & MALdOLM ; in London to MoNTGOMERIE & WoREMAN, 7 @racechurch Street ; in Glasgow to James & ALEX.ALLAN 70 Great Clyde Street ; in Liverpool to ALLAN BROTEBRE, James Street; in Chicago to Anna» & Co., 74 La Salle Street ; in New York to Lys & ALDEN, 207 Broadway.H.& À.ALLAN, Corner of Youville and Common Streets July 13 INMAN LINE SAILINGS, 1580, From NEW YORK via QUEENSTOWN to LIVERPOOL, .Carrying the United States Mails.SE City of Berlin.\u2026Sat.July 17, 10 pm City of Mon:real\u2026Thus.July 22, 300p m City oË Richmond.Sat.Jnly 31, 1 00p m SALOON PASSAGES\u2014$60, $80 and $100 old.ROUND TRIP\u2014$110, $135 and $160 Gold.Tickets to London, $7; and to Paris, $15 and $20 additional, according to route se- DON ALDSON\u2019S GLYDE LINE OF STEAMERS, CANADIAN SERVICE.TITANIA.CYNTHIA.COLINA .2,200 Tons, Buil , 2 [1] 6\u201c 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 \u201c \u201c« 4 ORCHIS.2,000 The splendid new first-class full-powe 100 Screw Steamer CYBELE A (Highe:t class at Lloyds), ir intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLALGOW, ON OR ABOUT \u2018The 16th ot JULY Next, Taking Goody at Lowest THROUGH RATES from all parts of Canada and the Western States of Amarica.Special facilities for Butter, Cheese.Boxed Meats, &c., and also for a limited pumber of HORSES, CATTLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above fivst~class Steamers every week from Montreal and Glasgow thereafter curing the season.Splendid accommodation for a limited aumber of Cabin Passengers.\u2018 For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply 0 ROBERT REFORD & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal.Or DONALDSON BRO., 67 Great Clyde St., Glasgow.July 9 87 TRADE AND COMMERCE, Montreal, July 19.~The Allans 88, ¢ Circassian\u201d arrived out on Sunday.\u2014William Clif & Co., merchants, of Manchester, England, have tailed; liabilities £54,000.\u2014The 88.* Paxo,\u201d from London on the 5th instant, passed Father Point inwards at 11 a.m, to-day.\u2014Advices from Bucharest, Turkey, say the wheat harvest is progressing ; the crops in general are reported as fine, \u2014The Allans 88.* Lucerne,\u201d {rom Glasgow for Boston via Halifax, arrived at Halifax at 1.45 p.m.(to~day) Monday.\u2014The shipment of lumber from tke Ot tawa district is brisk, all available barges | and boats being pressed into the services.~The Inman Line 88, \u201cCity of Montreal,\u201d from Liverpool via Queenstown, July 7, arrived at New York on Saturday night, \u2014The Inman Line SS.\u2018\u201c City of Brussels, from New York, 8th instant, arrived at Queenstown yesterday (Sunday) morning.\u2014The Inman Liane 88, ¢ City of Berlin\u201d sailed from New York, for Liverpool via Queenstown, on Saturday, the 17th inst, at 1 o\u2019clock p.m., with 137 cabin passen~ gers.Mr.Potter, auctioneer, sold at his rooms, on Monday, the two emall houses on Dolan avenue, Cote St.Antoine, for $1,900 to Mr.W.Farquharson, and the house No.118 Cadieux street for $1,700 to Mr.Thomas Sutton\u2014 Arrangements for the annual Cons vention of the American Banker\u2019s Association at Saratago on August 11th, 12th and 13th have been completed.Secretary Sherman has promised to address the Convention upon Resumption and Refunding.=\u2014The N.Y.World states that, for several months, France has been a large buyer of wheat in the U.S.market, and now that the demand from that quarter has slackened, British exporters, in consequence of the excessive rains in England and Ireland, have been buying freely.\u2014Robert Boak & Sons, West India merchants, ot Halifax, have made an assignment and called a meeting of their creditors.The liabilities are said to be large, owing to heavy losses during last year.Hon.Robert Bouk, who retired from the firm some years ago, is one of the largest creditors.\u2014During the month of June twenty-six vessels, of an aggregate tonnage of 22,- 528 tons, were launched by the various firms of shipbuilders on the Clyde.The figures are reported to be in excess of those for the preceding menth, and the contrast with the returns fer the corresponding period in previous years is very favourable.\u2014The returns of Italian trade, for the quarter ending March 1, reveal a considerable increase in imports, and an equal falling off in exports, compared with the corresponding period of 1879.The imports amounted in round numbers to $53,- 400,000, an increase of $3,500,000.Imports cf cereals composed the greater part of this increase, the next in importance being minerals and metals.The exports amounted to $50,500,060, a decrease of $3,460,000, \u2014Statement of Flour inspected for the week ending 17th July, 1880 :\u2014 Brls, Superior ExtrAs.0.\u20260oresrecreem ns 2,172 Extra Superfine.sr 906 Fancy Superfine.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.rocrouse 23 Spring Extra.1,689 Superfine c\u2026.\u2026.\u2026rresrersresserssessse T16 Fine .esssrossesresneasensecsscsccscce 119 Middlings v.\u2026scrccoreresresesrcassess | 148 Pollards .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.s voncse 62 Rejected .e00 cerns 412 SOUT.0000 0 vossrsoccrocressercensescrrncees 438 Total.\u2026\u2026ccoursrcncsecrsrnnscscess 6,679 FINANCIAL, The demand for money was somewhat better to-day, and rates of interest, though not higher, are firmer at 6 @ for the most desirable mercantile bills, Call and short-dated loans sre easily procurable at 4, and in exceptional cases 4 @ 1 less has been accepted for round amounts on the choic:st col- laterals.Between brukers fat @ 2 is about the position of tue mar ket.Sterling Exchange is nominally as Jast quoted.Stocks opened strong and active for some of the leading lines.Bank of Montreal sold ap to 140, and there was a fair demand for investors for Merchants at 98% @ 99.Ontario was dealt in very largely at 823 @ 843, and closed strong at 844 @ 843.Peoples would bring readily 764, bot there were no sellers under \"774.Molsons were in demand at 903 @ 91; holders asked 91% Toronto are in demand, the nominal offering rate being 128 ; more would be paid.Jacques Cartier advanced to 76, and a fair business was done in Union at 75.Commerce were steady at 1213 @ 121%, the sales being within 'hese guotations.Federal are quoted 114@115; and Exchange 45, at which small sales have been made.Montreal Telegraph opened at 108, and sold up to 1104, the latter being the closing price.Richelieu are steady OBEBEC STEAM ; lected.at 40 @ 41}.There were very few shares por BERD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.STEERAGE Gneluding Bailroad Fare | of City Passenger in market, all offered NTI , \u201c { , .| .BT.LUCIA fy DOMINICr SARTISIGUR, | \u201cHor \u201cFreight or Passage, apply at the | beiog taken at 103 @ 1044.City Gas sold yFer ship Coa, July 93, and TRINIDAD, Company's Offices, 31 and 3: Broadway, | up to 1294.The transactions were:\u2014 AYAG 8, ARECIBO, New York.° PORTO Re PONCE, ARROYO SUAPILLA, ; JOHN G.DALE, Agent, MORNING BOARD.poll ST.THOMAS; 85.CELSUS, \u201831 and 33 Broadway, N.Y.| Montreal \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.42 @ 1393 ST trelght, Tpstage 20d Insurance a Oz to J- Y.GILMOU k & CO., 98 @ 140 50 99 BALRIDGE & cor a c 354 St.haul street.ONLAFIO coccumssssavsccoccscccveen.15@ 823 Entre 25, New Vers: Or © ©, McFALL, 25 @ 83 ance, 2 Morris street, 143 St.James street, 95 @ 84 Su JEVR & ALDEN, Agents in Montreal .Alles surect, Montreal,,' June 11 : 104 Jacques Cartier.10@ 76 \u2014 \u2014 PV _ Merchants .vives.DO @ 98} 25 @ S8$ 84 @ 99 25/@ 994 Union c\u2026\u2026\u2026ssccccuss een, \u2026 45@ 75 Commerce .vosssesssrosccs., 80 @ 1214 30 @ 121% 25 @ 103 125 @ 108% 125 @ 109 25 @ 109 25 @ 1094 r 390 @ 109 City Passenger.\u2026.\u20262\u2026.\u2026.10 @ 108 AFTERNOON BARD.Montreal Telegraph .Ontario.50 @ 84% 150 @ 84} Jacques Cartier .\u2026 10 @ 976 Merchants .\u2026.10@ 99 Exchange.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Montreal Telegraph .ee 5@ 4 cee 50 @ 1094 50 @ 109% 155 @ 110 25 @ 110} 26 @ 110} City Parasnger.cooen.32 @ 104} City Gas Co.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.150 @ 129 85 @ 1294 The New York Stock market exhibited no special features.The following are the quotations, also showing the closing prices of Saturday :\u2014 Clg prev.day.Opg.1.80.Sal WU Tel.1065 1068 oo 1065 oo Lake Shore.106§ 107 107} 106% Pacific Mail.414 413 413 413 =.Erie Com.43} 434 .48% .Do.pfd .90% 71% .cree Ohio & Miss.33% 334 \u2026 83% veuves Nor-West.92% 9024 \u2026 92% source Do.pfd.111} 111 111} 111% St Paul.808 80% 80% 80} verre Do.pfd.1043 .chores Mich Cen.91 914 928 91} .NJ Cen.70% 70% 72 72% .NY Cen.131f 1382} .1313 .D L & West.808 80F 824 813 .Del & Hud.77% 78} .79% .St Joseph .\u2026 354 35% .vo Do.fd.713 72 \u2026 .vee Rock Island.1064 107 .107% sou0se CC&IC.16% 16§ \u2026 17} verens CCC&I.69% 70 .cone St LKN.38% 38% 38 sv Do pfd.674 \u2026 .Cerone Union Pac.91% 92 \u201c 91#F A&PTel.43} ve eee Man Elv.303 30% .Reading.17% 17% .17% Kan & T.37% 87% .37% Can Southern 61F 63 .64} vere CS8tPaul &M .41} .cee StL&ES: Fo.eee sees Iron M.47% 49} .L&N.122 125 .vee St\u2019ng Ex 60.483} 483} .483} Do.sight.486 .Money.2 2 \u2026 3 Wabash .87% \u2026 .Do.pfd.66% .ee North Pae .ve.een .Do.pfd.49% .Illinois Cen.HMONIVREAL STOCK LIST, Montreal, July 19.- - © © nal xs | Bo *TOCKS, sÉ| FS/É8| SE 25 oF 32 | By > HA; 28 Rg Bank of Montreal.$200 \u20184 o.c 141 | 189% Ontario BabBK.40 |3 p.o| 4%) 84% Bauk of B,N.America.| £350 |ZP.)eee.[resan.Banque du Feuple.\u2026 18 pi] TT T5 Moisons\u2019 Bank.60 13 pe _91X| 90 Bank of l'oronto.\u2026 100 [33 p.t| 130 | 128 Bauk Jac,Cortier.2s 2xp.cl.| T Merchants' bank.:j iv0 | pe] 993) 99 Eastn Towbnehips Rank} 80 SIP.J-00000fuessse Quobec Bank.f 100 |3 pt [++coscfeceuss Banque Nabionale.| 80 BWP.Lj+00000fecee ss Union Bank.100{3 PCjn2000 T5 Lan.BankofCommerce.| 60 {¢ p.| 122 | 1214 Dominion Bank.| 60 jt pe .8ank of Hamilton 100 {4 pu Maritime Bank.100 j.Exchange Bank.100 jascnsa Ville Marle.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.100 §., secs sjsnsons Standard Bagk,.50j8 pe.\u2026.\u2026.0.\u2026.Kauaral Bank.109 |3xgp.cj 115 | 114 ltapetrigl.\u2026.| 1004 p soc cofceuues MISCELLANGOUS, tatercoloulal Cual Co.| 100 |.events eres Huron Copper Bay Co.She.PE leaiias Montreal Telegraph Co.| 40 {4 p.c| 111 | 1104 Demtnion Telegraph Co LIRE PE Rich, & Ont, Nav.Co .{ 100 [2X c] 41 40 ity Passenger K.R,.| 80 .| 105 | 104 UILY GRB CO.| 4018 poe 199%] 120% Morchants\u2019 Exchange,.| 100 [8 péjc.\u2026.jossss Cie.Prot et C'dit Foncier).- 4 D.Cleeearifrns an Queboc Fire Assurance.5 p.Montreal Invest, Ass'n.|.Canada Cotten Co,,.Graphic Printine Co.|.Mout.Warehousing \u20ac Nortb Am.Car Co.MODEL LOAN & Morte (C0.Montreal Bul:d'g Ass\u2019.Sealingand Fishing.Academy of Music.HOyAI CANAGIAN 128, Co.Can.Landed Credit Co.Globe Printing Co.Dominion Stock 5 p.c.|.Dowinion Bonda.cansacfere Dom.Tel.6 p.c.stg Bôri.| - Gov.Deb 6 p.c.stg Gov, Dob, 8 p.c.cy Gov.Deb, 6 p.c.=*.dev, Dab.5p.c.oc.\u201d Mtl, Harbor 63 p.c.| Wil.Harbor6 p.c, Bd:|.3.T.R.T p.c.stg.Bonds |.\u2026\u2026 Cast, L R.epo.Bond.|.|.|.do $Sp.c.cy.d Montreal 6 p.c, Bonde.\u2026 Montreal W.W.Bonds.Montreal T p.c.Stock.) .Montreal 6 p.c.Staok.EXCHANGE, Bank, 60 dAÿ8.| -.|.- tex dividend MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON, stack Brokers.GREAT BRITAIN'S SUPPLIES OF WHEAT AND FLOUR.The official accounts of British imports particularize the countries whence are received wheat and wheat flour.The imports for the five months ending May 31, 1880, compared with those of the corresponding months of last year, are given in hundred-weights as follows mm WHEAT.From\u2014 Aus ralia .British N rth America .116,959 Other Count! :8.13,250 TOLL +vevernrennnaneene 18,049,253 WHEAT FLOUR.From 1880, Germany.311,346 France.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.sers ss 118,067 United States.2,687,064 British North America., .11,183 Other countries .588,039 Total.\u2014\u2026.\u2026\u2026.4,126,451 3,658,799 The comparative imports of maize during the same period are given in gross as follows :\u20141879, 14,287,273 cwts.; 1880, 13,598,607 cwts., of which the great bulk was, of course, shipped from the United States.The comparison of the wheat exports from our Pacific States alone, with those from Russia, is quite interesting in connection with what is said in another column concerning agriculture in that great Empire.1HKE CATILE TRADE.Messrs.Vaughan Brothers & Co.\u2019a cat» tle circular, which shows the total importations of cattle and sheep at Liverpool for the month of June, gives some interesting particulars regarding a branch of trade that is rapidly assuming import ance.By the cireular in question it appears that the receipts frem this continent at Liverpool for the month were 10,- 642 cattle, 9,435 sheep and 502 pigs.The increase over May was 1,465 cattle, 3,418 sheep and 302 pigs.Boston furnished the largest quota, that is 5,849 cattle and 4,443 sheep.Montreal comes next on the list with 3,988 catile and 1,556 sheep.The shipments from New York were comparatively light\u2014618 cattle and 3,078 sheep.Baltimore contributed 126 cattle and 358 sheep, and Norfolk 61 cattle.The loss in trarsit was a fr.ction over one per cent for cattle, and about 13 per cent for sheep, showing that the mortality has been reduced very much under the light of experience.CATTLE FREIGHTS, The Toronto (lobé, in charging Mon= treal steamship lines with placing an embargo upon the export of Canadian cattle from this port by demanding excessive rates, has overlooked the underlying principle of all trade and commerce, Cattle freights, like everything else, are regulated by the law of supply and demand, and it is simply out of the power of any Steamship Company to fix & caste iron rate for live stock any more than for | any other merchandise, and expect to secure business in face of cem- petition shat is severe enough to make a lower figure.The Globe says that \u2018the Steamship Companies trading to Montreal charge £5 10s and £6 per bead for the freight of cattle across the Atlantic,\u201d and that ¢ the same service ig performed from Boston and New York for £3 108 per head.\u201d Our contemporary cannot be referring to current rates, if engagements which are in the nature of special agreements between the shipper and the Steamship Company may be so termed.As a matter of fact, the Allan Line has made contemporary engagements at £5 per head from Boston and £4 per head from Montreal.Heavy engagements were made by some shippers from this port early last winter, which a strong demand for accommedation subsequently enabled them lo re-let to othera engaged in the cattle trade at a profit, in some instances 20 considerable as £1 per head.We are assured by shipperaghem- selves that the Globe\u2019s fear that the trade will be diverted tp American ports is entirely unfounded.PRODUCF, PROVISIONS, de.Montreal, July 19.FLour\u2014The demand is rather above the supply, and prices have advanced slightly.Superior Extra is worth $5.80 @ $5.85, and Spring Extra $5.70.Super fine is nominal.The inquiry for City Bags has been 80 strong that sales have been-made abead, and they readily command $3.12§ @ $3.15.Ontario Bags bring $2.75.The transactions after \u2019Change were unimportant, WHrar\u2014The closing quotations at the Chicago Call Board were 90ic August, 873c September and 864c year, and the market is steady.The English markel is firm for spot Wheat, but rather weak for anything not near at hand or for shipment.No.2 Chicago here is worth about $1.08 @ $1.09, and No.3 Milwaukee $1.10 @ $1.11.Canada Spring is nominal at $1.18 @ $1.22, CorN==The English advices are strong.Corn closed at the Chicago Call Board at 363c August, and 363c September.Cargues on spot and prompt shipment are worth 484c @ 49c.Peas\u2014The season is about over, and the offerings are in consequence very limited.We quote 914c @ 92c per 66 lbs.Beans\u2014The nominal quotations are $1.15 @ $1.25 as to quality, OATMEAL\u2014The demand is light for the jobbing trade, and there is very little inquiry for export.The quotations are $2.15 for bags, and $4.30 @ $4.40 for barrels.Pork\u2014The Chicago Call Board closed at $13.95 for August; $13.874 September ; $9.90 bid and $10 asked for the year.The prices here are firm and well sustained without any change.Heavy Mess, inspected, brings $17, and uninspect- ed $16.50.Thin Mess is worth $16 50.Larp\u2014The closing prices at the Chicago Call Board were 36.774 August and $6.824 September.\"Lhe market here is firm at 104c @ 11c.Hams AND BacoN\u2014Uncovered 12c ; canvas 13c, and priees steady.Bacon is 9ic @ 10jc.Eges\u2014Are in fair supply at 12c@ 124c.BUTTER\u2014A very active movement has set in and prices have advanced without any preliminary signs of warning.The market on Saturday was quiet, but to-day there was some excitement.Buyers in the Townships are understood to be purchasing freely at 2lc for good grades.We quote Choice Eastern Townships at 20c@21c ; Fair ditto, 18c@20c ; Choice Morrisburg, 19c@20¢ ; Fair ditto, 17¢ @ 18c; Choice Brockville, 17c@19¢; Fair Ditto, 16c@17c and Western, 14c@ 13c¢.The New York market, which has been firm for good grades, has also taken an upward turn, and prices there are higher than our local quotations.Cuerse\u2014The Liverpool market, according to latest advices, has advanced to 523.Holders are asking 10c, and in some cases half-a cent more.FrerGuTs are quiet.Steam to Liver pool 4,000 quarters at 4a 9d, aud 3,000 quarters early in August 5a.CORN EXCHANGE REPORT, Monday, July 19, 1880.Wheat in Chicago advanced jc.BEERBOHM\u2019s ADvIcEs,\u2014 Floating Oar- goes\u2014Wheat and Corn, quiet.Cargoes on passage and for shipment ~~, Wheat and Corn, not mnch demand.Mark Lane Wheat, steady; do Corn, turn dearer.Arrivals off coast, f.0., Wheat, very small.English Country Wheat Markets, turn dearer ; French do do, quiet, No.of cargoes on sale off Coast\u2014Corn, nothing offering.Liverpool Wieat, spot, strong ; do Corn, steady ; do Californian and Club Wheat, 9s 11d @ 10s 4d; do Red American Spring do, 10s 3d.Frour\u2014A firm but quiet market ; quotations of Superior Extra and Extra Superfine are advanced 5c, but the latter grade is only nominal.Sales reported are: 200 brls Superior Extra at $5.75; 100 do at $5.85 ; 100 do Superfine at $5.50 ; 300 Ontario Bags at $2.75.Superior Extra.$3 75 «5 85 Extra Superfine.570 @5 7 Fancy.cceee veers .560 @BbB65 Spring Extra.570 @57 Superfine .54) @55 Strong Bakers\u2019.560 @6 60 Fine.\u2026 460 @470 Middlin 420 @430 Pollards.000 @00) Ontario Bag 275 @280 City Bags (delivered).310 @315 BARLEY=\u2014Nominal.Oarwear\u2014Ontario, $4.40 @ $4.50.Rye\u2014Nominal.OaATs-\u2014-335c @ 344c.Pris\u2014914c/@ 9246 per 66 Ibe.Cornuza.\u2014$2.60 @ $2.65.Corn\u201449c, to arrive.Oawapa Warar\u2014Spring Wheat, nominal ; $1.20.Burrer \u2014 New Western, l4c @ 16c; Brockville and Morrisburg, 16e @ 18kc ; Eastern Towuships, 164c @ 19c; Creamery, 2lc @ 23c.Cuerse\u2014New, at 9c @ 10c, according to make, Larp==10ic.@ 11e.for pails.Porg\u2014-Mess, $16.50 @ $17.00.Hams-Uncovered, 10c.@ 12c ; do., canvassed, 123c @ 13c.Bacon\u20140c./@ 104c.Asurs.\u2014 Pots, $4.50 @ 34.60 jer 100 Ibe, New York.July 19-12 25 p m\u2014Flour quiet.No 2 Red Wheat, $1 18@ $1 184 for cash ; Chicago Wheat, $1 19 @ $1 10; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $1 11.Corn, No 2, 490 @ duze.Oats, quiet.Receipts\u2014Flour, 21,07 brls; Wheat 483,000 bushels ; Corn, 504,000 do; Oats, 28,000 do; Rye, 500 do.CHicago, July 19\u2014Ww heat \u2014 Receipts\u2014 79,000 bush; shipments, 78,000 do.930 à m \u2014 Opens at 90}c for August.12:0 pm\u201490ic for August.Corn ceipts\u2014440,060 bush ; shipments, 892,000 Bush.933 a m\u2014Opens at 35fc for August.12 05 p m\u2014351c @ 36c for August Oats\u2014Receipts\u201445,000 bush ; shipments, 94,000 do- 9 44 a m\u2014OUpens at 22ÿc asked for August.1215 pm\u2014225c for September.9 35 a m\u2014 Pork opens at $13 87} September.11 55 a m\u2014DPork, $13 99 for September.9 39 a m\u2014Lard opens at $6 80 for August; $6 85 for September.11 55 a m\u2014Lard, $6 824 for September.MILWAUKEE, July 19\u2014Wheat\u2014Receipts, 10,000 bush ; shipmeuts, 32,000 bush.8.34 a m\u2014Opens at 940 for August; 894\" for September.12.20 p m- 93}¢ for August; 89e for September.Receipts \u2014 Corn, 4,0:0 bush ; Oats, 3,000 do; Rye, 1,000 do; Burley, 5000 do.Shipments\u2014Corn, 2,000 bush; Oats, 50,600 do; Bye, 1,060 do; Barley, 1,000 do.RuczIirTs or Propuor~ July 19.Canal, Q- M., U.G.1.R.KR.Wheat, bush 61,404 rae Corn, bush 69,773 eons Flour, brls.2,836 Oatmeal, brls.214 Ashes, brls.17 Butter, kegs.c.wees 572 Cheese, bx3.\u2026 sv.1,424 Leather, rolls.14 183 Pork, brls.coon 200 Raw Hides .200 .veu .Tob.cco, hhds.~~ .LIVERPUOL PRODUCK MARKET July 17, July 19.LIVERFOOL:-} 5,00 pm, 5.30 p.m 8, d.s.d.s.d.8 6.Fiour \u2026\u2026 \u2026\u202610 00 @ 12 010 0 @ 12 0 Spring Wheat 8 8 9 8 8 9 6 Red Winter.10 0 10 410 0 10 4; White Winter.9 0 10 90 10 0 Club.99 10 99 10 4 1 0 51 00 0 0 00 00 00 3 00538 eo 0 2 00 6 2 00 0 0 co 70 00 0 6 00 (61 6 00 ¢ 9 00 (136 9 0 0 9 38 336 9 338 3 6 00 (133 6 ww 0 0 00 05 0 00 9 Cheege,now.50 0 00 052 0 00 9 MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1880.CATTLE MARKETS MONTREAL, July 10.\u2014There was very little done at St.Gabriel Market to-day.Cattle were\u201ccarce, and drovers were asking higher prices, which purchasers were not willing to give.Fair grass-fed cattle sold from 3c @ 33c per lb, while a few of the best small cattle brought near 4c per lb.Tle demard for eb'ppies cattle is very brisk at present, Mr.N.Keunedy and Ald.McShane were both buying freely, paying from 5c @ 54c per lb, at which prices about 150 head were bought on this market since Saturday morning, Live hogs are scarce and dear.Mr.Hilliker sold a carload ot hogs to Mr.Black for shipment to Britain, the price paid being $5.70 per 100 lbs.A few hogs which were brought on the market boats this afternoon wera sold at $5 60 per 100 lbs, while others were scld for 7¢ per pound, dressed weight.The supply of sheep and lambs was not large, vor the quality good.A few of the best lambs were sold for $3.50 each, and several lots at $3 per head, while common lambs sold from $2.25 @ $2.75 each, Calves were scarce and pretty high priced.The market boats this afternoon did not bring many head of cattle, and the market is somewhat rare, CHEESE MARKETS.Urroa, N.Y., July 19.\u201410,500 boxes cheese sold to-day; range, Ac to 10c ; ruling price, 93c.2,700 boxes were commissioned, LirrLg Faris, July 19.\u2014Market active; prices advanced lic.Sales, 13,000 boxes factory cheese at 9c to 10c ; in bulk, 9c.Sales 450 boxes farm dairy cheese at 8}c to 94e.Sules, 25 packages butter at 20e to 221c.MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.10 THE HERALD.Canadian.TORO ~TO, July 19.WHEAT\u2014Fall, No 1, $114 @ $1 15; No 2, $112 @ $1 13; No 3, $106 @ $1 07; Spring, No 1, $l 18 @ $1 20; No 2,81 16 @ $118; No 3,$1 10 @ $1 12; Barley, No 1, 60c; No 2, 50c; No 3, 40c; Peas, No 1, 69: @ 70c ; No 2, 68c @ 692 ; Cats, No 1, 36c; No 2,35c; Corn, 54e @ 55c.FLOUR\u2014Superior, $5 25 @ $5 30; Extra, $5 10 @ $515; Fancy, $5 00.@ $1 03; Strong Bakers\u2019, $5 40 @ $5 50; Spring Extra, $5 10 @ $5 15; Superfine, $4 90./@ $4 95; Fine, $4 26 @ $4 30 ; Bran, $7 75@ $8 00.SEED3\u2014Clover, $4 @ $4 10; Timothy, $3 @ $3 10.HOGS\u2014$G 50 @ $6 75.BUITER\u201410c @ l4c.ON THE STREE l'\u2014Birley, 55c @ 602; Rye, 78¢c @ 8Cc; Woo), 27¢ @ 28: ; Spring Waeat, $1 15 @ $1 20; Fall, $1 10 @ $1 15; Oatmeal, $400 @ $410.Wheat and Flour firm and in good demand at quotations.Barley and Peas mominal.Oats, quiet and steady.European, LONDON, July 19 MONETARY \u2014 11 30 a m \u2014 Concols, 98 3-16 money ; 98 5-16 account ; 4}'s, 113}; 5's, 105; Erie, 442; Ill C, 1104.5 p m\u2014~Coneols, 98 3-16 money ; 98 7-16 account ; 43's, 113%; 5's, 105; Erie, 44; Ill C, 1104.LIVERPOOL, July 19.COTTON\u201411 30 a m-\u2014Fair business ; Uplands, 63d; Orleans, 7d.CHEESK« 523.United States.CHICAGO, July 19.WHEAT\u20149 30 a m\u2014Opens 904c August.933 a m\u201487} September.9 36 a m\u2014903c @ 9042 August.939 a m\u2014 90}c now ; 9¢gc August.9 44 a m\u201489%c @ 90%: August.9 51 a m=\u2014904c now ; 90¢c @ 904c August.9595 m\u2014908: @ 904e August, 1002 a m\u2014903c August.10 07 a m\u201488c bid September.1011 a m\u2014 Yoke August ;87fc September.1026 a m \u201489%c August ; 8780 September.1045 & m\u201490c August ; 87}c September.10 59 a m-\u2014873c September.11 C3 a m\u201490kc August ; 874o September.l1l19am\u2014 90}c August.11 20 a m\u201487§c September.1122 & m\u201490}c August.1127 am\u2014 90}c August, 1141 a m\u2014904c August.1147 a m\u20149032@%03¢ August.11 52a m\u2014 904c August.11 57 a m~90}¢ August ; 87% Secptember.11 58 a m\u2014903: Aug.1209 p m\u201490}c August ; 874c September.12 15 p m\u201490}c August.12 20 pm \u201490}: August.12 26 p m\u201495}2 Auguat.1233 p m\u201490c @ 90}o August.1247 pm\u201490c August.1250 pm\u201490}e August.1258 pm\u201490ic @ 90}: August, 1259 a m\u2014904c August.1 02 p m\u2014 Close, 95}c July; 904c August; 87ic September.CORN\u20149 35 à m\u2014Opens 35{c August.9 36a m\u20143b%c @ 35fc August.944 a m\u201435%c asked September.9 61 a m \u2014358: @ 303c September.9 59 am\u2014 85jc August.10 02 a m\u201435c Septemker.1011 a m\u201435%c asked August; 368c bid September.10 26 a m-\u201436%c July ; 85$c @ 35%c August ; 35: September.11 198 m-35{c August.1122 am 374c cash ; 363c July.11 29 a m\u201437c July; 350 August.1141 a m\u201435fc @ 85$e September.11 47 a m\u201435$6 August, 11 58 a m\u2014=37}c August.1202 p m\u2014 36c August.12 05 p m\u201435{c@36c August.12 47 p m\u2014352c @ 36 August.1205 pm \u201436: August.102 p m\u2014Close, 37}c July ; 36c August; 353¢c @ 35%c September RECEIPTS \u2014 Fiour, 73,888 barrels; Waeat, 79,000 bush ; Corn, 440,000 bush ; Oats, 45,000.bush; Rye, 9,000 bush; Barley, 4,000 bush.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Flour, 7,738 barrels ; Wheat, 78,008 bush ; Corn, 892,000 bush ; Oats, 94,000 bush ; Rye, 2,000 bush; Barey, 2,000 bush.LAKE FREIGHTS\u2014Wheat, 4c paid; Corn, 34c to Buffalo, Lake and Canal\u2014 Wheat, 104¢ @ 104c; Corn, 933 @ 9c.ENGAGEM uNTS\u2014Wheat, 243,000 bush ; Corn, 261,000 do- BECEIPTS\u2014Pork, 320 ; Lard, 22,000 ; C Meats, 640,750.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Pork, 1,301; Lard, 3,067,178 ; C Meats, 8,977,423.SALES ON CALL-S R, 150,000 ; Pork, 1,250 ; Lard, 1,750 ; Wheat, 515,000 bush ; Corp, 260,000 do ; Oats, 65.000 do.CAT I'LE-~Receipts, 3,400.HOGS-U 8 Yarde, 9 43 a m\u2014 Estimated receipts, 17,500; official Saturday, 13,384; shipments, 7,120.NEW YORK, July 17.WHEAT\u2014~10 45 am\u2014No 2 Red, $110 asked August ; $109 @ $1 094 September.11 15 a m\u2014No 2 Bed, $1 15} asked July.11 28a m\u2014No 2 Red, $115 @ $116} July; $1 09% @ $1 09% August.11 50 a m\u2014Corn, No 2, 49c @ 494ocash ; 493c @ 494c July; 4940 @ 49}c August ; 49hc @49$c September.13 noon\u2014Wheat, Chicago, $1 10 @ $1 11 ; Milwaukee, $111 @ $1 25; No Z Red, $1 19 @ $1 19} cash; 32,000 $1 09} August.Corn, quiet ; No 2, 496 @ 49kc; Oats, quiet.1225 pm\u2014 Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 18 @ $1 18% cash; Chicago, $1 09 @ $1 10; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $1 $i.Corn, No 2, 492 @ 49}c.Oats, quiet, 1 pm\u2014No 2 Red, $L 18 @ $1 184 cash; $1 15@$1 15} July ; $1 09% @ $1 C9% Awgust; $1 09} @ $1 09} September.Corn, quiet ; No 2, 49¢c @ 494c.Freights, 7c @ 7ic.1 16 p m\u2014No 2 Red, sales, $1 143 July; $1 09% @ $1 09% August; $109 (8 $1 09} September.80 pm \u2014Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 164 cash.Corn, quiet, No 2.496.Oate, quiet.210 p m\u2014 Sales, 250,000, Chicago, $109 @ $110; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $111; No 2 Red, $1 16 cash.Corn, quiet; sales.100,000, No 2, 49¢ ; Oats, firmer ; No 2 White, 364; No 2 Mixed, 364c.2 12 p m\u2014Sales, No 2 Red, $1 13% July.PORKE\u20142 pm\u2014$i3 50 asked July; $13 25 August ; $13 55 askel September.LARD~2 p m\u2014§7 12§ August; $7 174 September ; $7 26 October.TALLOW\u20146}c @ 6c.DRESSED BOGS\u2014$6 124 @ $6 374.WHISKEY-Nominal.COITUN \u2014 1 p m \u2014 Dull; Uplands, 11%c.x PORTS \u2014Wheat, 130,987 bush ; Corp, 291,102 do.RECEIPTS \u2014 Flour, 21,077 barrels ; Wheat, 483,000 bush ; Corn, 504,000 do; Oats, 28,000 do; Rye, 500; Pork, 308; Lard, 2,226 ; Whiskey, 266.STOCKS\u2014Wheat, 2,089,751 bush ; Corn, 502,796 do ; Oats, 395,938 do; Rye, 22,- 212 do ; Barley, 25,425 do; Malt, 214,953 do ; Peas, 16,541 do., CATTLE\u201411 40 a m\u2014Lively at 9}c @ 1030 ; receipts, 2,129 ; sheep, steady at 44c @ bec ;receipts, 2,600 ; calves, steady at 5c @ 6c ; receipts, 498.MILWAUKEE, July 19.WHEAT-9 34 a m\u2014Opens 943 August; 89jc September.947 à m\u2014%4c August ; 89}e September.10 01 a m\u201494}c August; 89ÿc September.10 16 a m~944c August; 89ÿc September.10 30 a m\u201494c August ; 88$c September, 10 45 a m\u201493c August; 88ÿc September.11 a m\u201493jc August; 88%c September.11 26 a m\u201493%c August ; 89c September.11 45 a m\u201494c Angust ; 89e September.12 04 p m\u201494c August ; 892 September.12 20 p m\u201493j - August ; 89c September.12 50 p m\u2014934c August; 88fc September.1 06 p m\u2014Close, Hard, $115; No 1,81 05; No.2, $1 cash and July ; 93kc August ; 8830 September; No 8, 85c.RECEIPTS\u2014 Flour, 8 475 brls ; Wheat, 10,000 bushels ; Corn, 4,000 bush ; Oats, 3,000 bush ; Rye, 1,000 ; Barley, 5,000.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Flour, 9,618 barrels ; Wheat, 32,000 bushels; Corn, 2000; Oats, 50,000 bushels; Rye, 1,000 bush; Barley, 1,000 bush.TOLEDO, July 19.WHEAT \u2014 10 a m \u2014 Call \u2014 Firm ; No 2 Red $1 00% @ $1 00% cazh to arrive; $1 60} @ $100$ July; 963c @ 970 August ; 97c September ; Corn, No 2, 395c bid cash ; 406 July ; 40c Augus*.Oats, nominsl.12 noon\u2014Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 01% cash ; $1 @ 99%c July; 963c @ 963¢ August ; 96}: September ; Corn, nothing doing ; Oate, nominal.RECEIPTS \u2014 Wheat, 66,000 Corn, 29,000 bush ; Oats, none.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Wheat, 109,000 bush ; Corn, 46,000 bush ; Oaite, none.FREIGHTS\u2014Whesat, 34c, Corn 36 to Buffalo; Wheat 7¢ to Kingston; Wheat 8c to Ogdensburg ; 10c to Montreal.DETROIT, July 19.WHEAT-12 58 p m \u2014 No 1 White, Old, $1 10 cash; New, $1 O1 cash ; $1 06} July; 95}c August; 95e bid September; 96¢ October ; Milling, $1 08 asked.FREIGHTS\u2014Wheat, 3c to Buffalo ; Ge to Kingston ; 9c to Montreal.RECEIPTS\u2014Wheat, 2,000 bushels.SHIPMENTS\u2014Whea*, 4,000 bushels.TELEGRAPH UFHCES List of Offices from Point Levis to Cap Rosier, with distances: \u2014 From Point Levis.to L\u2019Islet.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.to Kamouraska .to Riviere du Loup.35 Riviere du Loup.to Trois Pistoles .27 Trois Pistoles .to Rimouski .39 Rimouski .to Father Point.8 Father Point.to St.Flavie.16 St.Flavie.to Grand Metis.7 Grand Metis.to Matane .3¢ Matane .to St.Felicite.18 St.Felicite.to Cap Chatte Light 31 Cap Chatte Light te Cap Chatte.3 Cap Chatte Town to St An\u2019esd\u2019s M\u2019nts 9 StAnnesdes Montsto Martin River \u2026 17 Martin River.to M:us Louis.22 Mont Louis.to River Madeline 20 River Madeline.to Grand Vallee.9 Grand Vallee.to Chlorodorme.16 Chlorodorme .to Grand Etang \u2026 9 Grand Etang.to Fox River.21 Fox River .to Grifin\u2019s Cove.7 Grifin\u2019s Cove.to Cap Rosier.8 NEWFOUNDLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA DISTANCES Nautical Miles Cape Rosier (Que) to Channel Office, (Cape Ray (Nfid).330 Channel Office \u2026 to Cape Race (Nfld).440 Cape Race (Nfld) to St.John (NAd).100 8t Johna (Nfld).to Halifax (N.S.720 MARINE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL.Mcselle, Carew, Queenstown, July 5 Ceddy, \u2014\u2014, Shields, July Lake Simcoe, \u2014\u2014 Shields, July 4 &53§ Ardmillan, Hamilton, Greenock, July 4 3 Strathairly, s, \u2014: Greenock, July 4 Colina, 8, \u2014, Green:ck, July 6 Montreal, s» Holyhead, July 7 ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC.Lake Ontario, Liverpool, July 6 Percy, Olsen, Gravesend, July 7 SAILED FOR MONTREAL.Dalton, #, Seal, Swazsea, July 6 Montreal, 8, Thearle, Liverpool, July 7 Glenmorag, Dawson, Glasgow, July 7 SAILED FOR QUEBEC.Flora, Micklesen, Ayr, July 3 Pax, 8, Gravesend, July 6 Birmingham, Morrow, Liverpool, July 6 Ardenlea, Gregory, Troon, July 6 Stirlingehire» Healy, Yough al, July 4 SHIPPING ITEMS.COWES, July 5\u2014The ship Derbyshire, of Liverpool, Jones, from Havre for Montreal, ballast, which was towed in here on the 1st instant, after being ashore near Brixton, sailed to-day for her destination, having been examined by a diver.The Bulgarian [s], which arrived at Liverpool July 6, from Boston, reports that in lat 42 48 N, long 52 50 W, she passed several moderate-sized icebergs, and a quantity of small pieces of ice.In lat 42 50 N, long 50 10 W, passed, during a fog.a very large iceberg but a short distance off; and from lonz 43 to laud passed several other large iceberg.PORT OF MONTREAL.ArpivaLs\u2014July 18.Steamship South Tyne, 986, J W Harvey, faster, from Cardiff, H Dobell&co, 1g.Steamship Tagus, 1,250, J Scott, master, from Cardiff, Lord& Munn, coal Steamship Nettlesworth, 917, Wm Milne, master, from Pictou, H Dobell&co, coal July 19.St-amship Jesmond, 973, H Batt, master, from Newport, J G Sidey, steel railway bars Steamship Lake Winnipeg, 2,156, W Bernson, master, Liverpool, Thompson, M &co, general Steamship Phænecian, 1,493, J Scott, master, from Glasgow, H&A Allan, genera bush ; To Miles.L\u2019Islet \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.47 Kamouraska .\u2026 29 DerarrurEs\u2014July 19.Steamship Cybele, 1,277, J Clotwerthy, master, for Glasgow, R Reford&co, general Steamship Miramichi, 491, D O Davis, master, for Pictou, J) Shaw, general Steamship Teutonia, 1,741, J Gibson, master, for Liverpool, D Torrance&co, general Steamship Ayton, 968, J H Roberteon, master, for Bristol, Lord&Munn, genera Barque Lepraux, 769, E J Brown, master, for Leith, R C Adams&co, coin VESSELS IN PORT.Nteamers.South Tyne, 986, H : obell & co Tagus, 1250, Lord & Munn Jesmond, 973, J G Sidey Nettlesworth, 917, H Dobell & co Lake Winnipeg.2156, Thompson, M & co Phœ :ician, 1493, H & A Allan Manitoban, 1895, H & AAlian Dominion, 203', D Torrance & co Stelvio, 1149, Beddall & co Peru i.n, 845, H & A Allan Acton, 1064, \u2014 Barques.Sherwood, 998, B C Adams & co Etta Stewart, 983, R C Adams & co Orguell, 729, R C Adams & co Emma Man, 799, R C Adams & cv Condar, 975, Anderson, McKenzie & co Lindola, 364, Munderloh & co Brunswick, 508, J Redpath & son Scot:a, 691,F W Henshaw Galthen, \u201860, R C Adams & co Walla, 574, J Stevenson: Memlo, 955, Anderson, McKenzie & co Thorguey, 448, Carbray, Routh & co Siam, 360, Canada sugar Refining co! Ruby, 551, Ress & co William, 353, Munderloh & co Mercator, 293, Gillespie, M & co Henry, 583, Glanelli & co Princess Louise, 747, Ross & co Ocean Beauty, 579, J Redpath Lord Palmerston, 650, R Reford& ca New Brunswick, 574, Hartlaub, Smith &co Aguste Leffler, 517, Carbray: Routh & cc Brigantines.Lottie, 491, Wulff & ca Sebina, 316, J Redpath & son Forest Princess, 383, J Redpath St Brelade 99, Gillespie, M & co Edmond Richardson, 191, Canada refining co Teutonia, 1741, D Torrance & co Lepraua, 769, B C Adams & co, Schooners.Fooderies Arca; 123, W A Charleboig Volaat, 176, Lord & Munn J Savard, 138, Lord & Munn C J Brydges, 77, Lord & Munn City of Greenbay, 346, Helene, 110, W A Charlebois Good Intent, 72, H L, McArthur Francis, 104, Lord & Munn Eugenie, 195, W A Charlebeis Portland, 141, J Hope & co PORT OF QUEBEZ.ARRIVED ~July 19.Steamship Quebec, Dale, Liverpool, Wm Hy herson, general chooner arie Vigilante, Roy, Breton, G Paters mn, coal : y, Cape Steamship Leversons, Woodruff, Pictou, for Montreal CLEARED \u2014July 19.Rarquentine Gartsherrie, Dixon, Carlisle, Roberts, Smith&co Barque Mary Borough, Thompson, Plymouth, Roberts, Smith&co Steamship Quebec, Dale, Montreal, Wm Macpherson Lake W amship ake innipeg, Bertson Montreal, Carbray, Routh&co 8 \u2019 Steamship Phœnician, Scott, Montreal, Allans, Rae&co Ship Lady Clarendon, Marshall, Greenock; À F A Knight&co Ship Transit, George, Liverpool, R R Dobell&co Irems\u2014July 19, The mail steamship Polynesian proceeded to Montreal at noon -\u2014 RE _=_\u20142\u2014 Pt.0e at.a \u2018 Price 3 Cents The steamship Quebec proceeded to Montreal at noon The steamship Liddesdale passed through to sea from Mortreal at 11 last night The ship Abeoua arrived from Montreal last midnight in tow of tug Meteor and proceeded to sea in tw of same steamer The barque Roska ig reported inward in the river at hand CAPE DESPAIR, July 19\u2014No shipping CAPE ROSIER, July 19- Barquentine Neeri le inward this a m ; also three ships inward and one outward FOX RIVER, July 19\u2014One two-masted steamship inward at li am MAGDALEN RIVER, July 19 \u2014 One steamship inward at l am; also one inward at 4 p m\u2014far out, could not distinguish MARTIN RIVER, July 19\u2014Steamship Valetta outward at 3.30 pm; one two- masted steamship inward at 3 p m\u2014too far out to distinguish CAP CHAT, July 19-One two-wasted steamship outward; steamship Valetta outward at 1 p m: four ships inward MATANE, July 19\u2014No shipping LITTLE METIS, July 19\u2014 One ship outward this o m FATHER POINT, July 19\u2014One barque outward this a m; also one brigantine outward this a m; steamship Leversons inward at 8 am L\u2019IS LET, July 19\u2014The steamer Clyde eaves the wharf to go up at 7 a m HALIFAX, July 19\u2014The steawer Carrol arrived this a m from Boston, and sailed for Charlottewn, PE I J he Lucerne, of the Allan Line, arrived from Glasgow, and, after discharging, pro- ceads to Boston.She reports that she had fine weather on the passage and saw a number of icebergs The sealing steamer Bear, which arrived last night from St Johns, Nfld, and which had a hole punched in her bottom on a reef a short time ago, willgo on the Marine Railway for repairs The fishing schooner Hope, five years old, thirty-nine tons register, with sails, rigging, and fishing gear, was sold at auction to-day for $525.John Allan & Sons were the purchasers _VICTORIsA HARBOUR, July 19\u2014Ar- rivals\u2014Schr Tradewind, from Sarnia, light PORT COLBORNE.Up\u2014July 19.Schr Blazing Star, Oswego te Toledo, coal; Pride of America, Kingston to Toledo, light; W R Taylor, Kingsten to Toledo or Georgian Bay, light; Anna Craig, Kingston to Toledo, light; Vienna, Hamilton to Toledo, light; Bavaria, Kingston to Bell River, light; Antelope.Kingston to Toledo, light; Mayesburg, St Catherines to Toledo, light; M A Lydon, Hamilton to Toledo, light; Gold Hunter, Hamilton to Toledo, light; steam barge Abercorn, Ogdens burg to Datroits light.Down\u2014July 19.Schrs New Dominion, of Port Rowan, Toledo to Kingston, wheat; Leadville; Chia cago to Kingston, whea ; Norway, Sheboygan to Kingston, timber; Ida Walker, Toledo to Kingston, wheat; George B Sloan, Chicago to Kingston, wheat; J R Benson.Duncan Ci y to Garden Island, iumber; prop Sovereign, Chicago to Montreal, general cargo.ARRIVED AT ErEvAvorR\u2014July 19.Schr Red White aud Blue, Milwaukee to Port Colborne, wheat.In'HapBour\u2014July 19.Schrs A Craig, Gold Hunter, steam barge Abercorn.KINGSTON, July 19.\u2014Arrived\u2014Props Celtic, Detroit, 4,000 wheat; Argyle, Chicago, 7.185 corn ; Silver Bell, Hami:ton Toronto, 6,452 wheat.Left-\u2014For Montreal, per tugs Active and Glide, barges Cleveland, 18,320 wheat ; Toledo, 19,075 corn and 60 tons phosphate ; Corn Crib, 18,225 corn; Beaupre, 87,000 corn and 31 tons phosphate; Duluth, 19,966 corn; Jean Demers, 9,161 wheat and 39 tons phosphate; Charles, 10,857 wheat ; Jean Bart, 310 tons phosphate; McCarthy, 6,707 corn and 7,275 wheat; Lorne, 15,225 wheat ; H L, 6,426 wheat and 80 tons phos~ phate ; Liberator, 10,570 corn.The schooner Forest Queen is loading 150,000 feet of lumber for Oswego.The steam-yacht Red Massey, from Brooklyn, arrived tc-day to receive a new wheel.The schr White Oak is to be rebuilt at Portsmouth, by which her rating will be raised, The yach* Eva Pope, with a party of cruisers from Campbell's Point, N Y, came in this morning.The tug Active left for Oswego with two barges to load chal, The F D Wheeler, with two barges for leached ashes, arrived here this morning.'l he schr Nellie Hunter has cleared with 257 tons of iron ore for Fairport.The schr P M Rogers has left for Clayton.and the prop Lothairand Consort Corisande, for To'edo.; Called at Swift's: Magnet, from Charlotte; Algerian, from Montreal: Corinthian, from Hamilton; Cuba, from Toronto; Armenia, from Ogdensburg ; Persia, from Montreal; Argyle, from Chicago.PORT DALHOUSIE, July 19-Up\u2014 Schrs Corisande, Kingston, Toledo, light; Jane Ralston, Ogdensburg, Detroit, light; Albany, Ogdensburg, Detroit, lignt; Hortune, Hawilton, Toledo, light; Hartford, Osweg5, Milwaukee, coal; Lewis Ross, Por; Hope, Toledo, light; Belle Sheridan, Toronto, Toledo, light; Maize, Kingston, Detroit, I'ght; Elgin, Kingston, Port Colborne light; Emerald, Kingston, Chicago, light; Garibaldi, Port Dalhousie, \u2018l'oledo, light; M L Breck, Kingston, \u2018toledo, light; J N Carter, Kingston, Toledo, light; propaller Abercorn, Ogdensburg, Detroit, light; Lothair, Kingston, Toledo, light; Africa, Port Dalhousie, Toledo, light; Persia, Montreal, St Catharines, light; scow Liacoln, Port Dalhousie, Thorold, light Down \u2014 Schr Canadian, Cleveland, Toronto; coal; Starling, Black River, \u2018l'o- ronto, coal; Annandale,'Foledoto Kingstonwheat; Annie Falcener, Toledo, Kingston, wheat\u2019 Lyman, Casey, Toledo, Kingston, wheat; W J Suffell, Toledo, Kingston, corn; Guiding Star, Milwaukee, Oswego, wheat; barges Liegar and Gibraltar, in tow of steam-barge Lincoln, Chicago, Kingston, wheat.ji The schooner Belle Sheridan arrived to-day, and will go inte Muir's Slip for repairs.SARNIA, July 19 \u2014 Arrivals\u2014 Steamer Star, from Detroit, passenge s and freight; Ward, from Detroit, passengers and freight; Saginaw, Port Austin, passengers and fre ght; Ontarie, Duluth, passan- gers and freight; Hiawatha, Wallaceburg, passengers and freight; Clark, Dresden, passengers and freight; Vanallen and con.gort, Chatham, passengers and freight; tug Jessie, Windsor, passengers and freight Departures\u2014Strs Star, Detroit, passengers and freight; Ward, Port Avstin, passengers and freight; Saginaw, Detroit, pa sengers and freight; Vanallan, Montreal, passengers and freight; Hiawatha, Wallaceburg, vassengers and freight tug Jessie, Windsor .NAPANEE, July 19\u2014Arrivals\u2014None Cleared\u2014Schr S & R Collier, light; sloop Pioneer, light .COLLINGWOOD, July 19\u2014Arrived\u2014 Props Columbia, Chicago, passengers and freight; prop Emerald, Sault Ste Marie, passengers and freight; str Frances Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; str Northern Belle, Parry Sound, passengers and freight .Departures\u2014Prop Columbia, Milwaukee and Chicago, passengers and freight; Northern Belle, Parry Sound, passengers and freight; Simcoe, Chicago, tie ; Frances Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; schr Arabia, Cape Croker, to Icad for Chicago .PORT HOPE, July 19.\u2014Arrived\u2014Schrs Philo Bennett, Careline; Marsh and El za Fisher, from Oswego, light: Parthenon, Oswego; light; Fred Lewils, Charlotte, light.aDepartures\u2014Eliza Quinton, iron ore for Sodus Point; and E K Hart, lumber for Oak Orchard.The tug Edsall, in tow seven cribs of square timber from Bowmanville run in here yesterday for ih purpose of making gome r.pairs to her tow, She will probably leave to-morrow.KINCARDINE, July 19.\u2014Arrivale\u2014 Str Manitoba, Sarnia, passengers and freight; Schrs Evening Star, Goderich light ; Enterprise, Inverhuron, wood Departure\u2014Str Manitoba, Duluth, passengers and freight.OWEN SOUND, July 19.\u2014Arrivals\u2014Str Francis Smi h, Collingwood, passengers and freight.Wiarton Belle, Wiarton, o do- Departures\u2014Strs Francis Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; Wiarton Helle, Wiarton, do do.CHATHAM, July 19.\u2014Prop J W Steinhoff, freight and passengers; tug Comet; Wallaceburg, wits tow.| .Departures\u2014Prop Steinhoff, Detroit, passengers and freight; scow Rosebud, New Baltimore, bolts.FOREIGN PORTS.DETROIT, July 19-Passed Up\u2014Prop Jay Gould, stexm barge Sparta and consorts, C Hurlbut and consort, and schr D Wagstaff; schrs Geo Murray, Mari.Martin, Cortez Joseph Paige .Passed Down\u2014=Steam barges W T Giarbs and consort Northerner; schrs J G Worts, Cavalier, J H Mead, Wm Young, Jessie, Thomas Gown, Havana, Trinidad GLASGOW, July 19\u2014Arrived\u2014State of Nevada .LONDON, July 19\u2014 Arrived ocut\u2014Aus- ralia and Clymene .t Arrived ce \u2018rane, Bhiwindda, Scotia, Stanton and Vinenz>, all from New k .To Ew YORK, July 19 \u2014 Arrived \u2014 Hel« vetia, from Liverpool Arrived\u2014Titania, from Dundee; Dessouk, from Alexandria, Egypt It was stated at the Pacific Mail Offices, hi fternoon, that the Pacific Mail te Colon, which left Aspinwall on the Oth, broke the crank-pin of her engine RESO.4 while in the Passages on the morni the 14th.A fruit steamer towed hers of der the lee of Fortune Island.where she could have good anchorage.The steamer Acapulco, of the Pacific Mail Line, which le t Aspinwall on Saturday, will call for the n° qu on her way and tow her to this port.oth vessels area expected here on Monday or aesday.\u2018The Colon had a large cargo of freight and a number of passengers.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014, ES CX PORTS.Per ship À BLONA, 977, A G er shi .rosard,m for Glasgow, H & A Allan, agente AN Fee 10,000 bush wheat; A Mitchell &co 29,460 do corn: Magor Bros 11,378 do wheat: H Mclennan 6,468 do corn; W Cleghorn 816 bales hay: H & À Allan300 boards.Persteamship LAKE NxPIGON, 1.438, H Campbell, master, for Liverpool, Thompson, M &co, agents\u2014C H Cunningham 29 bris pea-l ashes; H McLennan 32,983 bu sh corn; A G McBean 2,174 do peas; G Trait 7 brs cheese; dl Laing 298 do; McCulloch Bros 10,000 bush corn; J H Tester 11 bxg corn; Shaw Bros & Cassils 65 bles leather: W Kendall 118 pks bu ter; A Hodgson & § 4.347 bxs che se; R C Adams&co 4.623 deals; GT K 640 sacks c s ed 345 pkgs butter 1,101 bxs cheese; Thompson, M & co 500 boards 280 cattle 45) bush corn.Per barque LxPRAUX, 763, E J Brown, master, for Leith, R C Adams &co, agents \u2014Crane & B 44.118 bush corn; R C Adama &co 830 boards 100 deals.IMPORTS.FROM SEA.Par steamsnip Paxo, Capt Potts, f-cm London, Robt Reford&cos agents\u2014Kerry, Wéeo 8 pkgs; H Chapmandco 89 bxs 56 hf chsts; Tees, C&W 41 do do 86 brs 144 hf chsts 150 bxs; Order 2) qr csks; W D Stroud 20 hf chste; W Donahue 59 do do; R Simms&co 1 bale; John Hope&co 100 qr csks; Tiffin Bros 70 cs; Or er 9 pkgs; S H& A 5 Ewmg 30 bags; Major Popel cse; Order 24 hf chs's; H 4 C Morrell 4 rolls; Mr Perry 16 pkgs; {apt McEwon 3 [JH Mathewson&P 40 bxs; Burland-Desbarats Lith Co 2 es; Order 2 cs; Dawson Bros 22 pkgs \u201crand Trunk Railway 7 do; Robert on, L&co 14 do; Mclntyrer F & co 7 do; Hodgson, M & co 23 do; Lamarche, P & co G do; Canada P Co 22 ceks; Mackay Bros 23 pkgs; J tattray&co | do: Thibaudeau Bros & co 5 cs; W & F P Currie &col do; Ligsett & H 9 pkgs; M H Tomkins 64 tons; H Chapman &co 36 bxs; GL R 1 cs; CH Binks 6 bales; Order 500 bags: Lyman Sons & co 23 cs; W F Lewis & co 100 casks, Urder 159 3; Order 30 pkgs; Order 21 do; J A Masthewson 50 bags; G Childs & co 50 do 25 bxs; Order 12 chsts; Order 4 bxs 10 casks; Lyman 8 & co 19 pkgs; Ross, Hall & co 31 G Hill 2 csks; J Donnelly & Son 5 cs; J G Mackenzie & co 3 do; Gau't Bros 29 do; F BR Cole 1 do; Jacques&co 92 cs; HChapman&co 97 half- ch :sts; Stoan, Jardine& Mason 37 do; J A Mathewson 50 do; I'ees,('ostigan& Wilson 80 do; Order 10 bales; W Donahue 48 half- chests; RB C Jamieson&co 50 pkgs; Order 25 do; CHBinks&co 25do; A McGibkon 5 do; Order 500 bags; TRobertson&eo 10 csks Rieford&co 168 pkgs; J Johnson&co 7 cs; Glover& Brais 16 do; Greene, sons&co 4 do; Order 4 bales; À Racine&co 3¢s; Sutherland,Lindsay&co 11 pkgs; Stevenson&co 2 do; W F Lewis&co 100 baskets; Benny, Macpher.on&co 2,286 bars; McLachlanBros &co 16 pckgs; Lightbound,Ralstondco 40 pkgs; TiffinBrog 5 cs; Lyman sone&co 45 pkgs; WJohnson 45 pkgs; JMcArthur&son 4csks; AMeKenzie&co 1 cs; J H Cayford 1 cs; H King 1 do THROUGH Goons\u2014R Chaffey 1 bx, Order 6) cs; WThomson&co 3 do: G E Tuckett&co 1 20; J A Codd 4 do; Brown, R&cy 54 half chests; Lucas, P&co 25 do; Hill, McI&I 80 do; G Watt&sons 54 do 85 bxs; E Adams& 4l do; WH Gillard&es 43 hf chests; Minto Bros 80 pkgs; Lucas, P&co 12 hf chests; J Staunton 2 cs; Buntin, G&co 8 pkgs; A Allan&co 1 cs; Warwick&son 5do; Copp, C &co 2 do; P Jacobi 2 do; Smith&K 100 half ches s; G Watt&sons 200 bags; Order 160 do; G Robertson&son 5) do; W RB MacRae &sons 30 pkgs; Pitceathly & R 120 bags; Lyman, B&co 7 cs; Order 56 hf chests; Order 169 do; Order 43 pkgs; Order 197 half chests; Order 162 packages; Simpson, S & co 3 cses 27 hf chests; Elliott & co 6 pkgs; Russell, F & co2 do; Buntin Bros & co 6 do; W Gage & co 12 cases; P G Close & co 58 hf chests; Fenwick, H & co 50 pkgs; Jas Turner & co 41 hf chests; Brown, & & co 18 do; W H Gillard & co 46 pkgs; Eluz; Blain & co 53 do; Lowd n, N & eo 11 cses; Seybold & Gibson 12 do 49 csks; Order 50 bags; Lucas, P & co 50 do; Order 10 ceka 4 cses; Order 50 do; Orde: 12 do; Order 30 caks; Ely, B & co 20 bags; Moo e & Warren Bros 120 pkgs; T Gilmour & co 62 dc; Qrder 24 do; Order 116 do Per steamship PHE@NICIAN, Capt James Scott, from Glasgow, 7th July, H&A lan, agents\u2014Order 250 tons}4 sheets; A C Leslie &co 51 kegs; G W Moss 2 cs; J C L Cass'dy &co 10 crts; Douglas&MoN 7 do; P P Martin&co 2 «3; Wm Guan ! truss; W New&co 1 cse; Seybold, son&co 5 csks; McLachian Bros&co 8 pkgs; Ogilvy&eo 102 es; Winn& + 300 tons; A Racine 2 cs; Rankin, B&co 16 do; J B Rolland&Fils 2 do; Jacques Grenier&co 6 pkgs; Thibaudeau Frercskéo 14 do; Hodgson, S&co 6 do; Canada Paper Co 8 cs; Russell, F&co 3 pkgs; Sutherland, L& co 6 do; A Racine&co 4 do; Ggilvy&co 4 do; Order 50 tons; Order 400 bags; W McNally &co 1,453 T C pipes: K M Galarneau&co 7 es; Cooper, F&co 125 steel plates; John Taylor& Bros 115 d.; Thos Robertson&co 40 sheets 1 csk; Page, N&co 350 bdlis; Mc- Dougall, L&co 12 csks 1 bx; Order 102 tons; \u2018I'he Singer Manufacturing C 74 cs; Payetto &B 6 de; Geo W Moss 15 do; Foster, B&co 2 do 1 barrel; & Greenshields, sondco 13 cs 21 balee; Glover&B les; Jas Johustone&co 8 do; Gault Bros&co 4 do 4 bles; Robertsor, L&co 17 cs 6 bles; Mackie&M Z cs | ble; Wm Scrimgeour 4 bles; Davis&S 13 do; J A Ogilvy 11 do; J B Ko.land&Fils 2 eg; AlfonseRacine&co 3 pales 1 cse.Turovax Goons\u2014 Order 200 cart brush- e8; J Lurie&son 7 cs; Jas Hope&co 5 do; Secretary of State 10 do; J G Whyte& sons 1 do: John Hallow 6 bxs; J P Palmer 14 csi Jas Whyte&sonl csi McMillankH 5 cs; N Lennie: co 11 do; F McKay&co 28 bdls; W Davies&ce 12 do.: Per steamship LAKE WINNIPEG, Bernson, master, from Liverpool, Thompson, Murray & co,» agents\u2014Crathern & C 28 casks; Cotton, C & co 750 brls; Oraer 9 bles; Order 3 casks; Order 25 crates; Order 36 cs; Order 1,555 bags 262 hdls; G E Jaques 5 pes; E Hagar & co 4 hhds; Cratkern & C9 bdis; Crathern & C 9 bdls 8 cs; B J Coghlin 433 Lars 1 cask; H B Craig 2 tes; H » Wilson 2 ¢s; Cushing & co 2 do; J Watson jr 4 bles; Jas Johnston & co 14 bles; Seversson & co 12 pkgs; À Buntin & co 8 pkgs; T Mussen &co 3 cs; Sutherland, L & co 5 es; & Wilkes 31 crates; H J Moss 12 pkgs; Order 33 bales: W&F P Currie&co 1,199 bxs; McLashlan Bros&co 46 pkgs; James Coris= tine&co 15do; R O,N Co 39 do; J G Mo Kenzie&co 39 do Hamilton&M 39 bals; James Robertson 85 pkgs; Order13 os; Me- Kay Bros 17 pkgs; Oraer 1,200 scks; Rybertsoa, L&co 6 pkgs; Hodgson, S&c> 30 do; H&J Russel 258 bdls; Benny, McP&co 15 pkgs; S Greenshields, S&co 5U_ do; PP Martin&co 14 cs; Jacques Gwenier&co 75 pkgs; Russell, F&co 37 do.TaroveHE Goops\u2014A Watts&co 23 pkgs; James Lumbers 5 chsts; E Blair£co 5 dog St@art&Mer 10 pkgs; J M Bondé&c » 8 bl.8; J Mucklestoné&co 7 pkgs; Canada Paper Co 1 cask; Order 100 tags; O-der 50 kegs; T Robertson & co 50 tons; Order 1,000 sacks; Rice, L & Sons 757 pkgs; M Mickleborough 6 bles; D Moore & co 250 bxs; Woodbridge & colcs; WH Beasdell & co 21 pkgs; I Robertson & co 437 sheets iron; Lucas, P & co 4 csks; Fowler Bros 2,200sacks; W M Cooper 10 pkgs; A 8 Whiting Mfg Co4 cs; Order 17 pes: Parcy, McA & co 6 pkgs; Jno Green , of mr EE of rent, unless accompanied by compen.| into the alleged fraudulent colouring of | aplendid band have been engaged for the \u201c Lydia, street tock & meason.Lop, ore big; TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20.sation, may deprive the tenant of a |sugars by the American refiners has occasion, (Lot,those who want an emyey CONSISTING OF ABOUT vs 8st.Peter 163 RE ASON ABLE PRICES branch in the shape ot gt hi AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.| valaa much exceeding the overdue rent.| reported that the practice was much able time or \u2014 \u2014 8 July 15 ee hoods in the pla PR CU Whether the justification be mor or | worse thea was even alleged.Tle Com | 7777 ausentents 450.000 FEET BOARD MEASURE a AND HILL AR & 00, |B cag ans mosltic \u2014 Rp 1am less complete, however, it is obvious that mission found that the.\u201chole Ihing was mus ° of inch and inch and a half Boards, landed W H M AC LEAR SUTHERL ' ° fore, Joue take age Bi eal Estaie\u2014 \u2019 ue ios ill i \u2014 .g | per ! ) \u2019 .ine : gm ue ox the on of the si is ul pears other West India colonies, and that THE ART ASSOCIATION and piled on Clint'e Wharves.es \" \" ) BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, the monté of the Store gpd, LM UMMARY more\u2014than it is possible to obtain by sugar, which wae, in fact all but pure,and Specifications can be seen at Mr.Cl'nt\u2019s ; a nots uly.à de se kEWS 8 legislation, and, certainly, more than the | which went to England as Nos.13 to 16, G ALLERY, Office, at Quebec.| | 4 Zz A ; P ig Tavier St tions, we non oo mith the gy, de DOMINION small tenants cuuld obtain from any but was 50 coloured, as to be entered ia the PHILLIPS SQUARE, ie now open to Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.& ww | 04 $ 08 St.130601 .* | reductions made , * list of ig H 1c on the Credit Valley Railway | 8 very bold Minister such as Mr.Glad- United States as No = oe nv Er or ties from CAM.to 5 A.J.MAXHAM & co.ï .gi i Jy Tig 17 170 Pry Ie on resumed.stone is.Unless this can be had, there 85 degrees of a Ep strength, but | P.M.165 ] A.&B, St.Francois avier ree a | nts, re in the Dominion | is no other way for it but acquiescence in fact, 97 per cent.Thus the con-| Admission-Members and their families _ i 173 ON Pricts reduced from | \u2018Work has been resumed in he 0 mien y x | had, in fac , > ones on d July 20 ; Prints reduee fom De tog, Iron Mine, Madoc, and the product will be { in the present law, or a trial of conclu- | sumers might hive got direct from the | free.Non-members, 25c.oies TT a maar Prints reduced 10% 5 top\u201d ba shipped thence by water.sions in arms, which, ruinous to overy- | WestIndies a bright-coloured sugar with | SATURDAYS FREE.123 R AT ES R ED U 0 ED per yd o¢ from 17, ag} fa A Nine-year-old boy named Roberts, he f only 3 per cent.of foreign matter.But| June?WALNUT, PLAIN and GILT a.at the Toronto Police Court, pleaded as an body, would at onee sweep off the face they were made to pay all the fair costs | = \u2014\u2014\u2014 IN BLACK , sz00.\u201c Dress a excuse for bis running away from his | of the country th.usands of the poorer | of refining, which was unnecessary, and Few Advexitseinenis DARD Yom RAO TO Pod fo adopted father, that he had been starved tenantry now living from hand to | then virtually a protective duty, which \u2018 > :N EBONY AND GILT, \u2014_\u2014 renane Dress Goods, Bice oc foi Ear ples « Muzwoll\u201d car | mouth.That is tho cuss which alwaye, | Fed CB easury,.simply ber | _BRICKLAYERS TAKE NOTICE ! From $60 to #300.MEREDITH, | Good.\u201cen piasen ti in eerste * from Toronto to Bur- | in auch cases, suffers the first, and suffers cause the tarif prohibited direct impor- |_ We are on a Strike at South Chicago, Life Assurance ; .fashionable and MIDDLETON & ) fancy, reduced from T5100 i ot lisgton Beach on Sunday.The Captain | the most.Yet, how is Mr.Gladstone | tation of the article as shipped from the OL, and you will keep away from the job.Covered in all kinds of fas street- dice d'to 180 me A Ally he on will bave to answer the charge of profana- | greated P Immediately after the dis- | place of growth.July 17 m 170 APERIENT.C O M.P A N XY serviceable goods: 17 8st John À special line (f Améri ve tion of the Sabbath.h ved establishment of the Irish Church\u2014 = The Healthful Seltzer Water for a hun- .Common Suites at #s0 July 14 4m 167 _ | duced to 10c per yd Can Be, eo receiv .\u20ac _ i _\u2014 Juiytd PE a te Tro he, Secret of State, no- | à measure which a very few ard à as past there \u201chave been memapapen tion, WANTED, Has been held of all Earth's fountains, the Established 18205.BED-ROOM SUITES- i Silks ana Say ale ifying him that the death sentence pro- | viously would have been regarded as|P 1 t potent to restore; ; ! W ret act A George Bennett will be carried beyond any dream even of success\u2014he tions that the late President of the | a MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE But why across the ocean this bon of Na- HEAD OFFICES: Our stock in this line could, not be Jos = Bseful Black Silk at 45, pe Po gut, the Government declining to 1er | ras deserted by the representatives of | French Republic had been reduced to STAPLE DEPARTMENT | When the sk man in his chembor can | EOINBURGH.SCOTLAND, AND MONTREAL, | cribed, but must bo scen In ori (Ex VIKING) the newest nado, f pit 2 ore.san ; im- | pecuniary straits.Several months ago izo the Spring?\u2018 5 v a A special 1 reduced yi : Trg Governor-General will present the | the population in whose favour that im P pl i! the half of the splendid pre J The bemporize the Wot eo our leading CANADA, .THE PRICES RANGE FROM OND ON 45c per yd ne of Fancy Stripe; ed Royal Humane medals to Masters John | portant change had been brought about.ent here his mansion is Pituated for chemists say, | .4 | Total Risks.Over $90.000,000 to B3OO.FROM L A \u2018splendid line of (oi, ei to Hill and Charles White on his return to This desertion did not take place upon a 550 300 francs.This residence was| VW holesale House.Parts vith half te Dealing virtues, and | 300 ested Fund.= ou 26.000.000 #20 to \u2014_\u2014 i the en ndes, reduced los .After ; i i = ; ; me.usa 000, .: » ue Princess Louise will attach the medals particular and isolated measure only, rich in farniture, ornaments and méumo- Must have had wholesale experience and | While TARRANTS RARE APERIENT, from a An er $10,060 a day.BOOK CASES AND SECRETARIES Mixed and Assorted Pickles, duced to 52¢ per vd (mor trie to the boy\u2019s coats.for that would have been perfectly {rials, many of tbem as old as the time know the trade thoroughly.Powder changed to foam, ing in every | Claims paid in Canada.over 1.200.000 2.ice, from Lu, F' bildren of a family have lately | legitimate ; but it was such a with- | of Henri IV.It had been the Hotel of | \u2018Address, with particulars, confldentially, | Is an instantaneous Seltzer Spring Investments in Canada.à 1,60 \u2018the | In great variety, ranging in price, Imperial Pickles West India Pickles S C AR pur CURE RU ur 8 \u2019 the Duc de Castries, snd was sacked by « MERCHANT,\u201d Box 332, Toronto.sufferer\u2019s howe.\u2018Potal amount paid in Claims during #150 Olives and Capers .L died in the Quebec City Hospital from drawal of general and assured support the populace in 1789 It came to tue | July 19 , ! b17!l SOLD BY ALL DEUGGISIS.168 8 years, over Fretuen MILLIONS or Dor- #7.50 to , Essence Lobsters Essence Shrimps 393, 395, 397 & 109 diphtheria, and it is reported that fr i ly to the overthrow a wi ; July 15 rfmw LARS, or about $3,000 aday.Essence Oyster , , à $99 Netw» i i ent to the | @8 contributed greatly to the ov Marshal through his wife, who is a _ Pa BT ; see: > ; ot, ED ones er visited by | of the Ministry.Now, the same thing Duchess de Castries.This affair is re- N O0 T I C KE .PROFITS 1580 SIDEBOARDS WALNUT Tirhzot Chut, es Jndien Cha ney .their parents for fear of infection.is threatened, because, while the Minis.| called by the absence of the Marshal at _ DIVISION OF P «| IN B ASSWOOD, ASH AND QUÉEN Tarragona Jasph berry Cs in Brandy ap Eo Vise.Preston | IF 18 doing what he cam in| the a was reserved fee him ubich he | The Captain of the Barque LINDOLA SPECIAL NOTICH.PANNE and FASTLAKE STYLES, Gorgona Anchistes + Nepsul Pepper We © arrest Of ALL, TL.Libs VATS : irecti desired by these men, !%: It is likely that the Presi~ | Will not be responsible for any de - _ Parmagsan Cheese Ps pee lonial Gold Mining Company, at | the direction de ; >, did not fill.It is likely tbat the Presi ! : ._ oO ar oo ca oN stance of Mr.A.A.Humphrey.who | while he is attempting what will | dency cost the fine old soldier a great tracted by the crew E.RO-TRUP, The Profits which have arisen since 878 Ranging from $6 to S15 Patent patent Barley ang Or ois Gras h \\ oti claims that the large nugget lately Jound perhape, turn out to be an im- deal of one, and it B suid that mone.July 20 Master, St A PERS \" il be divided wong ip psd WALNUT LIBRARY TABLES, a out Bognat Isin Siriep Paste bap XCUISIon 0 I of in t u Lou #1 cat : .ar 1 5 i [A e clos > A : SR t ar 4 property of bis Company.possibility, he yet will not and can friecds, for political reasons, have made - gamer - ANCES NOW EFFECTED will partici-| EBONY LIBRARY TABLES, Liebeg\u2019s Extractuin COMBI; Tax inquest held in Maniowaki on the | not go as far as extremists demand.We | his life very sombre.Even worse than FOR S ALE, Leaves Dock, corner of Colborne and Com-~ pate.MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES MIDDLEM ASN SIGHT-SEEING AND at body of Michel Brakoup, the Indian Chief | qoubt greatly whether those who oppose | that is binted at, but we hope without board the B « NEW ERUNS- mon streets, v.at 7 PAL, for W.M.RAMSAY, WALNUT CARD TABLES, ALBERT BISCUIT Hil ter who died from wounds Jeceived in a chat the Bill from another point of view are | reason.WICR.Blgin Bactn 6 EVERY FRIDAY, a \u201cdies oe Manager, Cannis.WALNUT DINING 7 4B LES, à Roy LL VE de 19 Days on the 7 .on tie 3rd inst, ree ise i i ion ; but a party TR ge .: (| July 17 ASH DINING ) ; EW: - Brakoup came to his death from Llews of | Wise in their generation ; un park ' F RE.\u20140 - TORONTO.ue succes verres see vue soccenses nee D .; WATER do _\u2014 etioks > the hands of Gregory Morris and | attacked in its deavest interests, or, if Tue LATE an i\u2019 A = the First-class Manilla Hawser ST.CATHAKINES.= &30 BUTTERNUT TABLES, Calsbad Wafers Red Currant Jelly $34 INCLUDING meals M tra Napoleon Roy.Morris bas been arrested ou please, its most profound prejudices, despatches from Lon on annosnce te | 99 fathomslong and eight inches full.Ap.| NIAGAKA FALLS.ivre B- A PLAIN ard FANCY WORK TABLES, Lemon Marmalade MEAL th and sent to the Aylmer gaol.y il at Jlowance, even for death of Earl Kintore (Liberal) Scottish | ply to the board Mealsand Berthincluded MARBLE-TOP BED-ROOM TABLES, | RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY DAMSON AND | One of the following Pale: He: Tux Quebec Olroniate bas the (100 | mistaken obstinacy which cannot so | Peers aged 52.He was born at Wadley | 1, 2 MASTER, on bons NORRIS & ROUIH FALL-LEAF DINING TABLES, BLACK CURRANT JAM.CHICAGO, Disriie os G anent the departure of the rincess ata , 98 : vied 1851, hi tad y BLES, -ved Ginge\u201d : hh DE wd \u20ac Tous for Baglond «Her Royal High- | wall be conveded to the aggroseive and | E0080 Brin 108 dasglier cé Me | | HAVE COMMENGED BUSINESS | 1,1, & °T- P0HN sTREET, Urstdirs | LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, DA EE COS LEA & PERRINS SAUCE! |\" Veussta ne nee ll ness Princess Louise, acting on the advice at the same time largely winning side.| Francis Hawkins (who was brother to , AA EE ™ be 2 ort a ate Ties ail from Moreover the intransigant attitude of the the late Countess of Kintore); succeeded ATC T 1 o NEER D vagin _ 120 Broadway, New York amas, HES, Half-pints, Pin ts and Quarte.b OCEAN, A.McMauoy, Ve la $8.¢ Polynesian\u2019 The members of the | party led by Mr.Parnell, and its furious pis father Jn 1844 ; appointed : Deputy- 18 BI ei ET Î \u2014 HAIR CLOTH COUCHES, Honey in Com s CITY oni staff ja attendances upon Fler nora! roe\u201d violence, naturally suggest the doubt die on 849 ; Vice-Lieatonant of the AND IRIE , LIF KE INSURANCE PROFITS LEATHER COUCHES MC Maven Master VA : ived crde = : : > : ., a» > 3 , | .Boss for that date.It is reported from the whether any concession will ETOCUT® | latter County in 1855,and Lord-Lieu- \" General Commiesien Merchant IH FASTERN RAWAL DEMONSTRATED BY BED COUCHES, A L E X.M G | B B 0 N.36 Hours in Ch\u2019 lor Citadel that the physicians attending con- | the peace, for which it is paid ag a price, tenant in 1856 ; Lord-Lieutenant of At 487 St.Paul St , .ACTUAL SETTLEMENTS PIER GLASSES, AMPLE TIME TO VIS coj sider her indisposition as the result of the | and creates an impression that the in.| Aberdeenshire in 1864.1 MADE IN 1880 TOILET GLASSES, July 14 167 FALLS, M: solr a eB | em al ba or onor op uti skate ant vomon 1s age are ae ne manomse aise.\u201d HLEGTRO-PLATED EE out of a sleigh.18 understoo : ¢ patronage of the mercantile a - REHOLDE The Society is now pariog maturing \u2019 - : sui the form of Eervousness and sleeplessness.| now as at any other time.We hardly | THE ANACONDA vs OLICY OFI ES OU LEE : ANNUAL SHA olen .ciety i po pe : og mat 8 | BRACKET MIRRORS, È 0 ou The Princess will most probably spend | suppose that the Bill will, in any case, 4 ta Samples and Stock of Colonial P ne uce ; Railway Company | markable results.MANTLE MIRRORS, sir some time in Germany and then visit he Lords during the present ses- ; he M H and Imported Goods receive for su a South Ea:tern allway pany BAR MIRRORS be England before returning to Canada.The | Pass the Lords during the p To the Editor of the MonTREAL HERALD.®&5\" Just landed, ex 8S.HAMES, {11 be Leld at the Company's Office, 22 | POLICIES CARRIED TEN 8.be people of Canade, to whom Her Royal |sion.But it is certain that the way to Sir,~\u2014The interest which you take in | a small consignment of good wi Montreal om Our sto\u2019 k of Bedsteads of every descrip- ; Æ Highness has becoms se much endeared, | asgure its logs is to deprive Mr.Glad- public matters is the only excuse I have to China eas St, James Street, ST DAY OF JULY NE XT YEARS WITH THE RETURN tion is very extensive, and the prices range dass = will learn with regret of the cause which stone of tho support of & large number offer for sending you the enclosed article I WEDNESDAY, THE 2 Rite OF ALL PREMIUMS PAID from $1.50 up to $45.IN 7.- is to lead to her akserce again from this from the Globe.C.F.AMERY 2 o'clo , CN j country, and will unite in wishing Her | of those who should be his warmest Yours, &c., 487 ST.PAUL STREET.for the Election of Directors and any other | AND INTEREST THEREON.| OWEN McG ARVEY & SON, | Flaggons Cups, Plates, Me nn lea Boyal Highness a safe and speedy return |allies, An enactment that will with RarrwAYy INVESTOR.\u2019 ; busine£s necessary.- Poli 63, issued AND II ST.JOSEPH STREET.AND FRE xs col i d health and strength July 20 eD m mwf 172 A.B.CHAFFEE 1st Ezample: Policy No.43,563, issue 7,9 .; ., tin Primes Léopold will probably sail with the | difficulty become law when pressed by Why is it that railway magnates, of all Scc.and Treas.S.E.Ky.| May 25, 1869.A quessecenss 5100010 July 8 162 Baptismal Bowls.[ reight for Frodugs il me i i i Minister, hav- i achi June, 1889 im 147 | Total premiums paid (11 years, 094.- Princess.\u201d the authority of a strong * 77 | Men, are blind and deaf to the teachings ! J Montreal, 21st June, r ; ; draw, i - | Go UNITED STATES.ing at his back a united party, Will [of the past.If English, American and ana IAN g g one 0h a an $20,000 FRESH MINERAL WATERS.ALSO, Firry children died from the effects of | assuredly fail in the hands of a | Canadian experience teaches anything, it JUST PU BLISHED, » $6, , pi .115 per Minister weakened by the hostility of | 18 that the systematic swallowing up of of assurance for eleven years P .Freight room can be eccurei à: bee A Beautiful Assortm nt of Steamers, sailing from Mo : | 2 Mont: i i i Just Landing, JULY and AUGUST for ° cul i i .in di TED.) \u2014_\u2014 vent, of premiums paid returnable in cash.i i .; ; railways by others is sure to end in dis- (LIM nb.| 1 ; ; pion ou a ice famine has been paca fo the those whom his policy 18 especially in- | geter alike to railway and country.Yet THE MEMOIRS OF A CANADIAN SE- sbrhip example and those which follow APOLLINARIS.a TZER, FINE ONYX G00 Lo Tom the anand exovod re the city | bended fo serve fa Cr at vo Wi Tho shjess of strangling colons O08 EE ee A Meeting SIYER that CRETARY- LARGER PROFITS ARE FRIEDRICHOHALL, AND Havre, a ger the demand excecds the supply.circumstances is a failure without hope, and converting transportation interests © rg enera Amn Tus employment agencies of Gofhem because he can expect to exert mo | into à giant monopoly.It appears now | holders of the A Posthumous Paper.|PAID POLICY-HOLDERS FREDERICK KINGSTON, CELLULOID For particalars, spplyto ob.Ho fon Ed od Sok 3 Dm | reer ounce in coming pui | ths Gand inns, ed suine ELEPHONE C0, | rærcæ 25 Cents | THAN ARE NOW DECLARED 5 HospitalfStrect.| | GOLD, STEEL AND BEDDALL £ in 1 \u2019 .>, - - - : ! Lo a A present.Wages have con- | than he does in the present.O:herwise, Ee anny peter with the save and CANADIAN T .» Le Memoire of BY ANY OTHER COMPANY.| July?PYFOLASSES i SPECTACLES Sap 1s t.Sactane siderably advanced., | leading \u2018a united party, he might not | phyjlding the line but vot the bridge over (Limited,) oulhese purbort | to be the Memoire SEP | nd.Evample : Policy No.58.543, issued F OR S A LE and LA Eger raed foie | UnFeasonably expect to obtain, mext|the St Lawrensc, thus preventing the [ wil bo held at the WINDSOR HOTEL, | median Une Sete ors, giving an | Dec.30, 1870.Endowment 20 years.Ton- ) U bec Steam! tendent Duicher bave rates roversoirs f he H £ Lords, what | Whole country tributary to the line from |; he City of Montreal, on account of the calamities wb ch befell the | tine Period 10 years.Amoant.$10,000 00 FOR ALL SIGHTS.g Ê i § tour of inspection of the water reservoirs | year, from the House of Lords, escaping from its condition as a Grand | 10 the City of Montreal, o Dominion, in consequence of the National | Total premiums paid (10 years,) 7,539.00 | SI i i.and the canals.Superintendent Dutcher | they may probably at first refuse.As | Trunk preserve.Of course, the first ob- Tuesday the Tenth day of August, Policy and other si ilar measures, were to | Pho assured on Dec.80, 1880, will be | \u2014 ., ; \u2019 says everything connected with tqe canals | to Mr.Gladatone himself, we take it | ject of the Grand Trunk will be to delay \u2019 AD.1880 have been published by Greonlea and entitled to draw, in cash, $9,033.30, 120 S AV AGE & LYM AN, Asli was found in good working order.The hat he h thing to lose perscnally | building the line as long as possible, and had \u2019 Kirkland, the leading booksellers of à by | Per cent.of the premiums paid.PIPES, HHDS., QR.-CASKS.dy \" business of the canais was never more | that he has nothing P .; | to use the charter as a means of defeating | 4+ the hour of TWELVE of the clock | ToRto, in 1928.They ave hoon ose by Theso results although predicted by 210 St.James Street.4 prosperous.Last year there wero 3,247 from the repudiation of his remedial | tne attempts of the inhabitants of the dis.NOON anticipation in 1880, ga the Co carefully made estimates are GONZ ALEZ SHERRIES 10 St.3 SN.de 2 > : > : t : .: .: > ° > SEE umber wil be uly 5,60 thi.ar.no he go on .he ve, movement oF the Grand Trak gives colons For the purpose of electing Directorsand | For sale by NOT ESTIMATES, BUT QR.-CASKS.mx 1 ce nTiven \u2018 he Tag New York Times states that even 1ttle opportunity g to the mora than suspicion that the To- | transacting such other business as may ACTUAL CASH RETURNS.PELEE ISLAND WINES I Ri AND 18 ARRIVE The S88.¢¢ Miran eng h sed tho conviction five | Pentance of those who have Planged | ronto and Ottawa charter bas beon pur- | properly come betore the meeting DAWSON BROTHERS i issued \u2019 y | is intended to be despatch! anc ee avo that.Tanner was trying to de- | themselves into embarrassments by the | chased only for the purpose of burking the properly CF pn oT AMES TEA ET ur Srà Feamale : Policy No.41.620, issucd BBLS.and CASES.CAUSTIC S0 DA is ir for Quer, Pile à a : ; .* 3 i i .> .s co .cones ; 8 = = , e, merside, (bs ceive the public bave now abandoned that rejection of his wise and, oa the project of an indepondont line caline to the Sec.pro tem.July 19 171 Total Premiums Paid.erer seers 2,908.95 H enn ess 'S , Brandy ; Garne Perce, um de view ao is oo gant than whole, moderate attempt to heal à | common fout the Iss apps rien tana | Montreal.July 19,1880 7 = In this case, the save wi dre, March y ; = 3 S O D rl i de at the beginning, and there is no oppor- | deep and inveterate sore.But, grant | wrong, of Manager Hicksen.He is appa- TT > A I ;\" I ?27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being pe QR.-CASES.CASES * and V.O.A A ) enday, 8 > ivez i i i i i PE gsm = - cent.of premiums paid.tunity to deceive; even if the fasting map that he is defeated, and we may well ask rently intent upon closing every avenue by 7 ; \u2014__ inclined to attempt it.n Sunday his h: ?Can the C y.| Which a ton of Can reight can escapes i ¢ | ourselves what next an the Conse person showed none of the usual eigns o û icies wi id i 1 ! No Freight received after! ; : HIGGINS\u2019 *\u201c EUREKA,\u201d Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, | À Matignon & Do's Brandy, SODA ASH, me his clutches.He is not content with a mag- rom I-CAR DA | het Pa ha K sou onda 1 In Bags, Hali-iags and Quarters, | STOWIRE , y - .to have their Bills o y t fatigue.He said he Fad lost all sensation | vative opponents of bis plan ever expect | nificent through traffic from Chicago to a RE STUBBS Ro « WASHINGTON,\u201d CASH RETURNS OF FROM Qr.-CASKS, OCTAVES, Hf-OCTAVES.B A 8 so 3 | ture by that hour.ho: of hunger, and was not suffering at all | legal settlement which will be more | Montreal tapping the traffic of the rich | M 0 & 0 RillW 1 : \" a 8 » a In Bags, Halves and Quarters.| 4 6 TO 120 PER CENT VinTAcEs 1840, 1850, 1858, 1860, 1869, 1870, BLEACHING POWDER, For Freight or Peano, i on from the want of food.reasonable ?And, in default of that, Western States, but be must endeavour to » 1875, 1878 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.dictate the price of produce and of farms HICKSON\u2019S \u201cCHAMPION, enc L.LUMP ALUM, Or, for Passage, to ; as ; In Bags and Half-Bags.| OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.es : He x : , EVE kali hess of Somerset is dead will they prefer the continuance of the | in every part of Canada.As long as he has \u2014_\u2014 « FRANKLIN.\u201d in Bags.Assets securely invested of $38,000,000 Cases x 3e * > 3 Bichromate of Potash, gr Ct ! omers .ps .fs ; ; ; .000,000, ho Duchess © Mason in | Present agitation, with no attempt to | no opposition he ean decide what every Ca LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, Surplus $7,500,000.The Society's popu- W.HH MILL'S Sulphate of Copper, | Jur WirrnIAM ELLIOTT, the oldest Mason .On the | Dadian farmer is to receive for all his crops.î à Hleren to Ton rplu ND SANS PAR , England, a subecribing member of up- | Stay ib except by armed force ?nthe | He can build up any township or city, and Ten and Ke * | larity is shown by the fact that for the | LE DIAMANT AND SAN3 EIL ROLL SULPHUR NOTICE T0 CONS Le wards of 64 years to the All-Souls Lodge, | other hand, can those Irishmen who are | ho can strike a deadly blow at the prosper- FROM \u2014ALSO,\u2014 past eleven years the total amount 0 pew Champagnes y of has been presented with a valuable illu- not mere agitators, and who desire an | ity of every place with which he chooses to | qu am ; 1 SALTPETRE -Best Crude in Bags.policies issued has been greater than that | Fiour Sulphur A À ; th - minated address by the officers and bro- : 8 \u2019 be displeased.In fine, he wields more ST, EUSTAGHE Ti STr ROSE Do Refined in Kegs, of any other company in existence, thus CASES QUARTS AND PINTS.ar 25 thers of his lodge.\" equitable and humane land law, expeot power than it is good for one man to pos- , TTT For sale by making its average B Il & D l ; G ; Aluminous Cake Ba 7 FOREIGN anything more to their taste, should they | sess, but it is quite safe to declare that, | And vice-versa, in Airect connection VERRET, STEWART & CO.ANNUAL NEW BUSINESS 0 un op S nn Epsom Salts NN .cL ive t.esent Premier from office ; or, | sooner or later, he will find that the arbi- wi 18 hallway.oor 2 ] .< i J FRANCE Besitafes fo join the naval dem- dr ae will they choose a trary proceedings of American railroad 211 to 275 COMMISSIONERS STREET.LARGER THAN THAT OF HHDS., SE-CASE SEED AND Litharge CEE A Ae # onstration against Turkey.Ps jy | Kings cannot be forever reproduced in | The steamer \u201cTOURIST\u201d will be at uly \u2014 i ; , « À PRIVATR cable despatch from Hankow | continued struggle, which must speedily Canada.\u2018Thanks to the looseness of Amer- | STE.ROSE on the arrival ef each train ANY OTHER COMPANY.M.BOIT ARD BR ANDY Tho SS.PHE NICIAN, œ states that the purchase of tea is going on | Jegenerate iuto a conflict of physical | ican lawe, and to the inability of even | for ST, EUSTACHE.LE-\u2014OIL The Society pays death claims promptly OCTAVES and CASES Jeott, From Give ill ples : ¥ very freely, over 30,000,000 lbs.up to the a iary strength, with the Empire | Congress to interfere with a contract, L.A.SENECAL, and in full.Its policies are clear and con- , 9 .toms.Consignes ?Ki present having passed into tea buyers\u2019 ot then 7 conflict which however American railroad ms are safe until July 19 Gen] Supt.\u2014\u2014\u2014 cise, and with no unreasenable conditions.OLD TOM GIN AND GINGER WINES 2 Corn Exchange, nir H&AL pa \u2018 hands.against them-\u2014a \u2019 their oppressions provoke a revolution.Is ~uly CASKS.; pe : Tag British Consul at Jerusalem reports it may end, would, in its course, sweep Manager Hickson aware that no puch con- RE GOAL OIL PARAFFINE OIL EVERY POLICY BECOMES i May 17 MONTREAL, ur July 20 je ee extreme.Hs say6 that at no | °F into nothingness a vast proportion of | SOR B (1A Canada?Congress io wun SAINT JOHN'S SCHOOL, BLACK OIG INE Th All Grades INCONTESTABLE J.S.HAMILTON & C0., FAIRBANK TIGE TO CONS b i extreme.; ; |* , A , .shi former period of bis sixteen years\u2019 resi- | those interests for wh toh they mom re : is supreme, xco EA Pa-|276 St.Urbain Street GASOLINE, £6° American AFTER THREE YEARS.30 140 3 D i St t SCALES Ge n i i iti rity.is su ë its powers i m { Be L dence in Palestine bas the condition ont.fuse a great degree of security aie confins ed Pp the subjects allotted.to it Heap MASTER, GELINDE FINE, American and Canadian | For additional Tontina examples, books, all .DACIAMEN [6g y REMOVED TO = She ni The.a results are traced to the influence XC RAILWAY in the British North America Ac: In the | REV.ARTHUR FRENCH, B.A., Oxon.BOILED LINSEED OIL pamphlets, cireulars and full information MONTREAL, 3 7 7 St.PaulStre et = ; an © the drain of ablc-bsdied men for the late | 7HZ GRAND TRUNK States a charter may be a perpetual and | \u2018this Scheol will meet again after the IMPROVE PAINT, OIL apply to June 29 154 Mo gi da Turkish war, to scanty harvests, and the AND OTHER RAILWAY infrangible contract; but if eur Parlia- | Holidays on WEDNESDAY, SEFTE u- LARD O \u2014 NTREAL, Regie th ruinous losses inflicted by the non-payment ENTERPRISES.ment choose to declare the charter of the | BER 8th.\u2018The numbers being limited, | PATE SEAL OIL R.W.GALE, J ee as Ti oo of interest on Turkish Government securi- : = b of «Rail.| Grand Trunk forfeited, forteited it fs.In | penis) star eee me oo) career There OLIVE O14 A TSFOOT OIL GENERAL MANAGER, ; ; A COMPLETE ASSORTHENT ON HAND | Tue ss.BELSIZE, Carl, in ties.We insert, at the request o al:= | our country or in Britain an Act of Parlia- are only six vacancies.During the ab- 00 _ OF Bristol, is eutere per Q Baron Vo Waskm is on a tour of in-| way Investor,\u201d from the Globe, an ar-|ment au override w cbarier ype | ence in England of the Rev.A.French, MURRAY, BREMNER & CO., 157 ST.JAMES STREET, Hhds.Choice PORTO RICO SUGAR Every kind M ienger pill plesso pi he ion i da tor the purpose of ob- |.J ; : hough think | United States & charter is a contract which | ppphication for circulars, school list and 34 St.Henry street.; ê ÿ Xin anufactured- out delay.ERT BEFË r spection in Cana tion Fine narrow ticle on this subject, t ough we the Supreme Court will uphold agaist a | all other information should be made to y 170 MONTREAL, Pups.Jamaica and Demerara HIGH rn ROB 5 of taining information regarcing te said | that the personal part of it might as law of Congress.That is the difference | the Rev.Edmund Wood.July 17 AND PROOF RUM Parti.alar attention paid to repairing it gauge railways.In an MUErTiON 1b been omitted ; but we dare | between a free country ard one that is sub-| June 28 28,30J 2,4,6,9,11,i3,16,18,20 $6 5 000 Brls.Very Super:or LIME JUICE our Scales, July20 34 that the Socialist gi ney oon aux we ave bee D ; er is strong | ject to à written constitution, and the 28,25,27,30 A 1,3,6,7,8S 153 \u2019 2 Court Street, Toronto.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 FAIRBANK & \u2018CO, NOTICE TÜ cons el; the ali J were unwilling to let | YF the Genera nag £ 8 sooner Canadian railway managers grasp VILLAGE OF ST.GABRIEL DEBENTURES FOR Tune 25 151 | Bdls.Large TABLE CODFISH May24 123 u pa se Germans with money emigrate to Canada enough to stand the censure Of our je significance of ihe difference the For Sale OI To Let, SALE\u2014FIRST ISSUE.\u2026 Bris.Strictly Pale SEAL OIL FOR SALE\u2014 AG th or the United States as it tended to drain | contemporary.Be that as it may, We | sooner t 7 br pen ar aye.of Th tyin St- Hemi, for- | An issue of $65,000 Debentures.Japp Do.Newfoundland COD OIL A == si the country of money.They bad no or are willing that whatever is to be said will drive the country.to such fury os to Ty merly Énown as Mackignon\u2019s Bis- gation addressed to th re tavited.for sub (All will be sold CHEAP to close Con- 5 Cases NUTMEGS SFP Nr bi jection to paupers and Socialists migra = on a public subject of this kind should provoke confiscation of railways.\u201d The cuit Factory, convenient to the sion to the Council up to MON DAY, the signments.A 200 Bags FINE OLD GOVERNMENT ES fe ing.He also sal bo oa oa k to our readers We shall | transportation lords will give way when | =a Canal avd suitable for a Sewing | 9nd day of AUGUST next, till 6 p.m.The H Clays J.& R.McLEA, AVA COFFEE 2 se railways were avoided there as much as | be known to CR h they have gone too far.Ail we | Machine, Bost and Snoe, or other factory.| bonds are $500 each, 6 per cent interest, enry ay 8 COMMON STREET SO Half Bales FINEST MOCHA Lei : \" possible, as they were unsuited tor mili- accompany the republication only by wey to point out ls that the power exists, | APPly to AVID ROBERTSON & CO payable in 25 years.No of Is below par Golden Eagles June 12 140 COFFEE The SS.PAXO, Cant, 2 , tary purposes, inasmuch as they necessls| oe or two remarks.We have opposed and always will exist, to compel the equit- D DE oe.will be entertained.a ny further informe.Cabals & Casks CREAM OF TARTAR don, is entered ao bris tated transhipment mme the Coteau Bridge as Montrealers, just | able administration of railways and toen-| June 23 tr 149 the undersigned.7 Pumainga and MONTRE AL ST ATIONERY DEPuT, 25 Casks FINE SMYRNA OLIVE hey please pass J ose the Globe has sup | sure competition.; ; ; na R.TURNER, Sec.Treas., Guardians.70 AXD 73 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST OIL \u2019 ROBERT #* y ITHQN, | *8 Ye SUPPOSE : It is to Mr.Hickson\u2019s constituents we | DEGKER BROTHEZS, EMERSON AND 605 Wellington street.; .; ! ., .MR.GLADSTONES POSIT ported it, in what it \u2018holds| Lust look in the present crisie for a mani- CABLEk Montreal, I3th July, 188) dl 167 | Five Cas s of he Bore he opel by The subscsibers In éhabking their ficnd cao Sasks OLIVE OIL nym i 2 .1 ; EE : A , \u2018 rien \u2014 The position of Mr.Gladstone is one | to be the interests of Toronto, but fostation of Tiedow yhich it ie apparently I \u2018 R S ALE - and customers for their patronage anda 500 Bars ARRACAN ER NOTICE 10 CONS w that may in itself well deter a sensible | our impression is that, in our case, the nogor.Uwing to persistent ignoring of Pls \\ 1D N O - FO ° 134 St.James an me D street the past year, and in soliciting a continu, 130 He BARBA > OS w ; \" i i 1 i wh ; 4 .otre Dame Streets, ance of tha same, beg to inform th 8.8 man from undertaking to benefit a peo local interest 13 consistent with that of advice tendered by Canadians in the past, MASON & HAMLIN That valuable property, recently en July 12 165 their stcek is now most complete.which 1O Pancheons JAMAICA Bos ee TLE : b ple who are under the lead of unprin- | the country at large ; it being now cer- | the bondholders and shareholders of the by ames De Tat Cote St.Paul, near having been purchased on :he best terms, .UM apd ZEAL d i bulent men.Nv one with | tain that the Lower Canadian counties, | Grand 1runk have had a miserable life of AN S | Mon treal, on the Lachine Canal, consist- 1 un notwithstanding the many advances, they Cundill, Matthews & Co wid cipled and turbule : b long without rail- | it.Their money has been equandered and oe oar Mill, with tweivo run of are selling cheaper than ever.ny A Cn NE any reasonable degree of wisdom can | which have een so long misapplied in the most reckless fashion.o_o ing of a Pour ry complete, capacions [an gminion X | | IoD, GED.HORNE & SON, June 16 BROKERS.nt : ; which the Pre- | way communication, will have adequate | They have been enticed into a series of levator, Shed, &c., attached.143 De 27 A fail to see the difficulty y \"hey a : | Store, E » Shec : on > if T mier must bave in carrying the Disturb- | service.As to the county of Glengarry, | side speculations which have absorhed all DEZOUCHE & CO., Immediate possession, Terms very fav- TO BE HELD ON THE Envelopes! Envelopes! The Beaver Line 55: 5 jf \u2019 ill.It is a measure revolting to | again, if it be true that the charter of | the earnings trom 5.B 6 at lon the | N 0, 238 St.James Street, | °ratle.ly to 530,000 just received, all sizes and quai« PEG.Capt.Bernson, | ances Bill.1 perty they posses ut at length the Apply o MACINTOSH XHIRITI OR UND ities, offering at reduced prize a a A ds at Custou\u201d ç mpose the Brit- | the Ottawa and Coteau Road has really | Grand Trunk is in auch a position that, if Successors to JOSEPH GOULD.COURT & - | PROVINCIAL ON 0 S, prizes.5 entered inwarde at \"entries most of the men who comp | i 16 163 Co ing Books i f Commons, to say nothing | gone into the handsof the Grand Trunk | it will attend to its own business and to| July 14 7 July 9 pying a ish House © ! that it that only, large dividends become not ouly of the House of Lords, and, as we have | Company, we should say that it was a ill please pass the Mount Royal Avenue, will please p À large stock just opening.Medium, H U I Jd [ iy Qu e-, lay.OMPSON, MUBR* T ; a possibility but a certainty.It is when T HE D OMI NION HY MN MONTREAL.Demy and Foolscap, different styles of THOM seen it put in American papers, is one | gubject of congratulation to the people, { tng road is in just this position that the ; .em; MAN ip OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT.[4TH below any Rowse be the aay.\" reselling M CEAONIEPR OP ave 4 ibili i h o doubt that ia that | General Manager essays to wreck its future Music by - \u2019 .\u2019 use in the city.: that could by no possiblity be cre | boone we apeedily built.For | by investiog money in enterprises which ARTHUR SULLIVAN.IMPORTERS OF Clecos Friday, Sept.24th, at 2 PM, | CALL BEFORE BUYING ELSE- atches, ! 0 const in the United States.We take it that | cage the road will © speedily bulb.or must necessarily, in Grand Trunk hande, ! UED BY FRUITS COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, of ?\u201c \u2019 WHERE.Pails WOTIC \u201c A C nothing but the peculiar way in which | the rest, supposing that some other in- be failures.And not only will these enter: «TUST ISS \u2019 Tens RC.Account Books and Mem- \u2019 T ; A land in Ireland is divided and | terests would, or would not, be best pro- | prises eat up all the dividends of the DeZ20U CHE & Co, Es, OF GROWTH) $20,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS.orandums ; upg, 7 ; held by very small tenants, | moted by an arrangement other than future, but they wi provoke a DIRECT F20 ; a .( feeling of bitter hostility on the part of > Joly 18 SI.JAMES STREET.; AGENTS FOR Imported and of our own manufacture.&e., &c without capital, who are, therefore, al- | that which the Globe deprecates, the people that will be dangerous.It Entries must be made with the Secre- | Copyin g Presses, Inks ways dependent upon the current season, | jy that any reason why Mr.| cannot be too seriously insisted upon that 16 t ws al Masts.Jaane Huser & Oo.Cognac, | taies in M nivo; om pere Ce ner Mucllage, oA NELSON & 8085, a Td ; Parliament is so directly under th HIRE BRANDY SHEED SWINE, ; 2 | STEEL PENS, DIXON'S PENCILS gents, gelé g Cad th fact that in some cuse\u2014ve | Hickson should neglect tho ope | aux Puliment io to dial unde de DIANOS FOR 1e SRE CASUERE, AOKC | SNES PBS BORIS, RENCLLE | MONTREAL AND TORONTO: | mom, ws.7000S bolieve exceptional cases, but still in| portunity for promoting the in- ticians can loog hold office without yield \u2014_\u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2026 mac, BR Roose, Txaoz & Co.| PRODUCTS, to ce Note en Dg, Bis of Ex ay 17 17 _ | Brown, from Live® i pe fi some cases\u2014the power of eviction has | terests of the Grand Truok P That we ing to the opter demand Le tho prish of DeZ0UCHE & co., Oporto, PORT y INE ios, | Satur day, Sepiember 4th L nding, Bazi Cheques, Custom hone, 9 tomes Consign ENA 5 5 been wantonly and wickedly employed: | take it is his business, and we think it is | 328 BOP by the shortsighted greed of Mr.| No.233 =t.James Street, MAKSALA WINE \u2018 \"| FINE ARTS, MANUFACTURES, IM- in the Counting 1 Hous al of which vence JL 0 LOAN b could have made a British Ministry | at Jeast Likely that he understands it as Hickson, the people wil at once, ay out Successors to JOSEPH Soupe \u201c Mrroumix & Co , Belfast, IRISH PLEMENTS, MACHINERY, STOVES, | gelling at much reduced prices.3 y July 19 _ F 40 8 i i i ines.If t SKE ; c., i of em AA OT re Comma be.| ee Ce Teprosenting the, Mr.| sad too Cb ob haa bs buss by the Grong | 2 Tes Baus, Fan Bieyunen Dn, \u2018Saturday, August 20.| corp sion 50%.| IN SUMS (0 SUIT BORROWERS, | STORES OF L2, a country where leases ar consistency, & .Trunk, the next thing will be à project for : f IgIsH wHls .TOTO : .f : a : cription 9 tho! 1 tween the capitalist owner of land and | Hickson is filching some profitable | | likes parallel with them.The people Sheet Music and Music Books Mr.J.B, goRERuE, Islay, SCOTCH lire Lists and Blank Forms o entry Nos.71 & 73 St.FRANCOIS XAVIER SrREET R.C AMPBELL NELLES For a light & TE ANTS Op ¢ the other capitalist owner ot the means | business from other people, declares this | will net be ground down by & railway IN ENDLESS VARIETY.} Dox B.Vemaara, Xercs, SHERRY WINE | ~ For further particulars apply tv y forming the corner 0 + of working tbe land, the restraint on | business is to ruin the Grand trunk, | misopoly., ney WOH, Be, semper, SET o = Council of Asia and ME à The Rs Real Estate Agent: \"rite, , p.08 \u20ac \u2019 ; on; without which, i , sses®i 3 Sec\u2019 cil of Arts an 8.ld vt J : pP*y % .free contract implied in the Bill would | and proposes to goand tell his Directors | are deprived of 4 great par: of their proper DeZ0UCHE & co.FINEST JAM AIGA RUM oe to GEO.LECLERE, Ed tho Hanan Tildiog: oh, lat 0 gen 9 J, W.& Er 5 0 be simply an unwarrantable interfer- | Probably the Directors know already as | qalue.It Js possible for schemers and 233 ST J AMES STREET.4 Always on Hand.Sec\u2019y Council of Agriculture.ijii able for Law Chamber heuted by 210 St.J &ames Street.145 Sth +5 i efeat the popular wi r * ; : mu staam, ; ises ence, which, in the end, could do good to | much about it as the Globe, and have fricksters bo cleat the Do Pp ala ee July 14 1671} July 17 str 170 July 14 wim Poly on the premises June 15 148 July 8 1 no one.It is quite possible that it will | ag much confidence in the man,,under ; - = 2e .ama Ly Xlig =m } Un} * AN ru lowing DAL: e the subserily, IT KOIT and T, DAY, at apy 4 8 ZxALAND, ke.MoMavex, Xe, T.CATHARIgE + Master, ZE rs in Chi E TO VIS y FALLS, I +.E.JAQUESE; 108 Comm: to G.H.PATI: 177 St, Jus: 1 can be secured it: ing from Monk: JGUST for 9 ll, Havre, ax Aunty ulars, applyto 4 JEDDALL & (0 St.Sacrame > be despatchel | bec, Father Pi Summerside, Che L | Avg, at bik received after TFi and Snippets.3111s of Ladinglé: our.| 9, AOD or Passag pis ag » to ; ° LEVE &4ll 202 St, Jané ENICIAN, Of }asgow, 18 ent gnees will pl ut dela % t LL 22\" = LSIZE, Capt utered at Co ease pass the B OBERT BEF, rds at io 35 their Entri ° s.poLYNE ÿ 001, 8 ©, pres vil PP ut delsy, #4, rt 9 soription Es ve st, Fr pets.« oh w.8B.CB | 145 8th, i 7 MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1580 vba ES eee TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES QUEBEC ATTEMPTS TO WRECK TRAINS.sHIZED FOR SMUGGLING TOBACCO- ) \u2018 e lice -vpec, Juiy 19.\u2014Tbe Water Pu v A ively chaue on Saturday night u gh the Cul-d:-81c and Lower Towa an a crimp named Robinson.He vas i ily captured in Notra Dama street, bat not before he: had played buvoc wi eu Af the police.* Co nual and determined attempte it seems made to wreck the trains of re Lake St.John Railway in the vici- ; its of Lorette, and the contractors are ht i a large reward for the appre- i ffenders.res Det, of Joliette, bas been ap ointed High-Constable of the District iette.of Av ibbishop Taschereaa has completed bis annual pastoral visit to the various parishes of his Diocese, and returned to (own on Saturday.Ex-Attorney-General Angers addressed his cunatitaents at Sts.Anne de Beaumont after Mass yesterday.i bo arrived up from below on A po ts that bush fires have at Point au Persil, Saturday repor done much damage Hare Island and Cape St.Thomae.Farmers on report a slig week.A labourer, badly hurt to-day a vessel lying at Levis.The Customs authorities on Friday i i s* Maria\u201d evening seized the schooner sex implicated in the recent tobacco for ben for which the echr\u2018\u201c\u2018Âdeuggling case, ) eS as seized somo weeks ago.It was at orde:s arrived ao day for the release of the latter n payment of a vessel aod penses, The \u201c Maria\u201d is the property of Captain Joncas, who also owns che \u201c Adeline.She had just returned from a voyage to the Lower Ports.a Two men named Harrington an R sbertson, accused of sheltering desert- od seamen, were sentenced here to-day to three months imprisonment each.4200 OTTAWA DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.CABINET CHANGES.craw, July 19.\u2014The Collegiate To ae received no less than 84 applications for the position of fourth Master in that institution, the salary being only $700 per annum.Among the applicants were M\u2019sA.and B.\u2019sAÀ.without stint.One of the number had testimonials of the highest character as to his ability as a writer on Political Economy, .Catherine Taylor, aged 100 years, died at the residence of Mr.A.Henderson yes- ay.en H.L.Langevin left for the West t da : oo.Hon, Isaac Buchanan, Dominion Arbitrator, has arrived in the city from the East, where he has been busily engaged.He will proceed at once to Hamiltor, Mrs.Brown, widow of the late Hon.George Brown, has written the following letter of acknowledgment, which has been received by the City Clerk since the last meeting of the Council :\u2014 LAMBTON ROAD, Toronto, July Sth.DEAR Sir,\u2014I regret having been so long in acknowledging the receipt of a copy of the resolution passed on the 12th May by the City Council of Ottawa, with reference to the irreparable loss recently sustained by myself and family.May I ask you to be good enough to convey our sincere thanks for the very kind terms of hearty sympathy with us in our sore bereavement.Very truly yours, ANNE N.Brown, The Government having cancelled the leas= of Cartier Square to the city, on ac~ count of the non-fulfilment of the coudi« tions thereof, it is presumed the improvements will now be carried out by the Government, otherwise there will have been no object in the cancellation.; An evening paper gays: \u201cA rumour is current in the Government Departments that several very extensive changes will be made before long in the personnel of certain offices.What shape the reorganization Will take is not exactly known, but considerable uneasiness and a general feeling of uncertainty are said to prevail in the threatened branches.\u201d em TORONTO.SENATOR BROWN\u2019S MURDERER.MORE CREDIT VALLEY RAILROAD TROUBLE.TorONTO, July 19.\u2014Bennett, the condemned man, is said by his spiritual guide to be eating and sleeping well, and he appeared cheerful.He iscontinually engaged in writing, sometimes poetry, aod at others reminiscences of his past ife.The Credit Valley employes were te- day considering the advisability of again quitting work.This action was caffsed by the dismissal of one or two of the men who took a prominent part in the late strike.The dismissed employes, however, prevailed on the men to keep on work, as it was a matter of indifference to the former.All hands have not a8 yet received the stipulated arrears of two months, a fact which causes discontent.Lewis Bader, an employe of Rice, Lewis & C., has been caught disposing of iron for which he made no return to the firm.A warrant was issued for his arrest, but before it could be served Bader left for American territory.KINGSTON TROUBLE IN GRAIN WEIGHIN*.Kixasron, July 19.\u2014It is said the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Company will commence to extend the line toward the Madawaska about the first of September.The schooner ©\u201c B.W.Folger,\u201d at the ship yard for repairs, caught fire this afternoon from the upsetting of a var nish pot on the cabin stove.The cabin and one of the sails was considerably damaged.The ship yard hands subdued the flames.Grain weighing caused a little trouble in connection with the schooner ¢\u2018 Shandon\u201d at the Montreal Transportation Company's office this morning.A vessel brought down a cargo of 23,000 bushels of wheat from Chicago, snd on weighing it it was found that she had overrun by 34 bushels ten pounds.The weighman claims that during the weighing the scales had altered ten pounds, so that the actual overran was only ten bushels 81X pounds.The scales were all right when the weighing began, and the in- ference is that some ons had altered the scales, PICTON.BARLEY HARVEST PROSPECTS.Picron, Oat., July 19,\u2014A sample of this year\u2019s bariey wes exhibited in town to-day.It was very bright, and weighed fifty pounds to the bushel.If we have bright, clear weather for the next ten days the greater part of the arley will be harvested in splendid con= dition.the rear of Lake Beaupert ht touch of frost there last named John Traynor, was from a bucket of coal falling on him while discharging it from from Ottawa by the owner of all The Temperance Reform Club had their annual pic-nie to McNab\u2019s Island to-day, which was largely aiicnded and very successful.Fred.Rutherford Bombardier Taffe, R.A, torun a une mile race for $100 a side.Israel Harding, son of the late Rev.Haris Harding, and for many years pastor of the Township of Argyle, Yarmouth Coun'y, died at Yarmouth on Saturday vvening.H: was a prominent member of the Bap:ist denomination.Right Rev.Dr.Gilmour, Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city, on à visit to His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, The Congregational Union of Nova Scotia, in session at Liverpool, Queen\u2019s County, appointed the following cffi- cers :=Rev J Cox, B A, Chairman ; Rev Joseph Barker, Secretary ; Rev J Shipperley, Statistical Secretary; Rev A McGregor, Missionary Secretary, and James Woodrow, Treasurer.Rsv.A.McGregor delivered the Union sermon yesterday morning, and Rev.B W .Day, of Toronto, preached in the evening.The Union adjourned to-day, to meet in Noel, Hant's County, in July, 1881.ST JOHN REVENUE COLLECTION GRIEV- ANC .Sr.Joux, N.B., July 19.\u2014The Ministers of Inland Revenue and Customs were interviewed to-day by a delegation of St.John merchants having some complaints to make.The new regulation regarding the division of the Exciseand Customs warehouses, and the amount annually of $40 license fee for each, was pointed out, and, after some discuss'on, the Ministers sgreed that the merchants will be allowed to use their present warehouses by running a partition across the room, and making a separate door.Only one fee, $40, will be collected for both dep-rtments.In regard to the collection of duty on vinegar bar» rels, of which complaint was made, Mr.Rowell said he would take the matter iato consideration.The fourth annual session of the Provincial Lodge of the United Temperance Association will be held in this city on July 20th, at ten o\u2019clock a.m.Rev.AM.Phillips, President of the Natinnal Lodge, is expected te attend the session.Midnight Despatches GREAT BRITAIN CANADIANS AT WIMBLEDON.LORDS BEATEN BY THE COMMONS, SINKING OF A STEAMER OFF DUNGENESS.THE PRINCE IMPERIAL STATUE.THE COTTON STRIKE.BETTER PROSPECTS IN IRELAND.PASSAGE OF THE COMPENSATION BILL.LoNDoN, July 17.\u2014S8ir Garnet Wolse~ ley was unable to visit the Canadian camp to-day, owing to the death of a near relative.He will pay a visit next week.Sir Alexander and Lady Gals were among the visitors to-day.Sir John Macdonald, Sir Charles Tupper, Lord Kimberley and others are expected next Thursday.The weather tc-day was fine, but, in consequence of a thick baz:, the light was bad.Ogg and Sutherland, of the Canadian team, made 54 points in tbe competition for the Alexandra prizes, and won £2 each.In the shooting for the Albert prizes, in the first prize, at 600 yards, Jackson ecored 70, Laird 66, Fisher 68, Brown 68, QGerrish 63, Dudley 60, Rockwell 62, Farrow 69 and Scott 72.One English score is known to be higher than that of Scott, namely, 72.William Rigby scored 70, Baker 65.A strong wind is blowing, but there is very good light.The statistics of shooting are not yet out, As far as kaown Fenton stands first for the Halford prize with a score of 49, Jackson third, with a score of 48, and Rseckwell fourth, with a score of 47.In a mitch between tbe Lords and Commons to-day, at 200 and 500 yards, the respective teams were composed as follows :\u2014J.ords=\u2014=Earl Ferrers, Lord Waldegrave, Viscount Massereene, Viscount Bury, Lord Lovat, and Lord Cloncurry.Commons = Sir Henry Fletcher, Colonel Lloyd Lindsay, William Walrond, Arthur Vivias, Francis Monckton, and Edward Majroribanke.At 200 yards the Lords scored 249, and the Commons 262; at 500 yards the Lords scored 483, and the Commons 488.Total score\u2014Lords, 782; Commons, 750.In the competition for the Albert prizes, first stage at 900 yards, the Americans, with goed light, made wonderful shooting, the scores standing : Scott 47, making a total at the two ranges of 118; Farrow 47, total 116; Jackson 45, total 115; Brown 44 ; total 112; Gerrish 43, total 106; Hyde 41, total 105; Laird 38, total 104; Fisher 39, total 162 ; Rockwell 37 ; total 99, and Dudley 37 ; total 97.These scores, compared with those of the Britishers, is as follows : Halford, total 103 ; William Higby 112, Baker 106, Mclsaac 114, Major Jerwin 102, Fenton 98, H.Humphrey 15.Thus far Scott and Farrow are first and second, and Jackson and Humphrey are tied for third place.In the Halford competition Fenton takes the first prize, Jackson third.Rockwell tied with another and divides the third prize.In the Curtin and Harvey com= petition Humpbrey takes first prize, Farrow and three others are cqual for second.Inthe main shooting for the St.Leger prizes four made the highest possible score, including Jackson and Brown.They divide the prize.For Any Rifle Association Cup, Jackson scored 50.He then fired three extra shots in consideration of having made the highest possible score, getting two bulls eyes and one inner.Joynt scored with 49 in the same competition.In the contest for the Arthur prize Jackson scored 49.The best s0 far was Fisher 46.For the Ladies\u2019 N.R.À, any rile, prize, Jackson scored 33 out of a possible 35.Humphreys score in the Albert competition was 114.The following is the latest concerning the composition of American and English teams: The American team will consist of Scott, Farrow, Jackson, Brown, Gerrish, Laird, Hyde and Dudley.There may, perhaps, be one change if Clarke arrives in time to shoot.The English teum will consist of Humphrey, Young, Halford, Boyd, Joynt, Smith, Baker and Fenton, Inthe Albert competition, Lieut.-Col.Bertram made 116, thus tieing Farrow for second place.In the shooting for the Albert pr.ze, the total scores of the English team is as follows :\u2014Humph- rey, 114; Young, 114; Halford, 103; Boyd, 107; Joynt, 95; Fenton, 98; Smith, 109 ; Parker, 106.July 19,\u2014The agent of Lloyd\u2019s tele- graaphs the loss of an Australian liner, the * Hydaspes,\u201d Captain Babot, of aud from London, for Melbourne, with a general cargo and passengers.It appears that she was run into at five o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday during a dense fog, whilst in tow, at a point three miles to the north-east of the coast of Dungeness by the British steamer * Centurion,\u201d The \u201c Hydaspes\u201d sank in a few minutes in16 fathoms of water.The passengers and crew, all of whom were saved, were landed at Dover.Both crew and passengers bave lost all HALIFAX.their effects.The * Centurion\u201d has ar= T Nv rived at Gravesend with ber bows dam- HEAVY GALES.THE ST.LAWRENCE TELEGRAPH LINES.TEMPERANCE EEFORM PIC-NIC.CONVENTION OF CONGREGATIONAL UNION.o Haripax, Joly 19\u2014The steamer \u201cSeud,\u201d from the Magdalen Islands, arrived at Pictou te -day.She reports that last week at the Islands one of tke gales and Leavy weather destroyed a large amount of the gear of the lobster shermen, and scarcely any kind of fishing has heen dome.A number of shing schooners put in from the outer banks after shelter, and teport codfish scarce, The crops continue to look well.It is reported that the posts for the land portion of the telegraph line with the main land yould be placed in position on the Islands in a short time, and that the line would be completed and in operation before the close of navigation.ship of 2,093 tons gross register.It is understood the Cabinet Council on Saturday decided to abandon the { Hares and Rabbits, and persevere with the Employers\u2019 Liability Bill, It 1s stated Dean Stanley has formally communicated the resolution of the House of Commons to the Memorial Committee, under whose orders the Napoleon Statue was executed, as an indication that they must find some other destination for it.The chapels at Windsor and Chiselburst are spoken of.\u2018The strike of the cotton operatives at Oldham bas thus far produced very little effect.No mill has been stopped.It is believed the places of the strikers will be easily filled.A Dublin correspondent says the Flag of Ireland (newspaper) condemns the Compensation for Disturbance Bill entirely, and says it is a trumpery makessbift.The correspondent saye the scare of famine fever in the West of Ireland ie rapidly dying out, official investigation having proven that the first reports were exaggerated.Where fever ordinary typhus, to which the bad sani- existed it was not from starvation, but bas challenged | tary condition of their dwellings constantly predisposed the people.From + all parts of the country came the most cheering accounts of the condition of the crops, which are only darkened by the reports of the appearance of blight in districts of the counties of Dublin, Sligos Cork and Mayo.\u201cThe blight, however, is ccnfined to old potatoes.The Champiurs have escaped completely; nothing can be wore luxariant than the green crops.At Berwick to-day an election was held fur member of Parliament to fill the vacancy caused by the elevating of Hon.Henry Strutt (Libera!) to the House of Peers.David Milne Home (Conservative) was returned by 584 votes.McLaren, Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Liberal candidate, received 582.In the Commons last night the Compensation Bill passed through Committee, all the amendments of the Opposition being rejected.Mr.Gladstone, during the debate, warned Mr.Parnell not to continue his obstruction tactics.The Standard understands a marriage has been arranged between Lady Bardette Coutts and Ashmead Bartlett, the member of Parliament for Tye, FRANCE ENFORCING OF JESUIT DECREES.POLITICAL COMBINATIONS.JOURNALISTIC DUELS.Paris, Joly 19\u2014The Government apparently intends to leave the religious orders un-isturbed till after the dispersion of the Jesuit schools on August 3lst.Fifty novices from the Jesuit Monastery at Angere, Departments of Marne and Loire, have left Dieppe for England.LoNDoxN, Jaly 19,\u2014A Paris dispatch states that negotiations are in progress between Prince Jerome Napolecu and M.Gambetta to effect an alliance between M.Gambetta\u2019s party and the adherents of Jerome against the Radical element in the Assembly and throughout the Republic, represented by M.Rochefort.M.Gambetta and Prince Jerome have long been in secret on very friendly terms.Three duels between French journal-4 ists are announced in this morning\u2019s papers.Another is likely to result from a scoflle with fists, which took placa yess terday in the Cafe del Hippodrome between Vicomte De Juilac and M.Gustave Fould.GERMANY GAsTERN, July 19.\u2014The William has arrived here.Emperor AUSTRIA.NATIONAL BIFLE CONTEST.VIENNA, July 19.\u2014Fifteen hundred riflemen are here from every part of the Monarchy to celebrate the first shooting contest of the united riflemen of Aus~ tria.There were also present crack shots from all parts of Germany and Great Britain, and a few from America.The prizes are valued at $20,000, ITALY ARRIVAL OF JESUITS, RESIGNATION OF THE PAPAL SECRETARY.RomME, July 19.\u2014Numbers of Jesuits expelled from France are daily arriving ere, Cardinal Nina, Papal Secretary of State, has resigaed.It is thought the negotiations for the renewal of diplomatic relations between the Vatican and Belgium will shortly be opened.The Chamber of Deputies rose on Saturday for summer vacation.BELGIUM.THE NATIONAL JUBILEE.BrussELS, July 19.\u2014The festivities of the fiftieth anniversary of Belgian independence began Sunday with a grand military review.The Belgian press entertained that of the world in general on Sunday, upwards of a hundred and twenty journalists meeting at a splendid banquet, with the President of the Chamber of Representatives in the chair.Earope, America and India were represented.RUSSIA THE CROP PROSPECT.MURDER OF SKOBELOFF\u2019'S MOTHER.St.PETERSBURG, July 19.\u2014The report that Government will shortly prohibit the exportatiok of corn is semivof- ficially contradicted.The statements 1n regard to the failure of crops is greatly exaggerated.Paris, July 19.\u2014A telegram from Philippopolis reports that Gen, Bkobeloffs mother and her attendants were murdered while on their way to the military hospital at Tetuspan.EGYPT INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF LIQUIDATION.ALEXANDRIA, July 19.\u2014T'he Russian Consul at this port to day gave notice of the adhesion of Russia to the International Committee of Liquidation.The acceptance of the Committee by the United States, the only Government which has not yet given its adhesion, is expected soon, the Egyptian Government having agreed to the conditions on which the United States made its acsent to depend.INDIA, BURSTING OF AN EMBANKMENT.CALCUTTA, July 19.\u2014The great em- barkment in Scinde, known as the Kusmore Bund, has given way.It extends from Kusmore to the mouth of the Bejari Canal forty miles.The embankment was constructed to protect a large tract from floods.It burst two years ago, when a flood carried away several miles of the Indus Valley Railway.The present breach can be easily repaired.AFGHANISTAN.BRITISH TROOPS RETURNING.Capur, July 19.\u2014The 7th Bengal Cavalry bave left Cabul.This is the firat step in theretirement of the British troops.CALCUTTA, July 19\u2014Latest news from Afghanistan seems to point to the early evacuation of Cabal.All accounts agree that the mutiveers who deserted Shere Ali at Candahar have been dispersed.SOUTH AMERICA SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.CAPE BoOLINEO (near Manila), July 19.\u2014 There was a violent earthquake as Manila yesterday.The Governor's residence and many other houses are stated to have been destroyed, but this report, is, as yet, unconfirmed.A slight shock was felt here on the 17th.UNITED STATES TANNER'S FAST.THE EGYPTIAN OBELISK.New York, July 19.~Dr.Tanner entered upon the fourth week of his fast in good condition and spirits.His weight at one o'clock was 136 pounds ; pulse, 78; temperature, 98.; Dr.Tanner is neither losing nor gains ing flesh.He took a drive early this mornng and another this evening.His pulse was 72, temperature 99, respira~ tion 15.Co In \u2018regard to the collision on the North River on June 17th, between the ¢ Grand Republic\u201d and the Di hair restorez 7 Pleamers will R\u2019S SULPHUR a : O STORE io tue best for Cb DOMINIO grey hair to iis {~rmer colour.2 ape Que BEC.a perfectly natural shade, and ! Je MONTRE; harmless.Recommended for fuer\u201d ISSIsS1 scurt and encuuraging E1O%S 7 EXRE LY T OCKYuR\u2019S SULPHUE Boys ONTARIO L ST'ORER\u2014Sulpher belné La\u201d ORON ed for its stimulant, cleansa gi R action on th hair gland end Can ATX RES (OTEK is strongly re00 ever turn too, Que 18 most agreeable in use, al de, air re paid its notion on the colour gland tug qe.Pad Ste storing and maintainiog that i585 Thr rates.been lost: No other hair d'est\" 35 prineipat 4,110 quisite.Large bottles, 18 poppe Fr Gray Chemists, Hairdressers, 80 dough Lading roan London, the Cotnary and of Cap, gt world.to 307 of th, For Freignee Lockyer\u2019s is equal ow priced preparations drome; $e ; PLAINT, 4 vto y sommets, 2 KING S oan DIBLION Ki Rail - Macp NINE LLY BE PILLS (Fit CNRS Ole cury.11100 A The BEST REMEDY for Blur fv July 21 RAR GER NCE, AINS \u2018 ob.SHoULbERS, Bap.APPEL OSIM] W DIGESTION, ACIDITY, Lympé ; HEARTBURN, and all other 82\" pb disordered liver and dyapers ; e ledged by many ecinent SUES a safest and mildest pills for &¥ ow tion.5 In Boxes at 1s 14d, #8 0 ne Vo = Sold by Chemists and Me = throughout the worlds .| 1,0nd08-;, QUEBEC Prepared by Jas.Korke, US, # For BERMUD Specially valusbio Pills for por ANTIQU f ab travellers.or.1A, h pond and i * eamship CANI or sy : ATA.VOB a Bad\" PORAOUEZ, P Lu UNE RE L BREE TORTORIGE 3 uly 39 COMMERCIAL GBGE TEL | CR ublished by the MOI HS oy, Fer tretght, pa PRINTING AND PUBLISCGS, 205 Communications to UO $ALE,\" STEWART, Mauagiog ine and 167 8.Jam?Frs Me 0 "," vised and sa ata) m he Engl AN of greg a, ded a gol uy tional Me, beautify] sy Se Three Jy, valuable Be \u20acvailing Jiggy extensive) one of whip; : of the ke ce only §l,u 3: \u201cNo DM Wy ik bid valuable | REMEDY.+ factor,\u201d y NE to all oz Permission, 3 Presider ciation, : HE , 2nd bas he birty years vie, our panphe froe bv mails ite Medicom per package?be sent fret 35 by addres 1cine Co, VO, ONT, >y ail Wholen | overywhen: pW k IRON TUX ing amouit : ssesses all onics in Lams ns traceable: 10 nervous it f the body, 4 1 health.1 heal, k IRON TON as and musclé n, animates , For debiliw of hot climstf \u2014\u2014 JOPHYLIL Pepper, Lit extracted fre à instead 0 iro of dye ms of congess perally pat che, drowsind ue, disagresé diness, dietu clings of 5% 1 gisl vers on the bow 1 comfort ri medicine, Le is a fal ord Liborslt: on every d.sold byt lo and essld ralia, the x [RON TOW he nervouse¥ pmotes appel sion, for it j cific remet) © n foversoitté in wastisf 5, &c.Thor tod by Per s brightened \u2014 ee J mteamshiip 10008 \u201c380.LONDON, 1880.Quebec and Montreal.2A EL a ET 227 -_\u2014 = Om FT TEM of the foll.wizg First-class amis i .2,645 Tons.SCOTLAND revere DES TOR THAMES.mem SEVERN \"Cf this Line are intended ' Steamers coi despatched from QurBEC FOR A8 YOLLOWB : , 7th AUGUST sOOTLATD: ca en about 17th AUGUST THAMES, 0 Passage t bringing out their friends.LONDON Cert ificates a d the Western States.TEM- oi Passage, apply to PE Fr CARTER & baKKE, 31 Bil.FE street, Lendon, E.C., ROS > ebec.1D SHA w, Qu DAV Montreal, July 14 NEW ROUTE.{MPORTANT TO INPORTERS AND SHIPPERS: cHE ; Great Western Steamship Line i F \u201ca A a SERRE VONMOUTH Dock, AR BRIS .Con with the Grand of Canada, com- Nox and First-class LT MONTREAL T9 A unning in connec Trunk Railway Comp osed of the following Kteamers :\u2014 mcon2,100 Tons.LATEX .\u20260uvonssoscesr ÉIVERSOA E.2,000 .ASHBURNE.250 \u20ac BELA 2,000 GALLINA opens coe cesrearen sed ded to ' BELSIZE is inten oe obed for Avonmouth Docks about the 22:d JULY NEXT.amers will have spècial facili- ti These tne carriage of Butter, Cheese, Be od Meats, and other, periscable goods, \"i the greatest carein handling same will be taken at both ends of the route.They have also first-class facilities for the carriage of g limited number of Horses, Sheep.; Cattlo an Shippers should make imme- disto application, considerable engagements having already been made.For Rates of Freight, apply to .ROBERT REFORL & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal, Or to MARK WHITWILL & SON, The Grove, Bristol, England.July 14 LANE ROUTE.A d Steamship Company (Limit- The a) Cetween NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL calling at CORK HARBOR FROM PIER 40 KN.R.NEW YORK.THIA.Wednesday, July 21 SCT INA \u2026Wednesday, July 28 GALETA.\u2026 Wednesday, August 4 BoTHNIA.Wednesday, August 11 ALGFRIA.\u2026\u2026.Wednesday.August 18 SCYTHIA.Wednesday, August 25 ABYSSINIA .Wednesday, dept.1 GALLIA.Wednesday, Sept.8 BOTHNIA .Wednesday, Sept.15 Wednesday, Sept.22 ALGERIA.®No Steerage.And every following Wednesday frem New York.RaTEs OF PAssAGE.\u2014 $80 and $100 gold, according to accommodation, Tickets to Paris, $15, gold, additional.Return tickets on favorable terms.Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts cf Europe at lowest ates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other Ports on the Continent, and for Mediter- =anean Ports.For Freight and Passage, apply at the \u201c\"\u2019vmpany\u2019s Office, No.4 Bowling Green.CHAS.G.FRANCKLY N, Agent, Qe to THOS, WILSON, 5 St.Francois Xavier Street July 16 81 WHITE STAR LINE.Calling at Cork Harbour, Ireland, CARRYING BRITISH AND AMERICAN MAILS PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODERN .IMPROVEMENT.Baling between NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown, are appointed to leave as follows: \u2014 Anriatic.l'hursday, June 10, at 4 00 p.m.GErmaNio.Satarday, June 19,at 2.00 p.m.BauT1C\u2026 Thursday, June 24, at 4.00 p.m.CrrTic Saturday, July 8, at 2.00 p.m.Britannic.Saturday, July 10, at 7.00 a.m, Apgiaric.' Thursday, July 15, at 11.00 a.m.Gsruantc.Saturday, J uly 24, at 7.00 a.m.Barrie.Thursday, July 29, at 11.00 8.m.; SALOON PASSAGE.New York to Liverpooland Queenstown $80 and $100 gold, Return Tickets, $145 and $175 gold.Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $20, gold, additional.Children between one and twelve years, half-price.Infants free.Servants, $50.These Steamers do not carry Cattle, Sheep or Pigs.STEERAGE PASSAGE.From Montreal to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, Bristol, Cardiff, $26.50.To Montreal from above Places, $28.50 prepaid.ussengers taking the \u2018\u2018 White Star Steamers,\u201d as a rule, arrive in London in 9 days from N ew Yorkassengers booked, via Liverpool, to all parte of Kurope at moderate rites, : r further information and passage.apply to B.J.CORTIS, Age - way, Now York, Or to Font 37 Broad B.J.COGHLIN, SOLE AGENT, 26 St.Sulpice street, Montreal, 114 May 13 QUMINION LINÉ OF STEAMSHIP Running in connection with the rand Trunk Rallway of Canada.Montreal 3,984 | Br ET real ., .,3, ooklyn.3 pomimion, 8,176 Toronto.5584 wean wd ntari Quebec reson enn2,700 | Teutonia \"2700 St ssipp, ween 3,680 Ottawa,,.3, - Louis ,,,.,.2 (Belding) St DATE OF SAILIN .eamers will sail ag follows: \u2014 FROM QUEBEC.MONTREAL MISSISSIPPY.ro Both June Toga KLIN.we 8rd July ONTARIO\" .7th July TORON LO\" «doth July TÉUTONLE 17th July DOMIY voue we 17th July BEN nena 00e 24th July sens beeen on wel 3187 Camy BATES OF PASSAGE.\" © Sura ag uebec to Liverpool, $50; Re- P i .loweat rats teerage Tickets issued at the rough Tickets principal Gras can be nad at all the Tronk Railway Tick .Ying Mars snada, and Through Bills = of Ca \u20ac granted to and from all parts \"or Froigr,, ar Pag A O%Ting, J Suusckon ontes i In Liverpool, to W ST, 24 James Street ; in Quebec Baily YO Lerson ; at all Grand Trunk DAVID TORRANCE & CO, Exchange Court, apply,in London, Co., 17 East India to Flinn, Main & June 22 owe: TES OOU dornota, West Indies & PortoRico \u2018| States of America.VOL.LXXI1I.-NO, 172 Sicamsiiip Floticez: Steumsitip Hioticr- BEAVER LINE.CANADA SHIPPING COMP.Running in connecti>n with the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA .Tons.Lake Winnipeg.3,30) Capt.W.Bernson Lake Manitoba.3,300 Capt.G.B.Scott Lake Champlain.2,300 Capt.W.Stewart Lake Nepigon.2,30 H.W.Campbell The steamers of this Line will sail from MONTREAL FOR LIVERPOOL as follows :\u2014 - Lage NEPIGON.LAE WINNIPEG LAKE MANITOBA.LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Lage NEPIGON.LAKE WINNIPEG.\u202600000os ses s0000s 1 © Rates of Passage fr Montreal to Lieerpool, $50 ; Return Tickets, $90.Through Bills cf Lading are issued to and from all parts of Canada and the Western States.; For Freight or other particulars, apply : In Liverpool, to H.J.SELKIRK, Canada Shipping Company, 21 Water street ; in Glasgow, to P.RiNToUL, SoN & Co.; in London, to R.MoNTGOMERIE & Co,, 83 Mark Lane, E.C.; in Canada, at all the Offices of the Grand Trunk Railway, or to.THOMPSON, MURRAY & CO., 1 Custom House square, Montreal J ROSS LONDON LINE OF STEAMERS, July 12 CANADIAN SERVICE.VIKING.2,588 Tons Register, OCEAN KING.2,449 \u201c ERI, KING.22,178 \u201c \u201c PAXO.c eres 2,000 The splendid new first-class full power Screw Steamer PAXO, À 100 (Higheat Class at Lloyds), ia intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR LONDON, ON OR ABOUT The 27th JULY Next, Taking Goods at LowesT THROUGH KATEE fron all parts of Canada and the Western Special facilities for Butter, Cheese Boxed Meats, &c., and also for a limited numberof HOKSES, CAT'TLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above first-class Steamers, as advised, from Montreal and London thereafter, during the season, Splendid accommodation for a limited number of Cubin Passengers.For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply ROBERT REFORD & CO., 28 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal, Or WM, KOSS & CO., 3 East India Ave., London, 8 ALLAN LINE, 2 July 14 mg Under Contract with the Governments ot Vanadk a nd Newfoundland for the con= veysnce of the CANADIAN and UNITED STATES MAILS.1880 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.1880.Thais Company's Lines are composed of the undernoted First-class, Full-powered Clyde-built, Double-Engine, Iron Steamships :\u2014 Tons.Parisian.5400 Building Sardinian .4100 Capt.4.Duttcn Polynesian .4100 Capt.R.Brown Sarmatian \u2026\u2026 4000 Capt.À.D.Aird Circassian .5800 Capt.Jas.Wylie Moravian .3650 Capt.John Graham Peruvian,.3600 Lt.W.H.3mith,R.N.R Nova Scotian.28300 Capt.W.Richardscn Bibernian .3200 Lt.F'.Archer, R.N.R, VRSPIAD .\u2026.8200 Capt.M.'l'rocks Buenos Ayrean 4200 Cant.Neil McLean.@recian.4200 Capt.Legallais.Austrian \u2026.\u2026.2700 Capt.Barrett.Nestorian \u2026 2790 Cupt.J.G.Stephen.Prussian .3000 Capt.Jos.Ritchie.Scandinavian .3000 Capt.Hugh Wylie.Manitoban .¢.3150 Cavt.McDougall, Canadian .2800 Ca\" t.C.J.Menzies\u201d Phesnician.2800 Capt.James Scott § = Waldensian .2600 Capt.Moore.Lucerne.2800 Capt.Kerr, i vores 2400 Capt.McNicol Acadian .1500 Capt.Cabel.Newfoundland.135¢ Capt.Mylins THE STEAMEKS OF THE Liverpool Mail Line Sailing from Liverpoolevery THURSUAY, and from Quebec every SATULDAY calling at Lough Foyle to receive on board and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland are intended tv be despatched FROM QUEBEC.Sardinian .Satur\u2019ay, July 17 Peruvian .« July 24 Polynesran.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.July 31 Moravian.se Aug.7 Sarmation \u2026 \u201c Aug.14 Circassian \u2026 \u201c Aug.21 Sardinian.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.vue Aug.28 RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC.Cabin, according to accommoda~ i ssssosmsa sossarsocsen so $70 aNd $80 a+ 000» $40 00 BÉCETAGO.\u2026 200 s00 res eos 00e 825 00 casses recu 4 Extra Steamers for Liverpool will be despatched at regular intervals throughout the seacon.The Steemers of the Halifax Mail Line from Halifux to Liverpool, via St.Johns, N.F., are infended to be despatched as follows :\u2014 FROM HALIFAX.Hiberman.Tuesday, Prussian.\u201c Nova Scotian.Aug.17 Hibernian.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Aug.31 RATES Or PASSAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX AND 87.JOHNS: Cabin .$20 00 | Intermediate.$15 00 Steerage.56 09 THE STEAMERS OF THE GLASGOW LINE are intended to sail from Quebec, and thereafter at regular intervals : \u2014 Grecian.\u2026.\u2026.about July Buenos Ayrean.wf July 20 Aug.3 Manitoban.20 Ph®nician \u201cJuly 27 Canadian .\u201c Aug, 3 \u2018Waldensia \u201cAug.10 Grecian .\u201cAug.7 Buenos Ayrea \u201c Aug.24 Manitoban.*\u201c Aug.3 An experienced Surgeon carried ou each Vessel.Bertha not secured until paid for.Through Bills Lading granted in Liverpool, #1d at Continental Ports, to all points in Oxnada, and the Western Stateskor Freight or other particulars, apply.In Quebec to ALLANS, Ran & Co.; in Havre to Jour M.Curnix, 21 Quai d\u2019Orleans; in Paris to ALRXANDER HUNTER, 7 Rue Scribe; iu Antweip to Avg.Scumirz & Co, or Ricnarn Brrws; in Xutterdem to Ruys & Co.;in Hamburg to 2, Huao;in Bordeaux to Jamzs Moss & 2o.; in Bremen to HxIRN RUPrEL & SoN3; n Belfast to CaaprLey & MALdOLM ; in London to MoNTGOMERIE & WoREMAN, 7 @racechurch Street ; in Glasgow to James & ALEX.ALLAN 70 Great Clyde Street ; in Liverpool to ALLAN BROTEBRE, James Street; in Chicago to Anna» & Co., 74 La Salle Street ; in New York to Lys & ALDEN, 207 Broadway.H.& À.ALLAN, Corner of Youville and Common Streets July 13 INMAN LINE SAILINGS, 1580, From NEW YORK via QUEENSTOWN to LIVERPOOL, .Carrying the United States Mails.SE City of Berlin.\u2026Sat.July 17, 10 pm City of Mon:real\u2026Thus.July 22, 300p m City oË Richmond.Sat.Jnly 31, 1 00p m SALOON PASSAGES\u2014$60, $80 and $100 old.ROUND TRIP\u2014$110, $135 and $160 Gold.Tickets to London, $7; and to Paris, $15 and $20 additional, according to route se- DON ALDSON\u2019S GLYDE LINE OF STEAMERS, CANADIAN SERVICE.TITANIA.CYNTHIA.COLINA .2,200 Tons, Buil , 2 [1] 6\u201c 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 \u201c \u201c« 4 ORCHIS.2,000 The splendid new first-class full-powe 100 Screw Steamer CYBELE A (Highe:t class at Lloyds), ir intended to sail from MONTREAL FOR GLALGOW, ON OR ABOUT \u2018The 16th ot JULY Next, Taking Goody at Lowest THROUGH RATES from all parts of Canada and the Western States of Amarica.Special facilities for Butter, Cheese.Boxed Meats, &c., and also for a limited pumber of HORSES, CATTLE and SHEEP, for which immediate application must be made.Will be followed by one of the above fivst~class Steamers every week from Montreal and Glasgow thereafter curing the season.Splendid accommodation for a limited aumber of Cabin Passengers.\u2018 For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply 0 ROBERT REFORD & CO., 23 and 25 St.Sacrament St., Montreal.Or DONALDSON BRO., 67 Great Clyde St., Glasgow.July 9 87 TRADE AND COMMERCE, Montreal, July 19.~The Allans 88, ¢ Circassian\u201d arrived out on Sunday.\u2014William Clif & Co., merchants, of Manchester, England, have tailed; liabilities £54,000.\u2014The 88.* Paxo,\u201d from London on the 5th instant, passed Father Point inwards at 11 a.m, to-day.\u2014Advices from Bucharest, Turkey, say the wheat harvest is progressing ; the crops in general are reported as fine, \u2014The Allans 88.* Lucerne,\u201d {rom Glasgow for Boston via Halifax, arrived at Halifax at 1.45 p.m.(to~day) Monday.\u2014The shipment of lumber from tke Ot tawa district is brisk, all available barges | and boats being pressed into the services.~The Inman Line 88, \u201cCity of Montreal,\u201d from Liverpool via Queenstown, July 7, arrived at New York on Saturday night, \u2014The Inman Line SS.\u2018\u201c City of Brussels, from New York, 8th instant, arrived at Queenstown yesterday (Sunday) morning.\u2014The Inman Liane 88, ¢ City of Berlin\u201d sailed from New York, for Liverpool via Queenstown, on Saturday, the 17th inst, at 1 o\u2019clock p.m., with 137 cabin passen~ gers.Mr.Potter, auctioneer, sold at his rooms, on Monday, the two emall houses on Dolan avenue, Cote St.Antoine, for $1,900 to Mr.W.Farquharson, and the house No.118 Cadieux street for $1,700 to Mr.Thomas Sutton\u2014 Arrangements for the annual Cons vention of the American Banker\u2019s Association at Saratago on August 11th, 12th and 13th have been completed.Secretary Sherman has promised to address the Convention upon Resumption and Refunding.=\u2014The N.Y.World states that, for several months, France has been a large buyer of wheat in the U.S.market, and now that the demand from that quarter has slackened, British exporters, in consequence of the excessive rains in England and Ireland, have been buying freely.\u2014Robert Boak & Sons, West India merchants, ot Halifax, have made an assignment and called a meeting of their creditors.The liabilities are said to be large, owing to heavy losses during last year.Hon.Robert Bouk, who retired from the firm some years ago, is one of the largest creditors.\u2014During the month of June twenty-six vessels, of an aggregate tonnage of 22,- 528 tons, were launched by the various firms of shipbuilders on the Clyde.The figures are reported to be in excess of those for the preceding menth, and the contrast with the returns fer the corresponding period in previous years is very favourable.\u2014The returns of Italian trade, for the quarter ending March 1, reveal a considerable increase in imports, and an equal falling off in exports, compared with the corresponding period of 1879.The imports amounted in round numbers to $53,- 400,000, an increase of $3,500,000.Imports cf cereals composed the greater part of this increase, the next in importance being minerals and metals.The exports amounted to $50,500,060, a decrease of $3,460,000, \u2014Statement of Flour inspected for the week ending 17th July, 1880 :\u2014 Brls, Superior ExtrAs.0.\u20260oresrecreem ns 2,172 Extra Superfine.sr 906 Fancy Superfine.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.rocrouse 23 Spring Extra.1,689 Superfine c\u2026.\u2026.\u2026rresrersresserssessse T16 Fine .esssrossesresneasensecsscsccscce 119 Middlings v.\u2026scrccoreresresesrcassess | 148 Pollards .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.s voncse 62 Rejected .e00 cerns 412 SOUT.0000 0 vossrsoccrocressercensescrrncees 438 Total.\u2026\u2026ccoursrcncsecrsrnnscscess 6,679 FINANCIAL, The demand for money was somewhat better to-day, and rates of interest, though not higher, are firmer at 6 @ for the most desirable mercantile bills, Call and short-dated loans sre easily procurable at 4, and in exceptional cases 4 @ 1 less has been accepted for round amounts on the choic:st col- laterals.Between brukers fat @ 2 is about the position of tue mar ket.Sterling Exchange is nominally as Jast quoted.Stocks opened strong and active for some of the leading lines.Bank of Montreal sold ap to 140, and there was a fair demand for investors for Merchants at 98% @ 99.Ontario was dealt in very largely at 823 @ 843, and closed strong at 844 @ 843.Peoples would bring readily 764, bot there were no sellers under \"774.Molsons were in demand at 903 @ 91; holders asked 91% Toronto are in demand, the nominal offering rate being 128 ; more would be paid.Jacques Cartier advanced to 76, and a fair business was done in Union at 75.Commerce were steady at 1213 @ 121%, the sales being within 'hese guotations.Federal are quoted 114@115; and Exchange 45, at which small sales have been made.Montreal Telegraph opened at 108, and sold up to 1104, the latter being the closing price.Richelieu are steady OBEBEC STEAM ; lected.at 40 @ 41}.There were very few shares por BERD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.STEERAGE Gneluding Bailroad Fare | of City Passenger in market, all offered NTI , \u201c { , .| .BT.LUCIA fy DOMINICr SARTISIGUR, | \u201cHor \u201cFreight or Passage, apply at the | beiog taken at 103 @ 1044.City Gas sold yFer ship Coa, July 93, and TRINIDAD, Company's Offices, 31 and 3: Broadway, | up to 1294.The transactions were:\u2014 AYAG 8, ARECIBO, New York.° PORTO Re PONCE, ARROYO SUAPILLA, ; JOHN G.DALE, Agent, MORNING BOARD.poll ST.THOMAS; 85.CELSUS, \u201831 and 33 Broadway, N.Y.| Montreal \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.42 @ 1393 ST trelght, Tpstage 20d Insurance a Oz to J- Y.GILMOU k & CO., 98 @ 140 50 99 BALRIDGE & cor a c 354 St.haul street.ONLAFIO coccumssssavsccoccscccveen.15@ 823 Entre 25, New Vers: Or © ©, McFALL, 25 @ 83 ance, 2 Morris street, 143 St.James street, 95 @ 84 Su JEVR & ALDEN, Agents in Montreal .Alles surect, Montreal,,' June 11 : 104 Jacques Cartier.10@ 76 \u2014 \u2014 PV _ Merchants .vives.DO @ 98} 25 @ S8$ 84 @ 99 25/@ 994 Union c\u2026\u2026\u2026ssccccuss een, \u2026 45@ 75 Commerce .vosssesssrosccs., 80 @ 1214 30 @ 121% 25 @ 103 125 @ 108% 125 @ 109 25 @ 109 25 @ 1094 r 390 @ 109 City Passenger.\u2026.\u20262\u2026.\u2026.10 @ 108 AFTERNOON BARD.Montreal Telegraph .Ontario.50 @ 84% 150 @ 84} Jacques Cartier .\u2026 10 @ 976 Merchants .\u2026.10@ 99 Exchange.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Montreal Telegraph .ee 5@ 4 cee 50 @ 1094 50 @ 109% 155 @ 110 25 @ 110} 26 @ 110} City Parasnger.cooen.32 @ 104} City Gas Co.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.150 @ 129 85 @ 1294 The New York Stock market exhibited no special features.The following are the quotations, also showing the closing prices of Saturday :\u2014 Clg prev.day.Opg.1.80.Sal WU Tel.1065 1068 oo 1065 oo Lake Shore.106§ 107 107} 106% Pacific Mail.414 413 413 413 =.Erie Com.43} 434 .48% .Do.pfd .90% 71% .cree Ohio & Miss.33% 334 \u2026 83% veuves Nor-West.92% 9024 \u2026 92% source Do.pfd.111} 111 111} 111% St Paul.808 80% 80% 80} verre Do.pfd.1043 .chores Mich Cen.91 914 928 91} .NJ Cen.70% 70% 72 72% .NY Cen.131f 1382} .1313 .D L & West.808 80F 824 813 .Del & Hud.77% 78} .79% .St Joseph .\u2026 354 35% .vo Do.fd.713 72 \u2026 .vee Rock Island.1064 107 .107% sou0se CC&IC.16% 16§ \u2026 17} verens CCC&I.69% 70 .cone St LKN.38% 38% 38 sv Do pfd.674 \u2026 .Cerone Union Pac.91% 92 \u201c 91#F A&PTel.43} ve eee Man Elv.303 30% .Reading.17% 17% .17% Kan & T.37% 87% .37% Can Southern 61F 63 .64} vere CS8tPaul &M .41} .cee StL&ES: Fo.eee sees Iron M.47% 49} .L&N.122 125 .vee St\u2019ng Ex 60.483} 483} .483} Do.sight.486 .Money.2 2 \u2026 3 Wabash .87% \u2026 .Do.pfd.66% .ee North Pae .ve.een .Do.pfd.49% .Illinois Cen.HMONIVREAL STOCK LIST, Montreal, July 19.- - © © nal xs | Bo *TOCKS, sÉ| FS/É8| SE 25 oF 32 | By > HA; 28 Rg Bank of Montreal.$200 \u20184 o.c 141 | 189% Ontario BabBK.40 |3 p.o| 4%) 84% Bauk of B,N.America.| £350 |ZP.)eee.[resan.Banque du Feuple.\u2026 18 pi] TT T5 Moisons\u2019 Bank.60 13 pe _91X| 90 Bank of l'oronto.\u2026 100 [33 p.t| 130 | 128 Bauk Jac,Cortier.2s 2xp.cl.| T Merchants' bank.:j iv0 | pe] 993) 99 Eastn Towbnehips Rank} 80 SIP.J-00000fuessse Quobec Bank.f 100 |3 pt [++coscfeceuss Banque Nabionale.| 80 BWP.Lj+00000fecee ss Union Bank.100{3 PCjn2000 T5 Lan.BankofCommerce.| 60 {¢ p.| 122 | 1214 Dominion Bank.| 60 jt pe .8ank of Hamilton 100 {4 pu Maritime Bank.100 j.Exchange Bank.100 jascnsa Ville Marle.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.100 §., secs sjsnsons Standard Bagk,.50j8 pe.\u2026.\u2026.0.\u2026.Kauaral Bank.109 |3xgp.cj 115 | 114 ltapetrigl.\u2026.| 1004 p soc cofceuues MISCELLANGOUS, tatercoloulal Cual Co.| 100 |.events eres Huron Copper Bay Co.She.PE leaiias Montreal Telegraph Co.| 40 {4 p.c| 111 | 1104 Demtnion Telegraph Co LIRE PE Rich, & Ont, Nav.Co .{ 100 [2X c] 41 40 ity Passenger K.R,.| 80 .| 105 | 104 UILY GRB CO.| 4018 poe 199%] 120% Morchants\u2019 Exchange,.| 100 [8 péjc.\u2026.jossss Cie.Prot et C'dit Foncier).- 4 D.Cleeearifrns an Queboc Fire Assurance.5 p.Montreal Invest, Ass'n.|.Canada Cotten Co,,.Graphic Printine Co.|.Mout.Warehousing \u20ac Nortb Am.Car Co.MODEL LOAN & Morte (C0.Montreal Bul:d'g Ass\u2019.Sealingand Fishing.Academy of Music.HOyAI CANAGIAN 128, Co.Can.Landed Credit Co.Globe Printing Co.Dominion Stock 5 p.c.|.Dowinion Bonda.cansacfere Dom.Tel.6 p.c.stg Bôri.| - Gov.Deb 6 p.c.stg Gov, Dob, 8 p.c.cy Gov.Deb, 6 p.c.=*.dev, Dab.5p.c.oc.\u201d Mtl, Harbor 63 p.c.| Wil.Harbor6 p.c, Bd:|.3.T.R.T p.c.stg.Bonds |.\u2026\u2026 Cast, L R.epo.Bond.|.|.|.do $Sp.c.cy.d Montreal 6 p.c, Bonde.\u2026 Montreal W.W.Bonds.Montreal T p.c.Stock.) .Montreal 6 p.c.Staok.EXCHANGE, Bank, 60 dAÿ8.| -.|.- tex dividend MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON, stack Brokers.GREAT BRITAIN'S SUPPLIES OF WHEAT AND FLOUR.The official accounts of British imports particularize the countries whence are received wheat and wheat flour.The imports for the five months ending May 31, 1880, compared with those of the corresponding months of last year, are given in hundred-weights as follows mm WHEAT.From\u2014 Aus ralia .British N rth America .116,959 Other Count! :8.13,250 TOLL +vevernrennnaneene 18,049,253 WHEAT FLOUR.From 1880, Germany.311,346 France.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.sers ss 118,067 United States.2,687,064 British North America., .11,183 Other countries .588,039 Total.\u2014\u2026.\u2026\u2026.4,126,451 3,658,799 The comparative imports of maize during the same period are given in gross as follows :\u20141879, 14,287,273 cwts.; 1880, 13,598,607 cwts., of which the great bulk was, of course, shipped from the United States.The comparison of the wheat exports from our Pacific States alone, with those from Russia, is quite interesting in connection with what is said in another column concerning agriculture in that great Empire.1HKE CATILE TRADE.Messrs.Vaughan Brothers & Co.\u2019a cat» tle circular, which shows the total importations of cattle and sheep at Liverpool for the month of June, gives some interesting particulars regarding a branch of trade that is rapidly assuming import ance.By the cireular in question it appears that the receipts frem this continent at Liverpool for the month were 10,- 642 cattle, 9,435 sheep and 502 pigs.The increase over May was 1,465 cattle, 3,418 sheep and 302 pigs.Boston furnished the largest quota, that is 5,849 cattle and 4,443 sheep.Montreal comes next on the list with 3,988 catile and 1,556 sheep.The shipments from New York were comparatively light\u2014618 cattle and 3,078 sheep.Baltimore contributed 126 cattle and 358 sheep, and Norfolk 61 cattle.The loss in trarsit was a fr.ction over one per cent for cattle, and about 13 per cent for sheep, showing that the mortality has been reduced very much under the light of experience.CATTLE FREIGHTS, The Toronto (lobé, in charging Mon= treal steamship lines with placing an embargo upon the export of Canadian cattle from this port by demanding excessive rates, has overlooked the underlying principle of all trade and commerce, Cattle freights, like everything else, are regulated by the law of supply and demand, and it is simply out of the power of any Steamship Company to fix & caste iron rate for live stock any more than for | any other merchandise, and expect to secure business in face of cem- petition shat is severe enough to make a lower figure.The Globe says that \u2018the Steamship Companies trading to Montreal charge £5 10s and £6 per bead for the freight of cattle across the Atlantic,\u201d and that ¢ the same service ig performed from Boston and New York for £3 108 per head.\u201d Our contemporary cannot be referring to current rates, if engagements which are in the nature of special agreements between the shipper and the Steamship Company may be so termed.As a matter of fact, the Allan Line has made contemporary engagements at £5 per head from Boston and £4 per head from Montreal.Heavy engagements were made by some shippers from this port early last winter, which a strong demand for accommedation subsequently enabled them lo re-let to othera engaged in the cattle trade at a profit, in some instances 20 considerable as £1 per head.We are assured by shipperaghem- selves that the Globe\u2019s fear that the trade will be diverted tp American ports is entirely unfounded.PRODUCF, PROVISIONS, de.Montreal, July 19.FLour\u2014The demand is rather above the supply, and prices have advanced slightly.Superior Extra is worth $5.80 @ $5.85, and Spring Extra $5.70.Super fine is nominal.The inquiry for City Bags has been 80 strong that sales have been-made abead, and they readily command $3.12§ @ $3.15.Ontario Bags bring $2.75.The transactions after \u2019Change were unimportant, WHrar\u2014The closing quotations at the Chicago Call Board were 90ic August, 873c September and 864c year, and the market is steady.The English markel is firm for spot Wheat, but rather weak for anything not near at hand or for shipment.No.2 Chicago here is worth about $1.08 @ $1.09, and No.3 Milwaukee $1.10 @ $1.11.Canada Spring is nominal at $1.18 @ $1.22, CorN==The English advices are strong.Corn closed at the Chicago Call Board at 363c August, and 363c September.Cargues on spot and prompt shipment are worth 484c @ 49c.Peas\u2014The season is about over, and the offerings are in consequence very limited.We quote 914c @ 92c per 66 lbs.Beans\u2014The nominal quotations are $1.15 @ $1.25 as to quality, OATMEAL\u2014The demand is light for the jobbing trade, and there is very little inquiry for export.The quotations are $2.15 for bags, and $4.30 @ $4.40 for barrels.Pork\u2014The Chicago Call Board closed at $13.95 for August; $13.874 September ; $9.90 bid and $10 asked for the year.The prices here are firm and well sustained without any change.Heavy Mess, inspected, brings $17, and uninspect- ed $16.50.Thin Mess is worth $16 50.Larp\u2014The closing prices at the Chicago Call Board were 36.774 August and $6.824 September.\"Lhe market here is firm at 104c @ 11c.Hams AND BacoN\u2014Uncovered 12c ; canvas 13c, and priees steady.Bacon is 9ic @ 10jc.Eges\u2014Are in fair supply at 12c@ 124c.BUTTER\u2014A very active movement has set in and prices have advanced without any preliminary signs of warning.The market on Saturday was quiet, but to-day there was some excitement.Buyers in the Townships are understood to be purchasing freely at 2lc for good grades.We quote Choice Eastern Townships at 20c@21c ; Fair ditto, 18c@20c ; Choice Morrisburg, 19c@20¢ ; Fair ditto, 17¢ @ 18c; Choice Brockville, 17c@19¢; Fair Ditto, 16c@17c and Western, 14c@ 13c¢.The New York market, which has been firm for good grades, has also taken an upward turn, and prices there are higher than our local quotations.Cuerse\u2014The Liverpool market, according to latest advices, has advanced to 523.Holders are asking 10c, and in some cases half-a cent more.FrerGuTs are quiet.Steam to Liver pool 4,000 quarters at 4a 9d, aud 3,000 quarters early in August 5a.CORN EXCHANGE REPORT, Monday, July 19, 1880.Wheat in Chicago advanced jc.BEERBOHM\u2019s ADvIcEs,\u2014 Floating Oar- goes\u2014Wheat and Corn, quiet.Cargoes on passage and for shipment ~~, Wheat and Corn, not mnch demand.Mark Lane Wheat, steady; do Corn, turn dearer.Arrivals off coast, f.0., Wheat, very small.English Country Wheat Markets, turn dearer ; French do do, quiet, No.of cargoes on sale off Coast\u2014Corn, nothing offering.Liverpool Wieat, spot, strong ; do Corn, steady ; do Californian and Club Wheat, 9s 11d @ 10s 4d; do Red American Spring do, 10s 3d.Frour\u2014A firm but quiet market ; quotations of Superior Extra and Extra Superfine are advanced 5c, but the latter grade is only nominal.Sales reported are: 200 brls Superior Extra at $5.75; 100 do at $5.85 ; 100 do Superfine at $5.50 ; 300 Ontario Bags at $2.75.Superior Extra.$3 75 «5 85 Extra Superfine.570 @5 7 Fancy.cceee veers .560 @BbB65 Spring Extra.570 @57 Superfine .54) @55 Strong Bakers\u2019.560 @6 60 Fine.\u2026 460 @470 Middlin 420 @430 Pollards.000 @00) Ontario Bag 275 @280 City Bags (delivered).310 @315 BARLEY=\u2014Nominal.Oarwear\u2014Ontario, $4.40 @ $4.50.Rye\u2014Nominal.OaATs-\u2014-335c @ 344c.Pris\u2014914c/@ 9246 per 66 Ibe.Cornuza.\u2014$2.60 @ $2.65.Corn\u201449c, to arrive.Oawapa Warar\u2014Spring Wheat, nominal ; $1.20.Burrer \u2014 New Western, l4c @ 16c; Brockville and Morrisburg, 16e @ 18kc ; Eastern Towuships, 164c @ 19c; Creamery, 2lc @ 23c.Cuerse\u2014New, at 9c @ 10c, according to make, Larp==10ic.@ 11e.for pails.Porg\u2014-Mess, $16.50 @ $17.00.Hams-Uncovered, 10c.@ 12c ; do., canvassed, 123c @ 13c.Bacon\u20140c./@ 104c.Asurs.\u2014 Pots, $4.50 @ 34.60 jer 100 Ibe, New York.July 19-12 25 p m\u2014Flour quiet.No 2 Red Wheat, $1 18@ $1 184 for cash ; Chicago Wheat, $1 19 @ $1 10; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $1 11.Corn, No 2, 490 @ duze.Oats, quiet.Receipts\u2014Flour, 21,07 brls; Wheat 483,000 bushels ; Corn, 504,000 do; Oats, 28,000 do; Rye, 500 do.CHicago, July 19\u2014Ww heat \u2014 Receipts\u2014 79,000 bush; shipments, 78,000 do.930 à m \u2014 Opens at 90}c for August.12:0 pm\u201490ic for August.Corn ceipts\u2014440,060 bush ; shipments, 892,000 Bush.933 a m\u2014Opens at 35fc for August.12 05 p m\u2014351c @ 36c for August Oats\u2014Receipts\u201445,000 bush ; shipments, 94,000 do- 9 44 a m\u2014OUpens at 22ÿc asked for August.1215 pm\u2014225c for September.9 35 a m\u2014 Pork opens at $13 87} September.11 55 a m\u2014DPork, $13 99 for September.9 39 a m\u2014Lard opens at $6 80 for August; $6 85 for September.11 55 a m\u2014Lard, $6 824 for September.MILWAUKEE, July 19\u2014Wheat\u2014Receipts, 10,000 bush ; shipmeuts, 32,000 bush.8.34 a m\u2014Opens at 940 for August; 894\" for September.12.20 p m- 93}¢ for August; 89e for September.Receipts \u2014 Corn, 4,0:0 bush ; Oats, 3,000 do; Rye, 1,000 do; Burley, 5000 do.Shipments\u2014Corn, 2,000 bush; Oats, 50,600 do; Bye, 1,060 do; Barley, 1,000 do.RuczIirTs or Propuor~ July 19.Canal, Q- M., U.G.1.R.KR.Wheat, bush 61,404 rae Corn, bush 69,773 eons Flour, brls.2,836 Oatmeal, brls.214 Ashes, brls.17 Butter, kegs.c.wees 572 Cheese, bx3.\u2026 sv.1,424 Leather, rolls.14 183 Pork, brls.coon 200 Raw Hides .200 .veu .Tob.cco, hhds.~~ .LIVERPUOL PRODUCK MARKET July 17, July 19.LIVERFOOL:-} 5,00 pm, 5.30 p.m 8, d.s.d.s.d.8 6.Fiour \u2026\u2026 \u2026\u202610 00 @ 12 010 0 @ 12 0 Spring Wheat 8 8 9 8 8 9 6 Red Winter.10 0 10 410 0 10 4; White Winter.9 0 10 90 10 0 Club.99 10 99 10 4 1 0 51 00 0 0 00 00 00 3 00538 eo 0 2 00 6 2 00 0 0 co 70 00 0 6 00 (61 6 00 ¢ 9 00 (136 9 0 0 9 38 336 9 338 3 6 00 (133 6 ww 0 0 00 05 0 00 9 Cheege,now.50 0 00 052 0 00 9 MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1880.CATTLE MARKETS MONTREAL, July 10.\u2014There was very little done at St.Gabriel Market to-day.Cattle were\u201ccarce, and drovers were asking higher prices, which purchasers were not willing to give.Fair grass-fed cattle sold from 3c @ 33c per lb, while a few of the best small cattle brought near 4c per lb.Tle demard for eb'ppies cattle is very brisk at present, Mr.N.Keunedy and Ald.McShane were both buying freely, paying from 5c @ 54c per lb, at which prices about 150 head were bought on this market since Saturday morning, Live hogs are scarce and dear.Mr.Hilliker sold a carload ot hogs to Mr.Black for shipment to Britain, the price paid being $5.70 per 100 lbs.A few hogs which were brought on the market boats this afternoon wera sold at $5 60 per 100 lbs, while others were scld for 7¢ per pound, dressed weight.The supply of sheep and lambs was not large, vor the quality good.A few of the best lambs were sold for $3.50 each, and several lots at $3 per head, while common lambs sold from $2.25 @ $2.75 each, Calves were scarce and pretty high priced.The market boats this afternoon did not bring many head of cattle, and the market is somewhat rare, CHEESE MARKETS.Urroa, N.Y., July 19.\u201410,500 boxes cheese sold to-day; range, Ac to 10c ; ruling price, 93c.2,700 boxes were commissioned, LirrLg Faris, July 19.\u2014Market active; prices advanced lic.Sales, 13,000 boxes factory cheese at 9c to 10c ; in bulk, 9c.Sales 450 boxes farm dairy cheese at 8}c to 94e.Sules, 25 packages butter at 20e to 221c.MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.10 THE HERALD.Canadian.TORO ~TO, July 19.WHEAT\u2014Fall, No 1, $114 @ $1 15; No 2, $112 @ $1 13; No 3, $106 @ $1 07; Spring, No 1, $l 18 @ $1 20; No 2,81 16 @ $118; No 3,$1 10 @ $1 12; Barley, No 1, 60c; No 2, 50c; No 3, 40c; Peas, No 1, 69: @ 70c ; No 2, 68c @ 692 ; Cats, No 1, 36c; No 2,35c; Corn, 54e @ 55c.FLOUR\u2014Superior, $5 25 @ $5 30; Extra, $5 10 @ $515; Fancy, $5 00.@ $1 03; Strong Bakers\u2019, $5 40 @ $5 50; Spring Extra, $5 10 @ $5 15; Superfine, $4 90./@ $4 95; Fine, $4 26 @ $4 30 ; Bran, $7 75@ $8 00.SEED3\u2014Clover, $4 @ $4 10; Timothy, $3 @ $3 10.HOGS\u2014$G 50 @ $6 75.BUITER\u201410c @ l4c.ON THE STREE l'\u2014Birley, 55c @ 602; Rye, 78¢c @ 8Cc; Woo), 27¢ @ 28: ; Spring Waeat, $1 15 @ $1 20; Fall, $1 10 @ $1 15; Oatmeal, $400 @ $410.Wheat and Flour firm and in good demand at quotations.Barley and Peas mominal.Oats, quiet and steady.European, LONDON, July 19 MONETARY \u2014 11 30 a m \u2014 Concols, 98 3-16 money ; 98 5-16 account ; 4}'s, 113}; 5's, 105; Erie, 442; Ill C, 1104.5 p m\u2014~Coneols, 98 3-16 money ; 98 7-16 account ; 43's, 113%; 5's, 105; Erie, 44; Ill C, 1104.LIVERPOOL, July 19.COTTON\u201411 30 a m-\u2014Fair business ; Uplands, 63d; Orleans, 7d.CHEESK« 523.United States.CHICAGO, July 19.WHEAT\u20149 30 a m\u2014Opens 904c August.933 a m\u201487} September.9 36 a m\u2014903c @ 9042 August.939 a m\u2014 90}c now ; 9¢gc August.9 44 a m\u201489%c @ 90%: August.9 51 a m=\u2014904c now ; 90¢c @ 904c August.9595 m\u2014908: @ 904e August, 1002 a m\u2014903c August.10 07 a m\u201488c bid September.1011 a m\u2014 Yoke August ;87fc September.1026 a m \u201489%c August ; 8780 September.1045 & m\u201490c August ; 87}c September.10 59 a m-\u2014873c September.11 C3 a m\u201490kc August ; 874o September.l1l19am\u2014 90}c August.11 20 a m\u201487§c September.1122 & m\u201490}c August.1127 am\u2014 90}c August, 1141 a m\u2014904c August.1147 a m\u20149032@%03¢ August.11 52a m\u2014 904c August.11 57 a m~90}¢ August ; 87% Secptember.11 58 a m\u2014903: Aug.1209 p m\u201490}c August ; 874c September.12 15 p m\u201490}c August.12 20 pm \u201490}: August.12 26 p m\u201495}2 Auguat.1233 p m\u201490c @ 90}o August.1247 pm\u201490c August.1250 pm\u201490}e August.1258 pm\u201490ic @ 90}: August, 1259 a m\u2014904c August.1 02 p m\u2014 Close, 95}c July; 904c August; 87ic September.CORN\u20149 35 à m\u2014Opens 35{c August.9 36a m\u20143b%c @ 35fc August.944 a m\u201435%c asked September.9 61 a m \u2014358: @ 303c September.9 59 am\u2014 85jc August.10 02 a m\u201435c Septemker.1011 a m\u201435%c asked August; 368c bid September.10 26 a m-\u201436%c July ; 85$c @ 35%c August ; 35: September.11 198 m-35{c August.1122 am 374c cash ; 363c July.11 29 a m\u201437c July; 350 August.1141 a m\u201435fc @ 85$e September.11 47 a m\u201435$6 August, 11 58 a m\u2014=37}c August.1202 p m\u2014 36c August.12 05 p m\u201435{c@36c August.12 47 p m\u2014352c @ 36 August.1205 pm \u201436: August.102 p m\u2014Close, 37}c July ; 36c August; 353¢c @ 35%c September RECEIPTS \u2014 Fiour, 73,888 barrels; Waeat, 79,000 bush ; Corn, 440,000 bush ; Oats, 45,000.bush; Rye, 9,000 bush; Barley, 4,000 bush.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Flour, 7,738 barrels ; Wheat, 78,008 bush ; Corn, 892,000 bush ; Oats, 94,000 bush ; Rye, 2,000 bush; Barey, 2,000 bush.LAKE FREIGHTS\u2014Wheat, 4c paid; Corn, 34c to Buffalo, Lake and Canal\u2014 Wheat, 104¢ @ 104c; Corn, 933 @ 9c.ENGAGEM uNTS\u2014Wheat, 243,000 bush ; Corn, 261,000 do- BECEIPTS\u2014Pork, 320 ; Lard, 22,000 ; C Meats, 640,750.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Pork, 1,301; Lard, 3,067,178 ; C Meats, 8,977,423.SALES ON CALL-S R, 150,000 ; Pork, 1,250 ; Lard, 1,750 ; Wheat, 515,000 bush ; Corp, 260,000 do ; Oats, 65.000 do.CAT I'LE-~Receipts, 3,400.HOGS-U 8 Yarde, 9 43 a m\u2014 Estimated receipts, 17,500; official Saturday, 13,384; shipments, 7,120.NEW YORK, July 17.WHEAT\u2014~10 45 am\u2014No 2 Red, $110 asked August ; $109 @ $1 094 September.11 15 a m\u2014No 2 Bed, $1 15} asked July.11 28a m\u2014No 2 Red, $115 @ $116} July; $1 09% @ $1 09% August.11 50 a m\u2014Corn, No 2, 49c @ 494ocash ; 493c @ 494c July; 4940 @ 49}c August ; 49hc @49$c September.13 noon\u2014Wheat, Chicago, $1 10 @ $1 11 ; Milwaukee, $111 @ $1 25; No Z Red, $1 19 @ $1 19} cash; 32,000 $1 09} August.Corn, quiet ; No 2, 496 @ 49kc; Oats, quiet.1225 pm\u2014 Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 18 @ $1 18% cash; Chicago, $1 09 @ $1 10; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $1 $i.Corn, No 2, 492 @ 49}c.Oats, quiet, 1 pm\u2014No 2 Red, $L 18 @ $1 184 cash; $1 15@$1 15} July ; $1 09% @ $1 C9% Awgust; $1 09} @ $1 09} September.Corn, quiet ; No 2, 49¢c @ 494c.Freights, 7c @ 7ic.1 16 p m\u2014No 2 Red, sales, $1 143 July; $1 09% @ $1 09% August; $109 (8 $1 09} September.80 pm \u2014Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 164 cash.Corn, quiet, No 2.496.Oate, quiet.210 p m\u2014 Sales, 250,000, Chicago, $109 @ $110; Milwaukee, $1 10 @ $111; No 2 Red, $1 16 cash.Corn, quiet; sales.100,000, No 2, 49¢ ; Oats, firmer ; No 2 White, 364; No 2 Mixed, 364c.2 12 p m\u2014Sales, No 2 Red, $1 13% July.PORKE\u20142 pm\u2014$i3 50 asked July; $13 25 August ; $13 55 askel September.LARD~2 p m\u2014§7 12§ August; $7 174 September ; $7 26 October.TALLOW\u20146}c @ 6c.DRESSED BOGS\u2014$6 124 @ $6 374.WHISKEY-Nominal.COITUN \u2014 1 p m \u2014 Dull; Uplands, 11%c.x PORTS \u2014Wheat, 130,987 bush ; Corp, 291,102 do.RECEIPTS \u2014 Flour, 21,077 barrels ; Wheat, 483,000 bush ; Corn, 504,000 do; Oats, 28,000 do; Rye, 500; Pork, 308; Lard, 2,226 ; Whiskey, 266.STOCKS\u2014Wheat, 2,089,751 bush ; Corn, 502,796 do ; Oats, 395,938 do; Rye, 22,- 212 do ; Barley, 25,425 do; Malt, 214,953 do ; Peas, 16,541 do., CATTLE\u201411 40 a m\u2014Lively at 9}c @ 1030 ; receipts, 2,129 ; sheep, steady at 44c @ bec ;receipts, 2,600 ; calves, steady at 5c @ 6c ; receipts, 498.MILWAUKEE, July 19.WHEAT-9 34 a m\u2014Opens 943 August; 89jc September.947 à m\u2014%4c August ; 89}e September.10 01 a m\u201494}c August; 89ÿc September.10 16 a m~944c August; 89ÿc September.10 30 a m\u201494c August ; 88$c September, 10 45 a m\u201493c August; 88ÿc September.11 a m\u201493jc August; 88%c September.11 26 a m\u201493%c August ; 89c September.11 45 a m\u201494c Angust ; 89e September.12 04 p m\u201494c August ; 892 September.12 20 p m\u201493j - August ; 89c September.12 50 p m\u2014934c August; 88fc September.1 06 p m\u2014Close, Hard, $115; No 1,81 05; No.2, $1 cash and July ; 93kc August ; 8830 September; No 8, 85c.RECEIPTS\u2014 Flour, 8 475 brls ; Wheat, 10,000 bushels ; Corn, 4,000 bush ; Oats, 3,000 bush ; Rye, 1,000 ; Barley, 5,000.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Flour, 9,618 barrels ; Wheat, 32,000 bushels; Corn, 2000; Oats, 50,000 bushels; Rye, 1,000 bush; Barley, 1,000 bush.TOLEDO, July 19.WHEAT \u2014 10 a m \u2014 Call \u2014 Firm ; No 2 Red $1 00% @ $1 00% cazh to arrive; $1 60} @ $100$ July; 963c @ 970 August ; 97c September ; Corn, No 2, 395c bid cash ; 406 July ; 40c Augus*.Oats, nominsl.12 noon\u2014Wheat, No 2 Red, $1 01% cash ; $1 @ 99%c July; 963c @ 963¢ August ; 96}: September ; Corn, nothing doing ; Oate, nominal.RECEIPTS \u2014 Wheat, 66,000 Corn, 29,000 bush ; Oats, none.SHIPMENTS \u2014 Wheat, 109,000 bush ; Corn, 46,000 bush ; Oaite, none.FREIGHTS\u2014Whesat, 34c, Corn 36 to Buffalo; Wheat 7¢ to Kingston; Wheat 8c to Ogdensburg ; 10c to Montreal.DETROIT, July 19.WHEAT-12 58 p m \u2014 No 1 White, Old, $1 10 cash; New, $1 O1 cash ; $1 06} July; 95}c August; 95e bid September; 96¢ October ; Milling, $1 08 asked.FREIGHTS\u2014Wheat, 3c to Buffalo ; Ge to Kingston ; 9c to Montreal.RECEIPTS\u2014Wheat, 2,000 bushels.SHIPMENTS\u2014Whea*, 4,000 bushels.TELEGRAPH UFHCES List of Offices from Point Levis to Cap Rosier, with distances: \u2014 From Point Levis.to L\u2019Islet.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.to Kamouraska .to Riviere du Loup.35 Riviere du Loup.to Trois Pistoles .27 Trois Pistoles .to Rimouski .39 Rimouski .to Father Point.8 Father Point.to St.Flavie.16 St.Flavie.to Grand Metis.7 Grand Metis.to Matane .3¢ Matane .to St.Felicite.18 St.Felicite.to Cap Chatte Light 31 Cap Chatte Light te Cap Chatte.3 Cap Chatte Town to St An\u2019esd\u2019s M\u2019nts 9 StAnnesdes Montsto Martin River \u2026 17 Martin River.to M:us Louis.22 Mont Louis.to River Madeline 20 River Madeline.to Grand Vallee.9 Grand Vallee.to Chlorodorme.16 Chlorodorme .to Grand Etang \u2026 9 Grand Etang.to Fox River.21 Fox River .to Grifin\u2019s Cove.7 Grifin\u2019s Cove.to Cap Rosier.8 NEWFOUNDLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA DISTANCES Nautical Miles Cape Rosier (Que) to Channel Office, (Cape Ray (Nfid).330 Channel Office \u2026 to Cape Race (Nfld).440 Cape Race (Nfld) to St.John (NAd).100 8t Johna (Nfld).to Halifax (N.S.720 MARINE INTELLIGENCE ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL.Mcselle, Carew, Queenstown, July 5 Ceddy, \u2014\u2014, Shields, July Lake Simcoe, \u2014\u2014 Shields, July 4 &53§ Ardmillan, Hamilton, Greenock, July 4 3 Strathairly, s, \u2014: Greenock, July 4 Colina, 8, \u2014, Green:ck, July 6 Montreal, s» Holyhead, July 7 ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC.Lake Ontario, Liverpool, July 6 Percy, Olsen, Gravesend, July 7 SAILED FOR MONTREAL.Dalton, #, Seal, Swazsea, July 6 Montreal, 8, Thearle, Liverpool, July 7 Glenmorag, Dawson, Glasgow, July 7 SAILED FOR QUEBEC.Flora, Micklesen, Ayr, July 3 Pax, 8, Gravesend, July 6 Birmingham, Morrow, Liverpool, July 6 Ardenlea, Gregory, Troon, July 6 Stirlingehire» Healy, Yough al, July 4 SHIPPING ITEMS.COWES, July 5\u2014The ship Derbyshire, of Liverpool, Jones, from Havre for Montreal, ballast, which was towed in here on the 1st instant, after being ashore near Brixton, sailed to-day for her destination, having been examined by a diver.The Bulgarian [s], which arrived at Liverpool July 6, from Boston, reports that in lat 42 48 N, long 52 50 W, she passed several moderate-sized icebergs, and a quantity of small pieces of ice.In lat 42 50 N, long 50 10 W, passed, during a fog.a very large iceberg but a short distance off; and from lonz 43 to laud passed several other large iceberg.PORT OF MONTREAL.ArpivaLs\u2014July 18.Steamship South Tyne, 986, J W Harvey, faster, from Cardiff, H Dobell&co, 1g.Steamship Tagus, 1,250, J Scott, master, from Cardiff, Lord& Munn, coal Steamship Nettlesworth, 917, Wm Milne, master, from Pictou, H Dobell&co, coal July 19.St-amship Jesmond, 973, H Batt, master, from Newport, J G Sidey, steel railway bars Steamship Lake Winnipeg, 2,156, W Bernson, master, Liverpool, Thompson, M &co, general Steamship Phænecian, 1,493, J Scott, master, from Glasgow, H&A Allan, genera bush ; To Miles.L\u2019Islet \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.47 Kamouraska .\u2026 29 DerarrurEs\u2014July 19.Steamship Cybele, 1,277, J Clotwerthy, master, for Glasgow, R Reford&co, general Steamship Miramichi, 491, D O Davis, master, for Pictou, J) Shaw, general Steamship Teutonia, 1,741, J Gibson, master, for Liverpool, D Torrance&co, general Steamship Ayton, 968, J H Roberteon, master, for Bristol, Lord&Munn, genera Barque Lepraux, 769, E J Brown, master, for Leith, R C Adams&co, coin VESSELS IN PORT.Nteamers.South Tyne, 986, H : obell & co Tagus, 1250, Lord & Munn Jesmond, 973, J G Sidey Nettlesworth, 917, H Dobell & co Lake Winnipeg.2156, Thompson, M & co Phœ :ician, 1493, H & A Allan Manitoban, 1895, H & AAlian Dominion, 203', D Torrance & co Stelvio, 1149, Beddall & co Peru i.n, 845, H & A Allan Acton, 1064, \u2014 Barques.Sherwood, 998, B C Adams & co Etta Stewart, 983, R C Adams & co Orguell, 729, R C Adams & co Emma Man, 799, R C Adams & cv Condar, 975, Anderson, McKenzie & co Lindola, 364, Munderloh & co Brunswick, 508, J Redpath & son Scot:a, 691,F W Henshaw Galthen, \u201860, R C Adams & co Walla, 574, J Stevenson: Memlo, 955, Anderson, McKenzie & co Thorguey, 448, Carbray, Routh & co Siam, 360, Canada sugar Refining co! Ruby, 551, Ress & co William, 353, Munderloh & co Mercator, 293, Gillespie, M & co Henry, 583, Glanelli & co Princess Louise, 747, Ross & co Ocean Beauty, 579, J Redpath Lord Palmerston, 650, R Reford& ca New Brunswick, 574, Hartlaub, Smith &co Aguste Leffler, 517, Carbray: Routh & cc Brigantines.Lottie, 491, Wulff & ca Sebina, 316, J Redpath & son Forest Princess, 383, J Redpath St Brelade 99, Gillespie, M & co Edmond Richardson, 191, Canada refining co Teutonia, 1741, D Torrance & co Lepraua, 769, B C Adams & co, Schooners.Fooderies Arca; 123, W A Charleboig Volaat, 176, Lord & Munn J Savard, 138, Lord & Munn C J Brydges, 77, Lord & Munn City of Greenbay, 346, Helene, 110, W A Charlebois Good Intent, 72, H L, McArthur Francis, 104, Lord & Munn Eugenie, 195, W A Charlebeis Portland, 141, J Hope & co PORT OF QUEBEZ.ARRIVED ~July 19.Steamship Quebec, Dale, Liverpool, Wm Hy herson, general chooner arie Vigilante, Roy, Breton, G Paters mn, coal : y, Cape Steamship Leversons, Woodruff, Pictou, for Montreal CLEARED \u2014July 19.Rarquentine Gartsherrie, Dixon, Carlisle, Roberts, Smith&co Barque Mary Borough, Thompson, Plymouth, Roberts, Smith&co Steamship Quebec, Dale, Montreal, Wm Macpherson Lake W amship ake innipeg, Bertson Montreal, Carbray, Routh&co 8 \u2019 Steamship Phœnician, Scott, Montreal, Allans, Rae&co Ship Lady Clarendon, Marshall, Greenock; À F A Knight&co Ship Transit, George, Liverpool, R R Dobell&co Irems\u2014July 19, The mail steamship Polynesian proceeded to Montreal at noon -\u2014 RE _=_\u20142\u2014 Pt.0e at.a \u2018 Price 3 Cents The steamship Quebec proceeded to Montreal at noon The steamship Liddesdale passed through to sea from Mortreal at 11 last night The ship Abeoua arrived from Montreal last midnight in tow of tug Meteor and proceeded to sea in tw of same steamer The barque Roska ig reported inward in the river at hand CAPE DESPAIR, July 19\u2014No shipping CAPE ROSIER, July 19- Barquentine Neeri le inward this a m ; also three ships inward and one outward FOX RIVER, July 19\u2014One two-masted steamship inward at li am MAGDALEN RIVER, July 19 \u2014 One steamship inward at l am; also one inward at 4 p m\u2014far out, could not distinguish MARTIN RIVER, July 19\u2014Steamship Valetta outward at 3.30 pm; one two- masted steamship inward at 3 p m\u2014too far out to distinguish CAP CHAT, July 19-One two-wasted steamship outward; steamship Valetta outward at 1 p m: four ships inward MATANE, July 19\u2014No shipping LITTLE METIS, July 19\u2014 One ship outward this o m FATHER POINT, July 19\u2014One barque outward this a m; also one brigantine outward this a m; steamship Leversons inward at 8 am L\u2019IS LET, July 19\u2014The steamer Clyde eaves the wharf to go up at 7 a m HALIFAX, July 19\u2014The steawer Carrol arrived this a m from Boston, and sailed for Charlottewn, PE I J he Lucerne, of the Allan Line, arrived from Glasgow, and, after discharging, pro- ceads to Boston.She reports that she had fine weather on the passage and saw a number of icebergs The sealing steamer Bear, which arrived last night from St Johns, Nfld, and which had a hole punched in her bottom on a reef a short time ago, willgo on the Marine Railway for repairs The fishing schooner Hope, five years old, thirty-nine tons register, with sails, rigging, and fishing gear, was sold at auction to-day for $525.John Allan & Sons were the purchasers _VICTORIsA HARBOUR, July 19\u2014Ar- rivals\u2014Schr Tradewind, from Sarnia, light PORT COLBORNE.Up\u2014July 19.Schr Blazing Star, Oswego te Toledo, coal; Pride of America, Kingston to Toledo, light; W R Taylor, Kingsten to Toledo or Georgian Bay, light; Anna Craig, Kingston to Toledo, light; Vienna, Hamilton to Toledo, light; Bavaria, Kingston to Bell River, light; Antelope.Kingston to Toledo, light; Mayesburg, St Catherines to Toledo, light; M A Lydon, Hamilton to Toledo, light; Gold Hunter, Hamilton to Toledo, light; steam barge Abercorn, Ogdens burg to Datroits light.Down\u2014July 19.Schrs New Dominion, of Port Rowan, Toledo to Kingston, wheat; Leadville; Chia cago to Kingston, whea ; Norway, Sheboygan to Kingston, timber; Ida Walker, Toledo to Kingston, wheat; George B Sloan, Chicago to Kingston, wheat; J R Benson.Duncan Ci y to Garden Island, iumber; prop Sovereign, Chicago to Montreal, general cargo.ARRIVED AT ErEvAvorR\u2014July 19.Schr Red White aud Blue, Milwaukee to Port Colborne, wheat.In'HapBour\u2014July 19.Schrs A Craig, Gold Hunter, steam barge Abercorn.KINGSTON, July 19.\u2014Arrived\u2014Props Celtic, Detroit, 4,000 wheat; Argyle, Chicago, 7.185 corn ; Silver Bell, Hami:ton Toronto, 6,452 wheat.Left-\u2014For Montreal, per tugs Active and Glide, barges Cleveland, 18,320 wheat ; Toledo, 19,075 corn and 60 tons phosphate ; Corn Crib, 18,225 corn; Beaupre, 87,000 corn and 31 tons phosphate; Duluth, 19,966 corn; Jean Demers, 9,161 wheat and 39 tons phosphate; Charles, 10,857 wheat ; Jean Bart, 310 tons phosphate; McCarthy, 6,707 corn and 7,275 wheat; Lorne, 15,225 wheat ; H L, 6,426 wheat and 80 tons phos~ phate ; Liberator, 10,570 corn.The schooner Forest Queen is loading 150,000 feet of lumber for Oswego.The steam-yacht Red Massey, from Brooklyn, arrived tc-day to receive a new wheel.The schr White Oak is to be rebuilt at Portsmouth, by which her rating will be raised, The yach* Eva Pope, with a party of cruisers from Campbell's Point, N Y, came in this morning.The tug Active left for Oswego with two barges to load chal, The F D Wheeler, with two barges for leached ashes, arrived here this morning.'l he schr Nellie Hunter has cleared with 257 tons of iron ore for Fairport.The schr P M Rogers has left for Clayton.and the prop Lothairand Consort Corisande, for To'edo.; Called at Swift's: Magnet, from Charlotte; Algerian, from Montreal: Corinthian, from Hamilton; Cuba, from Toronto; Armenia, from Ogdensburg ; Persia, from Montreal; Argyle, from Chicago.PORT DALHOUSIE, July 19-Up\u2014 Schrs Corisande, Kingston, Toledo, light; Jane Ralston, Ogdensburg, Detroit, light; Albany, Ogdensburg, Detroit, lignt; Hortune, Hawilton, Toledo, light; Hartford, Osweg5, Milwaukee, coal; Lewis Ross, Por; Hope, Toledo, light; Belle Sheridan, Toronto, Toledo, light; Maize, Kingston, Detroit, I'ght; Elgin, Kingston, Port Colborne light; Emerald, Kingston, Chicago, light; Garibaldi, Port Dalhousie, \u2018l'oledo, light; M L Breck, Kingston, \u2018toledo, light; J N Carter, Kingston, Toledo, light; propaller Abercorn, Ogdensburg, Detroit, light; Lothair, Kingston, Toledo, light; Africa, Port Dalhousie, Toledo, light; Persia, Montreal, St Catharines, light; scow Liacoln, Port Dalhousie, Thorold, light Down \u2014 Schr Canadian, Cleveland, Toronto; coal; Starling, Black River, \u2018l'o- ronto, coal; Annandale,'Foledoto Kingstonwheat; Annie Falcener, Toledo, Kingston, wheat\u2019 Lyman, Casey, Toledo, Kingston, wheat; W J Suffell, Toledo, Kingston, corn; Guiding Star, Milwaukee, Oswego, wheat; barges Liegar and Gibraltar, in tow of steam-barge Lincoln, Chicago, Kingston, wheat.ji The schooner Belle Sheridan arrived to-day, and will go inte Muir's Slip for repairs.SARNIA, July 19 \u2014 Arrivals\u2014 Steamer Star, from Detroit, passenge s and freight; Ward, from Detroit, passengers and freight; Saginaw, Port Austin, passengers and fre ght; Ontarie, Duluth, passan- gers and freight; Hiawatha, Wallaceburg, passengers and freight; Clark, Dresden, passengers and freight; Vanallen and con.gort, Chatham, passengers and freight; tug Jessie, Windsor, passengers and freight Departures\u2014Strs Star, Detroit, passengers and freight; Ward, Port Avstin, passengers and freight; Saginaw, Detroit, pa sengers and freight; Vanallan, Montreal, passengers and freight; Hiawatha, Wallaceburg, vassengers and freight tug Jessie, Windsor .NAPANEE, July 19\u2014Arrivals\u2014None Cleared\u2014Schr S & R Collier, light; sloop Pioneer, light .COLLINGWOOD, July 19\u2014Arrived\u2014 Props Columbia, Chicago, passengers and freight; prop Emerald, Sault Ste Marie, passengers and freight; str Frances Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; str Northern Belle, Parry Sound, passengers and freight .Departures\u2014Prop Columbia, Milwaukee and Chicago, passengers and freight; Northern Belle, Parry Sound, passengers and freight; Simcoe, Chicago, tie ; Frances Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; schr Arabia, Cape Croker, to Icad for Chicago .PORT HOPE, July 19.\u2014Arrived\u2014Schrs Philo Bennett, Careline; Marsh and El za Fisher, from Oswego, light: Parthenon, Oswego; light; Fred Lewils, Charlotte, light.aDepartures\u2014Eliza Quinton, iron ore for Sodus Point; and E K Hart, lumber for Oak Orchard.The tug Edsall, in tow seven cribs of square timber from Bowmanville run in here yesterday for ih purpose of making gome r.pairs to her tow, She will probably leave to-morrow.KINCARDINE, July 19.\u2014Arrivale\u2014 Str Manitoba, Sarnia, passengers and freight; Schrs Evening Star, Goderich light ; Enterprise, Inverhuron, wood Departure\u2014Str Manitoba, Duluth, passengers and freight.OWEN SOUND, July 19.\u2014Arrivals\u2014Str Francis Smi h, Collingwood, passengers and freight.Wiarton Belle, Wiarton, o do- Departures\u2014Strs Francis Smith, Duluth, passengers and freight; Wiarton Helle, Wiarton, do do.CHATHAM, July 19.\u2014Prop J W Steinhoff, freight and passengers; tug Comet; Wallaceburg, wits tow.| .Departures\u2014Prop Steinhoff, Detroit, passengers and freight; scow Rosebud, New Baltimore, bolts.FOREIGN PORTS.DETROIT, July 19-Passed Up\u2014Prop Jay Gould, stexm barge Sparta and consorts, C Hurlbut and consort, and schr D Wagstaff; schrs Geo Murray, Mari.Martin, Cortez Joseph Paige .Passed Down\u2014=Steam barges W T Giarbs and consort Northerner; schrs J G Worts, Cavalier, J H Mead, Wm Young, Jessie, Thomas Gown, Havana, Trinidad GLASGOW, July 19\u2014Arrived\u2014State of Nevada .LONDON, July 19\u2014 Arrived ocut\u2014Aus- ralia and Clymene .t Arrived ce \u2018rane, Bhiwindda, Scotia, Stanton and Vinenz>, all from New k .To Ew YORK, July 19 \u2014 Arrived \u2014 Hel« vetia, from Liverpool Arrived\u2014Titania, from Dundee; Dessouk, from Alexandria, Egypt It was stated at the Pacific Mail Offices, hi fternoon, that the Pacific Mail te Colon, which left Aspinwall on the Oth, broke the crank-pin of her engine RESO.4 while in the Passages on the morni the 14th.A fruit steamer towed hers of der the lee of Fortune Island.where she could have good anchorage.The steamer Acapulco, of the Pacific Mail Line, which le t Aspinwall on Saturday, will call for the n° qu on her way and tow her to this port.oth vessels area expected here on Monday or aesday.\u2018The Colon had a large cargo of freight and a number of passengers.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014, ES CX PORTS.Per ship À BLONA, 977, A G er shi .rosard,m for Glasgow, H & A Allan, agente AN Fee 10,000 bush wheat; A Mitchell &co 29,460 do corn: Magor Bros 11,378 do wheat: H Mclennan 6,468 do corn; W Cleghorn 816 bales hay: H & À Allan300 boards.Persteamship LAKE NxPIGON, 1.438, H Campbell, master, for Liverpool, Thompson, M &co, agents\u2014C H Cunningham 29 bris pea-l ashes; H McLennan 32,983 bu sh corn; A G McBean 2,174 do peas; G Trait 7 brs cheese; dl Laing 298 do; McCulloch Bros 10,000 bush corn; J H Tester 11 bxg corn; Shaw Bros & Cassils 65 bles leather: W Kendall 118 pks bu ter; A Hodgson & § 4.347 bxs che se; R C Adams&co 4.623 deals; GT K 640 sacks c s ed 345 pkgs butter 1,101 bxs cheese; Thompson, M & co 500 boards 280 cattle 45) bush corn.Per barque LxPRAUX, 763, E J Brown, master, for Leith, R C Adams &co, agents \u2014Crane & B 44.118 bush corn; R C Adama &co 830 boards 100 deals.IMPORTS.FROM SEA.Par steamsnip Paxo, Capt Potts, f-cm London, Robt Reford&cos agents\u2014Kerry, Wéeo 8 pkgs; H Chapmandco 89 bxs 56 hf chsts; Tees, C&W 41 do do 86 brs 144 hf chsts 150 bxs; Order 2) qr csks; W D Stroud 20 hf chste; W Donahue 59 do do; R Simms&co 1 bale; John Hope&co 100 qr csks; Tiffin Bros 70 cs; Or er 9 pkgs; S H& A 5 Ewmg 30 bags; Major Popel cse; Order 24 hf chs's; H 4 C Morrell 4 rolls; Mr Perry 16 pkgs; {apt McEwon 3 [JH Mathewson&P 40 bxs; Burland-Desbarats Lith Co 2 es; Order 2 cs; Dawson Bros 22 pkgs \u201crand Trunk Railway 7 do; Robert on, L&co 14 do; Mclntyrer F & co 7 do; Hodgson, M & co 23 do; Lamarche, P & co G do; Canada P Co 22 ceks; Mackay Bros 23 pkgs; J tattray&co | do: Thibaudeau Bros & co 5 cs; W & F P Currie &col do; Ligsett & H 9 pkgs; M H Tomkins 64 tons; H Chapman &co 36 bxs; GL R 1 cs; CH Binks 6 bales; Order 500 bags: Lyman Sons & co 23 cs; W F Lewis & co 100 casks, Urder 159 3; Order 30 pkgs; Order 21 do; J A Masthewson 50 bags; G Childs & co 50 do 25 bxs; Order 12 chsts; Order 4 bxs 10 casks; Lyman 8 & co 19 pkgs; Ross, Hall & co 31 G Hill 2 csks; J Donnelly & Son 5 cs; J G Mackenzie & co 3 do; Gau't Bros 29 do; F BR Cole 1 do; Jacques&co 92 cs; HChapman&co 97 half- ch :sts; Stoan, Jardine& Mason 37 do; J A Mathewson 50 do; I'ees,('ostigan& Wilson 80 do; Order 10 bales; W Donahue 48 half- chests; RB C Jamieson&co 50 pkgs; Order 25 do; CHBinks&co 25do; A McGibkon 5 do; Order 500 bags; TRobertson&eo 10 csks Rieford&co 168 pkgs; J Johnson&co 7 cs; Glover& Brais 16 do; Greene, sons&co 4 do; Order 4 bales; À Racine&co 3¢s; Sutherland,Lindsay&co 11 pkgs; Stevenson&co 2 do; W F Lewis&co 100 baskets; Benny, Macpher.on&co 2,286 bars; McLachlanBros &co 16 pckgs; Lightbound,Ralstondco 40 pkgs; TiffinBrog 5 cs; Lyman sone&co 45 pkgs; WJohnson 45 pkgs; JMcArthur&son 4csks; AMeKenzie&co 1 cs; J H Cayford 1 cs; H King 1 do THROUGH Goons\u2014R Chaffey 1 bx, Order 6) cs; WThomson&co 3 do: G E Tuckett&co 1 20; J A Codd 4 do; Brown, R&cy 54 half chests; Lucas, P&co 25 do; Hill, McI&I 80 do; G Watt&sons 54 do 85 bxs; E Adams& 4l do; WH Gillard&es 43 hf chests; Minto Bros 80 pkgs; Lucas, P&co 12 hf chests; J Staunton 2 cs; Buntin, G&co 8 pkgs; A Allan&co 1 cs; Warwick&son 5do; Copp, C &co 2 do; P Jacobi 2 do; Smith&K 100 half ches s; G Watt&sons 200 bags; Order 160 do; G Robertson&son 5) do; W RB MacRae &sons 30 pkgs; Pitceathly & R 120 bags; Lyman, B&co 7 cs; Order 56 hf chests; Order 169 do; Order 43 pkgs; Order 197 half chests; Order 162 packages; Simpson, S & co 3 cses 27 hf chests; Elliott & co 6 pkgs; Russell, F & co2 do; Buntin Bros & co 6 do; W Gage & co 12 cases; P G Close & co 58 hf chests; Fenwick, H & co 50 pkgs; Jas Turner & co 41 hf chests; Brown, & & co 18 do; W H Gillard & co 46 pkgs; Eluz; Blain & co 53 do; Lowd n, N & eo 11 cses; Seybold & Gibson 12 do 49 csks; Order 50 bags; Lucas, P & co 50 do; Order 10 ceka 4 cses; Order 50 do; Orde: 12 do; Order 30 caks; Ely, B & co 20 bags; Moo e & Warren Bros 120 pkgs; T Gilmour & co 62 dc; Qrder 24 do; Order 116 do Per steamship PHE@NICIAN, Capt James Scott, from Glasgow, 7th July, H&A lan, agents\u2014Order 250 tons}4 sheets; A C Leslie &co 51 kegs; G W Moss 2 cs; J C L Cass'dy &co 10 crts; Douglas&MoN 7 do; P P Martin&co 2 «3; Wm Guan ! truss; W New&co 1 cse; Seybold, son&co 5 csks; McLachian Bros&co 8 pkgs; Ogilvy&eo 102 es; Winn& + 300 tons; A Racine 2 cs; Rankin, B&co 16 do; J B Rolland&Fils 2 do; Jacques Grenier&co 6 pkgs; Thibaudeau Frercskéo 14 do; Hodgson, S&co 6 do; Canada Paper Co 8 cs; Russell, F&co 3 pkgs; Sutherland, L& co 6 do; A Racine&co 4 do; Ggilvy&co 4 do; Order 50 tons; Order 400 bags; W McNally &co 1,453 T C pipes: K M Galarneau&co 7 es; Cooper, F&co 125 steel plates; John Taylor& Bros 115 d.; Thos Robertson&co 40 sheets 1 csk; Page, N&co 350 bdlis; Mc- Dougall, L&co 12 csks 1 bx; Order 102 tons; \u2018I'he Singer Manufacturing C 74 cs; Payetto &B 6 de; Geo W Moss 15 do; Foster, B&co 2 do 1 barrel; & Greenshields, sondco 13 cs 21 balee; Glover&B les; Jas Johustone&co 8 do; Gault Bros&co 4 do 4 bles; Robertsor, L&co 17 cs 6 bles; Mackie&M Z cs | ble; Wm Scrimgeour 4 bles; Davis&S 13 do; J A Ogilvy 11 do; J B Ko.land&Fils 2 eg; AlfonseRacine&co 3 pales 1 cse.Turovax Goons\u2014 Order 200 cart brush- e8; J Lurie&son 7 cs; Jas Hope&co 5 do; Secretary of State 10 do; J G Whyte& sons 1 do: John Hallow 6 bxs; J P Palmer 14 csi Jas Whyte&sonl csi McMillankH 5 cs; N Lennie: co 11 do; F McKay&co 28 bdls; W Davies&ce 12 do.: Per steamship LAKE WINNIPEG, Bernson, master, from Liverpool, Thompson, Murray & co,» agents\u2014Crathern & C 28 casks; Cotton, C & co 750 brls; Oraer 9 bles; Order 3 casks; Order 25 crates; Order 36 cs; Order 1,555 bags 262 hdls; G E Jaques 5 pes; E Hagar & co 4 hhds; Cratkern & C9 bdis; Crathern & C 9 bdls 8 cs; B J Coghlin 433 Lars 1 cask; H B Craig 2 tes; H » Wilson 2 ¢s; Cushing & co 2 do; J Watson jr 4 bles; Jas Johnston & co 14 bles; Seversson & co 12 pkgs; À Buntin & co 8 pkgs; T Mussen &co 3 cs; Sutherland, L & co 5 es; & Wilkes 31 crates; H J Moss 12 pkgs; Order 33 bales: W&F P Currie&co 1,199 bxs; McLashlan Bros&co 46 pkgs; James Coris= tine&co 15do; R O,N Co 39 do; J G Mo Kenzie&co 39 do Hamilton&M 39 bals; James Robertson 85 pkgs; Order13 os; Me- Kay Bros 17 pkgs; Oraer 1,200 scks; Rybertsoa, L&co 6 pkgs; Hodgson, S&c> 30 do; H&J Russel 258 bdls; Benny, McP&co 15 pkgs; S Greenshields, S&co 5U_ do; PP Martin&co 14 cs; Jacques Gwenier&co 75 pkgs; Russell, F&co 37 do.TaroveHE Goops\u2014A Watts&co 23 pkgs; James Lumbers 5 chsts; E Blair£co 5 dog St@art&Mer 10 pkgs; J M Bondé&c » 8 bl.8; J Mucklestoné&co 7 pkgs; Canada Paper Co 1 cask; Order 100 tags; O-der 50 kegs; T Robertson & co 50 tons; Order 1,000 sacks; Rice, L & Sons 757 pkgs; M Mickleborough 6 bles; D Moore & co 250 bxs; Woodbridge & colcs; WH Beasdell & co 21 pkgs; I Robertson & co 437 sheets iron; Lucas, P & co 4 csks; Fowler Bros 2,200sacks; W M Cooper 10 pkgs; A 8 Whiting Mfg Co4 cs; Order 17 pes: Parcy, McA & co 6 pkgs; Jno Green , of mr EE of rent, unless accompanied by compen.| into the alleged fraudulent colouring of | aplendid band have been engaged for the \u201c Lydia, street tock & meason.Lop, ore big; TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20.sation, may deprive the tenant of a |sugars by the American refiners has occasion, (Lot,those who want an emyey CONSISTING OF ABOUT vs 8st.Peter 163 RE ASON ABLE PRICES branch in the shape ot gt hi AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.| valaa much exceeding the overdue rent.| reported that the practice was much able time or \u2014 \u2014 8 July 15 ee hoods in the pla PR CU Whether the justification be mor or | worse thea was even alleged.Tle Com | 7777 ausentents 450.000 FEET BOARD MEASURE a AND HILL AR & 00, |B cag ans mosltic \u2014 Rp 1am less complete, however, it is obvious that mission found that the.\u201chole Ihing was mus ° of inch and inch and a half Boards, landed W H M AC LEAR SUTHERL ' ° fore, Joue take age Bi eal Estaie\u2014 \u2019 ue ios ill i \u2014 .g | per ! ) \u2019 .ine : gm ue ox the on of the si is ul pears other West India colonies, and that THE ART ASSOCIATION and piled on Clint'e Wharves.es \" \" ) BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, the monté of the Store gpd, LM UMMARY more\u2014than it is possible to obtain by sugar, which wae, in fact all but pure,and Specifications can be seen at Mr.Cl'nt\u2019s ; a nots uly.à de se kEWS 8 legislation, and, certainly, more than the | which went to England as Nos.13 to 16, G ALLERY, Office, at Quebec.| | 4 Zz A ; P ig Tavier St tions, we non oo mith the gy, de DOMINION small tenants cuuld obtain from any but was 50 coloured, as to be entered ia the PHILLIPS SQUARE, ie now open to Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.& ww | 04 $ 08 St.130601 .* | reductions made , * list of ig H 1c on the Credit Valley Railway | 8 very bold Minister such as Mr.Glad- United States as No = oe nv Er or ties from CAM.to 5 A.J.MAXHAM & co.ï .gi i Jy Tig 17 170 Pry Ie on resumed.stone is.Unless this can be had, there 85 degrees of a Ep strength, but | P.M.165 ] A.&B, St.Francois avier ree a | nts, re in the Dominion | is no other way for it but acquiescence in fact, 97 per cent.Thus the con-| Admission-Members and their families _ i 173 ON Pricts reduced from | \u2018Work has been resumed in he 0 mien y x | had, in fac , > ones on d July 20 ; Prints reduee fom De tog, Iron Mine, Madoc, and the product will be { in the present law, or a trial of conclu- | sumers might hive got direct from the | free.Non-members, 25c.oies TT a maar Prints reduced 10% 5 top\u201d ba shipped thence by water.sions in arms, which, ruinous to overy- | WestIndies a bright-coloured sugar with | SATURDAYS FREE.123 R AT ES R ED U 0 ED per yd o¢ from 17, ag} fa A Nine-year-old boy named Roberts, he f only 3 per cent.of foreign matter.But| June?WALNUT, PLAIN and GILT a.at the Toronto Police Court, pleaded as an body, would at onee sweep off the face they were made to pay all the fair costs | = \u2014\u2014\u2014 IN BLACK , sz00.\u201c Dress a excuse for bis running away from his | of the country th.usands of the poorer | of refining, which was unnecessary, and Few Advexitseinenis DARD Yom RAO TO Pod fo adopted father, that he had been starved tenantry now living from hand to | then virtually a protective duty, which \u2018 > :N EBONY AND GILT, \u2014_\u2014 renane Dress Goods, Bice oc foi Ear ples « Muzwoll\u201d car | mouth.That is tho cuss which alwaye, | Fed CB easury,.simply ber | _BRICKLAYERS TAKE NOTICE ! From $60 to #300.MEREDITH, | Good.\u201cen piasen ti in eerste * from Toronto to Bur- | in auch cases, suffers the first, and suffers cause the tarif prohibited direct impor- |_ We are on a Strike at South Chicago, Life Assurance ; .fashionable and MIDDLETON & ) fancy, reduced from T5100 i ot lisgton Beach on Sunday.The Captain | the most.Yet, how is Mr.Gladstone | tation of the article as shipped from the OL, and you will keep away from the job.Covered in all kinds of fas street- dice d'to 180 me A Ally he on will bave to answer the charge of profana- | greated P Immediately after the dis- | place of growth.July 17 m 170 APERIENT.C O M.P A N XY serviceable goods: 17 8st John À special line (f Améri ve tion of the Sabbath.h ved establishment of the Irish Church\u2014 = The Healthful Seltzer Water for a hun- .Common Suites at #s0 July 14 4m 167 _ | duced to 10c per yd Can Be, eo receiv .\u20ac _ i _\u2014 Juiytd PE a te Tro he, Secret of State, no- | à measure which a very few ard à as past there \u201chave been memapapen tion, WANTED, Has been held of all Earth's fountains, the Established 18205.BED-ROOM SUITES- i Silks ana Say ale ifying him that the death sentence pro- | viously would have been regarded as|P 1 t potent to restore; ; ! W ret act A George Bennett will be carried beyond any dream even of success\u2014he tions that the late President of the | a MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE But why across the ocean this bon of Na- HEAD OFFICES: Our stock in this line could, not be Jos = Bseful Black Silk at 45, pe Po gut, the Government declining to 1er | ras deserted by the representatives of | French Republic had been reduced to STAPLE DEPARTMENT | When the sk man in his chembor can | EOINBURGH.SCOTLAND, AND MONTREAL, | cribed, but must bo scen In ori (Ex VIKING) the newest nado, f pit 2 ore.san ; im- | pecuniary straits.Several months ago izo the Spring?\u2018 5 v a A special 1 reduced yi : Trg Governor-General will present the | the population in whose favour that im P pl i! the half of the splendid pre J The bemporize the Wot eo our leading CANADA, .THE PRICES RANGE FROM OND ON 45c per yd ne of Fancy Stripe; ed Royal Humane medals to Masters John | portant change had been brought about.ent here his mansion is Pituated for chemists say, | .4 | Total Risks.Over $90.000,000 to B3OO.FROM L A \u2018splendid line of (oi, ei to Hill and Charles White on his return to This desertion did not take place upon a 550 300 francs.This residence was| VW holesale House.Parts vith half te Dealing virtues, and | 300 ested Fund.= ou 26.000.000 #20 to \u2014_\u2014 i the en ndes, reduced los .After ; i i = ; ; me.usa 000, .: » ue Princess Louise will attach the medals particular and isolated measure only, rich in farniture, ornaments and méumo- Must have had wholesale experience and | While TARRANTS RARE APERIENT, from a An er $10,060 a day.BOOK CASES AND SECRETARIES Mixed and Assorted Pickles, duced to 52¢ per vd (mor trie to the boy\u2019s coats.for that would have been perfectly {rials, many of tbem as old as the time know the trade thoroughly.Powder changed to foam, ing in every | Claims paid in Canada.over 1.200.000 2.ice, from Lu, F' bildren of a family have lately | legitimate ; but it was such a with- | of Henri IV.It had been the Hotel of | \u2018Address, with particulars, confldentially, | Is an instantaneous Seltzer Spring Investments in Canada.à 1,60 \u2018the | In great variety, ranging in price, Imperial Pickles West India Pickles S C AR pur CURE RU ur 8 \u2019 the Duc de Castries, snd was sacked by « MERCHANT,\u201d Box 332, Toronto.sufferer\u2019s howe.\u2018Potal amount paid in Claims during #150 Olives and Capers .L died in the Quebec City Hospital from drawal of general and assured support the populace in 1789 It came to tue | July 19 , ! b17!l SOLD BY ALL DEUGGISIS.168 8 years, over Fretuen MILLIONS or Dor- #7.50 to , Essence Lobsters Essence Shrimps 393, 395, 397 & 109 diphtheria, and it is reported that fr i ly to the overthrow a wi ; July 15 rfmw LARS, or about $3,000 aday.Essence Oyster , , à $99 Netw» i i ent to the | @8 contributed greatly to the ov Marshal through his wife, who is a _ Pa BT ; see: > ; ot, ED ones er visited by | of the Ministry.Now, the same thing Duchess de Castries.This affair is re- N O0 T I C KE .PROFITS 1580 SIDEBOARDS WALNUT Tirhzot Chut, es Jndien Cha ney .their parents for fear of infection.is threatened, because, while the Minis.| called by the absence of the Marshal at _ DIVISION OF P «| IN B ASSWOOD, ASH AND QUÉEN Tarragona Jasph berry Cs in Brandy ap Eo Vise.Preston | IF 18 doing what he cam in| the a was reserved fee him ubich he | The Captain of the Barque LINDOLA SPECIAL NOTICH.PANNE and FASTLAKE STYLES, Gorgona Anchistes + Nepsul Pepper We © arrest Of ALL, TL.Libs VATS : irecti desired by these men, !%: It is likely that the Presi~ | Will not be responsible for any de - _ Parmagsan Cheese Ps pee lonial Gold Mining Company, at | the direction de ; >, did not fill.It is likely tbat the Presi ! : ._ oO ar oo ca oN stance of Mr.A.A.Humphrey.who | while he is attempting what will | dency cost the fine old soldier a great tracted by the crew E.RO-TRUP, The Profits which have arisen since 878 Ranging from $6 to S15 Patent patent Barley ang Or ois Gras h \\ oti claims that the large nugget lately Jound perhape, turn out to be an im- deal of one, and it B suid that mone.July 20 Master, St A PERS \" il be divided wong ip psd WALNUT LIBRARY TABLES, a out Bognat Isin Siriep Paste bap XCUISIon 0 I of in t u Lou #1 cat : .ar 1 5 i [A e clos > A : SR t ar 4 property of bis Company.possibility, he yet will not and can friecds, for political reasons, have made - gamer - ANCES NOW EFFECTED will partici-| EBONY LIBRARY TABLES, Liebeg\u2019s Extractuin COMBI; Tax inquest held in Maniowaki on the | not go as far as extremists demand.We | his life very sombre.Even worse than FOR S ALE, Leaves Dock, corner of Colborne and Com-~ pate.MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES MIDDLEM ASN SIGHT-SEEING AND at body of Michel Brakoup, the Indian Chief | qoubt greatly whether those who oppose | that is binted at, but we hope without board the B « NEW ERUNS- mon streets, v.at 7 PAL, for W.M.RAMSAY, WALNUT CARD TABLES, ALBERT BISCUIT Hil ter who died from wounds Jeceived in a chat the Bill from another point of view are | reason.WICR.Blgin Bactn 6 EVERY FRIDAY, a \u201cdies oe Manager, Cannis.WALNUT DINING 7 4B LES, à Roy LL VE de 19 Days on the 7 .on tie 3rd inst, ree ise i i ion ; but a party TR ge .: (| July 17 ASH DINING ) ; EW: - Brakoup came to his death from Llews of | Wise in their generation ; un park ' F RE.\u20140 - TORONTO.ue succes verres see vue soccenses nee D .; WATER do _\u2014 etioks > the hands of Gregory Morris and | attacked in its deavest interests, or, if Tue LATE an i\u2019 A = the First-class Manilla Hawser ST.CATHAKINES.= &30 BUTTERNUT TABLES, Calsbad Wafers Red Currant Jelly $34 INCLUDING meals M tra Napoleon Roy.Morris bas been arrested ou please, its most profound prejudices, despatches from Lon on annosnce te | 99 fathomslong and eight inches full.Ap.| NIAGAKA FALLS.ivre B- A PLAIN ard FANCY WORK TABLES, Lemon Marmalade MEAL th and sent to the Aylmer gaol.y il at Jlowance, even for death of Earl Kintore (Liberal) Scottish | ply to the board Mealsand Berthincluded MARBLE-TOP BED-ROOM TABLES, | RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY DAMSON AND | One of the following Pale: He: Tux Quebec Olroniate bas the (100 | mistaken obstinacy which cannot so | Peers aged 52.He was born at Wadley | 1, 2 MASTER, on bons NORRIS & ROUIH FALL-LEAF DINING TABLES, BLACK CURRANT JAM.CHICAGO, Disriie os G anent the departure of the rincess ata , 98 : vied 1851, hi tad y BLES, -ved Ginge\u201d : hh DE wd \u20ac Tous for Baglond «Her Royal High- | wall be conveded to the aggroseive and | E0080 Brin 108 dasglier cé Me | | HAVE COMMENGED BUSINESS | 1,1, & °T- P0HN sTREET, Urstdirs | LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, DA EE COS LEA & PERRINS SAUCE! |\" Veussta ne nee ll ness Princess Louise, acting on the advice at the same time largely winning side.| Francis Hawkins (who was brother to , AA EE ™ be 2 ort a ate Ties ail from Moreover the intransigant attitude of the the late Countess of Kintore); succeeded ATC T 1 o NEER D vagin _ 120 Broadway, New York amas, HES, Half-pints, Pin ts and Quarte.b OCEAN, A.McMauoy, Ve la $8.¢ Polynesian\u2019 The members of the | party led by Mr.Parnell, and its furious pis father Jn 1844 ; appointed : Deputy- 18 BI ei ET Î \u2014 HAIR CLOTH COUCHES, Honey in Com s CITY oni staff ja attendances upon Fler nora! roe\u201d violence, naturally suggest the doubt die on 849 ; Vice-Lieatonant of the AND IRIE , LIF KE INSURANCE PROFITS LEATHER COUCHES MC Maven Master VA : ived crde = : : > : ., a» > 3 , | .Boss for that date.It is reported from the whether any concession will ETOCUT® | latter County in 1855,and Lord-Lieu- \" General Commiesien Merchant IH FASTERN RAWAL DEMONSTRATED BY BED COUCHES, A L E X.M G | B B 0 N.36 Hours in Ch\u2019 lor Citadel that the physicians attending con- | the peace, for which it is paid ag a price, tenant in 1856 ; Lord-Lieutenant of At 487 St.Paul St , .ACTUAL SETTLEMENTS PIER GLASSES, AMPLE TIME TO VIS coj sider her indisposition as the result of the | and creates an impression that the in.| Aberdeenshire in 1864.1 MADE IN 1880 TOILET GLASSES, July 14 167 FALLS, M: solr a eB | em al ba or onor op uti skate ant vomon 1s age are ae ne manomse aise.\u201d HLEGTRO-PLATED EE out of a sleigh.18 understoo : ¢ patronage of the mercantile a - REHOLDE The Society is now pariog maturing \u2019 - : sui the form of Eervousness and sleeplessness.| now as at any other time.We hardly | THE ANACONDA vs OLICY OFI ES OU LEE : ANNUAL SHA olen .ciety i po pe : og mat 8 | BRACKET MIRRORS, È 0 ou The Princess will most probably spend | suppose that the Bill will, in any case, 4 ta Samples and Stock of Colonial P ne uce ; Railway Company | markable results.MANTLE MIRRORS, sir some time in Germany and then visit he Lords during the present ses- ; he M H and Imported Goods receive for su a South Ea:tern allway pany BAR MIRRORS be England before returning to Canada.The | Pass the Lords during the p To the Editor of the MonTREAL HERALD.®&5\" Just landed, ex 8S.HAMES, {11 be Leld at the Company's Office, 22 | POLICIES CARRIED TEN 8.be people of Canade, to whom Her Royal |sion.But it is certain that the way to Sir,~\u2014The interest which you take in | a small consignment of good wi Montreal om Our sto\u2019 k of Bedsteads of every descrip- ; Æ Highness has becoms se much endeared, | asgure its logs is to deprive Mr.Glad- public matters is the only excuse I have to China eas St, James Street, ST DAY OF JULY NE XT YEARS WITH THE RETURN tion is very extensive, and the prices range dass = will learn with regret of the cause which stone of tho support of & large number offer for sending you the enclosed article I WEDNESDAY, THE 2 Rite OF ALL PREMIUMS PAID from $1.50 up to $45.IN 7.- is to lead to her akserce again from this from the Globe.C.F.AMERY 2 o'clo , CN j country, and will unite in wishing Her | of those who should be his warmest Yours, &c., 487 ST.PAUL STREET.for the Election of Directors and any other | AND INTEREST THEREON.| OWEN McG ARVEY & SON, | Flaggons Cups, Plates, Me nn lea Boyal Highness a safe and speedy return |allies, An enactment that will with RarrwAYy INVESTOR.\u2019 ; busine£s necessary.- Poli 63, issued AND II ST.JOSEPH STREET.AND FRE xs col i d health and strength July 20 eD m mwf 172 A.B.CHAFFEE 1st Ezample: Policy No.43,563, issue 7,9 .; ., tin Primes Léopold will probably sail with the | difficulty become law when pressed by Why is it that railway magnates, of all Scc.and Treas.S.E.Ky.| May 25, 1869.A quessecenss 5100010 July 8 162 Baptismal Bowls.[ reight for Frodugs il me i i i Minister, hav- i achi June, 1889 im 147 | Total premiums paid (11 years, 094.- Princess.\u201d the authority of a strong * 77 | Men, are blind and deaf to the teachings ! J Montreal, 21st June, r ; ; draw, i - | Go UNITED STATES.ing at his back a united party, Will [of the past.If English, American and ana IAN g g one 0h a an $20,000 FRESH MINERAL WATERS.ALSO, Firry children died from the effects of | assuredly fail in the hands of a | Canadian experience teaches anything, it JUST PU BLISHED, » $6, , pi .115 per Minister weakened by the hostility of | 18 that the systematic swallowing up of of assurance for eleven years P .Freight room can be eccurei à: bee A Beautiful Assortm nt of Steamers, sailing from Mo : | 2 Mont: i i i Just Landing, JULY and AUGUST for ° cul i i .in di TED.) \u2014_\u2014 vent, of premiums paid returnable in cash.i i .; ; railways by others is sure to end in dis- (LIM nb.| 1 ; ; pion ou a ice famine has been paca fo the those whom his policy 18 especially in- | geter alike to railway and country.Yet THE MEMOIRS OF A CANADIAN SE- sbrhip example and those which follow APOLLINARIS.a TZER, FINE ONYX G00 Lo Tom the anand exovod re the city | bended fo serve fa Cr at vo Wi Tho shjess of strangling colons O08 EE ee A Meeting SIYER that CRETARY- LARGER PROFITS ARE FRIEDRICHOHALL, AND Havre, a ger the demand excecds the supply.circumstances is a failure without hope, and converting transportation interests © rg enera Amn Tus employment agencies of Gofhem because he can expect to exert mo | into à giant monopoly.It appears now | holders of the A Posthumous Paper.|PAID POLICY-HOLDERS FREDERICK KINGSTON, CELLULOID For particalars, spplyto ob.Ho fon Ed od Sok 3 Dm | reer ounce in coming pui | ths Gand inns, ed suine ELEPHONE C0, | rærcæ 25 Cents | THAN ARE NOW DECLARED 5 HospitalfStrect.| | GOLD, STEEL AND BEDDALL £ in 1 \u2019 .>, - - - : ! Lo a A present.Wages have con- | than he does in the present.O:herwise, Ee anny peter with the save and CANADIAN T .» Le Memoire of BY ANY OTHER COMPANY.| July?PYFOLASSES i SPECTACLES Sap 1s t.Sactane siderably advanced., | leading \u2018a united party, he might not | phyjlding the line but vot the bridge over (Limited,) oulhese purbort | to be the Memoire SEP | nd.Evample : Policy No.58.543, issued F OR S A LE and LA Eger raed foie | UnFeasonably expect to obtain, mext|the St Lawrensc, thus preventing the [ wil bo held at the WINDSOR HOTEL, | median Une Sete ors, giving an | Dec.30, 1870.Endowment 20 years.Ton- ) U bec Steam! tendent Duicher bave rates roversoirs f he H £ Lords, what | Whole country tributary to the line from |; he City of Montreal, on account of the calamities wb ch befell the | tine Period 10 years.Amoant.$10,000 00 FOR ALL SIGHTS.g Ê i § tour of inspection of the water reservoirs | year, from the House of Lords, escaping from its condition as a Grand | 10 the City of Montreal, o Dominion, in consequence of the National | Total premiums paid (10 years,) 7,539.00 | SI i i.and the canals.Superintendent Dutcher | they may probably at first refuse.As | Trunk preserve.Of course, the first ob- Tuesday the Tenth day of August, Policy and other si ilar measures, were to | Pho assured on Dec.80, 1880, will be | \u2014 ., ; \u2019 says everything connected with tqe canals | to Mr.Gladatone himself, we take it | ject of the Grand Trunk will be to delay \u2019 AD.1880 have been published by Greonlea and entitled to draw, in cash, $9,033.30, 120 S AV AGE & LYM AN, Asli was found in good working order.The hat he h thing to lose perscnally | building the line as long as possible, and had \u2019 Kirkland, the leading booksellers of à by | Per cent.of the premiums paid.PIPES, HHDS., QR.-CASKS.dy \" business of the canais was never more | that he has nothing P .; | to use the charter as a means of defeating | 4+ the hour of TWELVE of the clock | ToRto, in 1928.They ave hoon ose by Theso results although predicted by 210 St.James Street.4 prosperous.Last year there wero 3,247 from the repudiation of his remedial | tne attempts of the inhabitants of the dis.NOON anticipation in 1880, ga the Co carefully made estimates are GONZ ALEZ SHERRIES 10 St.3 SN.de 2 > : > : t : .: .: > ° > SEE umber wil be uly 5,60 thi.ar.no he go on .he ve, movement oF the Grand Trak gives colons For the purpose of electing Directorsand | For sale by NOT ESTIMATES, BUT QR.-CASKS.mx 1 ce nTiven \u2018 he Tag New York Times states that even 1ttle opportunity g to the mora than suspicion that the To- | transacting such other business as may ACTUAL CASH RETURNS.PELEE ISLAND WINES I Ri AND 18 ARRIVE The S88.¢¢ Miran eng h sed tho conviction five | Pentance of those who have Planged | ronto and Ottawa charter bas beon pur- | properly come betore the meeting DAWSON BROTHERS i issued \u2019 y | is intended to be despatch! anc ee avo that.Tanner was trying to de- | themselves into embarrassments by the | chased only for the purpose of burking the properly CF pn oT AMES TEA ET ur Srà Feamale : Policy No.41.620, issucd BBLS.and CASES.CAUSTIC S0 DA is ir for Quer, Pile à a : ; .* 3 i i .> .s co .cones ; 8 = = , e, merside, (bs ceive the public bave now abandoned that rejection of his wise and, oa the project of an indepondont line caline to the Sec.pro tem.July 19 171 Total Premiums Paid.erer seers 2,908.95 H enn ess 'S , Brandy ; Garne Perce, um de view ao is oo gant than whole, moderate attempt to heal à | common fout the Iss apps rien tana | Montreal.July 19,1880 7 = In this case, the save wi dre, March y ; = 3 S O D rl i de at the beginning, and there is no oppor- | deep and inveterate sore.But, grant | wrong, of Manager Hicksen.He is appa- TT > A I ;\" I ?27, 1880, in cash, $3,312.45, being pe QR.-CASES.CASES * and V.O.A A ) enday, 8 > ivez i i i i i PE gsm = - cent.of premiums paid.tunity to deceive; even if the fasting map that he is defeated, and we may well ask rently intent upon closing every avenue by 7 ; \u2014__ inclined to attempt it.n Sunday his h: ?Can the C y.| Which a ton of Can reight can escapes i ¢ | ourselves what next an the Conse person showed none of the usual eigns o û icies wi id i 1 ! No Freight received after! ; : HIGGINS\u2019 *\u201c EUREKA,\u201d Many policies will thus be paid in 1880, | À Matignon & Do's Brandy, SODA ASH, me his clutches.He is not content with a mag- rom I-CAR DA | het Pa ha K sou onda 1 In Bags, Hali-iags and Quarters, | STOWIRE , y - .to have their Bills o y t fatigue.He said he Fad lost all sensation | vative opponents of bis plan ever expect | nificent through traffic from Chicago to a RE STUBBS Ro « WASHINGTON,\u201d CASH RETURNS OF FROM Qr.-CASKS, OCTAVES, Hf-OCTAVES.B A 8 so 3 | ture by that hour.ho: of hunger, and was not suffering at all | legal settlement which will be more | Montreal tapping the traffic of the rich | M 0 & 0 RillW 1 : \" a 8 » a In Bags, Halves and Quarters.| 4 6 TO 120 PER CENT VinTAcEs 1840, 1850, 1858, 1860, 1869, 1870, BLEACHING POWDER, For Freight or Peano, i on from the want of food.reasonable ?And, in default of that, Western States, but be must endeavour to » 1875, 1878 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.dictate the price of produce and of farms HICKSON\u2019S \u201cCHAMPION, enc L.LUMP ALUM, Or, for Passage, to ; as ; In Bags and Half-Bags.| OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.es : He x : , EVE kali hess of Somerset is dead will they prefer the continuance of the | in every part of Canada.As long as he has \u2014_\u2014 « FRANKLIN.\u201d in Bags.Assets securely invested of $38,000,000 Cases x 3e * > 3 Bichromate of Potash, gr Ct ! omers .ps .fs ; ; ; .000,000, ho Duchess © Mason in | Present agitation, with no attempt to | no opposition he ean decide what every Ca LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT, Surplus $7,500,000.The Society's popu- W.HH MILL'S Sulphate of Copper, | Jur WirrnIAM ELLIOTT, the oldest Mason .On the | Dadian farmer is to receive for all his crops.î à Hleren to Ton rplu ND SANS PAR , England, a subecribing member of up- | Stay ib except by armed force ?nthe | He can build up any township or city, and Ten and Ke * | larity is shown by the fact that for the | LE DIAMANT AND SAN3 EIL ROLL SULPHUR NOTICE T0 CONS Le wards of 64 years to the All-Souls Lodge, | other hand, can those Irishmen who are | ho can strike a deadly blow at the prosper- FROM \u2014ALSO,\u2014 past eleven years the total amount 0 pew Champagnes y of has been presented with a valuable illu- not mere agitators, and who desire an | ity of every place with which he chooses to | qu am ; 1 SALTPETRE -Best Crude in Bags.policies issued has been greater than that | Fiour Sulphur A À ; th - minated address by the officers and bro- : 8 \u2019 be displeased.In fine, he wields more ST, EUSTAGHE Ti STr ROSE Do Refined in Kegs, of any other company in existence, thus CASES QUARTS AND PINTS.ar 25 thers of his lodge.\" equitable and humane land law, expeot power than it is good for one man to pos- , TTT For sale by making its average B Il & D l ; G ; Aluminous Cake Ba 7 FOREIGN anything more to their taste, should they | sess, but it is quite safe to declare that, | And vice-versa, in Airect connection VERRET, STEWART & CO.ANNUAL NEW BUSINESS 0 un op S nn Epsom Salts NN .cL ive t.esent Premier from office ; or, | sooner or later, he will find that the arbi- wi 18 hallway.oor 2 ] .< i J FRANCE Besitafes fo join the naval dem- dr ae will they choose a trary proceedings of American railroad 211 to 275 COMMISSIONERS STREET.LARGER THAN THAT OF HHDS., SE-CASE SEED AND Litharge CEE A Ae # onstration against Turkey.Ps jy | Kings cannot be forever reproduced in | The steamer \u201cTOURIST\u201d will be at uly \u2014 i ; , « À PRIVATR cable despatch from Hankow | continued struggle, which must speedily Canada.\u2018Thanks to the looseness of Amer- | STE.ROSE on the arrival ef each train ANY OTHER COMPANY.M.BOIT ARD BR ANDY Tho SS.PHE NICIAN, œ states that the purchase of tea is going on | Jegenerate iuto a conflict of physical | ican lawe, and to the inability of even | for ST, EUSTACHE.LE-\u2014OIL The Society pays death claims promptly OCTAVES and CASES Jeott, From Give ill ples : ¥ very freely, over 30,000,000 lbs.up to the a iary strength, with the Empire | Congress to interfere with a contract, L.A.SENECAL, and in full.Its policies are clear and con- , 9 .toms.Consignes ?Ki present having passed into tea buyers\u2019 ot then 7 conflict which however American railroad ms are safe until July 19 Gen] Supt.\u2014\u2014\u2014 cise, and with no unreasenable conditions.OLD TOM GIN AND GINGER WINES 2 Corn Exchange, nir H&AL pa \u2018 hands.against them-\u2014a \u2019 their oppressions provoke a revolution.Is ~uly CASKS.; pe : Tag British Consul at Jerusalem reports it may end, would, in its course, sweep Manager Hickson aware that no puch con- RE GOAL OIL PARAFFINE OIL EVERY POLICY BECOMES i May 17 MONTREAL, ur July 20 je ee extreme.Hs say6 that at no | °F into nothingness a vast proportion of | SOR B (1A Canada?Congress io wun SAINT JOHN'S SCHOOL, BLACK OIG INE Th All Grades INCONTESTABLE J.S.HAMILTON & C0., FAIRBANK TIGE TO CONS b i extreme.; ; |* , A , .shi former period of bis sixteen years\u2019 resi- | those interests for wh toh they mom re : is supreme, xco EA Pa-|276 St.Urbain Street GASOLINE, £6° American AFTER THREE YEARS.30 140 3 D i St t SCALES Ge n i i iti rity.is su ë its powers i m { Be L dence in Palestine bas the condition ont.fuse a great degree of security aie confins ed Pp the subjects allotted.to it Heap MASTER, GELINDE FINE, American and Canadian | For additional Tontina examples, books, all .DACIAMEN [6g y REMOVED TO = She ni The.a results are traced to the influence XC RAILWAY in the British North America Ac: In the | REV.ARTHUR FRENCH, B.A., Oxon.BOILED LINSEED OIL pamphlets, cireulars and full information MONTREAL, 3 7 7 St.PaulStre et = ; an © the drain of ablc-bsdied men for the late | 7HZ GRAND TRUNK States a charter may be a perpetual and | \u2018this Scheol will meet again after the IMPROVE PAINT, OIL apply to June 29 154 Mo gi da Turkish war, to scanty harvests, and the AND OTHER RAILWAY infrangible contract; but if eur Parlia- | Holidays on WEDNESDAY, SEFTE u- LARD O \u2014 NTREAL, Regie th ruinous losses inflicted by the non-payment ENTERPRISES.ment choose to declare the charter of the | BER 8th.\u2018The numbers being limited, | PATE SEAL OIL R.W.GALE, J ee as Ti oo of interest on Turkish Government securi- : = b of «Rail.| Grand Trunk forfeited, forteited it fs.In | penis) star eee me oo) career There OLIVE O14 A TSFOOT OIL GENERAL MANAGER, ; ; A COMPLETE ASSORTHENT ON HAND | Tue ss.BELSIZE, Carl, in ties.We insert, at the request o al:= | our country or in Britain an Act of Parlia- are only six vacancies.During the ab- 00 _ OF Bristol, is eutere per Q Baron Vo Waskm is on a tour of in-| way Investor,\u201d from the Globe, an ar-|ment au override w cbarier ype | ence in England of the Rev.A.French, MURRAY, BREMNER & CO., 157 ST.JAMES STREET, Hhds.Choice PORTO RICO SUGAR Every kind M ienger pill plesso pi he ion i da tor the purpose of ob- |.J ; : hough think | United States & charter is a contract which | ppphication for circulars, school list and 34 St.Henry street.; ê ÿ Xin anufactured- out delay.ERT BEFË r spection in Cana tion Fine narrow ticle on this subject, t ough we the Supreme Court will uphold agaist a | all other information should be made to y 170 MONTREAL, Pups.Jamaica and Demerara HIGH rn ROB 5 of taining information regarcing te said | that the personal part of it might as law of Congress.That is the difference | the Rev.Edmund Wood.July 17 AND PROOF RUM Parti.alar attention paid to repairing it gauge railways.In an MUErTiON 1b been omitted ; but we dare | between a free country ard one that is sub-| June 28 28,30J 2,4,6,9,11,i3,16,18,20 $6 5 000 Brls.Very Super:or LIME JUICE our Scales, July20 34 that the Socialist gi ney oon aux we ave bee D ; er is strong | ject to à written constitution, and the 28,25,27,30 A 1,3,6,7,8S 153 \u2019 2 Court Street, Toronto.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 FAIRBANK & \u2018CO, NOTICE TÜ cons el; the ali J were unwilling to let | YF the Genera nag £ 8 sooner Canadian railway managers grasp VILLAGE OF ST.GABRIEL DEBENTURES FOR Tune 25 151 | Bdls.Large TABLE CODFISH May24 123 u pa se Germans with money emigrate to Canada enough to stand the censure Of our je significance of ihe difference the For Sale OI To Let, SALE\u2014FIRST ISSUE.\u2026 Bris.Strictly Pale SEAL OIL FOR SALE\u2014 AG th or the United States as it tended to drain | contemporary.Be that as it may, We | sooner t 7 br pen ar aye.of Th tyin St- Hemi, for- | An issue of $65,000 Debentures.Japp Do.Newfoundland COD OIL A == si the country of money.They bad no or are willing that whatever is to be said will drive the country.to such fury os to Ty merly Énown as Mackignon\u2019s Bis- gation addressed to th re tavited.for sub (All will be sold CHEAP to close Con- 5 Cases NUTMEGS SFP Nr bi jection to paupers and Socialists migra = on a public subject of this kind should provoke confiscation of railways.\u201d The cuit Factory, convenient to the sion to the Council up to MON DAY, the signments.A 200 Bags FINE OLD GOVERNMENT ES fe ing.He also sal bo oa oa k to our readers We shall | transportation lords will give way when | =a Canal avd suitable for a Sewing | 9nd day of AUGUST next, till 6 p.m.The H Clays J.& R.McLEA, AVA COFFEE 2 se railways were avoided there as much as | be known to CR h they have gone too far.Ail we | Machine, Bost and Snoe, or other factory.| bonds are $500 each, 6 per cent interest, enry ay 8 COMMON STREET SO Half Bales FINEST MOCHA Lei : \" possible, as they were unsuited tor mili- accompany the republication only by wey to point out ls that the power exists, | APPly to AVID ROBERTSON & CO payable in 25 years.No of Is below par Golden Eagles June 12 140 COFFEE The SS.PAXO, Cant, 2 , tary purposes, inasmuch as they necessls| oe or two remarks.We have opposed and always will exist, to compel the equit- D DE oe.will be entertained.a ny further informe.Cabals & Casks CREAM OF TARTAR don, is entered ao bris tated transhipment mme the Coteau Bridge as Montrealers, just | able administration of railways and toen-| June 23 tr 149 the undersigned.7 Pumainga and MONTRE AL ST ATIONERY DEPuT, 25 Casks FINE SMYRNA OLIVE hey please pass J ose the Globe has sup | sure competition.; ; ; na R.TURNER, Sec.Treas., Guardians.70 AXD 73 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST OIL \u2019 ROBERT #* y ITHQN, | *8 Ye SUPPOSE : It is to Mr.Hickson\u2019s constituents we | DEGKER BROTHEZS, EMERSON AND 605 Wellington street.; .; ! ., .MR.GLADSTONES POSIT ported it, in what it \u2018holds| Lust look in the present crisie for a mani- CABLEk Montreal, I3th July, 188) dl 167 | Five Cas s of he Bore he opel by The subscsibers In éhabking their ficnd cao Sasks OLIVE OIL nym i 2 .1 ; EE : A , \u2018 rien \u2014 The position of Mr.Gladstone is one | to be the interests of Toronto, but fostation of Tiedow yhich it ie apparently I \u2018 R S ALE - and customers for their patronage anda 500 Bars ARRACAN ER NOTICE 10 CONS w that may in itself well deter a sensible | our impression is that, in our case, the nogor.Uwing to persistent ignoring of Pls \\ 1D N O - FO ° 134 St.James an me D street the past year, and in soliciting a continu, 130 He BARBA > OS w ; \" i i 1 i wh ; 4 .otre Dame Streets, ance of tha same, beg to inform th 8.8 man from undertaking to benefit a peo local interest 13 consistent with that of advice tendered by Canadians in the past, MASON & HAMLIN That valuable property, recently en July 12 165 their stcek is now most complete.which 1O Pancheons JAMAICA Bos ee TLE : b ple who are under the lead of unprin- | the country at large ; it being now cer- | the bondholders and shareholders of the by ames De Tat Cote St.Paul, near having been purchased on :he best terms, .UM apd ZEAL d i bulent men.Nv one with | tain that the Lower Canadian counties, | Grand 1runk have had a miserable life of AN S | Mon treal, on the Lachine Canal, consist- 1 un notwithstanding the many advances, they Cundill, Matthews & Co wid cipled and turbule : b long without rail- | it.Their money has been equandered and oe oar Mill, with tweivo run of are selling cheaper than ever.ny A Cn NE any reasonable degree of wisdom can | which have een so long misapplied in the most reckless fashion.o_o ing of a Pour ry complete, capacions [an gminion X | | IoD, GED.HORNE & SON, June 16 BROKERS.nt : ; which the Pre- | way communication, will have adequate | They have been enticed into a series of levator, Shed, &c., attached.143 De 27 A fail to see the difficulty y \"hey a : | Store, E » Shec : on > if T mier must bave in carrying the Disturb- | service.As to the county of Glengarry, | side speculations which have absorhed all DEZOUCHE & CO., Immediate possession, Terms very fav- TO BE HELD ON THE Envelopes! Envelopes! The Beaver Line 55: 5 jf \u2019 ill.It is a measure revolting to | again, if it be true that the charter of | the earnings trom 5.B 6 at lon the | N 0, 238 St.James Street, | °ratle.ly to 530,000 just received, all sizes and quai« PEG.Capt.Bernson, | ances Bill.1 perty they posses ut at length the Apply o MACINTOSH XHIRITI OR UND ities, offering at reduced prize a a A ds at Custou\u201d ç mpose the Brit- | the Ottawa and Coteau Road has really | Grand Trunk is in auch a position that, if Successors to JOSEPH GOULD.COURT & - | PROVINCIAL ON 0 S, prizes.5 entered inwarde at \"entries most of the men who comp | i 16 163 Co ing Books i f Commons, to say nothing | gone into the handsof the Grand Trunk | it will attend to its own business and to| July 14 7 July 9 pying a ish House © ! that it that only, large dividends become not ouly of the House of Lords, and, as we have | Company, we should say that it was a ill please pass the Mount Royal Avenue, will please p À large stock just opening.Medium, H U I Jd [ iy Qu e-, lay.OMPSON, MUBR* T ; a possibility but a certainty.It is when T HE D OMI NION HY MN MONTREAL.Demy and Foolscap, different styles of THOM seen it put in American papers, is one | gubject of congratulation to the people, { tng road is in just this position that the ; .em; MAN ip OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT.[4TH below any Rowse be the aay.\" reselling M CEAONIEPR OP ave 4 ibili i h o doubt that ia that | General Manager essays to wreck its future Music by - \u2019 .\u2019 use in the city.: that could by no possiblity be cre | boone we apeedily built.For | by investiog money in enterprises which ARTHUR SULLIVAN.IMPORTERS OF Clecos Friday, Sept.24th, at 2 PM, | CALL BEFORE BUYING ELSE- atches, ! 0 const in the United States.We take it that | cage the road will © speedily bulb.or must necessarily, in Grand Trunk hande, ! UED BY FRUITS COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, of ?\u201c \u2019 WHERE.Pails WOTIC \u201c A C nothing but the peculiar way in which | the rest, supposing that some other in- be failures.And not only will these enter: «TUST ISS \u2019 Tens RC.Account Books and Mem- \u2019 T ; A land in Ireland is divided and | terests would, or would not, be best pro- | prises eat up all the dividends of the DeZ20U CHE & Co, Es, OF GROWTH) $20,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS.orandums ; upg, 7 ; held by very small tenants, | moted by an arrangement other than future, but they wi provoke a DIRECT F20 ; a .( feeling of bitter hostility on the part of > Joly 18 SI.JAMES STREET.; AGENTS FOR Imported and of our own manufacture.&e., &c without capital, who are, therefore, al- | that which the Globe deprecates, the people that will be dangerous.It Entries must be made with the Secre- | Copyin g Presses, Inks ways dependent upon the current season, | jy that any reason why Mr.| cannot be too seriously insisted upon that 16 t ws al Masts.Jaane Huser & Oo.Cognac, | taies in M nivo; om pere Ce ner Mucllage, oA NELSON & 8085, a Td ; Parliament is so directly under th HIRE BRANDY SHEED SWINE, ; 2 | STEEL PENS, DIXON'S PENCILS gents, gelé g Cad th fact that in some cuse\u2014ve | Hickson should neglect tho ope | aux Puliment io to dial unde de DIANOS FOR 1e SRE CASUERE, AOKC | SNES PBS BORIS, RENCLLE | MONTREAL AND TORONTO: | mom, ws.7000S bolieve exceptional cases, but still in| portunity for promoting the in- ticians can loog hold office without yield \u2014_\u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2026 mac, BR Roose, Txaoz & Co.| PRODUCTS, to ce Note en Dg, Bis of Ex ay 17 17 _ | Brown, from Live® i pe fi some cases\u2014the power of eviction has | terests of the Grand Truok P That we ing to the opter demand Le tho prish of DeZ0UCHE & co., Oporto, PORT y INE ios, | Satur day, Sepiember 4th L nding, Bazi Cheques, Custom hone, 9 tomes Consign ENA 5 5 been wantonly and wickedly employed: | take it is his business, and we think it is | 328 BOP by the shortsighted greed of Mr.| No.233 =t.James Street, MAKSALA WINE \u2018 \"| FINE ARTS, MANUFACTURES, IM- in the Counting 1 Hous al of which vence JL 0 LOAN b could have made a British Ministry | at Jeast Likely that he understands it as Hickson, the people wil at once, ay out Successors to JOSEPH Soupe \u201c Mrroumix & Co , Belfast, IRISH PLEMENTS, MACHINERY, STOVES, | gelling at much reduced prices.3 y July 19 _ F 40 8 i i i ines.If t SKE ; c., i of em AA OT re Comma be.| ee Ce Teprosenting the, Mr.| sad too Cb ob haa bs buss by the Grong | 2 Tes Baus, Fan Bieyunen Dn, \u2018Saturday, August 20.| corp sion 50%.| IN SUMS (0 SUIT BORROWERS, | STORES OF L2, a country where leases ar consistency, & .Trunk, the next thing will be à project for : f IgIsH wHls .TOTO : .f : a : cription 9 tho! 1 tween the capitalist owner of land and | Hickson is filching some profitable | | likes parallel with them.The people Sheet Music and Music Books Mr.J.B, goRERuE, Islay, SCOTCH lire Lists and Blank Forms o entry Nos.71 & 73 St.FRANCOIS XAVIER SrREET R.C AMPBELL NELLES For a light & TE ANTS Op ¢ the other capitalist owner ot the means | business from other people, declares this | will net be ground down by & railway IN ENDLESS VARIETY.} Dox B.Vemaara, Xercs, SHERRY WINE | ~ For further particulars apply tv y forming the corner 0 + of working tbe land, the restraint on | business is to ruin the Grand trunk, | misopoly., ney WOH, Be, semper, SET o = Council of Asia and ME à The Rs Real Estate Agent: \"rite, , p.08 \u20ac \u2019 ; on; without which, i , sses®i 3 Sec\u2019 cil of Arts an 8.ld vt J : pP*y % .free contract implied in the Bill would | and proposes to goand tell his Directors | are deprived of 4 great par: of their proper DeZ0UCHE & co.FINEST JAM AIGA RUM oe to GEO.LECLERE, Ed tho Hanan Tildiog: oh, lat 0 gen 9 J, W.& Er 5 0 be simply an unwarrantable interfer- | Probably the Directors know already as | qalue.It Js possible for schemers and 233 ST J AMES STREET.4 Always on Hand.Sec\u2019y Council of Agriculture.ijii able for Law Chamber heuted by 210 St.J &ames Street.145 Sth +5 i efeat the popular wi r * ; : mu staam, ; ises ence, which, in the end, could do good to | much about it as the Globe, and have fricksters bo cleat the Do Pp ala ee July 14 1671} July 17 str 170 July 14 wim Poly on the premises June 15 148 July 8 1 no one.It is quite possible that it will | ag much confidence in the man,,under ; - = 2e .ama Ly Xlig =m } Un} * AN ru lowing DAL: e the subserily, IT KOIT and T, DAY, at apy 4 8 ZxALAND, ke.MoMavex, Xe, T.CATHARIgE + Master, ZE rs in Chi E TO VIS y FALLS, I +.E.JAQUESE; 108 Comm: to G.H.PATI: 177 St, Jus: 1 can be secured it: ing from Monk: JGUST for 9 ll, Havre, ax Aunty ulars, applyto 4 JEDDALL & (0 St.Sacrame > be despatchel | bec, Father Pi Summerside, Che L | Avg, at bik received after TFi and Snippets.3111s of Ladinglé: our.| 9, AOD or Passag pis ag » to ; ° LEVE &4ll 202 St, Jané ENICIAN, Of }asgow, 18 ent gnees will pl ut dela % t LL 22\" = LSIZE, Capt utered at Co ease pass the B OBERT BEF, rds at io 35 their Entri ° s.poLYNE ÿ 001, 8 ©, pres vil PP ut delsy, #4, rt 9 soription Es ve st, Fr pets.« oh w.8B.CB | 145 8th, i 7 MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1580 vba ES eee TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES QUEBEC ATTEMPTS TO WRECK TRAINS.sHIZED FOR SMUGGLING TOBACCO- ) \u2018 e lice -vpec, Juiy 19.\u2014Tbe Water Pu v A ively chaue on Saturday night u gh the Cul-d:-81c and Lower Towa an a crimp named Robinson.He vas i ily captured in Notra Dama street, bat not before he: had played buvoc wi eu Af the police.* Co nual and determined attempte it seems made to wreck the trains of re Lake St.John Railway in the vici- ; its of Lorette, and the contractors are ht i a large reward for the appre- i ffenders.res Det, of Joliette, bas been ap ointed High-Constable of the District iette.of Av ibbishop Taschereaa has completed bis annual pastoral visit to the various parishes of his Diocese, and returned to (own on Saturday.Ex-Attorney-General Angers addressed his cunatitaents at Sts.Anne de Beaumont after Mass yesterday.i bo arrived up from below on A po ts that bush fires have at Point au Persil, Saturday repor done much damage Hare Island and Cape St.Thomae.Farmers on report a slig week.A labourer, badly hurt to-day a vessel lying at Levis.The Customs authorities on Friday i i s* Maria\u201d evening seized the schooner sex implicated in the recent tobacco for ben for which the echr\u2018\u201c\u2018Âdeuggling case, ) eS as seized somo weeks ago.It was at orde:s arrived ao day for the release of the latter n payment of a vessel aod penses, The \u201c Maria\u201d is the property of Captain Joncas, who also owns che \u201c Adeline.She had just returned from a voyage to the Lower Ports.a Two men named Harrington an R sbertson, accused of sheltering desert- od seamen, were sentenced here to-day to three months imprisonment each.4200 OTTAWA DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.CABINET CHANGES.craw, July 19.\u2014The Collegiate To ae received no less than 84 applications for the position of fourth Master in that institution, the salary being only $700 per annum.Among the applicants were M\u2019sA.and B.\u2019sAÀ.without stint.One of the number had testimonials of the highest character as to his ability as a writer on Political Economy, .Catherine Taylor, aged 100 years, died at the residence of Mr.A.Henderson yes- ay.en H.L.Langevin left for the West t da : oo.Hon, Isaac Buchanan, Dominion Arbitrator, has arrived in the city from the East, where he has been busily engaged.He will proceed at once to Hamiltor, Mrs.Brown, widow of the late Hon.George Brown, has written the following letter of acknowledgment, which has been received by the City Clerk since the last meeting of the Council :\u2014 LAMBTON ROAD, Toronto, July Sth.DEAR Sir,\u2014I regret having been so long in acknowledging the receipt of a copy of the resolution passed on the 12th May by the City Council of Ottawa, with reference to the irreparable loss recently sustained by myself and family.May I ask you to be good enough to convey our sincere thanks for the very kind terms of hearty sympathy with us in our sore bereavement.Very truly yours, ANNE N.Brown, The Government having cancelled the leas= of Cartier Square to the city, on ac~ count of the non-fulfilment of the coudi« tions thereof, it is presumed the improvements will now be carried out by the Government, otherwise there will have been no object in the cancellation.; An evening paper gays: \u201cA rumour is current in the Government Departments that several very extensive changes will be made before long in the personnel of certain offices.What shape the reorganization Will take is not exactly known, but considerable uneasiness and a general feeling of uncertainty are said to prevail in the threatened branches.\u201d em TORONTO.SENATOR BROWN\u2019S MURDERER.MORE CREDIT VALLEY RAILROAD TROUBLE.TorONTO, July 19.\u2014Bennett, the condemned man, is said by his spiritual guide to be eating and sleeping well, and he appeared cheerful.He iscontinually engaged in writing, sometimes poetry, aod at others reminiscences of his past ife.The Credit Valley employes were te- day considering the advisability of again quitting work.This action was caffsed by the dismissal of one or two of the men who took a prominent part in the late strike.The dismissed employes, however, prevailed on the men to keep on work, as it was a matter of indifference to the former.All hands have not a8 yet received the stipulated arrears of two months, a fact which causes discontent.Lewis Bader, an employe of Rice, Lewis & C., has been caught disposing of iron for which he made no return to the firm.A warrant was issued for his arrest, but before it could be served Bader left for American territory.KINGSTON TROUBLE IN GRAIN WEIGHIN*.Kixasron, July 19.\u2014It is said the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Company will commence to extend the line toward the Madawaska about the first of September.The schooner ©\u201c B.W.Folger,\u201d at the ship yard for repairs, caught fire this afternoon from the upsetting of a var nish pot on the cabin stove.The cabin and one of the sails was considerably damaged.The ship yard hands subdued the flames.Grain weighing caused a little trouble in connection with the schooner ¢\u2018 Shandon\u201d at the Montreal Transportation Company's office this morning.A vessel brought down a cargo of 23,000 bushels of wheat from Chicago, snd on weighing it it was found that she had overrun by 34 bushels ten pounds.The weighman claims that during the weighing the scales had altered ten pounds, so that the actual overran was only ten bushels 81X pounds.The scales were all right when the weighing began, and the in- ference is that some ons had altered the scales, PICTON.BARLEY HARVEST PROSPECTS.Picron, Oat., July 19,\u2014A sample of this year\u2019s bariey wes exhibited in town to-day.It was very bright, and weighed fifty pounds to the bushel.If we have bright, clear weather for the next ten days the greater part of the arley will be harvested in splendid con= dition.the rear of Lake Beaupert ht touch of frost there last named John Traynor, was from a bucket of coal falling on him while discharging it from from Ottawa by the owner of all The Temperance Reform Club had their annual pic-nie to McNab\u2019s Island to-day, which was largely aiicnded and very successful.Fred.Rutherford Bombardier Taffe, R.A, torun a une mile race for $100 a side.Israel Harding, son of the late Rev.Haris Harding, and for many years pastor of the Township of Argyle, Yarmouth Coun'y, died at Yarmouth on Saturday vvening.H: was a prominent member of the Bap:ist denomination.Right Rev.Dr.Gilmour, Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio, is in the city, on à visit to His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, The Congregational Union of Nova Scotia, in session at Liverpool, Queen\u2019s County, appointed the following cffi- cers :=Rev J Cox, B A, Chairman ; Rev Joseph Barker, Secretary ; Rev J Shipperley, Statistical Secretary; Rev A McGregor, Missionary Secretary, and James Woodrow, Treasurer.Rsv.A.McGregor delivered the Union sermon yesterday morning, and Rev.B W .Day, of Toronto, preached in the evening.The Union adjourned to-day, to meet in Noel, Hant's County, in July, 1881.ST JOHN REVENUE COLLECTION GRIEV- ANC .Sr.Joux, N.B., July 19.\u2014The Ministers of Inland Revenue and Customs were interviewed to-day by a delegation of St.John merchants having some complaints to make.The new regulation regarding the division of the Exciseand Customs warehouses, and the amount annually of $40 license fee for each, was pointed out, and, after some discuss'on, the Ministers sgreed that the merchants will be allowed to use their present warehouses by running a partition across the room, and making a separate door.Only one fee, $40, will be collected for both dep-rtments.In regard to the collection of duty on vinegar bar» rels, of which complaint was made, Mr.Rowell said he would take the matter iato consideration.The fourth annual session of the Provincial Lodge of the United Temperance Association will be held in this city on July 20th, at ten o\u2019clock a.m.Rev.AM.Phillips, President of the Natinnal Lodge, is expected te attend the session.Midnight Despatches GREAT BRITAIN CANADIANS AT WIMBLEDON.LORDS BEATEN BY THE COMMONS, SINKING OF A STEAMER OFF DUNGENESS.THE PRINCE IMPERIAL STATUE.THE COTTON STRIKE.BETTER PROSPECTS IN IRELAND.PASSAGE OF THE COMPENSATION BILL.LoNDoN, July 17.\u2014S8ir Garnet Wolse~ ley was unable to visit the Canadian camp to-day, owing to the death of a near relative.He will pay a visit next week.Sir Alexander and Lady Gals were among the visitors to-day.Sir John Macdonald, Sir Charles Tupper, Lord Kimberley and others are expected next Thursday.The weather tc-day was fine, but, in consequence of a thick baz:, the light was bad.Ogg and Sutherland, of the Canadian team, made 54 points in tbe competition for the Alexandra prizes, and won £2 each.In the shooting for the Albert prizes, in the first prize, at 600 yards, Jackson ecored 70, Laird 66, Fisher 68, Brown 68, QGerrish 63, Dudley 60, Rockwell 62, Farrow 69 and Scott 72.One English score is known to be higher than that of Scott, namely, 72.William Rigby scored 70, Baker 65.A strong wind is blowing, but there is very good light.The statistics of shooting are not yet out, As far as kaown Fenton stands first for the Halford prize with a score of 49, Jackson third, with a score of 48, and Rseckwell fourth, with a score of 47.In a mitch between tbe Lords and Commons to-day, at 200 and 500 yards, the respective teams were composed as follows :\u2014J.ords=\u2014=Earl Ferrers, Lord Waldegrave, Viscount Massereene, Viscount Bury, Lord Lovat, and Lord Cloncurry.Commons = Sir Henry Fletcher, Colonel Lloyd Lindsay, William Walrond, Arthur Vivias, Francis Monckton, and Edward Majroribanke.At 200 yards the Lords scored 249, and the Commons 262; at 500 yards the Lords scored 483, and the Commons 488.Total score\u2014Lords, 782; Commons, 750.In the competition for the Albert prizes, first stage at 900 yards, the Americans, with goed light, made wonderful shooting, the scores standing : Scott 47, making a total at the two ranges of 118; Farrow 47, total 116; Jackson 45, total 115; Brown 44 ; total 112; Gerrish 43, total 106; Hyde 41, total 105; Laird 38, total 104; Fisher 39, total 162 ; Rockwell 37 ; total 99, and Dudley 37 ; total 97.These scores, compared with those of the Britishers, is as follows : Halford, total 103 ; William Higby 112, Baker 106, Mclsaac 114, Major Jerwin 102, Fenton 98, H.Humphrey 15.Thus far Scott and Farrow are first and second, and Jackson and Humphrey are tied for third place.In the Halford competition Fenton takes the first prize, Jackson third.Rockwell tied with another and divides the third prize.In the Curtin and Harvey com= petition Humpbrey takes first prize, Farrow and three others are cqual for second.Inthe main shooting for the St.Leger prizes four made the highest possible score, including Jackson and Brown.They divide the prize.For Any Rifle Association Cup, Jackson scored 50.He then fired three extra shots in consideration of having made the highest possible score, getting two bulls eyes and one inner.Joynt scored with 49 in the same competition.In the contest for the Arthur prize Jackson scored 49.The best s0 far was Fisher 46.For the Ladies\u2019 N.R.À, any rile, prize, Jackson scored 33 out of a possible 35.Humphreys score in the Albert competition was 114.The following is the latest concerning the composition of American and English teams: The American team will consist of Scott, Farrow, Jackson, Brown, Gerrish, Laird, Hyde and Dudley.There may, perhaps, be one change if Clarke arrives in time to shoot.The English teum will consist of Humphrey, Young, Halford, Boyd, Joynt, Smith, Baker and Fenton, Inthe Albert competition, Lieut.-Col.Bertram made 116, thus tieing Farrow for second place.In the shooting for the Albert pr.ze, the total scores of the English team is as follows :\u2014Humph- rey, 114; Young, 114; Halford, 103; Boyd, 107; Joynt, 95; Fenton, 98; Smith, 109 ; Parker, 106.July 19,\u2014The agent of Lloyd\u2019s tele- graaphs the loss of an Australian liner, the * Hydaspes,\u201d Captain Babot, of aud from London, for Melbourne, with a general cargo and passengers.It appears that she was run into at five o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday during a dense fog, whilst in tow, at a point three miles to the north-east of the coast of Dungeness by the British steamer * Centurion,\u201d The \u201c Hydaspes\u201d sank in a few minutes in16 fathoms of water.The passengers and crew, all of whom were saved, were landed at Dover.Both crew and passengers bave lost all HALIFAX.their effects.The * Centurion\u201d has ar= T Nv rived at Gravesend with ber bows dam- HEAVY GALES.THE ST.LAWRENCE TELEGRAPH LINES.TEMPERANCE EEFORM PIC-NIC.CONVENTION OF CONGREGATIONAL UNION.o Haripax, Joly 19\u2014The steamer \u201cSeud,\u201d from the Magdalen Islands, arrived at Pictou te -day.She reports that last week at the Islands one of tke gales and Leavy weather destroyed a large amount of the gear of the lobster shermen, and scarcely any kind of fishing has heen dome.A number of shing schooners put in from the outer banks after shelter, and teport codfish scarce, The crops continue to look well.It is reported that the posts for the land portion of the telegraph line with the main land yould be placed in position on the Islands in a short time, and that the line would be completed and in operation before the close of navigation.ship of 2,093 tons gross register.It is understood the Cabinet Council on Saturday decided to abandon the { Hares and Rabbits, and persevere with the Employers\u2019 Liability Bill, It 1s stated Dean Stanley has formally communicated the resolution of the House of Commons to the Memorial Committee, under whose orders the Napoleon Statue was executed, as an indication that they must find some other destination for it.The chapels at Windsor and Chiselburst are spoken of.\u2018The strike of the cotton operatives at Oldham bas thus far produced very little effect.No mill has been stopped.It is believed the places of the strikers will be easily filled.A Dublin correspondent says the Flag of Ireland (newspaper) condemns the Compensation for Disturbance Bill entirely, and says it is a trumpery makessbift.The correspondent saye the scare of famine fever in the West of Ireland ie rapidly dying out, official investigation having proven that the first reports were exaggerated.Where fever ordinary typhus, to which the bad sani- existed it was not from starvation, but bas challenged | tary condition of their dwellings constantly predisposed the people.From + all parts of the country came the most cheering accounts of the condition of the crops, which are only darkened by the reports of the appearance of blight in districts of the counties of Dublin, Sligos Cork and Mayo.\u201cThe blight, however, is ccnfined to old potatoes.The Champiurs have escaped completely; nothing can be wore luxariant than the green crops.At Berwick to-day an election was held fur member of Parliament to fill the vacancy caused by the elevating of Hon.Henry Strutt (Libera!) to the House of Peers.David Milne Home (Conservative) was returned by 584 votes.McLaren, Lord Advocate of Scotland, the Liberal candidate, received 582.In the Commons last night the Compensation Bill passed through Committee, all the amendments of the Opposition being rejected.Mr.Gladstone, during the debate, warned Mr.Parnell not to continue his obstruction tactics.The Standard understands a marriage has been arranged between Lady Bardette Coutts and Ashmead Bartlett, the member of Parliament for Tye, FRANCE ENFORCING OF JESUIT DECREES.POLITICAL COMBINATIONS.JOURNALISTIC DUELS.Paris, Joly 19\u2014The Government apparently intends to leave the religious orders un-isturbed till after the dispersion of the Jesuit schools on August 3lst.Fifty novices from the Jesuit Monastery at Angere, Departments of Marne and Loire, have left Dieppe for England.LoNDoxN, Jaly 19,\u2014A Paris dispatch states that negotiations are in progress between Prince Jerome Napolecu and M.Gambetta to effect an alliance between M.Gambetta\u2019s party and the adherents of Jerome against the Radical element in the Assembly and throughout the Republic, represented by M.Rochefort.M.Gambetta and Prince Jerome have long been in secret on very friendly terms.Three duels between French journal-4 ists are announced in this morning\u2019s papers.Another is likely to result from a scoflle with fists, which took placa yess terday in the Cafe del Hippodrome between Vicomte De Juilac and M.Gustave Fould.GERMANY GAsTERN, July 19.\u2014The William has arrived here.Emperor AUSTRIA.NATIONAL BIFLE CONTEST.VIENNA, July 19.\u2014Fifteen hundred riflemen are here from every part of the Monarchy to celebrate the first shooting contest of the united riflemen of Aus~ tria.There were also present crack shots from all parts of Germany and Great Britain, and a few from America.The prizes are valued at $20,000, ITALY ARRIVAL OF JESUITS, RESIGNATION OF THE PAPAL SECRETARY.RomME, July 19.\u2014Numbers of Jesuits expelled from France are daily arriving ere, Cardinal Nina, Papal Secretary of State, has resigaed.It is thought the negotiations for the renewal of diplomatic relations between the Vatican and Belgium will shortly be opened.The Chamber of Deputies rose on Saturday for summer vacation.BELGIUM.THE NATIONAL JUBILEE.BrussELS, July 19.\u2014The festivities of the fiftieth anniversary of Belgian independence began Sunday with a grand military review.The Belgian press entertained that of the world in general on Sunday, upwards of a hundred and twenty journalists meeting at a splendid banquet, with the President of the Chamber of Representatives in the chair.Earope, America and India were represented.RUSSIA THE CROP PROSPECT.MURDER OF SKOBELOFF\u2019'S MOTHER.St.PETERSBURG, July 19.\u2014The report that Government will shortly prohibit the exportatiok of corn is semivof- ficially contradicted.The statements 1n regard to the failure of crops is greatly exaggerated.Paris, July 19.\u2014A telegram from Philippopolis reports that Gen, Bkobeloffs mother and her attendants were murdered while on their way to the military hospital at Tetuspan.EGYPT INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF LIQUIDATION.ALEXANDRIA, July 19.\u2014T'he Russian Consul at this port to day gave notice of the adhesion of Russia to the International Committee of Liquidation.The acceptance of the Committee by the United States, the only Government which has not yet given its adhesion, is expected soon, the Egyptian Government having agreed to the conditions on which the United States made its acsent to depend.INDIA, BURSTING OF AN EMBANKMENT.CALCUTTA, July 19.\u2014The great em- barkment in Scinde, known as the Kusmore Bund, has given way.It extends from Kusmore to the mouth of the Bejari Canal forty miles.The embankment was constructed to protect a large tract from floods.It burst two years ago, when a flood carried away several miles of the Indus Valley Railway.The present breach can be easily repaired.AFGHANISTAN.BRITISH TROOPS RETURNING.Capur, July 19.\u2014The 7th Bengal Cavalry bave left Cabul.This is the firat step in theretirement of the British troops.CALCUTTA, July 19\u2014Latest news from Afghanistan seems to point to the early evacuation of Cabal.All accounts agree that the mutiveers who deserted Shere Ali at Candahar have been dispersed.SOUTH AMERICA SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.CAPE BoOLINEO (near Manila), July 19.\u2014 There was a violent earthquake as Manila yesterday.The Governor's residence and many other houses are stated to have been destroyed, but this report, is, as yet, unconfirmed.A slight shock was felt here on the 17th.UNITED STATES TANNER'S FAST.THE EGYPTIAN OBELISK.New York, July 19.~Dr.Tanner entered upon the fourth week of his fast in good condition and spirits.His weight at one o'clock was 136 pounds ; 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