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With the _Canadian noon of conncr,¢c,iorilnio---A strong combination---root snarcrioiocrs win
Receive $193.50 for Eacii $100 _of Tlieir Stock, or a Premium of 93 1-2 ner ceiit---lhe
Form of Agreement and Notice of Special General Meeting oiShareholders---.lhe
'!‘Iu- liii-rclriiuts iiank ofI’rincc Edward
i~I.uul|uui just sent out to its share-
ii-~|.h-i.-; ilie ilrnfc copy of the agreement
into- sulnnittcd at thc special general
o
|:~i-tiling of thc ilaak on, the tenth
\,..-ii next, The agreement embodies the
ini inns clauses to ho considered by the
ni--.-1 ing, covering the arrirngeinent enter-
he
of
|`onnncu:e. Perlraps the most interesting
|-- il ure In connection with thc deal-
iui.-ii-.<ii|rg at least to thc Bank’s Share-
liiil-iiri-..-is the amount to he paid them by
ilu- gun-aliasing Bank. This is set down
in the agreement at the sum of six hun-
iiii-li and seventy-eiglit thousand and
I5
ilu- i-quivalent of one hundred and ninety-
.»ii uno hy the directors for the sale oft
|luii.',~' Assets to llrc Canadian Bank
in i-nly»four dollars ($ii'i8,il2-i,00) which
|ini-i- dollars rind fifty cents ($iil.l,50 )
lin i-ai-lr one hundred dollars ofliierclran
Ii ini: Stoclr.
ii iiius appears that the shareholders
n il! ri-nlize lhe very handsome premium
ni .r‘:.' 2/. on their investment and the
~ii.\i-i-imlriersiruvo every reason to feel
tu ieiwlingly grateful to the latc prcsiilcnt,
iiviiiirurin Hcariz, Esquire. for the splen-
iiiii progress made uudcr his able manage-
na-ni, imd the sound basis upon which he
li-ii ihis popular financial iustltutlcn,also
in his capable successor, W. A, Weeks,
Ii-quire, and thc able and rciiabledlrectors
;i, neil as to the cilicient and painstaking
i.i».hicr, Mr. J. M. Davison, and his
uitnpotcnt stuil‘. ,
'lhe late L. L. Beer, Esq. who us vice-
pii--lili-nt took a deep interest in the
in~iit\\tion_an<l aided it very materially
by his sound counsel and 'large business
i-\pcricnci-.<lcsc1'ves honorable mention
aniorig its ahlcst énpporters.
'i`lnrr. the llanlc of Commerce should
maize such a liberal deal witir the share-
iinliii-rs of lhe Merchants Bank is the
In-;||i~.-it tribute to the eillciont and
-uii-ifssful nranncr in which its business
ini-, hiacn conducted and the confidence it
luis si-cured in all quarters in which it
it i\ ii,-id lliraneial transactions.
_\i.|ii;i:MieN'r made the day of
.\ il one thousand nine hundred und six,
Between
'i`lii‘Il\iERClIANil‘S BANK OF PRINCE
EINVARD ISLAND
iiii-reiirafler called the Vendor) of the
lim part and
'|‘lli»l CANADIAN BANK OF COM-
MERCE
ilu-ri-iuaiter called thc Purclurser) of the
xi-i-orirl part.
\\'lrc-r-ons hy Section 323 of the Bank Act
_inri-iuiincrrt Act 1000. passed by the
i'.nii=uuent of Canada, it is enacted that
any hunk may sell the whole or any
,nn-iinri ofits assets toany other bank
niiii-li may purchase such assets, and that
ilu- .selling and purchasing banks may for
:ou ii p_ur-poses enter' into an agrccment of
ts
uto anil to all other statutes, laws ii
powers applicable tour vested or to
vested in tho parties hereto and each
f
and conditions hereinafter set out;
six, a copy of this aizreernent having bce
Vendor to his last known address a
least four weeks previous to the date
of the time and place of holding su
tion carried by the votes of shareholder
subscribed capital stock ofthe Vendor;
l\'O\V 'l`lIIS AGREEMENT \\'lTNl<ISS-
ETH:
1. The Vendor agrees to sell to th
Purchaser, and the Purchaser agrees t
kind- and- wheresoever situated wlri§l;,t.lr
cluding among all others (if any) thos
shown by the books and records of th
ordinary course of business -by th
Vendor prior to said date on which this
purchase is io take effect, ami including
also those which have been or shall be
acquired by the Vendor between the
making of sulrl examination in the month
of February, one thousand nine hundred
and six, and said date on which this pur-
chase is to taka effect; the foregoing being
hereinafter referred to as “the purchased
premises."
2. Tire consideration for the purchased
premises shall be:
(a) The sum of six hundred and
seventy eight thousand and twenty four
dollars (il78,0'l-i) in cash;loss any deduc-
tion which may be made under the
provisions of paragraplriiof this agree-
ment.
(b) The assumption by the Purchaser
of all the debts, liabilities, contracts and
obligations ofthe Vendor (including notes
issued and intended for circulation out-
‘_\!i~ and nurchiise;
standing and in circulation, and leasehold
11
ch
meeting;
And \Vll°l'°4\S 'W Slliih meetlllk this bills. notes and securities owned or helil
agreement was duly approved by resolu-
A l 'I .
ni n iereas pursuant to thosaid slat obligations) existing on the day this Act, and the necessary accounts n
“fl allurchasa taken efI`cct,inrludlng liabilities calculations between the part
be in respect of any present or future hereundershallbe made as of that date.
V of actions, proceedings, claims or demands
tl\eu\.tl1e=aid iwtles have agreed upon ln connection with any matter or thin ~
the sale and purchase and upon the terms an d R’ (R)
i (c) The covenants of the Purchaser
And `\Vhcrea*1 this agreement of sale ` herein eont,ni|,¢d_
and purchase was duly submitted to tbe` 3 This Agreement is made by the
shareholders of the Vendor at a Special Purchaser upon the basis of the Vend°,~',,
G°“9l`N MSBUDZ ‘l\\I¥ Milled f°I‘ 01° Dllr- affairs being substantially as disclosed by
wsu and held on the tenth day of April. its nook. nnii records submitted to ibi-
A- D. one thousand nine hundred and Purchaser at the time of thc examination
11 thereofby the agents of the Purchaser-
duly mailed to each shareholder of thc in the mouth of February one tlrousnnd
t nine hundred and six.
Of It is understood that: the cash and
'IW Bald UIGENDE. Wilelher Wilhil “UNCH various assets of similar nature of the
Vendor have not heen actually' examined
by the Purchaser, nor have the various
by tho Vendor been actually exhibited to
s and checked with the books and records
of the Vendor (present in person or by the Purchaser. If on such further ex-
Y0i1l‘6S0|li»€i1 bl' Pl`0X.Y) l‘°Pl`9B°“i~InK not amlnation and checking over as the Pur-
less tlnrrr two-tlrirds of the amount of the chaser may desire to rnaka, it :should ap'
pear that the actual assets at the time of
said examination of the Venrlor‘s books
ll.
vrzrmon as roL1.ows: .
To pay the said cash consideration.
(b) To assume, pay, discharge, perfor
and in circulation and leasehold o
lities in respect of any present
future actions, proceedings, claims
and its ligpidator with respect to tl
Vendors autos in -circulation.) -. _ -~
(cl
other officer of tho Vendor again
demands for or by reason of any ma
may hereafter he done or omitted
be done in relation to the aiairs
To indemnify every Director an
allaciions, proceedings, claims an
ter or thing done or omitted, or which ‘
K, ,.
0|
g \
nd position of tho Vendor as disclosed
ies by said books and records has up to
the present time been substantially
'mn runcnaszn co\'r:x1in~1's wrrn rar: maintained; and that hereafter. and
until the compleiioa of the sais and
purchase hereby agreed on, the
nr Vendors business shall continue io be
and carry out all the debts, liabilities, so carried on in its usual and ordinary
contracts and obligations of thi course, and so that the position of the
Vendortineluding notes Issued and Vendor asit existed at the time of
intended for circulation, outstanding said examination in February, one
bl
i thousand nine hundred and six, shall
Kilt-lDllI~) existing on the day this pur- until the completion of the sale and
chase takes eflectfluoludlug all 'llabl purchase hereby agreed on be
nor substantially preserved and main-
o .
r tained
oeurands in connection with any mat- (fl) That no dividend cr distribution of
ter or thing, and Including all stain piolit shall, pending the completion of
tory requirements upon the Vendor the sale and purchase hereby agreed
ri- on, be declared or made by the Vendor
to its shareholders.
sd 8. .Tue Pxnrres nrrnnro nu1'u/ir.Lr,
‘A i:ovnnaN'r1iNn /ioar-:ic the one with the
'__ gollrer as fcllows:--
‘ (al That they willrnake due application
no theGovernor-in~Council,tlrr~ough{the
Minister of Finance and Receiver
General, for approval- of this agree-
Vendor owns or possesses or may be un-
titled to on the day this purchase is to
take effect as hereinafter mentioned, in-
and records made in February, one thou-
sand nine hundred and six, fell short of
e the amount of assets shown by said books
o and records, or if before the purchased
buy from the Vendor, all the real and premises are taken over hereunder by the
personal properties, assets, rights, credits
and clfects of the Vendor of Whatever otherwise than ia the ordinary course of
Purchaser the Vendor shall have parted
a business, with any of its assets, including
those which existed at the time of sal
examination in February, one thousang‘
nine hundred and six, and those acquired'
e and which shnllbs acquired by the Ven-
e iicr between the making of thc said ex-
Vendor examined by or submitted to tho _aminatlon and the dateon which this pur-
agents of the Purchaser in the month of chase is to take effect, then the said sum
Febrirnry, one thousand nine hundred and of six hundred and seventy eight thous-
the Vendor, except in so far as any- i
Buch action, proceeding, claim ori
- deruandshall bo in respect of o' wilful ,
partqlsuclt Director or other omoar, ,
or directly caused by the gross
ncgligenccof snub Director or other
"`oilIcer.  -` ` " "` ,
i>uncaasca:-
That all resolutions, by-laws and
other proceedings of its Shareholders
and Directors, and otherwise, shall
be duly passed, enacted and taken
as may be necessary in order that the
Vendor may be duly authorized
tu)
or deliberate breach' of l.nxst_ on the '
7. 'me vsuuoacoviasanrs wrrn ms ,'
incut pursuant to iho terms of Th:
Bank Act Amendment Act 1900. and
shall afford all information vihich thi
Minister of Finance and Receiver
General requires in connection with
sncbupplicaiion.
in 'ruse they win respectively use
allsuch proceedings and do all such
acts and things as may be necessary
from time toilme in order that tht’
temis of this agreement may be fully
observed and carried out according to
the true intent and meaning hereof.
IN wi1'Nnss \vmnnEor~‘ this agreement
has _been duly exi-cated by lhe Vendor
six. except in an far as the same may have and and tweuty»four dollars ($078,024)
been or shall be parted with in the shall be reduced by theamount of suchde-
e fleiency of assets, and the balance only
of this agreement.
lb)
and empowered to carry out the term
That after the completion of the sali-
shall be the cash consideration to be paid
to the Vendor. '
It is agreed, however, that inrespect of
assets which actually , existed when
said examination was made by the Pur-
chaser in February, one thousand nine
hundred and six no deduction shall be
made by reason of any alleged deficiency
in valuesu
4. The said cnsli consideration is to he
paid to tho Vendor on thejfexecation (e)
by the Vendor of the requisite Deeds of
conveyance and transfer to the Purchaser
and delivery of possession of the purchas-
Deeds of conveyance and transfer shall be
tendered for execution by the Purchaser
to the Vendor without delay after this
purchase takes effect.
ii. ' This purclras shall take effect on
and frmn tho day upon which the irp-
proval of the Governor-in-Council is given
to this agreement, pursuant to the said \
\
sd premises to the Purchaser; and such `
and purchase' hereby agreed on
5 and Purchaser under their resileotive
Corporate Seals and the hands of their
respective proper officers in that behalf,
on the day and year first above written.
in the presence of
um Vendurshnil' Wm., an due des: SIGNED SEALED AND nl'-:l.lvEREDl
patch and without unreasonable delay
wind up and liquidate its ailhirii, and
shall cease to carry on business,
gud shall take the necessary proceed-
ings for the surrender of its Charter,
The Merchants Bank of Prince Fdward
Island.
CuAar.or'rs'ro\vN. February 2<iih,l90il.
or other termination thereof, or shall To the' Shareholders of The Merchants
permit the same to expire by eiiluxi
on
of time.
Bank of Prince Edward Island:
Ne tiations for the sale of this Bank
K0
That the books and records of the with one ofthe largest and most import-
Vendor, examined on‘hehalf ofthe ant Banks of the Dominion havabeen
ii
Purchaser in February, one thousan
nina hundred and six, exhibit
carried on for some time, and I now have
to Inform you that as a result your
substantially all the debts, liabilities, 'Directors have concluded an arrangement
contracts, and obligations of the Iwitb THE CANADIAN BANK OF
Vendor as of the time of such examin-
COMMERCE for the sale of tha Assets
tiontanil that the Vendo\‘s business ‘and Goodwill of this Bank, upon the
has since said examination made on terms set forth in tho agreement to that
behalf of the Purchaser in February, end herewith enclosed.
one- thousand nine hundred and six, Your Directors have taken this action
been carried onin the ordinary and consequent on the views and wisheoof
usual course as thoretorore, and the the Shareholders, almost unanimously
expredsed at tho: recent Annual Meeting
held_ou the Ninth day of January last,
instructing your Directors to make such
sale and terms that could be regarded
advantageous to them. .
Your Directors have been most careful
to obtain the best possible price, and are
pleased to refer to the generous accept-
anco of their offer on the part of the
purchasing Bunk, thereby enabling your
Directors to strongly recommend the
acceptance on your part of the agreement,
‘believing it to ba in your host interests
that the proposed sale be completed.
As you will nee bv the accompanying
notice, a meeting oi the Shareholders of
the Bank iii called to take place ou the
Tenth dly of April next, to consider and
vote on this proposition; it is necessary in
order to complete lhe agreement that
Shareholders representing at least two
thirds of the Capital of the Bank should
either be present or represented by proxy
at the meeting and vote in favor of a re-
solution _accepting the said agreement.
A form of proxy is enclosed for your
signature in case you cannot attend the
meeting personally, which please sign and
return to the Bank promptly, as all
proxies must be in the hands of the i
Very Able Local Management That Accomplished This Will Be Continued.
Cashier atleast one day previous io the
meeting. ,
W. A. \Vl'}i'Il{S, President.
TIIE MERCII.-\N'l`S HANK Ol" I’Ii[NCi~I
Ei)\V.-\I`iD ISi.A.\'l`.
Notice is hereby given tirat a Special
Generaiiileeting of ilre Slrareliclders of
The Merchants Bank of Prince liiiunrii
Island, will be held nt its lianlring liousc,
Great George Street, in the (lily oi Char-
lottetown, Prince i-Idwarfl isliiiui, on'
Tuesday. the tenth day of April, illliii, at
tire hour of cleven o'ciocl< in ihei
to consider anil if thought lil, io
of an agreement for the sale hy
The Merchants Bank oi' l’r-incc
Island, of the wlrulu oi' its nssicis lu 'i`Ii\:
Canadian llanlr of tioinincri-e, on the
ternrs set out in such -rgrei-iric-nt uhich
will bcsubnrittcil to the said Sir-rrel|uldcr~
at said meeting.
By order of the Dircc-_nr.~,
J. Af. il.\\`|h`llN
Cashier of thc liiercliirntu ltinlr of
Prince l'Iii\vuril island.
February 2»ith, 1006.
urenoon,
approve
the isuiil
i‘Iil\\'ar1l
f t .
THD MEKCHANTS
EDWARD
holders of 'rriz MERCHANTS BANK
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
, ‘ inihcpreoeaceof 
possible:
intentionally omitted.
I
BANK or PRINCE
ISLAND.
.PFKCXY
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    . . . . . . .

being the holder of. _   .  ..shares in the Capital Stool; of
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, hcichy np.
point and authorize W. A. Weeks, and Frank R. Hcariz, or either oi tlii-in,
to vote for me and on my behalf at the special general meeting of the slnue
OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLANI),
to be held on Tuesday ih_e Tenth day of Aprii,i9o6, and at any adjournment
thereof, due notice of which meeting and of the business to be tnrrs rated
thereat I hereby acknowledge to have received.
_ WITNESSrnyhaadaod seal this......... .  ) _-A »~
Ssieixal
dayof............ .........A.D,i9'J6. ‘~ff-“
l__,
This Proxy should be sent in and recorded -at the Bank ru; soon as
I ~_In our recent "write up" ofthe ariiaighmntion oi' those two Ilniiks, the
name ofthe late Owen Connolly, Esq., among former pursuit-nts was un-
nnt is BEFQRE.  -
THE iEoisLAruRE
Oi New -Bru`nswick` to Prevent Sending Liquor
inio Scott Aci Counties or Towns , Under
Penalties-Express Agents Punishabie
I-'|n;|»nr¢ii:roN, Pub. 28-(Special.-)'l-Iii
lhe local legislature today Premier
’l‘\vui-die prssentol a bill in amendment
oi lim liquor License Act.
This was at the request of the Provin-
i-inl 'i'emper-ance Federation.
ll- provides thot no licensed dealer shall
mul into any county, city, or town
wlu-re the Canadian Temperance Act is in
i--rec any consignments of liquor where
there is reason to believe the eousigneo is
in iiieliquor bdsiness. f '
N01' Hhallanyliquorbsseut into Boott
/\<=t'Countlesihrough the _agency of any
Pirates. company wan-sins liquor is to
"0 ilaiil foioa delivery, I ' 4 _| V
rnniiiiu, imiliilins inmiaunii or
licenses  flnea not exceeding one
i......u.i\ ilifiiu-n no pi-oviiiin.
r|.iir§i~»` hr .lrmi oirrofvsf vm-
vu-ai rio-lim iiinisto ii ni; for simian
.  ,» -..,-..u»,.<-,-»
liquor O. 0; D. into Scott Acl counties.
This amendment is regarded as o
liquor into Scott Act counties is very
considerable,
,__,_____----
EIBIIIII BUSY,  
Ili SIIMIIES
...ic m may .mai iifimoon vrewlns
estimates Io anticipation of the coming
session.
These will he hrnnght_ down early and
“mir mp me' rims. bury iinin rw.. rarit-
oi-iiwr, ren. as-iéiieellli-The Cel"-,
vnnn loin
Warburton vs. the King was heard in
Tho grounds of appeal are a
ing to current prices. John H. Moss.
ciullon of the arguments ludgluslrt was
reserved and the oonrt adjourned until
Thur-silay, lst March. _ 4
WIHIIIIIIIIIN . LUIS Ui Iliillii
iilil IHIM iiiilli
Lsouc, Alberta, Feb. 27-Next spring.
Orrawa, Feb. 2%.-The appeal ln twenty-four miles west of here,thore will
hs witneszed the beginning of awondcrful
the Supreme Court yesterday.1l. is the last g\;;:f;__|“£ t£g|:?::°::;=£°y’_ gzwmf
‘case on the marltinre province list. » his Bev", ¢,°wn5|,|pr_ will "mg in 3:1,
The appellant 0\VI\Slf\DdH. ¢\ll¥il¢dl W he part ofAlherta very shortly, and eight
valuable for resiricntal purposes. on tha mugs nor", ,,n°¢,|,,|- (;,,\|e|,“»,¢°|°ny |,, in
‘Bam n-mit ni. Churlotu-town il’- E~I~>. no sinrteil at ine more tiinomiir intrin-
,part of which were taken compulsory for ¢0|,my wgllwwpy gm" u,wm,h|p,, The
tht! M\\Il‘l\! H“\‘I>°" I-“`°“°I' °f lh° P' - E colonists have been well infomreil .as to
t Island llallway, and thereby Zdepreclateil, me d|m,,n|¢|e,, they Wm hue go gunning
and illrllliwtl life Ullifllfil W I"lV° bee" with, especially at the commencement,
mud’ Iml’°“'“"°° "5 "he G' 0' n‘5“I° °t caused to thc remainder of the property. ang 0( me ,ure News, which ‘wiring
In a suitin the Exchequer Court, Mr. than |¢ they persevcm ,nd an im1“3|,|-1.
Justice Burhldizu allowed $2.012 Wm’ ous. Thclluvdin those two Galician col-
interert of five l1¢l` °°“'-> f°\' "I‘° Ifmd onlesis saidwbe extremely fertile, and
8XD\‘°l>l‘i*\i“d» "NI 32-500 1°' “°m°l¢°5 “'m‘ the intending colonists are auger to begin
costs upon the issue as io compensation. ,orb , -
ur t boon --,i---
assensrnsnts are inadequate, and in view I
of the evidence ought to be materially
increineii, .ry to $10,000 at least. uworfi-
, I - .
  l'.oionoN,li'ob. Z7-Wiuthiltboownuthe
‘ -xi mo"
I“3I‘“' M' b“‘ig°" "N" hnisxrmmgtun of“tb¢DL:lI’l'cii army
Mr. Flelding’s injury will delay the |“.|n,",,_ q~},,“m,|"q",,,|,k Mn hu
purlgetiinii ina Tariff cmnniisoionn rn~ isa for soldiers on the much and
` ` the firhig line. Thr our
, on
"°“` wr. ...plea from an niniini puma
i
».\i
,,
,oiiioni is
  iiuoiosoni
LoNpoN, Feb..B"l.-Some small `tir has
been' raised in tha,Anglo~Canadian - frainr
lnity by an article by - a Umatilla
_loumalistnow visiting Englanihia the
Pall Mall Gazette, alleging that the
'whole. Canadian public life and no
lneonriderabie parlion of the husiuen
life in permeated with corruption, and hu
says the man who himself is honest fools
that he must be ready to cope with
hoodie at every turn.
Alarge section of the population are
incapable of being convinced that any
man can hc no foolish as to run for alder
man or member of parliament merely for
his health. According an a member is
,successful and subservient he is rewarded
with aooliectorahip, judgeship or other
ovorument plum. He winds up with
'Thse has never yet hesna Federal
pieulicr who has been free from suspicion
‘of pilrlonal enrlirnic-clit."
»I 
appeared for the appellant. Hon. Solicitor I I , i Ind llllllnohurll. FM' mv" WN U0
General Lemieux for tho Crown. On con- exposed in trenches it will be a hloulng
providingawelronro change from cold
/
ratloné Un the march the soup boiler
wlil simmer continuously, ready for the
first lip halt, and or pint of boo! tea will
pup," b`o'ldrgNdtooacii soldier. The lids Is
,iuruiztbwarrl wholesome things. fo the
( uclu n of stimulants.
I lt hldhhcen found that beef tea .goes
for-that in strengthening soldiers for touts
  I DEAD
Bosron, Feb. 28.-(Special)-.lohn .lenk~
ins aged lil, and Grace Adams aged li,
were arrested in Cambridge laxit night.
They belong to Kentville, N.S., and
claim they were married in Wollrllle.
Jenkins had a iiitlelgmcery store which
he sold. The girl he very childish in
appearance.
ST. Plrraiisiiirno, Feb. W.-Some Inter
eating statistics are just published ro-
latiugw rooent operations of the Gov-
ernment. During the month ending Feb-
ruary 7,l7Fi newspapers were suspended,
M editors arrested, the state of siege
proclaimed in 02 places, minor state of
llagointli. The number of peopielmm-
raarily executed, not including the Mos-
cow repressions, was 1,400; the uumbe
of political arrest! la St. Pcternbur
was 1,716, and in Russia proper 10,000.
Temporary|priroua wan opened ln.~l'l
towns: two thousand postal and tele-
foi warm than am or whlllvo
when employes won dismlwllv I-Ed ovu-
REV. NICIIOLSON
IN BOSTON
Was Professor in Queens and Born in P.E.IsIand
--Very Youthful Couple from Nova Scotia
' Arrested Claim They Were Married
Rev. A. ll. Niclroiscu, forever si i|m\ri< 1'
of a century n professor' :il i,> ii-cue. i'ni-
versily, died this uroriiiixg ni par':\Iy,~i~a
after' alnrosi a yi-ar's iIInc~‘=.
lie was lil years old and gm-ally bi-lnvi il
by the students.
Mr. Nicholson was horn in l‘riiu o
l-lilwarii Island.
A widow and several r-hiiilrcn .suri-ii.
a score of workmen's cheap risiaunu-' i
in St, Petersburg closed so as in \»i.-\i-..-
the umemployed from obtaining ri-§i.~|.
it is estimated that agrarian nuiinpis
resulting from rnisgovcrnmcni, i-n\at..i
aa actual destruction of propi-try uaiih
$i(l,fll0,m0, one-sixth of \\'lrIclr ocvniiui in
the provinces.
CHICAGO MARKETS
Oxloaoo, February es- ian.-.-...I \ ._
Corn, Deo., (iii Corn. .\l-it, in,
Wheat “ slit uh... ~ 1-ig
Pork, May, $15.37 .l’url., Jan., Lil-`v.'.‘.l