Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 3 mai 1883, jeudi 3 mai 1883

[" ortment NADA.und the uctured, ifactur- ow that an any la.Shirts (Dee price \"TION TUTE te the i.C.Pcure of Head, oat Ditiption s), and ; of the irection in the organs dicated ed with the ner- vod £c, lissolve in the 1, heal ry case w long - arise.alations sed ton- cerated lost or 1SeR, As zing ra- perform 3 mem- 30, ime effect- ostinate chronie ediately entire unnatu the de- ir cells 1res are ns loo- ncrease assimi- e lungs, nderful stop all e pain, and in nany of fter all alations 18 have diseases n from already ally for But if e Insti- 8\u201d and TUTE, it.D 102 en met TE ICY, erty are ate with no Comle is not give his = perty at Gator of ['Scoedings 1 or in- HIS, CY, EE1, 89 \u2014 are\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 = sn = \u2014\u2014 > TRADE & COMMERCE._ DEPARTURE UF UCLAN.SILANERS, Steamer.Datc.From.- To Sarnia .May 3 .Portland.Liverpool C.of Paris.May 3.New York.Liverpool Bermuda .May 5.Quebec.West Indies Rritannic May 5.New York.Liverpool Sarmatian lay 5.Halifax.Liverpool Parisian .May 7.Baltimore.Liverpool Caspian.May 7.Halifax.Liverpool Wyoming.May 8.New York.Liverpool L.Champlain May 9.Montreal.Liverpool Servia .,.) ay 9.New York.Liverpoel Concordia.May 10, Montreal.Glasgow Dorset.May 10.Montreal .Avonmouth Flamberough.May 10.Quebec Bermuda Republic.May 10.New York.Liverpool Parisian .May 12.Halifax.Liverpool Avlena .May 12.Montreal.N'¢\u2019tle-on-T C.of Chester.May 12.New York.Liverpool onterie.May 12.Quebec .Liverpool Alaska .May 15.New York.Liverpool L.Huron.,May 16.Montreal.Liverpool Scythia .May 16.New York.Liverpool C.Richmond.May 17.New York.Liverpool Erl King,.May.17.Montreal.London k.Liverpool .Liverpool .Quebec Liverpool Freja .Quebec.West Indies \u2018Wisconsin.May 22.New York.Liverpool L.Nepigon.May 23.Montreal .Liverpool Gallia.May 23, New Yerk.Liverpool C.of Montreal.May 24.New York.Liverpool Germanic .May 26.New York.Liverpool Oregon.;.May 26.Quebec:., Liverpool Arizona.May 2).New York.Liverpool Bothnia.May 30.New York., Liverpool L.Winnipeg.May 30.Montreal.Liverpool Adriatic .May 31.New York.Liverpool Montreal.June 2 .Quebec.,.Liverpool L.Manitoba.June 6.Montreal.Liverpool Pavonia.June 6.New York.Liverpool June \u20189.Quebec .Liverpool .Juneld.New York.Liverpool June 16.Quebec .Liverpool June 20.New York.Liverpool MARINE INTELLIGENCE ITEMS.It is stated that the New York and Montreal Canal beatmen\u2019s combination have raised their rate from 10 to 50 cents a ton.Orrawa, May 2\u2014The Department of Marine and Fisheries have received the following from the Gulf :\u2014The mail steamer Beaver has made a trip to the Magdalen Islands.She reports no seals on the shore ice.The sealing vessels left about the 15th of April, but no news has been heard from them yet.Scarlet fever prevailed on some of the islands.It ie re ported that Capt.Turbit, light keeper on \u2018the Bird Rock, had fallen over the banks, a height of over one hundred and twenty \u201cfeet, and was killed.Sr.Joux, N.B., May 2.\u2014The ice still keeps fast hold of the mouth of the Mira-miehi.T chance to get in, but the entrance is still shut, RIVER AND GULF.\u2014May 2.FATHER Poixr\u2014The SS Grecian, from Liverpool, inward ; 94 cabin, 24 intermediate, 665 steerage passengers, and 286 tons Quebec cargo.The SS Scandinavian inward at 10 a m, with 935 passengers and a Quebec cargo, Hearn Poixr\u20143 p m\u2014The .Fox Bay eople have seen twelve schooners since Monday, bound north.Care DespArR\u20143 p m\u2014SS Otter inward to Quebec at 6.30 à m.Pont MacQUEREAU \u2014 3 m \u2014 One schooner inward bound wesl-at3.15 à m.Car Rovaz\u2014No change in state of the ice bridge here this morning.FaTHer Porxr\u2014Pilot schooner No 4 is at anchor here.Fox RivER\u2014SS Scandinevian and SS Grecian inward at 6 pm and one two- masted SS, of the Temperly\u2019s line, inward at 7.30 p m yesterday.Rivez Du Lour WHARF \u2014 A three masted SS inward at 6 a m.Care CaarTe\u2014SS Scotland inward at 7 am.MarTiN River\u2014SS Lake Champlain in- -ward at 7.30 a m.L\u2019IsLer\u2014Two light ships are anchored at Goose Island.Farner Poixt\u2014Steamship Scotland, inward 3.20 pm, 250 tons.Quebec cargo, 100 passengers; steamship.Lake Champlain, inward 5.30 pm.Soura Porsr, 7.30 pm\u2014A two-masted steamship, Allan line, inward at 7.30 pm; steamship Texas, of Liverpool, reported inward from Heath Point at 5 pm.ane Porvr\u2014Steamship Otter, inward 440 pm, cloudy, strong south-west wind.Low Poivr, CB\u2014Inward 1 pm, barque Lennie, of Yarmouth, NS; 7 an, schooner Carrie; at 5.30 pm, schooner Catherine.Outward, 5 am, steamship George Shattuck; 1.30 pm, schooner P- Walsh.\u201d - PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrivep\u2014May 2.\u20acieamship Concordia, Rollo, Glasgow, Ross & Co., general.CrLEARED\u2014May 2.£chooner J.Savard, Menard, St.Johns, NAd., John Baird & Co.; Schooner Marie Anne, Harvey, Baie de Chaleur, Whitehead & Turner.Schooner Fleetwing, Blowin, Verret, Stewart & Co.Steamship Ontario, McAuley, Montreal, \u2018W.M.Macpherson.Irems\u2014May 2.\u201cThe Tpper Lake schôoner Guelph Las been wparchased by Geo.Paterson for 35,060.LR que Steamehip Concordia, which arrived this morning, has put into Indian Cove for shelter until the Jake ice has passed down.Thev Orleans ferry steamer will commence.ber regular trips to the island on Friday.Thetug steamers Lake and Champion arrived up from inter quarters at Indian Cove to-day.The pilot schooner No.3, with abatch of pilots.ot bocrd,leaves for below on Friday.The-ghip-smitlhis formed an amalgama- tien for the season\u2019s business yestertlay.Cuariorrerowy, PEI \u2014 Ar April 26, barque Wm Owen, Brown, Lisbon.Hausrax, NS\u2014Tlhe brigantine Lodhiel, Capt Hall, which arrived to-day from Porto Rico, reports that on last Saturday, in Lat.61.18, Lon.41.10, she spoke the schooner Adelia, from Fayal, for Boston, with one hundred and twenty passengers, twenty-six days out, all well.HarrFAx-\u2014Ar April 26, barque Jensen, Liverpool; brigs ET oodéock, Le Mutte, +Philadelphia ; SJ Musson, Swaine, Sar- anna-la-Mar:-schs'Beatrice, Purdy, Philadelphia; L P Churchill, Murray, Dem- Gaspe, «rara.April 26, banque Gladdys, Wetmore, St.Johns, NF.Cld April 26, barque Oluf Nickelsen, | Hansen, Liscomb ; brig Zanoni, Le Blane, Cow Bay ; sch D W Dexter,Crossley Windser.: ; Sid April 26, brigs Bessie Gracie, for Ponto Rico; Elizabeth, for Lockeport.FOREIGN PORTS.Barra\u2014Sld March 21st barque Cupid, McNeil, Montreal.In port March 27, barques B Punjaub, Guy, for Montreal ; Peter Crerar, Whalen, © for do (or Channel); sch Christiana Moore, Dexter, for Halifax ; Clutha, Bailey, from Harbour Grace.GrrranTan\u2014SId April 18, Langshaw, (8) Eno, (from Akyab), Montreal.| Gorgexevrc \u2014 Sld April 16, Jupiter, Petterssen, Canada.Para\u2014SId April 18, barque Queen Victoria, Davies, Miramichi.PERNAMBU0O\u2014AÂr March 22, barque Caspian,Bowden, St.Johns, NF.PaviLLac\u2014Sld April 18th, Carla, Tonpesen, Montreal.\u2018afternoon, from Boucherville, where they wo ships are there waiting for a AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE VOL.LXXV.\u2014No.105.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1883.mme PRICE, THREE CENTS.TARRAGOXA\u2014SId April 9, Avlena (8), Sangster, Montreal.Barque Grace E Cann, which arrived at Dublin April 20 from St, John, NB, with a loss of deckload and part of bulwarks, sustained other damace, and at one time had 6 feet of water in her hold having experienced a very heavy gale March 25 in lat.41 24, lon.63 13.\u2018 New York, May 2.\u2014Arrived\u2014Salier, from Bremen, Belgravia, from Glasgow ; Amerique, from Havre.Queessrows, May 2\u2014Arrived \u2014 Ari- Zona, .MoviLLE, May 2.\u2014Arrived\u2014Anchoria.Axrwere, May 2\u2014Arrived\u2014SS Pennland.ret eee tle rt tre MoNTREAL, May 2.~\u2014Two schooners arrived.in port this have been in winter quarters.\u2014The Beaver Line SS.\u201c Lake Winnipeg,\u201d from New York, on the 19th ult.witht 372 cattle, arrived at Liverpool Tuesday, without mortality.\u2014The Beaver Line S8.\u201cLake Champlain,\u201d from Liverpool, passed Fathe, Point inwards at 5.30 p.m.(Wednesday with 307 steerage and 3 cabin passengers \u2014The Allan SS.\u201cScandinavian,\u201d from Glasgow via Derry Blacksod and Galway, passed Father Point at 10 a.m.on Wednesday, bringing 935 steerage passengers., -The Allan SS.\u201cGrecian,\u201d from Liverpool, passed Father Point inward, at 9.45 a.m.on Wednesday, bringing 45 intermediate, and 665 steerage passengers.~The Dominion Line SS.\u201cMontreal,\u201d from Portland April 21, with 345 cattle and 240 sheep, arrived at Liverpool, Wednesday, and landed her live stock in good condition, except 1 bullock which died on the passage.\u2014The receipts of the United States Government for the past ten months, are over five millions short of those for the corresponding period \u2018last year.The re: ceipts for April are eight millions less than those of April last year.\u2014The annual report of the New York Chamber of Commerce says: \u201cIn surveying our own horizon of commercial enterprise, we fail to discern one cloud of menace, and look forward with cheerful confidence to a year of quiet prosperity for the entire country, of which New York will, as in the past, receive her ample share.\u201d \u2014The total value of duties collected at the Port of Montreal for the four months ended April 30, 1883, were $2,506,249.90, against a total of $2,612,891.88 during the corresponding period of last year, a decrease of $106,641.98.The duties levied at Toronto this year are reported to be about $300,000 behind last year\u2019s at this date.\u2014The following statement shows the coinage at the Philadelphia Mint during the month of April : ination.Pieces.Value.Denomination oy s Hoe 1,000,000 1,000,010 180, 18,000 1,180,000 $1,018,000 2,666,000 | $ 183,330 430; \u201d Total base.5,096,000 $157,600 \u2014The U.8.Comptrollor of the Currency has issued & statement, dated May 1, 1883, which shows total amount of National bank notes outstanding at date to be $358,549,567, exclusive of the circulation of National gold banks amounting to $718,559.The decrease during the present month was $516,214.The decrease in the deposit of legal tender notes during the present month is shown at $569,919, and the increase in deposit simce May 1, 1882, as $6,154,017.\u2014The monthly U.8.internal revenue statement for March, 1883, shows an increase in receipts over March, 1882, of $1,425.120.90, as follows : Inmcrease\u2014 Spirits, $1,736,974.97?; cigarettes, $2,- 774.82; snuff, $2,168.29; tobacce (chewing and smoking), $1,290.90; beer barrel tax, $42,141.34.Decreases\u2014Cigars, $224,- 744.62; miscellaneous toboceo, $240.20; special taxes of brewers and dealers, $16.27; banks and bankers, $59,137.17; miscellaneous; $76,091.15.\u2014The Steel Company of Canada, whose works are at Londenderry,N S.have decided to open an office at Montreal, where the products of the mine will be offered in future.Up till the close of last month all business will be settled by Mesers.Gillespie, Moffatt & Co.The Company\u2019s affairs will now be under the immediate supervision of Mr.James Phymister, for many years connected with the firm above named, and im whose hands we have no doubt the Company will share a large line of the trade in this industry just in its infancy.\u2014The Eastern Abattoir, with its ap- ointments and surroundings which had been purchased by the Kennedy-Beïque Syndicate, was to-day transferred to the Dominion Abattoir Company.At the meeting which took place at the office, St.\" Francois Xavier street, under the presi- deney of Mr.William Weir, there were present Messrs.J.R.Wilson, Thomas Craig, J.B.A.Beique, R.H.Buchanan, N.Roy, Secretary, and others.\u201d After the adoption of the resolutions transferring the plant ani propert the meeting was adjourned until the 6th June FINANCIAL.There was a wery important meeting of the trustees of the Canadian Pacific Baïlway Lend Grant Mortgage held at the offices of the Company to-day.There were present: Mr.C.F.Smithers, President of the Bank of Montreal, Hon.John Hamilton, and Mr.8.Thorne, of New York.Mr.D.D.M.Merler, notary public, who was present, proceeded to take note of and destroy bonds to the amount of $4,917,500, which had been received in payment of lands sold by the Company.The bonds were issued in October, 1881, $20,000,000 being placed with the publie, and $5,000,060 remaining in the hands of the Dominion Government, pledged for the execution of the contract.Sales of lands to the amount of $18,000,000 have been made, and as bonds are received in payment of those lands at 10 per cent premium the balance of the purchase money remaining due .covers the entire land grant bond issue within about $2,000,000.The $4,917,500 destroyed to-day represent the payments made en account to the end of March.It is expected that at least $10,000,000 more will be cancelled during the present year.There has been a perceptible improvement in monetary circles during the week.There is a fair demand for accommodation from commercial borrowers.and prime murcantile paper is negotiated at 7 @ 74 as to name and date, and 6 @ 64 is the range for call loans on stock colla- terals.The market for Sterling Exchange is firm at 9 @ 93 for bankers\u2019 60- day bills, and 9} over the counter.Demand drafts are negotiated at 93 @ 93, and currency on New York is steady at 7-16 @ } premium.The Foreign Exchange market in New York is firm.The posted rates.for foreign exchange advanced to 4.84 and 4.864.This was hore owing to the scarcity of bills than to any particular inquiry for exchange.In general, the market is dull and business light.Commercial bills are scarce at 4.814 @ 4.82.Sixty days\u2019 bills were 4.83 @ 4.83}; demand, 4.85} @ 4.85}; cables, 4.86 @ 4.86].Continental bills were as follows, viz.: Francs, 5.208 @ 5.213, and 5.18% @ 5.19%; reichsmarks, @ 40 and 40 3-16 @ 1.Consolsin London are firm at 102 1-16 for both \u2018money and account.United States bonds are steady, 4}\u2019s at 1163, 5's at 106% and American railroad securities strong.Erie, 37%; Illinois Central, 149, Paris advices quote three per cent.rentes at 80 francs 15 centimes for account.The money market in New York is easier at about 5 p.c.on call loans on stock collaterals.The New York stock market is about steady with a tendency to advance.Canadian Pacific developed strength to-day in this market, suddenly moving up from the opening at 60$ to 63% in the afternoon.The annual meeting of, the members of the Montreal Stock Exchange was held to-day, and Mr.D.Lorn MacDougall was re-elected President, and last year\u2019s committee were also re-elected.It is stated that the Board will occupy its new quarters in about a couple of weeks.Advices from Toronto report that there was an improved tone in the stock market this morning, and gbids, when changed, were higher than yesterday afternoon, with the exception of Imperial.The business transacted was moderate, and there is no particular Cemand for any stock.There is a great improvement to notice in the increasing volume of business on the local stock exehange.To-day all the leading securities were on the advance, and buyers showed up on all sides.Tne principal feature to-day was the \u201cboom\u201d in Canadian Pacific in sympathy with movement ia New York.The shares opened at 61, and closed in the afternoon strong, with sales at 633.Bank of Montreal were 4 higher at the close, advancing from 200} to 200$ for regular, and ex-dividend were dealt in at 1964 @ 1963.Ontario were dull at 115 @ 115%.Peoples changed hands at 80, and Molsons were quiet and unchanged at 123 bid, 126 asked.Toronto sold steady at 195 for a small amount of regular; ex-dividend moved up from 1901 to 190$ @ 190$.Merchants advanced from 124} to 125%, closing strong ! higher asked.Union.were in offer at 90, with bids at 824.Commerce were more active, opening at 184%, moving up on sales to 135% at the close.Ville Marie were unchanged at 96 @ 100, and Federal changed bands at 158$ @ 159.Intercolonial Coal were offering at 40, with buyers at 35, \u2018Montreal Telegraph jumped up from 1224 @ 1251.Richelieu \u2018sold up from 771 @ 784, but fell off to 78 at the close.City Passenger were quiet at 145 bid 1464 asked.Gas were active, opening at 171%, and on large transac- itions advancing te 173} @ 174.St.Paul & Minneapolis were dull and firm at 130 @ 132.A small amount of Canada Shipping Co.was placed at 95.Canada Cotton Co.changed Bands at 100, and Dun- «das:Cotton Co.at 75.North-West Land were steady at 78s bid 79s asked, and Land Grants were quiet at 994 to 100}.The rest of the securities are nominally as quoted :\u2014 \u2019 MORNING BOARD.Montreal.7T0 at 200, 31 at 2004 Do.ex-div 1.2n0000e, 200 at 1964 Ontario.-vesec+2000.lat 115 Toronto .\u2026 .60 at 195 Do.ex-div.50 at 190}, 170 st 190% sransocaasceu00000000282 85 at 1904 Merchants .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.at 1248 Commerce., .25 at 1343, 60 at 135 soavocsse0a0.20000000000 105 at 1353 Federal.,.25 at 158%, 50 at 159 Montreal Telegraph.50 at 1224, 10 at 1234 vesesrecs cacacs 200000.ser.290 At 123 Cavadian Pacific.300 at 61 Richelieu.50at 77}, 25 at 78 \u201c+roveu0u000000 258788, T5 at 78} Gas.\u2026.25 at 1714, 50 at 1714 +.25 at 171$, 250 at 172, 200 at 1754 20,150 at 1723,425 at 173, 50 at 173 94% @944, and 943@95; guilders, 39 15-16 | © .ex-dividend.AFTERNOON BOARD.Montreal .++.125 at 200$ Do.ex-div.80 at 196% Peoples.feveerre eaten, 30 Toronto ex-div.100 at;1904, 125 at 190% Merchants.50 at 125% Commerce.\u2026.\u2026.».200 at 135% Montreal Telegraph.25 at 124,150 at 125 s\u2026uscu cons coer secaca cer a0soue ns 50 at 1254 Canadian Pacific.100 at G8, 10 at 63} eter 250 at 634 Richelieu .120 at 78 Gas.\u2026125 at 1734; 200 at 1734, 250 at 173% sors asac0u 020000 00000.225 at 174 Canada Shipping Co.\u2026.\u2026.12at 95 Canada Cotton Co.\u2026\u2026\u2026.15 at 100 Dundas Cotton Co.17 at 75 The following are the stock market, as reporte MacDougall to-day :\u2014 ugtations of the by Mr.D.Lorn .QF oT z2 | we STOCKS.25 irr Se|se S 5LS/= 28 \"a ma 2 ë as Bank of Montreal.$21W) |5 p.c.) 200:| 2001 Ontario Bank.10018 p.e.] 1154] #15 Bunk B.N.A.£5V 13 p.c.j.«fes Banque du People.50 2ip.c.] 803 7 Molsons Bank.50 Bip.c.f 12671 123 Bank ofloronto.1OU |4 pe! 196 | 195} Bank Jacques Cartier.; 25 iT NN FOUN RA Merchants\u2019 Bank.100 8lp.c.| 126! 1253 Bank d\u2019Hochelaga.| 100 j8 p.oj.\u2026.\u2026.|.\u2026\u2026.East'n \u2018TownshipsB'ic| 50 [4p.c.cocsuaficcc0e uebec Bank.100 8 ped.anque Nationale.] 50 3 pel.0.Union Bank.100 8 pe.80 oa Can, B'kkof Conuaercel 50 14 p,e.| 136 | 135 Dominion Bank.50 14 pe.fio Bank of Hamilton.0 Bip.el.0 .Marititne Bank.I eee Exchange Bank 100 4 pet.Ville Marie.100 124p.e./ 100 96 Standard Ban) 5) 18 p.el.Cease Federal Bank.+ 109 |4 p.c.| 157 | 156 Imperial Bank.,.10: Bip.c.d.ve.MISCELLANEOU+.Intercolonial Coal Co.Montreal Tel'yr\u2019phCo.Dominion Tel\u2019gi\u2019ph Cn) Rich & Ont.Nav.Co.City Passenger R.R.[ty Gas Co.e.u., Merchants\u2019 Exchange.Canada Cotton Co.Canada Paper Co., Canada Shipping Co.Dundas Cotton Co.,.Graphic Printing Co.Mont.Loan&Mort'e Co Mont.Invest.&Bldg Co Royal Can.Ins, Co.Montreal Cotton Co.Stormont Cotton Co Burland Lith.Co.Bell Telephone Co.Guarantee Co.of N.A.Accident Ins.C, of N.A L.Ch\u2019n&St.Law.J'h B Canada Centr\u2019 R'y Bds 8b Paul, M & M Hy.Mountre al5 p.c.Stock, .Canada N Land Co Canada Pacitic Ry.Co.64 Can, Rucific L.G.B.100} The following were the fluctuations in New York to-day: \u2014 wil t@ a3) 2 STOCKS.25] 8 =| 2 25| & [Lu 8 | 2 ais Sia Western Union -of 828] 82719823] 8211 1900 Lake Shore J08l1103 [12041104] 1400 Pacific Mail SAL ee Erie.,.«| 364] 363) 368] 37 | 4400 Do.2nd.\u2026.\u20260.hsss000es 98 |.fr een fe scofun eee» Do.Pref.efrscafessofe so frrcu fu eus à Ohio & Miss ooo 84H.3 100 North-West.Lt 13411343] 13400 Do.Pref.J15141151 1.]151 400 St.Paul.103°{10271103§1034; 81000 Do.Pref.e0.sfeusotese fercofeawefsscu0e Michigan Central 933(:9341.] 93] 1000 Jersey Central.| 76 | 76_| 774| 775| 18700 N.Y.Central .1243112371123 4124 00 Del., Lack.& West.Ë 1274{1273(1274| 22300 Del.& Hudson.,.093 af s safe n rudes» St.Josep eof dl ou] Do.Pref.Rock Island Ill.Centrai.B.&Q.OC.C.&T OC.lf 50.0.0 00 Wabash.Do.Pref.Union Pac H.&Tex.Manhattan Elv.1.L.0c, Reading .Kansas & Tex.Chesh & O sassrcueuses Ont.& Western Mob.& Ohio.Lou.& Nash.C.C.C.&1I.San Francisco.Tex.Pacific.oe Cent.Pacific.,.Money .Canadian Pacific.WEEKLY REVIEW OF STOCKS, There has been a decided improvement in\u2019 amount of transactions during the week, and the leading securities, as a rule, are all very strong.The Bank of Toronto has declared a 4 p.c.semi-annual dividend, and 2 p.c.bonus, and the Bank Ville Marie à 3 p.c.half-yearly dividend.Money remains firm at 7@74 for prime mercantile paper, and 6@64 op call loans.Sterling Exchange is firmer at 9@94 for bankers\u2019 60-day bills.Demand drafts 95@ 9%, and currency on New York 7-16@4 premium.MoxTREAL\u2014Have been active and closing figures of last week have been fully maintained.The opening sales were made at 1993/@200, reacting cn Saturday to 1983, but recovering on Monday selling up to 200, closing to-day higher at 2001@ 200% regular.Exdividend opened at 196, dropped to 195 and rallied up yesterday to 1964, closing to-day strong at 1961@ 196%.Sales, 1,331 shares regular; 801 do ONTARIO\u2014Were in fair demand, opening at 115 and on sales receded next day to 1143, but recovered on Monday, selling up to 115@1154, closing to-day at 115@ 115%.Sales, 354 shares.PEorLEs.\u2014Transactions were effected at 81 down to 80, closing to-day at 791 hid, 80% asked.Sales, 100 shares, Mousons.\u2014Weredull.About thirty- five shares changed hands at 124} down to 124, closing quiet to-day af 123 bid, 126 asked.ToroNTO\u2014Were very active and a good deal of speculation took place.The market opened at 1894 and rose at once to 191%, and on Saturday to 1924.The dividend declared on Saturday was 4 p.c.and 2 p.c.bonus, making 10 p.c.for the year.This sent the stock up on Monday to 195 @ 196 for regular, and 189}@1904 ex-dif.There was a slight reaction yesterday to 194} regular, 189$, ex-div., closing to-day at 1951 @ 196 regular, 1903 @ 190$ ex-div.Sales, 5,316 shaves regular, 975 shares ex-div.% | trading taking place at 1584 down to { closing to.day on the move upward at | changed hands at 100, closing to-day at Sao | and about 821,000 changed hands at 1003, 2400 | 7 p-c.Were placed at 140, and $1,000 of 6 | ness as very dull and quiet in all de- || partments, and stocks are not moving JACQUES CARTIER\u2014Were not dealt in\u2019 all week.Holders ask 115, with buyers at 105.: MERCHANTS\u2014Were only in fa'r request, : but were steady, opening at 125, declining to 1243, advancing yesterday to 125 and closing to-day higher at 1263@126.° Sales, 251 shares.: Uxron\u2014Five shares changed hands at 8b, closing to-day at 82% bid, 90 asked.Commerce\u2014Were comparatively dull ! though firm.A small amount was traded ' in at 1344 up to 134}, closing to-day active and higher at 1354@136.Sales 125 shares.CANADIAN PacIFI6 Ry.\u2014Were quiet all week until yesterday, when sales were made at 604, ; an advance took place today on large transactions, and the market closed strong at 634@64.Sales 200 shares.: VILLE MARIE\u2014Steady and unchanged at 100 asked, 96 bid.No sales.A semiannual dividend of 3 p.c.has been declared.FEDERAL\u2014W ere fairlyactive and steady, 158} for regular, and sales of ex-div.were effected at 1554, closing to-day at 156@ 157._ Sales, 750 shaves regular, 200 shares ex-div.INTERCOLONIAL Coar\u2014\u2014Fifteen shares were placed at 40, closing to-day at 35 bid 40 asked.MoxtrEAL TELEGRAPE\u2014Weremoder- ately speculated in and advanced from.the opening at 122 to 1224 yesterday, 1254@126.Sales, 175 shares.- CANADA SurPrING Co\u2014Were offering at 100down to 95, with sales to-day at DQ.CANADA CENTRAL Ry\u2014Were Holders are firm at 1034.L.C.& Sr.L.Juxc, Ry\u2014Are quiet and unchanged since our last report.Holders 91.RicHELIEU\u2014Have been very active, and have advanced about 24 p.c.on last week\u2019s closing prices, The market opeued at 75, and moved up on sales to 784 yesterday, closing to-day strong at 78 @ 781.Sales, 2,150 shares.C11Y PASSENGER\u2014Were animated and transactions have been above the average.The market opened at 148, but at once declined to 146}, and yesterday dropped 4 lower to 146 and closed to-day at 145 bid, 1464 asked.Sales 1,095 shares.Gas\u2014Were active, and prices of last week more than maintained.Fluctuations were fractional.The opening sales were made at 1693@170, and graduall the shares were worked up to 171@1714, closing to-day on the advance at 173%@ 174.Sales 3,185 shares.CANADA Corron Co\u2014About 25 shares quiet.100 bid, 100} asked.DuNDas Corron Co\u2014Were quiet.Closing to-day, holders, 90; buyers, 70; sales being made at 75.MoNTREAL Invest.& Bna.Co\u2014A round amount was placed at 69.Sales, 100 shares.MoNTREAL LoaAN & Morr.Co\u2014Fifty shares found a purchaser at 1013, closing to-day at 104 asked, ) HARBour Bonns\u2014About $6,000 of 6 p.c.\u201cwere placed at 114, due 1906.NorTH-WEsT LaNps\u2014Waere in strong demand and steady, and transactions were effected at 78s @ 79s, closing to-day quiet at this range.Sales, 1,500 shares.LAND GRANT BoNps\u2014Were in request, closing firm to-day at 994 bid, 100} asked.CorPORATION BonDs\u2014About $400 of p- c.at 106.ST.PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS\u2014Were active, and have advanced from the o ening at 1273 @ 128 to 182 @ 1321 on Monday, closing to-day at 130 @ 132.\u201d Sales, 1,050 shares, THE STATE OF TRADE.The cold and variable condition of the weather the past week has materially checked trade throughout the country.The leading wholesale houses report busi- out as briskly as was anticipated.Thië state of affairs, however, cannot last many days more, as ocean navigation is now fairly open, the weather is getting warmer, and travel in the country districts is on the improvement.There is very little movement to notice in dry goods, and groceries are only fairly active.About 300 packages of teas were placed at 30c@35c, and sugars are in limited demand.Granulated Was steady qd unchanged at 8%c, and yellows range from 6% @ 8c, according to sample.Molasses are not in any great request, and are a shade lower, sales of about 50 puncheons of Barbadoes having been effected at 473c.Trinidad is held at 42c @ 43c.Dried fruits and spices are quiet and unchanged: Rice continues to move out freely, the demand being unprecedented.Pricesare a shade higher at $3.50 @ $3.60, according to size of lot and quality.Chemicals are firm, and a small jobbing trade is reported at full prices.Latest advices from England report a further advance in bleaching.Fish is scarce, and oils are steady and dull.Forced sales of several small lots of cod are reported at 573c @ 59¢, but the ruling rates for \u201cA\u201d Newfoundland and Gaspe range from 60c.@ 65, Steam refined has been offered to arrive at 70c- The metal markets generally present about the same characteristics as last week, the main feature of which was quietness.Pig iron has been steady, but buyers do not take hold with the necessary vim owing to the unsettled state of the market at the west.Manufactured iron of all kinds occupies an unchanged position, The tinplates market has a weak undertone, but no actual decline bas taken place.Tin, copper, and other ! prices.metals are unchanged.The course of the leather market during the week has been | uninteresting, but the prospects have brightened appreciably.Hides have been in more active request, and a considerably larger trade has been done at firm Petroleum remains quiet and steady at the decline.The aspect of the flour market during the past week has been à quiet, if not 2 dull, one.- Values have been more or less modified in con- sonagce with the absence of demand, and a decline of 2c¢@:0c per barrel has taken place on the higher grades.This, however, has not tempted buyers, but rather seems to have hindered their operations.The week\u2019s business has been confined to supplying local wants.The wheat market, though quiet, has been more active, if the sale of a few® cargoes can be called activity.Up to Saturday the market had an easy look, but latterly better cables have had a supporting influence, without establishing an advance.Other grains have been dull and nominal without particular change.In hog products holders have more than retained the advantage.Demand has proven satisfactory, of such an extent as to restore strength and vigour to the'situation.Receipts of new butter have beén more than enough for the demand, which is altogether local, and values are fully lc per Ib less than a week ago.\u201d Cheese, has been altogether nominal in the absence of supplies.Eggs have fallen back lic @ 2c per dozen, under accumulating receipts, and an indifferent demand.Ashes have advanced 10c, and close strong.The situation \u2018in Chicago wheat has been potently influenced by artificial causes, which have manipulated hither and thither a market already rendered sensitive by the critical condition of the crop.The outcome of the week\u2019s speculative manœuvres has been in favour of the \u201cbulls,\u201d who have made use of the conditions governing the Market to further their own ends.The following gives the closing price of June wheat in Chicago on each day:\u2014April 26, 81.135; April 27, $LI34; April 28, 81131; April 30, $1144; May 1, $1.15}; May 2, $1.15.The following gives the closing prices of the same option in New York: \u2014April 26, $1.22%; April 27, $1.22¢; April 28, $1.223; April 30, $1,24; May 1, $1.24%; May 2, 81.243.The Chicago corn market seems to have been deserted by speculators for wheat, leaving the corn pit in a comparatively deserted condition.The variations in value have been insignificant as the following closing prices of the June option will show:\u2014April 26, 5740; April 27, 574c; April 28, 57e; April 39, 57c; May 1, 574c; May 2, 574c.The following were the closing prices of the same option in New York:\u2014April 26, 663c; April 27, 66ÿc; April 28, 66£c; April 30, 663c; May 1, 663c; May 2, 66c.Oats in Chicago have been irregular, but on the whole strong, working up about lc per bushel.The following gives the closing prices of the June option on each day:\u2014April 26, 42}c; April 27, 414e; April 28, 413c; April 30,-42c; May 1, 42ÿc; May 2, 431c.The Chicago provision markets have fluctuated widely dnd have been mainly controlled by a powerful combinatien at whose behest prices have jumped about.The following shows the closing prices of the Juue deliveries on each day:\u2014Pork\u2014April 26, $19.50; April 27, $19.35; April 28, 819.324; April 30, $19.673; May 1, $19.62); May 2, $19.55.Lard\u2014April 26, $11.80; April 27, $1L774; April 28, $11.75; April 30, $11.824; May 1,$11.824; May 2, $11.774, Ribs\u2014April 26, $10.55: April 27, 810.471; April 28, $10.47}; April 30, $10.82}; May 1, $10.55; May 2, $10.47}.RAILWAY NEWS.\u2014The first traffic return issued by the Malta Railway shows earnings for the month of March of £724 on 6} miles of ne.\u2014The New York State Legislature has rejected a bill to authorize railroad companies to hold stock in inland navigation companies.: \u2014The last span of the bridge over the the Indus at Attock having been completed, it is hoped to open, the great work in June next.\u2014We see by our English exchanges that there has recently been built at Gateshead, Eng, a girder (iron) bridge for the Canadian Pacific road from the designa of an American engineer, Mr.C.Schreiker, of New York.The bridge is for the crossing af the Frazer River, about 150 miles east of Port Moody, the terminus of the line in British Columbia.This is not only the first bridge made in.England of a true American type, but is'also the first iron bridge to beerected in British Columbiar, Theprincipal span is 315feet long and there are twosmaller spans of 105 feet each.Special care has been taken to insure a perfect structure, \u2014The London Railway Times of the 14th April §states a line of railway is about to be constructed in the metropolis to be worked by electricity, It remarks that at present, although success has attended what may be called the ex;eri- mental electrical railway operations in other places, there is not sufficient data developed to justify an opinion as to whether we may expect the more modern motive[power;to supersede that which has done so much towards the advancement of the world\u2019s commercial prosperity.For all ordinary purposes of subur- | tries show an increase.ban traffic a speed of 12 miles an hour on the level, which the electric locomotive is able to accomplish, would be sufficient; 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.Lime, r i : MAGIE MA GN be mated 5 0 is sold let no 89 > of the money.free c 12 bo by] M Cre I .Soid i NETIC by add of pos Xes ay Vv in C MEDIC ress; ta, ay N anad 1 1CH4 essin Be, \u2014- un \u2019 : ab NE co Lu d St y all Druegiots Ces xcellen reet, \u2018 rors Canada | A ent los pply nt a \u2014 plya orage SE NO E. \u2018REET, on New h their the par one p 312 p Mac Le 87 \u2014\u2014\u2014 LL, rokers, G, Man ortgages Jorres- 197 S.\u2018innipeg._ 197 fontreal RK.and New nge.DS, &c.__ 22 JRTH- ondence ¥ which ention.rs, Real PEG.KLE, | arrived at the Tanneries yesterday via rickville 235 \u2019EARSON, 21 = AY AND 31 .1; ning th | of sl ipa nd 4 okseller 1n8 IS.ayable i ., rietors, eet Wes 17 S che \\ lours Lup, viz,: in 100, Sulphurand 300% PAUL Match | ent, nt, Lime {i (n set.108 age FFICK - TIL MONTREAL HERALY AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE THTINIDAY MAY 3 -= 7 F We notice Messrs.Geo.Horne & Co.AMUSEMENTS dates Nes.Tow Spin hand ; 28 Lots on Main street, Winnipeg Disordered Stemach.w Spirits ; for sale cheap and easy terms, ifsold at Habitual Costiveness, Torpid i er, once.eadache, ; anchely, Special inducements offered to Cerebral Congestion, Indisposition ers of Portage la Prairie Lots, of vues Sallow « mplexion, Internal Fever.| have over 200 for disposal.And all irregularities arising from an obstructed condition of the system, | Also, Lota in Morris, Minnedosa, Prince PREPARED BY Albert, Prince Arthur's Landing, Bran: THE MEDICAL SPECALTIES MANUFACTURING COMPANY 16 VICTORIA SQUARE, MONTREAL, CANADA.s@r SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, : don, Regina, Tisdale, &c.,( limber Limits\u2014Several valuable aud well located limits for sale chea ' Money to Loan, Mortgages Cashed and oneys Invested.August 9 89 fice: 3 P A inni None her 7 grtage venue Winnipeg \u2014 THE MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY (\u2018OMMERCIAL GAZETTE.TIURSDAY, _\u201c_\u2014 MAY 3.THI MONTREAL HERALD Printing and Publishing Company, (LIMITED) VICTORIA SQUARE, MUNTREAI.\u2014Delivered in ail parts of the DAILY HERALD City and by Mail (pre-paid by Publishers) 36 per annum.WEEKLY HERALD \u2014(3 pages) 75¢ per annum.PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.Rates for Advertising in the Daily: First insertion (Nonparcil).10c per line Subsequent, it irsertedevery day.5¢ do If inserted every olher day cee w.7¢ do @ oS If inserted twice a week.If inserted once a week.One year (every day) ng & Six months do L cseee aes do Three times a wcek.Quarter offabove rates Twice a week .Third do do Qoce a week fer i pelt do do Reading Matter in Loca : Newry Columu.areis .\u2026 2e per line.otices of Births, Marriagesand Deaths.Marriages, { soc per insertion In the Weekly, Weents per tine.Per insertion.Yearly Rates of Advertising.No advertisements to be considered by the year, unless it is previously agreed upon.The privilege ol yearly advertisers will be conâned to thetr regular business; and all other advertisements, such as auction sales, houses to let, dissolution of partnerships, legal notices, ships, removals, &e., will be charged exira, JAMES STEWART.General Manager.Z; THE 'MONTREAL HERALD AND VAILY (COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, Printed and Putfisied_ by the MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY [Limifted.] Communications to be addressed to JAMES STEWART, General Manager, \u2018 VICTORIA BLOCK,\u201d corner VICTORIA SQUARE md ST.JAMES STREET WEST, Moutreal.he Montreal Herald, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 3.APPOINTMENTS.Academy of Music\u2014 Performance at 8 p.m.Theatre Royal\u2014Performance at 8 p.m.St.Andrew's Society\u2014 Quarterly Meeting, in the Natural History Society\u2019s Rooms, at 8 p.m.AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.BY JAMES LEA.Furniture\u2014Ac his rooms, at 7.30 p.m.CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S PAPER.First Paci \u2014Marine Intelligence ; Commercial Items: Financial; Weekly Review of Stocks: State of Trade; Wholesale Markets, etc.SeconD Pacu\u2014Commercial continued, etc.: Trirp Pacr \u2014Civic Affairs, ete.Fouvrru Pacr\u2014Editorial, ete.Firru Pace- Advertisements, ete.SIxru Pace\u2014Dominion Parliament, etc.\u201c SEVENTE Paur\u2014 Local News, etc.Zrcuru Paue\u2014Telegraphic\u201d Despatches cms + mm in THE RIGHT TO VOTE.The civie authorities in February last issued à circularto taxpayers, informing ther that on account of non- residence thcy were not entitled to exercise their privilege, though they had paid their assessinents.In the case we refer to the gentleman who was denied his right had paid nearly $7,000 to the civic treasury, and in face \u2018of that fact he was advised as follows by the City Clerk :\u2014 \u2018\u2018 MowrrEaz, 8th February, 1883.\u201c 81r,~I beg leave to inform you that the Board of Revisors, now sitting for the revision of the Voters\u2019 List for the Centre Ward of this City, has been petitioned to erase your uuine from said list, on the round that you are not qualified to vote under Section 26 Sub.Sec.4 of the Charter of the City of Montreal, as you have not resided in the City or Parish of Montreal since the first day of May last, 1582, and that the said Board will meet on Saturday next, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock a.m., in their rooms, in the City Hall of this City, to hear and adjudge on any reasons you may have or desire to lay before them why your nae should not be erased, as petitioned for, from the list of voters of the said Centre Ward of this City.\u201d The public should, have some explanation in regard to this.If property holders in Montreal, living in the adjoining county, have no votes, it is not generally so understood.OUR NORTHERN COUNTRY.Professor Macoun, Botanist on the Geological Survey and Natural History Department of Canada, was examined before the Committee on Immigration and Colonization yesterday, respecting the county lying between Gaspe and Lake Nipissing, north of the St.Lawrence River, towards Lake St.John, explaining its climatic conditions.Heshowed that the growing of cereals did not depend upon the length of the summer season, but rather upon the state of the atmosphere.He explained the cause of summer frost, which was to be found all over Canada in warm and low sheltered places, and not; as was generally believed, in the more exposed situations\u2014inasmuch as in the former situation water was more or less abundant.and it would be found that a large quantity of water permeated the subsoil, producing greater evaporation and consequent cold.Drainage would remedy this.He also explained that the salt lands of the - North-West were the really valuable lands of that territory, agriculturally speaking, whose fertility would really begin only when those now more esteemed would be exhausted.He further made statements of an important character as to the trees of the section, and said that the Northern Lakes were teeming with food fish.ARBOUR DAY.According to our telegrams, Hon.Mr.Lynch has issued an interesting circular respecting the proclamation of \u201cArbour Day\u201d in this Province, containing also directions for the planting of trees, a copy of a lette: from Hon.Mr.Joly, suggesting to the Council of Public Instruction, the action subsequently taken by them with respect to the public schools, and a graceful compliment from the Minister to the member for Lotbiniere, who may be called the father of arboriculture in this Province.In introducing his circular Mr.Lynch says: The following contains what has been done in the l'roviuce of Quebec towards the establishment of \u201cArbour Day.\u201d 1 have nothing to add except to express the earnest hope that the movement now inaugurated may have for its Lappy result to create an interest among our people generally in this undertaking, which has succeeded so admirably elsewhere, and which, if persevered in, is certain to redound to the welfare of the Province now and for all time to come.He adds: * If \u201cArbour Day\u201d becomes one of our institutions the credit is largely due to the Hon.Mr.Joly, whose efforts in its behalf have been untiring, and I desire here to express my personal gratitude for the assistance he has so generously rendered me in the discharge of my official duties in connection with it.\u201d i * ROMANCE OF A JERSEY BULL.\u201d Until the St.John, N.B.Sun undertook the demonstration, we had not the slightest idea that there was anything romantic about a bull, no matter \u2018whether he were of the Jersey or the Hereford persuasion.So far from regarding taurus as in any way romantic, our earliest remembrances led us to suppose him to be intensely practical, particularly when a red rag wag drawn before his eyes or a rival king of the herd trespassed upon his domains.On such oecasions he was ac customed to \u2018show how thoroughly he was in earnest ; indeed, that characteristic on his part has cost many a ome his life, while, when aroused, he had no hesitation abeut going full tilt for an express train.As a rule his romance consisted in the -fact of his having been born a calf, of his having been weaned, and taught to eat grass and straw, of having a ring put in his nose, of, in many cases, being chained up and regarded as dangerous, finally being taken to the slaughter house and disposed of as prime twu year old beef.We might, perhaps, did space permit, make a few remarks about another Bull, commonly called \u201cJohn,\u201d who, when thus the abstract.Albeit the bull in question was neither a \u201cJohn\u201d nor a \u201c William,\u201d hid patronymic being \u201c Jersey,\u201d but his comn:bn name was \u201c Eddington,\u201d He was born at Louisburg, in the State-of New York, in 1875.While yet a calf, he was taken to Fredericton, N.B., but for several years the people were blind to his merits, indeed, so disgusted was his owner with this neglect that he condemned him to the pole axe, from which, however, he was spared mercifully for himself and satisfactorily for those who subsequently became his owners.We have read of not a few race horses of exceedingly great merit having been rescued from butchers\u2019 carts and such menial employments ; and as much despised as were these \u201c hacks\u201d was two years ago the blue blooded bull \u201cEddington.\u201d For this animal Americans have just paid $2,500, with the expectation of making at least $10,000 out of their purchase, since a brother of his brought that amount and a very near relative, $12,500.The long neglected \u201cEddington\u201d is, it appears, regarded by those who have seen him and have studied his ancestry as the very best Jerséy in America, of which had the persons who had.so lightly esteemed him been aware, they might have made their \u201cpile.\u201d It will be seen that there was some romance in this case after all.THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT.We publish this morning the correspondence between the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Railway Companies, including the joint telegram of the two Presidents to their respective managers in this country.These documents throw light upon the recent discussions in the House of Commons, and while they place the public in possession of what actually took place in England, they leave little doubt as to the position of the Pacific Company in this country, and as-to its motives in desiring power to lease the Ontario & Quebec and Credit Valley Railways.What we have been told on this subject is, that negotiations were entered upon in England with a view to the acquisition by the Grand Trunk Railway Company of the Credit Valley and Ontario & Quebec ; that the proprietors controlling those companies were willing to dispose of them ; but desired to see the Pacific Company properly protected.The joint telegram shows the conditions offer- ed-them by the Grand Trunk, which they appear to have considered sufficient for the protection of their main enterprise.These conditions, if carried out in their integrity, and according to their spirit, would probably have satisfied the requirements of the Pacific Company.They say they wish to secure at least a portion of the traffic of Ontario for the Northern route, and the proposed agreement would give them a share of that trafic.In fact, it promises all of it to them.What then was the motive of the Pacific Company, in seeking powers to lease these trail ways, when, by handing them overto the Grand Trunk, they were promised everything they desired, without assuming the bur- thens of a lease ?It is plausibly said that their.real reason could not have been that which they stated, and if not, what was it?We do not know what may be the answer to these questions ; but we think it is not difficult to guess it.While in the joint telegram, it is true that the Grand Trunk promised all that the Pacific professes to want, it is impossible to believe that they could carry out such an arrangement, even if they would.The proposal was, no one will doubt, made in good faith, and we have no reason to suppose that there was any attempt to induce the proprietors of * the Credit Valley and of the Ontario and spoken of, is generally referred to in.Quebec Railways, to part with their control of these roads, upon a false pretence as to what the Grand Trunk would afterwardsdo for the Pacific.But, in the nature of things, it seems incredible that such an arrangement either could be or would be carried out.It must be remembered that when the joint telegram was sent the Granl Trunk possessed a line to Chicago; that it connects at Chicago with railways over which and allied lines freight is daily carried direct to Manitoba, and that it is, and always bas been, cultivating its through traffic with all the energy of which it is capable.Now the effect of this agreement would be that they would forego these advantages, abandon the carriage of North-West freight over the line it has cost them so much to secure, and relinquish the profit of carrying it to Chicago.Let us put this into figures, Suppose at Bel'eville or Cobourg or Port Hope, the Grand Trunk should receive freight intended for the North-West, say sufficient to load a train of cars, under the proposal in the joint telegram it could only carry that train-load of freight to Toronto, and then hand it over to the Northern, or any other line that would take it to Callendar, instead of hauling that train-load of freight all the way to Chicago.If it can be conceived that a railway company, under such circumstances, could withstand the temptation of carrying forward freight which it has secured and loaded upon its cars, for 600 miles, instead of only 60, possibly the Grand Trunk might perform this obligation.The sense of honour which the management might feel might induce them while they hold the control, to carry out such an arrangement.But supposing that the Grand Trunk were willing to carry out the agreement, - its fulfilment would not, by any means, depend on them.The agents of the railways between Chicago and Emerson are also interested in the bargain.They lose the carriage of all the freight, which, under the impulse of a chivalrous sense of honour, would be transhipped upon the Northern at Toronta, instead of being carried to Chicago by the Grand Trunk; and their means of retaining it would be simple and efficacious.They would only require to send their agents through Quebec and Ontario, which would then be practically in the hands of the Grand Trunk, to procure shipments of \u2018freight by that road, which, on being shipped, would be ordered to be sent via Chicage, and the G.T.R would not refuse to accept it on that condition, because their obligation to obey the law would compel them to.carry it past Toronto, and over their own line to Chicago, on its way by American lines to the Manitoba frontier.Nothing would seem, therefore, to be more obvious asa reason for the course which has been adopted by the Company in this country, than the danger of sucha specious arrangement being made.That arrangement would seem to amount to this.The only remaining independent line would have been controlled by the Grand Trunk, upon the simple promise that it would .abandon a large portion of the advantages it has secured by its through line to Chicago, by handing over its North-West traffic to the Pacific Company.That it would carry out that promise for any length of time it is questioned.It is asserted that it could not if it would; but itseems clear that the English Directors were mindful of their duty to their colleagues, even while they were dealing with their own property.It is equally clear that the Company were wise in not exchanging the substance for the shadow.A RECENT despatch from San Francisco says:\u2014\u201c The Chronicle to-day publishes exhaustive crop reports from all.sections of the State, which show that wheat is 1n ood condition and that the rumours of amage by the new grain pest are without foundation.Only four counties report the presence of the grain bug, and the damage has been slight.The heavy rains of the past month have brought out the wheat in fine style, and though the crop will not be large it will be fully equal to last year.The increase of acreage of wheat may be put at 20 per cent.From all the big wheat-growing counties the reports indicate more than an average crop.The southern counties suffered most from drought, but what they lose on wheat they will make up on fruit.The fruit crop will be the greatest ever known in the State.Napa County alone expects to make 3,000,000 gallons of wine.Barley and hay are both light, but there will be enough to feed the stock.Taken altogether the outlook is good and the prospects for the year are favourable to the alifornia farmer.\u201d \u2014 ee WE are glad to notice by our exchanges that the effort made by a Suffolk firm to develop the mackerel fisheries of the south-west coast of Ireland, is destined to prove successful.The fleet of boats belongigg to sthis enterprising firm and other local fishermen extends round the coast from Kinsale to Dingle Bay, and their operations must result in the expenditure of a large amount of ready money.Twenty vears ago the wealth of the southern fisheries remained practically unproductive, but when the Manx boats visited the coast a new impetus was iven, and the native population have not een slow to profit by the example of the fishermen who for generations have followed the pursuit on their own waters.The Irish fishermen have benefited largely in their enterprises through the Baroness Burdett-Coutts.\u2014 A Dr.NicHoLS, lecturing in London on economical food, demonstrated how the feat of living on sixpence a day was not only practicable, but actually conducive to: health, Dr.Nichols is a vegetarian.Butchers\u2019 meat he considers extravagant food as contrasted with wheaten bread, beans and rice, so rich in the richest elements of nutrition.But what is to become of the live stock interests of America and Australia when England ceases to import meat ?* er rt rt IT is understood that the Franchise Bill will not be adopted this session; but will remain before the country for another Toots inasmuch as, with the exception of ye elections, it appears unlikely that it will require to be invoked for some months.Meautime, we doubt not that the electors will give the whole question some attention and there may be good suggestions made upon which Parliament may act.À cusIc inch'of gold is worth $210; à cubic foot, $362,380; a eubic yard, $9,797,762.This is valuing it at $18 an ounce, At the commencement of the Christian era there was in the world $427,000,000 in, gold.This had diminished to $57,000,000 at the time America was discovered, when it began to increase.Now the amount of gold in use is estimated to be $6,000,000,000.\u2014_ Hox.OL1ver Mowar, as Attorney General, has notified all the County Attorneys of Ontario, that they must prosecute every party guilty of a violation of the Lettery Act.It is pointed out that the Act provides specially for the severe punishment of agents for the sale of lottery tickets as well as managers of lotteries, but buyers 0 we tickets are liable to prosecution as _\u2014 ee Mr.D.W.ArLIsoN, of Adolphustown\u2019 Ontario, is said to own the land upon which the U.E.Loyalists landed in 1784, and it is proposed to hold a centennial gathering on the spot next year.Kingston hasalso been mentioned as the proper place for a centennial gathering.The settlement at Adolphus\u2018own was one year later than that at Kingston.+ Tux New Brunswick Assembly having passed a bill providing for submitting to the popular vote the question of the abolition of the Legislative Council, sent itto the latter body for consideration, but they rejected, instead of adopting it.ACCORDING to the assessment returns just completed the value of taxable property in the city of Hamilton has increased over that of last vean by $1,379,582 ; while the population has advanced from 36,946 to 38,196.BIRTHS.Massian.\u2014At Quebec, on the Ist inst, the wife of Chris.W.Massiah, of a son.u SITUATION WANTED, As short hand cocrespendent in a whqle- sale house by a young mau eighteen years of age, having finished his course of commercial studies, best of reference.Address P.O.Box 656.May 2 m 104 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, with or without board, in a private family and no children, at No.116 Versailles, near St.James street west ; will be rented cheap.Address \u201c A.P.P.\u201d Hrraup office, Victoria Square.May 3 105 Notice to Creditors.RE EDWARD McGOVERN, DANVILLE, P.Q.The above Insolvent has made an assignment of his Estate to JONATHAN HODGSON and WILLIAM T.LINDSAY, Esquires, of Montreal, and his Creditors are hereby requested to fyle their claims, legally attested, with the undersigned immediately.CALDWELL & TAIT, No.96 St.Francois Xavier Street.Montreal, 1st May, 1883.uw 104 TENDERS FOR COAL FOR THE Public Institutions of Ontario, 1883.The Treasurer of the Province of Ontario will receive Tenders, addressed to him atthe Parliament Buildings, Toronto, and endoresd * Tenders for Coal,\u201d upto NOON of TUESDAY, 15th MAY, 1883, for the delivery of the following quantities of Coal in the Sheds of the Institutions named (except as regards the Asylum for Idiots, Orillia, where delivery is to be effected at the Midland Railway Station), on or before 1st July, 1883, viz.:\u2014 Asylum for the Insane, Toronto.Hard coal\u2014900 tons large egg size, 175 tons stove size.Soft co»1\u2014400 tons.Central Prison, Toronto.Hard coal\u201425 tons chestnut size, 74 tons stove size.Soft coal\u2014500 tons.Reformatory for Females, Toronto.Hard coal\u2014100 tons stove size.Soft coal\u2014500 tons.Asylum for the Insane, London.Hard coal\u2014220 tons egg size, 70 tons chestnut size.Soft coal\u20141,650 tons.Asylum for the Insans, Kingston.Hard coal\u2014250 tons small egg.Soft coal\u20141,400 tons.Asylum for the Insane, Hamilton.Hard coal\u201488 tons stove size, 26 tons chestnut size.Soft coal\u20141,125 tons for steam purposes, and 75 tons for grates.N.B.\u2014200 tons of the steam coal to be delivered at the pumping house.Asylum for Idiots, Orillia.Hard coal\u201485 tons stove coal.Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville.> Hard coal\u201465 tons large egg size, 25 tons stove size.Soft coal\u2014650 tons.Institution for the Blind, Brantford.Hard coal\u2014450 tons egg size, 150 tons stove size, 10 tons chestnut size.Soft coal\u201410 tons for grates.Agricultural College, Guelph, Hard coal\u2014300 tons large egg size, 25 tons stove size.Soft coal\u2014I25 tons for steam, 20 tons for gates.The hard coal to be Pittston, Scranton, or Lehigh.Tenderers are to name the mine or mines from which it is proposed to take the soft coal, and to designate the quality of the same, and, if required, to produce satisfactory evidence that the coal delivered is true to name.All coal to be delivered in a manner satisfactory to the authorities of the respective institutions.Tenders will be received for the whole supply specified, or for the quantities required in each institution.An accepted cheque for $500, payable to the order of the Treasurer of Ontario, must accompany each tender as a guarantee of its bona fides, and two sufficient sureties will be required for the due fulfilment of each contract.Specifications and forms and conditions of tender are to be obtzined from the Bur-, sars of the Institutions.: The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.s.C.WOOD, .Treasurer of Ontario.PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, .Toronto, 24th April, 1883.105 DIaS0L due by them will be paid.will be continued on his own account, - GEO.REMOVAL In consequence of the disastrous CHAS.AL April 30 Aemr Advertisements.WANTED, A situation as Correspondent or General Clerk ; understands Short-hand ; Wholesale Grocery preferred; best references Address M., HeraLp.May 2 u 104 NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.WE HAVE ADMITTED Andrew A.Allan, H.Montagu Allan and Robert A.Smith.AS PARTNERS IN OUR FIRM.HUGH & ANDREW ALLAN.May 1 m 103 THE MONTREAL GAS COY.Parties moving on the lst May, are re uired to give three days written notice at this Company\u2019s office, in order that the Gas may be turned off, otherwise they will be held liable for all gas passing through the meter until such notice be received.No plumber is authorized to turn on the gas without a written order from the Company.Any one so doing is liable to a t penalty by violating the clause- of the charter to that eftect.By order.: J.F.SCRIVER, Secretary, May 1 m 103 St.Andrews Society The REGULAR QUARTERLY MEET- | ING will be held in the Natural History Society\u2019s Rooms, University Street, on Thursday, 3rd Instant, at 8 P.M, By order.R.M.ESDAILE, Secretary.May 2 u 104 CASH PURCHASER! FOR SALE, AT 4 SACRIFICE, FOURSTONEHOUSES In St.Antoine Ward, WEST OF BLEURY STREET.\u2014\u2014 Unless application is made at once, the chance will be lost.Full particulars by applying to .R.K.THOMAS, 131 ST.JAMES STREET.May 2 m 104 Richelieu & Ontar Nav, Coy, Goods for Shipment by the Steame \u201cBOHEMIAN\u201d will be received at her Wharf CANAL BASIN, on Friday Morning, 46h instant.Apply to R.McEWAN, Freight Canal Basin, or at the General ALEX.MILLOY, Traffic Manager.228 St.Paul Street, 3 2nd May, 1883.| Agent.Jffices.\u2019 L.A.SENECAL, President.u 105 HoH Ii THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE EXISTING BETWEEN THE UNDERSIGNED AS Importing and Manufacturing Stationers was dissolved by limitation, on the 1st inst.All accounts due the firm will be paid to Mr.GEO.HORNE, by whom the business will be carried on, and by whom al accounts GEO.HORNE .N.F.GUERTIN.In reference to the above, the Subscriber begs to thank his old friends and customers for their kind patronage during the last thirty-two years, and to assure them that his business will be conducted 80 as to merit a continuance of their confidence.The business AT THE OLD STAND, Nos.71 and 73 St.Francois Xavier Street, where, by strict attention and continuing to keep a well-assorted stock of Choice Office and General Stationery, AND SELLING AT A SMALL ADVANCE, he hopes to have the CONTINUED PATRONAGE of his FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS.HORNE.NOTICE Fire in the OLD-ESTABLISHED LUNCH AND CONFECTIONERY ROOMS, EXANDER .Begs to inform his numerous customers that he has secured those eligible premises, No.219 ST.JAMES STREET, lately occupied by JAMES BROW and SAVAGE & LYMAN, being next door to ALEXANDER McGIBBON & CO.\u2019S Ttalian Warehouse, where he hopes, in a few weeks, to bein a position to meet his old friends and customers with increased facilities for their comfort and convenience.& BRO.102 Me Advertisements, WANTED, Ladies or Young Men in city or country, to take a light work at their homes; any one can doit; work sent by .mail, good salary, distance no objection, no canvassing.Address, with stamp, BURT & ENMOXS, Box 2178, Boston, Mass.u105 JOHN MURPHY C0 ARE NOW OFFERING 200 DOZEN Mousquetaire KID GLOVES AT ONLY |45c.PER PAIR.THE ABOVE TO BE HAD IN Dark Brown and Black.JOHN MURPHY & COS Is the Emporium for all kinds of KID GLOVES At LOWEST PRICES.REMEMBER THE ADDRESS : JOHN MURPHY & CO.New Cash Dry foods Establishment, 403 and 405 NOTRE DAME STREET Corner ST.PETER STREET.\u2014 JOHN MURPHY & CO2S Ladies Waterproofs are the cheapest and best.May 3 \u20ac 105 REMOVAL! WILL REMOVE On the 1st MAY, TO 23 COLLECE STREET Near McGILL STREET.DRAIN PIPES | OILS] April 19 93 R.B.MURRAY & Go.| ~ = A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Rem NAnertorments, LONDONDERRY, ¥.S.IRON WORKS.PIG IRON BAR IRON NAIL PLATE CAR WHEELS CAR AXLES, &c.Brand \u201cSiemens.\u201d \u2019 THE STEEL COMPANY OP CANADA, Limited, Office : No.17 ST.JOHN STREET, MONTREAL.May 3 6m 105 THE IE gr Segall\u201d The 88.\u2018Miramachi,\u201d Is intended to leave Montreal on The First Open Water, For Pictou, calling at Father Point, Metis, Gaspe, Perce, Summerside and Charlottetown.N.B.\u2014Port of destination in full must be plainly marked on all goods.Initials are not sufficient.Goods will not be received after three o\u2019clock on the afternoon of day of sailing.Has excellent accommodation for Passengers.or Freight or Passage, apply to DAVID SHAW, Agent.LEVE & ALDEN, Passenger Agents, St.James Street.April 30 102 BLACK DIAMOND Steamship Company, Limited.FOR LOWER PORTS.The following new Iron Steamships :\u2014 TUNSTALL, apt.J.B.Mackie, 1,247 Tons.COBAN, Capi.Daniel Anderson, 1,055 Are intended to run regularly between MONTREAL, CAPE BRETON and NEWFOUNDLAND.during the coming Season of N avigation, calling at other ports if inducements offer.Superior Passenger accommodation.or freight and passage, apply to KINGMAN, BROWN & CO., 14 Custom House Square, Montreal.101 April 28 The Ottawa.River Navigation Company BETWEEN Montreal and Will begin INSTANT, Train for Lachine to connect with Steamer, Ottawa, Regular Trips MONDAY, 7th Passengers will take 7 A.MARKET LINE TO M Little Rideau, Carillon aad Intermediate Portspone Steamer PRINCESS will leave Canal as r assengers and freight, i WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.af 6 A 3.QuroeHT RATES LOW and DISPATCH Freight for all ports between Montreal and Ottawa will be dispatched by thi; steamer.DOWNWARDS\u2014~The \u201cPrincess\u201d Will leave : Little Rideau every x : Carillon Very Monday, at 4 AM ¢ t 6 Little Rideau * Wednesday Eveningcarillon 6 Thursday, at 6 AMC eneral Office and Freight § COMMON Sime and ight Stores 87 and 89 R.W.SHEPHERD, Jr., May 2 Manager.| Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.Steamer THREE 5 or steamer EE RIVERS, Capt COLLETTE leaves for Three Ri e [ Friday aie pore vers every Tuesday and eamer CHAMBLY, Capt.FRS.LAMOU- REUX, leaves for C ë r Friday cay pm hambly every Tuesday and eamer TERREBONNE Captleaves daily (Sundays excepted) at AP ORCE, for Vercheres, calling at Boucherville.Varennes and Bout de L'Isle.For L\u2019Assomption un eee PUeSdAYE, Wednesdays and Satur- ; ontrecœur on - den Lhursdays and Saturda pa days, Tues YS.TICKET OFFICES :\u2014 .- oy 1 te James Street.and atthe lok et office, Rich coques Cartier Square.elleu Pler, foot of ALEX.MILLOY, I.A.SENECAL, Traffic Manager, President, General Offices, 222 St.Paul Street, } 1888.104 MERCHANTS INE _\u2014 \u2014 The undersigned will receive FREIGHT On MONDAY, APRIL 80th, FOR River Ports, Toronto, Hamilton, St, Catharines, Welland Canal Ports, ; Amherstburg, Windsor, Sarnia, Chicago, Owen Sound, and Prince Arthur\u2019s Landing.G.E.JAQUES & CO., Agents, Aprit 2 108 Common Street.r-101 Western Express Lin On MONDAY, APRIL 30th.FOR Brockville, Kineston, Toronto, Hamilton, Toledo, Cleveland, Detroit, Windsor, Sarnia, Meaford Collingwood, Owen Sound, \u2019 Milwaukee, Chicago, Prince Arthur's Landing, and Duluth CURRIE & MCLEAN, 91 and 92 Com el et, April 26 Montrealeesti.+ + bof 7) bed bo LT, A er + - ry bo Ay 1.THE MONTREAL HERALD, AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE » THURSDAY, MAY 3 Amussnents.ACADEMY OF MUSIC.HENRY THOMAS.- - Manager For Nine Nights aud Saturday Matinee, Commencing MONDAY, APRIL 30th.M.MAURICE GRAU\u2019S 3 POR \\ WORLD-FAMOUS FRENCH OPERA C0.M ME.THEO, The Parisian Diva.And M.CAPOUL, The Favorite Tenor Enlarged Orchestra.À Chorus nf 50 \u2018TO-NIGHT\u2014 LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT.Change of Opera ni«htly.Prices \u2014$1.50, 81, 75 and 50 cents, ac- oording to, location.Boxes $8, $12,and $16.Blan now open, April 30 102 THEATRE ROYAL.J.B.SPARROW - - - Manager.Eve Evening Next Week and Satur- TS any Matinee, ~The Celebrated PALMER & ULMER COY.Supporting the popular Soubrette Actress LIZZIE MAY ULMER, in the latest and greatest American Drama, entitled y A Play of Sh isti ron A Beglistie sad rama.49 a cal Interest.Produced with elegant Scenery and Appointments.: Popular prices.April 27 ART Scats at Prince\u2019s.ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL.GALLERY of PAINTINGS, &¢.PHILLIPS.SQUARE.Admission\u2014Gallery and Reading Room \"Free to Members and their Families.Non- Members, 25 cents to Gallery only.SATURDAYS FREE.April 11 86 Meuwu Advertisements, MECHANICS INSTITITTE.The Committee invite TENDERS for a Loan of TWENTY-SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS ($26,000,, for a term of ten years, which would form the first and only mortgage on the immovable propert: of the Institute.property Sealed Tenders, stating the rate of interest, to be sent in on or before WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th, at noon, addressed to the President, Mr.ROBERT IRWIN.The money wHl be required on the 8th June.May 1 m frs 102 CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.MR.D.McEACHRAN, VETERINARY SURGEON, Has removed his private residence to No.143 DUROCHER STREET.Office at the Veterinary College, 6 Union Avenue.BE Telephone communication with both places April 12 du 1st 87 REMOVAL NOTICE.JAS.BROWN & BRO.HARDWARE MERCHANTS, HAVE REMOVED TO No.220 81, JAMES STREET, Two Doors West of their 0ld Stand.April23 11967 Castle & Son, GLASS STAINERS, \u201c AND GENERAL HOUSE PAINTERS.PATENTEES OF THE \u201c PERMANENT BRICK STAIN,\u201d In imitation of Philadelphia pressed brick, imparting a rich warm color superior to the thin red color peculiar to our brick.April 30 102 FOR SALE.Brls.Steam Refined Seal Oil, This season\u2019 manufacture, to arrive next month.Brls.Newfoundland Cod Oil A, Grieve\u2019s and other Brands.Brls.Halifax and Gaspe Cod Oil À.Puncheons Barbadoes Molasses.The undersigned are the Montreal Agents for the ATLANTIC REFINERY, Halifax, N.S., and arc prepared to treat for sale of their Refined Sugars and Syrups, the latter already favourably known in this market.JOHN BAIRD & CO, No.191 COMMISSIONERS STREET.April 27 100 C.T.RYLAND &CO, Commission Merchants, 773 CRAIC STREET, MONTREAL, OFFER FOR SALE: Portland Kerosene, \u2018\u2018Ligonia,\u201d\u2019 \u201cWater White,\u201d and \u201cCrystal\u2019\u2019 Oils., Portland Machine Oil.| Paints\u2014dry and ground in oil.Paint and Varnish Brushes.Harness Varnish.Whiting, Axle Grease.Glue.Window Glass.Pumice Stone.\u201cLittle Joker\u2019\u2019 0il Cans (with pumps).&e.__ April 25 LL 98 Auction Sales.BY M.HICKS & C0.M.HICKS & CO Ceneral Auctioneers and Commisston Merchants, .Nos.447 and 449 NOTRE DAME STREET.We beg to inform those who intend selling their Honsehold Furniture this Spring that our lists are now open.Our friends and the public in general who intend fay.oring us with their commissions would do well to give us early intimation » to secure choice of days.All the sales will Le conducted by Mr.Hicks personally.Havine been favored with some of the most in; portant Sales of last year we feel confident that all entrusted to \u201cour care this Spring will be executed to the entire satisfaction of our patrons as in the past.Liberal terms and prompt returns will be given.Sales of Real Estate, Trade Sales, and Sales of Groceries, Damaged Goods, and General Merchandise solicited.M.HICKS & CO., 36 Auctioneers.Divite Us-seiinus, Banque Ville-Marie, NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend of THREE PER CENT upon the paid- up stock of this institution has been declared for the current half-year, and that the same will be payable at its head office in Montreal, on and after FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.The transfer books will be closed from the 22nd to\u2019 the 3lst of May next, both days inclusive.\u2018he ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders will be held at the ank, : On Wednesday, the 20th day of June next.The chair will be taken at noon.By order of the Board, U.GARAND, Cashierrr 104 THE CANADA CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, (LIMITED.) The Second Annual \u2018General Meeting of the Shareholders for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS for the ensuing year and other purposes, will be held at the offices of the Association ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9ta OF MAY NEXT, AT 11 A.M.By order of the Board, .G.DURNFORD, Secretary.Montreal, April 16, 1883.May 2 trs 9M 91 .NOTICE is hereby given that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the shareholders of the Canada Atlantic Railway Company will be held at the office of the Company, on Wellington Street, in the City of Ottawa, On Tuesday, the 20th day ef May, A.D.1883.At the hour of TWELVE o\u2019clock noon, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year and the trarsaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting.A.W.FLECK, Sec- Treasurer.Ottawa, 25th April 1883.7st 29M 99 BANK OF MONTREAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.upon the paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared tor the current half-year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city and its Branches, on and after \u2018| Friday, the First Day of June next, The Transfer Books will be closed from tlie 17th to the 31st of May next, both days inclusive.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders will be held at the Bank, on Monday, the Fourth Day of June next.The Chair will be taken at ONE o\u2019clock.By order of the Board.W.J.BUCHANAN, General Manager.Montreal, 20th April, 1883.str 4J 95 MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK OF CANADA.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend of Three and one Half per cent for the current half year, being at the rate of Seven per cent per annum upon the paid-up Capital Stock of this institution has been declared, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city, on and after Friday, the 1st June next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st May next, both days inclusive.i The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Bank on Wednesday, the 20th day of June next.The Chair to be taken at Twelve o\u2019clock noon.By order of the Board.GEORGE HAGUE, General Manager.Montreal, Aprit'25th, 1883.mr 18J 100 THE BANK OF TORONTO, DIVIDEND No.54.NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT for the current half-year, being at the rate of EIGHT PER CENT per annum, and a Bonus of TWO PER CENT upon the paid capital of the Bank, has this day been deciared and that the same will be payable at the Bank, and its branches, on and after FRIDAY.the FIRST day of JUNE next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the SEVENTEENTH to the THIRTY- | FIRST day of MAY, both days included.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Stockholders for the election of Directors will be held at the Banking House of the Institution, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th Auction Sales.BY JAMES LEA, THIS MORNING.ARGE SALE SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, at the UPTOWN AUCTION ROOMS, 1412 St.Catherine Street, Thursday Evening, 3rd instant, at 7.30 o'clock.104 JAMES LEA, Auctioneer.For Saie ar io Fet.TO LET, APARTMENTS suitable for Dentist or otner Professional Man, over our new Piano Rooms, 49 BEAVER HALL HILL, Now in Course of Preparation.Alterations to suit Tenant.DE ZOUCHE & ATWATER, 233 ST.JAMES STREET.April 27 r 100 TO LET, A Large Bright Double Office.APPLY TO BLAIKLOCK BROS, No.17 COMMON STREET.April 3 - 79 To LET, =, An office on the first floor of the Gigi HERALD BUILDING, well adapted for Architects\u2019, En ineers, or any professional party.Well lighted and heated.Entrance from St.James Street.Apply HeraLb office, May 1 103 TO LET, Two excellent well lighted .and heated offices or sample rooms about 30x40, each on the first flat of the Herap building fronting on Victoria Square, will be fitted up to suit eligible tenants.Apply at the HERALD office.April 16 91 TO LE, A comfortable stone front Dwelling with every convenience, containing ten Rooms, bedrooms, parlor, kitch: en, and sub-basement.Central locality, being No.820 Ontario street.Rent £70; no taxes.Apply 14 Lorne avenue, April 10 85 TO LET, a= That well-known business stand 355 Beil Notre Dame street, at present occu Ried by Madame McConkey.Apply TIFFIN BROS.: \u201c April 10 85 TO LETT.FROM 1st MAY, the ROOM now occupied by the Montreal Stock Exchange (with or without adjacent Cffices), No.58 St.Francois Xavier Street.Apply to ROBERT KANE, Office Heirs Hon.F.A.Quesnel, No.10 Exchange Court.February 13 \"TO LET.Premises on corner St.James Street West and Cathedral, within ffty yards of Bonaventure Station, Suited for Railway Offices or Light Manu facturing Business.Alterations will be made for suitable tenant.Heated with hot water if required.For'information, apply to the proprietors on the premises.DAWES & CO.February 7.32 FOR SALE.Upon St.Antoine street, the dwel £1 ine ouses known as Nos, 63, 65, \u201c161 and 69 of said street, with large lot in rear.Large lot, corner of Craig and Sanguinet strests, now occupied as a coal and lumber yard.That handsome villa residence, formerl y occupied by E.A.Dubois, Esq., with about forty acres of land ; large cut-stone dwelling Louse, out-buildings, garden, etc.This desirable property is situated almost opposite ¢ View Mount,\u201d the residence of the late Donald Ross, Esq.Title perfect.Terms easy.Apply to G.R.§! DeBEAUJEU, or to i$6 St.Denis street.E.C.MONK, Esq., Advocate, 182 & James street, February 5 31 TWO SHOPS TO LET a In Kingston, opposite Market ÿ Square, 33 feet x 16 feet 6 inches, with good cellars.One rear fire proof vault.Apply to RAWDEN & MACHAR, Kingston.37 April 19 FOR SALE, Private Dwellings and Building Lots, In various parts of the city.MONEY LOANED ON FIRST MORTAGE.F.McMANN & CO., 96 St.Francois Xavier Street.November 1 261 NEW ORIENTAL JEWELLERY, The Latest Novelty of the Day.Something Entirely New | All the rage in Vienna! BRACELETS, BROOCHES, Ranging in Price from Bl to |S?TO BE HAD AT W.J.CLARKE\u2019S, BEAVER HALL SQUARE, April 23 96 CATTLE FEED.The Mount Royal Ming and Mig, Co, ARE NOW OFFERING MO ULER of very superior quality, for Cattle, &c., in day of JUNE next.The chair to be taken 4\"80ttIes to suit customers.at noon.By order of the Board, D.COULSON, Cashier.Bank of Toronto, April 28th, 1883.1x 108 For prices, apply to ROSS, HALL & CO, 65 ST.PETER STREET.April 18 92 PINS, &c.! Auction Saies, GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS REMOVAL NOTICE.WILLIAM H.ARNTON, Auctioneerwill remove his salesroom to the Central business locality, No.212 St.James Stopposite the Merchants\u2019 Bank and next adjoining the Mechanics\u2019 I.stitute.He is determined to retain the prestige of the Old-established auction business to which he succeeded a year since.During this period he has had many important transactions entrusted to him done Strictly on a Commission Basis, and not otherwise.His training has been thorough whilst hus experience and ability warrant his promising abundant satisfaction.Diligence, activity and promptness will con- tinne to be his motto.His aim will be, whilst paying the closest attention to the interest of the seller, to secure the confidence of the buyer.His new place of business will place him on the best footing as to location.As to the rest he invites comparison.Histerms are Moderate.The public has recognized his claims and accorded him a very liberal measure of support in the various branches below : Real Estate, Household Furniture, Pianos, LEA Sales of general merchandise, Farming Stock and Horses, Works of Art, Paintings, &c., Valuations, Appraisais and Inventories.A call from his friends respectfnlly solicited up to the 1st May, at 91- St, James street ; after that dateat his new rooms, opposite Merchants\u2019 Bank.Wm.H.ARNTON has on view at all times Hopking\u2019 Maps of the City and Island of Montreal Geads\u2019 Improved! Atlas of the same, Government Cadastral plans and books of refer ence, about 100 Lithograph plans of suburban and city estates subdivided into lots, and a host of other plans and sketches, with a record of bulk of property sold, extending backover many years.April 54 du 97 re Miscellaneous.SEE MANUEL GARCIA CIGARS REINA VICTORIAS REGALIA CHICAS REINA MARIAS REGALIA EXTRA FINAS.All of the Crop 1879.PHILIP HENRY, 134 ST.JAMES STREET May 1 103 WE ALL WANT GOOD BREAD, ENDTNENE, LEADER Cogy s10% Will Bake More Evenly and Quickly, REQUIRES LESS FUEL - Than any other STOVE inthe Cty W.CLENDINNENG, 216 and 218 ST.JAMES ST.April 21 95 THE BOLTAND IRON CO OF TORONTO MANUFACTURE EVERY KIND OF Carriage and Fancy Head Bolts, Tire and Sleigh Shoe Bolts, Stove and Sink Bolts, Railway and Machine Bolts, Boiler Rivets and other Rivets, Railway Spikes and other Spikes, Lag ard Gimlet-Pointed Screws, Plough and Special Shaped Bolts.Specify early, Specify now and avoid dis appointment in deliveries.LOLS 1 COALS FOR SALE IN YARD, English Beamish Smiths\u2019 Coals, Orders taken for the well-known CALEDONIA MINE COALS, For delivery during season of navigation f.0.b.at Mines.J.& R.MCLEA, 8 Common Street.February 21 44 NATURAL ASPHALT ROOFING WARREN'S PATENT Remains Flexible under any extreme change of temperature, hot or cold.Does not run in summer or crack in winter.Fireproof and more durable than any other ement Roofing.GEORGE W.REED, SOLE AGENT.Slate, Metal and Gravel Roofer, 783 and 785 CRAIG STREET, Montreal.May 1 m trs 103 jo ' } i | and NAPIER MATTINGS for Auction Sales, BY THOMAS WALLS & SONS.THOMAS WALLS & SONS, Trade Auctioneers.COMMISSION MFRCHANTS: TRADE SALE EVER TUESDAY MONTREAL AND TORONTO.Liberal Advances in Cash madeïon Consignments, when necessary.Correspondence Solicited From Merchants, Manufacturers and Trustees.THOMAS WALLS & SONS, 10 DeBRESOLE STREET, MONTREAL.February 10 35 Miscellaneous.OPENING NAVIGATION 1883! Shipping Blanks, - Bills of Lading AND ALL KINDS OF RULED and PRINTED MATTER REQUIRED FOR OPENING OF NAVIGATION FROM THE \u201cHERALD\u201d PRINTING PUBLISHING COMPANY, (LIMITED) Victoria Square.ESTIMATES FURNISHED, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WANTED KNOWN STODDART'S 0 SOLID SILVER LEVER WATCHES, STEMWINDERS, Same Quality, $12.50.: The above-named Watches are SOLID SILVER CASES, SOLID SILVER CAPPED, JEWELLED IN 15 ACTIONS, and WARRANTED FIVE YEARS All risk of damage in conveyance or otherwise, to be paid by the firm.R.W.STODDART, 41 and 41} BLEURY ST., MONTREAL, CANADA, 13 RED LION STREET, LONDON, ENGLAND.BF 12,000 of the above Watches kept in stock to'select from.March 23 70 THE CARPET WAREHOUSE! ESTABLISHED 1859 OFFICE FURNISHINGS A SPECIALTY.CLOTHS all grades; COCOA, JUTE heavy wear.Private offices fitted up in any style from a cheap HEMP CARPET to a fine BRUSSELS or VELVET.Fine line of KENSINGTON ART SQUARES just opened.We make a specialty of BORDERED RUGS, in Tapestry, Brussels, Velvet, Axminister and Imitation Turkish.Door Mats and Rngs of every kind.Window Blinds fitted up with Spring Rollers.JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 459 and 461 NOTRE DAME STREET.April 9 84 SCOTCH WHISKEY ! \u201c GLENMAHRA\u201d in Bulk anp in Cases of one dozen Quarts.Scotch Pale Ale! .AITKEN'S of Falkirk, In QUART and PINT BOTTLES CI.ARE'T! (VINTAGE, 1874.) CRUSE & FILS, Bordeaux, QUARTS AND PIN1a.Bottled by WILLIAM SHIELS & co, ÉITR FOR SALE BY J.G.SIDEY, Commissioners St., Montreal.December 5 290 ART IN BUSINESS.ENVELOPES stamped in Relief Cameo and illuminated in colours by PA tter than by any other house in the country.Ne charge for Business Dies.All our Work is Designed, Enraved and Stamped on the Premises by Competent Artists.GEO.BISHOP & CO, Engravers, Lithographers and Printers, 169 St.James Street.November 11 str 270 LINOLEUMS and ENGLISH OIL- ENT PROCESS, quicker, cheaper and | Auction Sales.BY SHAW & GOWDEY.The Household Furniture, CARPETS and GENERAL EFFECTS at the Residence, No.118 Cadieux Street will be sold by the subscribers on Friday Morning Next, the 4th instant, At TEN o\u2019clock.104 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.DRAWINC-ROOM, DINING-ROOM and BEDROOM FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, GASALIERS, ORNAMENTS; CHINA, GLASS and PLATED WARE, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.Sale at the Residence of J.G.Bellhouse, Esq., No.40 St.Matthew Street, Friday Morning Next, the 4th instant, At TEN o'clock.104 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.LARGE SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNT- TURE, CARPETS, PIANOS AND GENERAL EFFECT», At our Rooms, St.James Street, - Friday Afternoon Next, the 4th May, At TWO o\u2019clock.104 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers., > 5 \u2014r Auctions Yalss, .BY BENNING & LARSALOU.\u2014 AUCTION SALE OF ESTATE W.F.MEWHORT & CO, On FRIDAY, £th MAY., The subscribers have received instructions to sell the Stock-in-Trade of the above.named Insolvent, at the premises, No.237 ST.JAMES STREET, in the, following order: \u2014 .lst.Drugmsts\u2019 Sundries, Combs, Stationers\u2019 Goods, Fancy Toys, &e.2nd.Rubber Clothing, .3rd.Hose, Packing, Shoes, &ec.4th.Gas Fixtures, Stove, Shelving, Desks, three Plate Glass Show Cases, Safe, Counters, Awnings, &c.The three first lots will be sold at 80 much on the dollar as per inventory prices.Stock on view the day previous to the sale, Terms made known the day of sale.Sale at ELEVEN: o\u2019clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 104 Auctioneers.Miscollancons, HOUSEHOLDFURNITURE SALES At Private Residences, Sales of Farm Stock, Agrieultural fm- plements, &c., in the City and Country, and General Merchandise.All receive our best attention.: SHAW & GOWDEY, © 32 Auct:oneers.Miscellaneous.aka ADRY |), Henry Chapman Co Sole Agents FOR THE DOMINION.February 6 trs 31 VEN BAKNG POWDER Messrs S.H.& A.S.EWING Beg to announce that they have purchased the right of marafacturing and selling the justly celebrated and well-known VLEN- NA BAKING POWDER from the executors of the late Mr.C.M.Putney, and will continue its manufocture at their mills 57 & 61St.James Street MONTREAL.: A continuance of that patronage already so extensively accorded 1s respectfully solicited.For Sale by all Grocers.February 13 37 JOHN HOPE & co.Agents in Canada for JOHN DE KUYPER & SON, Rotterdam.MARTELL & CO., Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO.Co ac.MOET & CHANDOE, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO, Coblen =, BARTON & GUESTILS, Eordeaux, M.MISA, Xeres de la lrontera, COCKBURN, SMITHE, $ & CD, Oporto.MULLER & DARTHLE, Tarragona, FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.E.& J.BURKE, Dublin, .PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London.BUL!EuH, LADE & CO, Glasgow.WM.JA: ESON & CO, Dublin.CANTRELL « COCHRANE, Dublin.&e., &e.N.BORDERS RECEIVED FROM THE WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY.TO CONSUMERS.English Dak-Tanned Leather BELTING ! MANUFACTURED FROM THE PURE OAK-TANNED LEATHER.CASSILS, STIMSON & CO.March 31 TI JOSEPH JAMES & CO., Corner LATOUR .STREET and BUSBY LANE, Metal, Slate and Gravel Roofers.SOLE AGENTS FOR SPARHAM CEMENT ROOFING, B&F Estimates givenTon application.Apri 11 8 Montreal Brass Works, R.MITCHELL & CO.MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINEERS AND PLUMBERS\u2019 SUPLLIES, The Oontinuous §FeedziLubricator UIRCULALS ON APPLICA ITON Ar1iJ12 27 ARB WIRE FENCING FIRST PRIZE awarded us at the Exhibition held-in Montreal, September, 1882, and SILVER MEDAL for the Machine \u2018used in the manufacture of same THE MANITOBA FES Four-Point Barb_ Calvanized Steel Wire Fencing.Ordinary Fencing Barbs 74 inches apart.Hog Wire for bottom line, Barbs 44 inches apart.Plain Twisted Wire Fencing, without Barbs, at REDPUCED RATES.R@\" Send for Circulars and Price Lists.THE CANADA WIRE CO.H.R.IVES, President and Manager, QUEEN STREET, Montreal.February 26 Steel Rails FISH PLATES À Quantity in Store ready for Delivery.LOCOMOTIVES, To Lease or Sell, FROGS, Crossings, and Switches SEMAPHORES, And Steel Wire Lupe TRACK BOLTS With Atwood Patent Lock Nuts.TRACKLAYERS' TOOLS, &o., &c, Apply or address JOHN TAYLOR & BROTHER 16 ST.JOHN STREET, Merchants and Contractors in Rail way Equipment and Engineering: Supplies.295 December 11 HAVING RECEIVED THEIR, SPRING COODS Taïlorme and Haberdasher.Also, PATTERN SUITS FROM: POOLE, INVITE INSPECTION.March 21 68 00 SUGAR CORN We offer to Wholesale Buvers the full pack or\u201d .HOEGG SUGAR CORN.Quality is not excelled by any of the Maine Varieties.PRICES LOW In 100 Case Lots.B&F Send for Price List.HARDING & HATHEWAY® ST.JOHN, N.B.November 17 275 Light! 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