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THE iZElrlE. MONTREAL: MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1013. VOL. SO, in OCEAN NAVIGATION. OCEAN NAVIGATION.

OCEAN NAVIGATION. GULF AND RIVER REPORTS 4.20 p.m. Corinthian outward L'Islet, 7.25 p.m. Gienarm Head outward arrived at Quebec, 6.25 a-m. Cairntorr outward arrived at-Quebec, 7.30 a-m.

MOUNT TEMPLE IS i OUT OF DRYDOGK SUMMER SERVICE from MONTREAL QUEBEC TECTONIC Oct. 18, Nor. 15 CANADA Not. 1, Not. 29.

LALBENTIC Oct. 23, 22. MEGANTIC Nov. 8, Dec. 6.

One Class Cabin (II.) Service Rates 50 and $55, according to Steamer. From Winter I'orlJ, Portland, and Halifax, N.S. The best of everything- at Moderate Ra teg. The Laurentic and Mefantic are fitted with Elevators and carry Btrlug Orchestras. McKee, Fort Wtiliam, light; steamer Scottish Hero, Fort William, light.

OWSN SOUND. Owen Sound, Ont; Oct. 11. Inward: Germanic, Coliingwood, freight. Outward: J.

H. Shrigley, Cheboygan, light; Caribou, Soo, freight; City of Meaford, Providence Bay, freight; Boo, freight. PORT DALHOUSIE. Port Dalhousie, October 11. Up Port Colborne, Dalhousie to Niagara KaTIfi, pulp wood; Imperial and barge, Montreal to Cleveland, light; City of Hamilton, Montreal to Detroit, general cargo; Fordonia, Kingston to Fort William, general cargo: to Port Colborne, Plummer, Montreal to Fort William, general." cargo; Spalding, Kingston to Ashtabula, light; Dalton, Oswego to Chicago, coat Down Dunelm, Port Colborne to Montreal, wheat; Compton, Port Colborne to Montreal, wheat; Fairmount, Port Colborne to Montreal, wheat: Pueblo, Erie to Montreal, coal.

PORT COLBORNE. Port October 12. Up, Saturday Yorkton and Midland Quees, Montreal to Port Colborne, light, 11 p.m.; Burlington, Ogdens-burg ty Chicago, general cargo, 4.i0 a.m.; Keywest, Montreal to Port light, a.m.;- Byron Whitaker, Montreal to Cleveland, light, 6.3" a.m.; Robert Wallace, Oswego to Milwaukee, coal, 8 a.m.; Calgary, Montreal to Port Colborne, light, 8.30 a.m.; Natlronco, Montreal to Fort Colborne, light, 10 a.m.; Port Colborne, Quebec to Niagara Falls, pulp wood, 1 p.m.; City of Hamilton, Montreal to Detroit, general cargo, 2 p.m.; Hamilton, Montreal to Port Colborne, light, 3 p.m.; Imperial and barge, No. 41, Montreal to Cleveland, light, 8 a.m. Down, Saturday Pueblo, Conneaul to Montreal, coal, 1 p.m.; Coronia, Fort William to Montreal, wheat, a.m.; Bickerdikc, Fort William 10 Montreal, wheat, 5.30 a.m.;' Yorkton and Midland Queen, Port Colborne to Montreal, wheat and barley, 3.30 p.m.; Keywsst, Port Colborno to Montreal, wheat, 7 p.m.

Cleared Midland Prince. Down, Sunday Howe, Dulnth (u Montreal, wheat, 1.25 a.m.;- Bennington, Chicago to "Ogdensburg, light, 2.30 a.m.; Klnmount, Fort Wiliuini to Kingston, wheat, 2.30 Calgary, Port Colborne to Montreal, wheat, 5 p.m.; Beaverton, Fort William to Montreal, wheat and flax, I p.m. L'p, Sunday Plummer, Montreal to Fort William, general cargo, 3 a.m., Spalding, Kingston to Chicago, light, 8 a.m.; Dalton, Oswego to Chicago, coal, a.m.; Kingston tu Fort William, light. 12.06 p.m.; Arabian, Montreal to Port Colborne, light, 1 p.m.; Glenmount and Regina, Mom-real to Fort William, general cargo. 10 p.m.

Arrived Carruthers. strong; westerly. C0TTON.lfllKET"FERVOUS Ostober un. Crane Island (3-) Inward at 1.55 p.m., Bridgeport. Father Point (157) Cloudy; light west wind.

Inward at 10. 40 a.m., 58 miles east, Cornishman. Outward at 10 a.m., Floride. Little Metis (176) Cloudy south wind. Inward at 1.15 p.m., Cornishman.

Matane (200) Clear; south wind. Outward aV noon, Cadillac. Cape 1234) Cloudy; east wind. Inward at 8 a.m., Lingan. Outward at -11 a.m., Casaapedia.

Cape Magdalen (294) Cloudy; southwest -wind. Inward -at 10.60 a.m., KronpriDs Olav. Fame Point (325) calm. Outward at 8.30 a.m., Inishowen Head. Htath Point (439) Clear; calm.

Inward at 11 a.m., 93 miles east of Montreal; 115 miles east, Athenia. Money Point (537) Inward at 10 a.m. Blackheath. Cape Ray (553) Outward at 3 a.m., Pallana. Flat Point (575) Clear; northeast wind.

Inward at 12.30 a.m., Felix; at. 11. 30 p.m., yesterday, Cacouna anil Storstad. Outward at 3 a.m., Black-heath; at 8.30 p.m. yesterday, Nevada.

Cape Race (826) Clear; strong north wind. Point Amour (673) Clear; north wind. Inward at 8.20 a.m., Pretorian. Belle Isle (734) Clear; Mron northeast wind. Quebec and Above.

Longue Pointe (5) Cloudy; strong south wind. Outward at 2.10 p.m., Virginia and tow; at 3.05 p.m., Glenarm Head. Vercheres (19) Cloudy; south wind. Inward at 2.50 p.m. Renvoyle.

Sorel (39) Cloudy; south, wind. Left down at 11.50 a.m., Spray. Outward at 12.05 p.m., Andania; at 1.35 p.m:, City of Sydney. Three River3 (71) Cloudy; strong southwest wind. Inward at 1 p.m., Teutonic; at 2.40 p.m., Roberval.

Arrived down at 1 p.m., Westerian. Anchored down at 2 p.m., Turcoman and Megantic; at 3 p.m., Andnia. Arrived down at 2.30 p.m., Spray. Grondines (98) Cloudy; strong southwest wind. Outward at 2.50 p.m., Letitia.

Quebec (179) Cloudy; northeast wind- Arrived inward at 12.05 p.m., Willehad; at 1.45 p.m.. Royal George. STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS Steamer. Baltic Olympic. Philadelphia.

La Savoie. Georglc. Rotterdam. Roehambeau Frankfurt. Mendoza.

Kursk. Royal Pomeranian. At. Southampton. New York York.

New York New York York From. York York York Liverpool Rotterdam Libau New York Avouraouth Iiondon Montrtal INLAND NAVIGATION LACHINE CANAL. Up, Oct. 11 locoma to Cleveland, light; x.osedale to Fort William, general cargo; L. W.

Robinson to Charlotte, light; Keyport to Port CoU borne, light; Dundurri to Hamilton, passengers and general cargo; Renvoyle to Oswego, pulp wood. liown Westerian from Cleveland, locoma from Cleveland, oil; L. W. Robinson from Charlotte, coal; Keyport from Port Colbome. 86.940 bushels of wheat.

Up, Oct. 12. None. Down Sarnor from Ashtabula, coal; H. M.

Pcllatt from Fort William, bushels of wheat; Saskatoon from Port Colborne, 2.400 tons of flour; F. P. Jones from Charlotte, coal; Glen-mavis' from Port Colborne, 86,176 bushels of wheat; City of Ottawa from Cleveland, passengers and general cargo. SAULT STE. MARIE.

Sault Ste. Marie, October 11. UpFriday, Westmount, North Star, 7 p.m.; Jone, BarLh, Norris, Grace Holland, Collingwood, 9.30; Edmonton, Michigan, JU; Chas. Warner, 10.30; Schiller, 11; Ontario, Maricopa, Martha Midnight, Linn, Hill, Ciement, Empress, Fort William Squire, Pend. White, Lynch, Iroquois, 3.30; Bunsen, Queen City, Walter Scranton, 4.30; Empire City, Hebard, Verona, McWilliams, Alex.

Thompson, Cowle, Kenork, Van Hise, Maida, James Wallace, 7.30; Hoover, 8.30; Joshua- Rhodes, Wol-vin, Sti Clair, 10; North Wind, 10.30; Sumas, 11; Lackawana, Mary McLaughlin, Santiago, Walsh, Holden. r.oon; Wlckshire Ellwood, Hoase, Umbria, Oliver, 2.30; (large) Fitzgerald, Schlessinger, Widener, Steinbrenner, Ombega, Harvester, Drummond, Sheldon Octorara, 5.30; Choctaw, Sje'rra, 6. Down Friday, Fryer, Mary Elphicke, 8 p.m.; J. E. Upson, Wright, Rockefeller, Whaleback, 9.30; Oglebay.

Canopus, 11; Wm. Brown, midnight; Corrigan, 12.30; Hoyt Winona Louis Davidson 1.30; Lakeland, Dunham, Shaughnessy, McKee, Sonoma, T. Hutchinson, Cuddy, 5.30; Saronic, Andaste, Sullivan, 7.30; Matoa, Carrington, 8.30; Turret Cape, Pollock, Duluth, 9.30; Filbert Smith, Thompson, 10.30; Scottish Hero, Riddle, 11.30; Ericsson, Magna, 12.30 p.m.; Corvus, 1.30; Athabasca, Robert Holland, Fassett, Pentland, Northern King, Watson, Rosemount, 3.30; Perkins, Wm. H. Mack, 7.

Sault Ste, Marie, Oct. 12. Up. (Large) Samuel Mather, Azetec, midnight; Truesdale Norton 4.30; Stewart Yates 6.30; Leonard, Miller, Griffin, Fisher 7.30; Reed Meacham 8.30; -Argus, Sagamore Murphy 9.30; Morrow, Price, Hamonlc 10.30; Ren- sun Oil barge, Morrell, Fulton, 11.30; Wickwlre, 12.30 p.m.; Meaford D. O.

Mills 1.30; Assiniboia, Sy'vania, Paipoonge Leopold Dundee Sultana, Agassiz 6.30; Butler Superior 7.30. Down. Trimble 8 last night; Thomas Barium 9.30; Heffelfinger 10.30; Wawataw 11.30; Turret Crown 3 a. Kopp 3.30; Weston Turret Chief Flagg, Thompson, John Donaldson 6.30; Dan Hanna Wells, Cornelius William Mather, -Gary, Bartow 9.30; Goulder, Merida 10; Ed-enborn 11; Kensington, noon; Reis, 12.30; Amaranth 1.30; John Barium 2: Arcturus, Brower 3.30; Ball Bros. 4.30; Panay, Andrews 5.30; Manitoba 6.30; Phipps Laughlin McDougal, Liv ingstone 9.

MIDLAND. Midland, Oct. 12. Arrived: Steadier W- D. Matthews, Fort Wil-liaim, wheat; steamer Agawa, Fort William, wheat; steamer Winona.

Fort William, wheat; steamer J. A. McKee, Fort William, wheat; steamer W. B. Ogilbay, Duluth.

wheat; s'eamer Turret Cape, Fort William, wheat; steamer Scottish Hero, Fort William, wheat. Cleared: Steamer S. W. Matthews, Fort William, light; steamer, Neeblng, Fort William, iisht; steamer Wlnonn, Knrl William. Imht: steamer A.

QANAOiAN' PACIFIC EMPRESSES QUEBECLIVERPOOL UmprfM of Ireland Oct. Id fcmprea af Britain. Oct. SO Montreal Quebec Liverpool Lake Manitoba Nor. Convenient offices for booties: Allan Line.

575 St. Catherine St.W.: Tlioo. Cook Son. 530 St. Catherine W.

H. Henry. L-S8 St. Jamet or WM. WEBBElt, General Agent Canadian London J'anaenser Serrlre.

Front rnm Southampton. Montreal Oct. ASCANTA Oct. 18 Oct 1H T.S8. ATSONIA 1 Oct.

ANDANIA Nov. 15 All Steamers wtll call at Plymouth east-bound and (ueeimtown westbound. Itiites: Ciibin minimum, $40.25, $17. BO, mid Third Clnss, Hrttixb. enthound.

to westbound, $.10. 00 to Full particulars on Hiiplli-utloii to special Uptown Agcuty, 530 St. Catherine St. W. THE ROBERT REt'ORD LIMITED, tit.

Sacrament Street. Steerage Branch, 488 St. James Street Quebec Steamship Go. LIMITI) ST. LAWRENCE LINE.

Quebec to GuIe Coast Ports, Gflspe, Mil Bay, Perce, Sumuierside, Chiulbttetown auil l'ictou. S.S. CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern nccouimoilation for passenger, wtll sail from Wharf Swtion 23. Montreal, Thursday, 23rd October, nnd Cth November, at i p.m., and from Quebec the following day at noon. NEW YORK, BERMUDA and WEST INDIES LINES From I'ler 41, North niver.

New York. KOYAL MAIL '01t BEIlilUDA. R.S. BKUMI.DIAN. 10,518 tons displacement, wills 11 a 2'ml October, 1st, 12th and 22nd November.

The only steamer -landing pas vngers at the dock at Bermud.t. For St. Thomas, St. Croix, St Kltta, Antigua, Guadatoupe, Oomiuiia, Martinique, St. Lucia, Barbodoes and Demerara.

SS. 2 p.m., 18th October Tickets at all Principal Ticket Offices. J. 11KOCK Til Commissioners St ho. Cook Son, 530 St.

Catherine St. W. H. Henry, 288 St. James Hone Kiret.

0 St. Lawrence Blvd. W. H. Clancy, 122 St.

nines St. Qt'EBliC STEAMSHIP Quebec. MONTREAL A NT) QUEBEC. TO BELFAST AD OUiLH Appointed ialllugi subject to change. FHOJI MONTREAL.

TO BELFAST GLENARM HEAD About Oct. 10 TO 1)1 LL1N About Oct. 14 A limited number ot cabin, sauentferi carried. For freight and nil other particular! apply to McLean. Kennedy Quebec: J.

D. Roth, Chicago; F.C.Thompson, Toronto, or to IfcLEAM, KENNEDY CO. General Ak'ents. 111)13 Coristine MONTREAL. LONDON PARIS HAMBURG Pres.

Lincoln Oct. 18, 11 A.M. tAmerika Oct. 23 "Graf IValdersee. Oct.

lmperator Nov. 1 fRitsiCnrltflU.il la Cam; Restaurant. Second cabin only. "Hamburt; direct. Pennsylvania, S.S.

Graf Wnidersee, and S.S. Pretoria sail from New Pier loot of 33rd South Brooklyn. Air other Sailings this service from our "oboken Piers. FROM BOSTON Cleveland Oct. 11 Hamburg Oct 28 vsl'hese Steamers offer exceptional accommodation in both First and Second Cabins.

Madeira, Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa St liners In this service leave from NW PIER, 33rd South Brooklyn. Take 39tb St. Ferry. S.S. Cincinnati (17,000 tons), Oct.

28, 13 noon S.8. Cleveland (17,000 tons), Nov. 20, 12 noon Will not call at Madeira. Hamburg-American 45 Broadway, N.Y.; or Jas. Thorn, 118 Notre Dame St W.

H. Henry, 286 St. James Thos. Cook Son, 530 St. Catherine St Hone Ic Rivet, 0 8t.

Lawrence Montreal. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES The Allan Line. S.S. TUNISIAN, Hamilton, Master, Liverpool, is entered at Customs. Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.

H. A. ALLAN. Agents. N0JICE TO CONSIGNEES The Thomson Line S.S.

CAIRNTORR, R. A. Purvis. Master, from Hull, is entered at Customs. Consignees Will please pass their entries without delay.

THE ROBERT REFORD Agents. ers, square, 11 to. 13 62s. Lard, prime western, In tierces, 55s 9d; do. American, refined, 66s 6d.

Chicago, October 11. Contrary to strength at the yards provisions displayed sympathy with the upset inflicted on cereals. The principal deliveries all underwent a decline. Prices at the close were Irregular, varying from 12V4c loss to an advance of 2 Vie. Future quotations were: Mess Pork, Per BrI.

High. lyow. Close. Jan. $19.55 $19.574 May 19.

8Q 19.65 19.67',4 Lard, Per 100 Lbs. Nov 10.66 Jan. ....10.55 10.50 10. 50-10. 53 V4 May 10.75 10.70 10.70 Short Tvlbs, Per 100 Lbs.

Oct- 10.75 Dec. 10.4214 10. S5 10. 35-10. 37Vi May 10.55 10.

47 ",4 10.50 Cash quotations closed: Pork, $21. Lard, $10.65. Ribs. to $11.25. He I don't find the gong of thn nightingale so exquisitely lovely aa you do.

She It's only when you're wtth me that It seems sq beautiful Fllegende Blatter. HEAD UK BUFFALOES ON LINER. 5 Buffaloes were shipped to -the other side by one of the Head liners this season, but the C. N. R.

liner Royal George brought several Buffaloes to this port yesterday. She will shortly take them away again, for the Buffaloes on this vessel are not animals, but members of the crewr who are also members of the "Royal George lodge of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. The lodge will hold an open meeting and concert at the Sailors' institute tonight, to which all members of the order and friends are invited. The principal contributors to the evening's programme will be members of the Royal George crew, assisted by local talent. BOUND FOR MONTREAL.

Vessel. From. Date. Camilla. Puerto Sept.

29 Cervona Oct. 1 Montreal Antwerp Oct. Mount London Oct. Newport Oct Sicilian London Oct Ascania Southampton Oct. Graciana Hull Oct.

Athenia Glasgow. Pretorian Glasgav Queen Wil- helmina Hamburg Oct. Myra' Fell. Englishman. Bristol.

7 Victorian Liverpool Benguela Cardiff Montfort Montcalm. London Manchester Commerce. Manchester Grampian Glasgow. Saturnia Glasgow. Laurentic Liverpool 8 8 8 8 a 8 11 Oct.

11 NOTES. sailed from Bray Head Montreal, for Dublin, October 11. Glenarm Head sailed from Montreal for Belfast, October 11. Letitia, Donaldson line, sailed from Montreal, for Glasgow, October 11. Royal George, C.N.R.

line, arrived at Montreal, from Bristol, yesterday. Cornishman, Dominion line, arrived at Montreal, from Bristol, yesterday. Megantic, White Star line, sailed from Montreal, for Liverpool, October 11. Teutonic, White Star line, arrived t- Antnkor iu-uuuctti, livm -jjivciyuui, w-ivwc. 11.

Turcoman, Dominion line, sailed from Montreal for Bristol, Oatober 11. Saturnia, Donaldson sailed from Glasgow, for October 11. Laurentie, White. Star line, sailed from Liverpool, for Montreal, October ii. i Athenia, Donaldson line, is due at Montreal from Glasgow tomorrow morning.

Andania, Cunard line, sailed from Montreal, for Plymouth and London, October 11. Cairntorr, Thomson line, sailed from Montreal for Newcastle and Leith, yesterday. Ascania, Cunard -line, is due at Montreal from London and' Southampton this evening. Willehad, Canada line, arrived at Montreal, from Hamburg, Bremen and Rotterdam, yesterday. PORT OF MONTREAL 'Arrived October 11.

Teutonic- 9,984, Jaes, Liverpool, passengers and general cargo. Agents, White Star Co. At shed 4. October 12. Royol George 11,145, Thompson, Bristol, passengers and general cargo.

Agents, C.N.R. Qj. At shed 10, Cornishman Bristol, general White Star Co. 5,749, Christie, cargo. Agents, At shed 6.

4,701, Filsingtr, Willehad (Oer.) Hamburg, passengers and general cargo. Agents, White Star oC. At shed 16. Cleared October 11. Turcoman 5,829, Jones, Bristol, general cargo, Agents, White Star Co.

Letitia 8,991, McNeill, Glasgow, passengers and general cargo. Agents, Robert Reford Co. Megantic 14,878, David, Liverpool, passengers and general cargo. Agents. Whito Star Co.

Andania Miller, Plymouth and London, passengers and general cargo. Agents, Robert Reford Co. Glenarm Head 3,908, Belfast, general cargo. Agents, McLean, Kennedy Co. Bray Head 3,077, Butt, Dublin, general cargo.

Agents, McLean, Kennedy oC. October 12. Cairntorr 3,588, Newcastle and Leith, general cargo. Agents, Robert Reford Co. Corinthian 6,270, Bamber, Havre and London, passengers and general cargo.

Agents, H. A. Allan. VESSELS IN PORT. Mount Temple, 8.790.

Moore, London and Antwerp, passengers and general cargo. Agents, C. V. R. Co.

At shed 7. Grlndon Hall, 3,712, Owen, Buenos Ayres, corn. Agents, Robert Reford Co. At Winilmill foint. Monmouth, 4,078, Griffiths, LiV- erpool, passengers and general cargo.

Agents, P. R. Co. At shed 8. Montezuma.

8,360, Griffiths, London and Antwerp, passengers and general cargo. Agents, R. Co. At shed 7. Bommerstad, 3,850, Lodrup, loading grain.

Agent, T. R. McCarthy. At Windmill Point. Peruviana, 3,153, Jones, Shields, ballast.

Agents, Furness, Withy Co. At shed 15. Tunisian, 10,576, Hamilton, Liverpool, passengers and general rargo. Agents, H. and A.

Allan. At shed 2. Manchester Pork, 4,093, Stott, Manchester, general cargo. Agents, Furness, Withy and Co. At shed 13.

PORT OF QUEBEC Quebec, October 11. Arrived Ar rived--Bridgeport Sydney; Teutonic Liverpool; Willehad Hamburg; Royal George Bristol; Cornishman (Br.) Avonmouth'il Arrived 12fh Ascania (Br Loft don; Savoy Antlcostl; Glenfoyle Phields; Kronprln'z Olav Sydney; Lingan Sydney, Liner Released Within Single Week From Time She Was Lifted FIERCE ATLANTIC GALE Teutonic Brought Several Delegates From Great Britain for W.C.T.U. Conference at Brooklyn The C.P.R. liner Mount Temple was released from the floating ship dock at' Maisonneuve at about 1 p.m. yesterday, a week, almost to the hour, eiice she was docked.

During that time, the liner's injuries haVe been tpeirma.ne.nyv repaired, and that in spite ft a certain shortage of labor which retarded her release by quite two days. After leaving the dry dock, the Mount Temple came back to her pier and berthed at shed 7, the Monte- zuma backing to shed 9 to make room for her. Her cargo will now be shipped again on the Mount Temple, as quickly as possible, to allow of her resuming the voyage to and Antwerp which was interrupted, within the first hour of its commencement, by the mishap which caused her to jstrand on the mud-banks off Lon-gueuil. As the Mount Temple stranded on September 24, and was not docked until the 5th it has taken considerably less time to repair her injuries than it took to refloat her and discharge her heavy cargo, which included over 120,000 bushels of eriain. GALES ON ATLANTIC.

Reports of the i-ale whiih fanjjd the flames that j-T'yed the doom-d Volturno were when th. Teutonic arrived here on Saturday night, and after the Royal George had berthed uiy yesterday For two 'Ays fcoth these fast liners drove through a gale which was -accompanied by heavy seas, but which iaiiea to diminish their excentional speed. The estimated velocity of the wind was about 50 miles an hour and Bunie. ueiay- may pe expected to-nave J-l been caused to" other inward bound vessels. 't TEUTONIC'S FAST TRIP.

The White Star linen Teutonic put "up an unusually fast time from on the trip which concluded with her arrival in this-port on Saturday e-'ening. Fast times are expected from the Teutonic, but taking the state of the weather into account, her recent passage must be allowed to rank amtfng gkhe vessel's very best performances, "since she was first put on -the St. Lawrence route. She brought out 737 passengers, of whom 404 were in the cabin, and the remainder third class. Among the ciibin passengers were 31 delegates from Great Britain to the W.

T. U. conference which is to be held at Brooklyn, N. Y. ROYAL GEORGE RETARDED.

A slight mishap to her steering gear prevented, the- e-r -Jnv-r- liner Roya George from emulating the Teutonic's performance. The Royal George was catching up to the Teutonic when something went amiss with her steering gear, while coming up the lower river. trouble was easily 'on- the linef's arrival at Quebec, but-the time lost prevented her making this port -on Saturday evening, as she would otherwise have done: The Royal George had close on 1,000 passengers this trip, of whom 85 were first, 300 second, and 550 third. Both the Royal George and her sister ship, the Royal Edward, are evidently increasing in popularity with the travelling public, as they are carrying many more passengers than was the case with either on most of their trips last year. OTHER ARRIVALS.

i Other arrivals yesterday were the Canada liner from. Hamburg, Bremen and Rotterdam and the Dominion liner Cornishman, from Bristol, the Willehad brough -780 third class passengers, as well as a large general cargo. This is expected to be the last visit to Montreal, this season. The Cornishman brought close on 1.5C0 tons of general cargo, fronr Bristol. MOVEMENTS IN FORT.

There were four arrivals of ocean liners in port during the past week- end, the White Star liner Teutonic, from Liverpool, on Saturday; the C. N. R. liner Royal George, from Bristol, the Canada liner Willehad, from German ports, and the Dominion' liner Cornishman, from Bristol, yesterday. Other arrivals on Saturday were the R.

O. steamer Montreal, the Gas-pesian and the Dom'inion Coal liner' Maskinonge. Departures on Saturday were the Dominion liner Turcoman, for Bristol; the Donaldson liner Letitia, for Glasgow; the White Star liner Megantic, for Liverpool; the Glenarm Head, for Belfast, and the Bray Head, for Dublin. The Black Diamond liner City of Sydney also sailed. Sailings yesterday were the Thomson liner Cairntorr, for Newcastle and Leith, and the Allan liner Corinthian, for.

Havre and London. RIVER AND GULF. Incoming liners which have been signalled below Quebec during the weekend include the Cunard liner Ascania, from London and Southampton; the C. P. R.

liner Montreal, from London and Antwerpi the New Zealand liner Karamea, from Newport; the Donald son liner Athenia, from Glasgow, and the Allan liner. Pretorian, also from the Clyde. The weather was cloudy above and below Quebeo on Saturday with rain in the upper river on Saturday night, and early yesterday. ALLAN LINE STEAMERS. Grampian for Montreal, sailed from Greenock 11 p.m.

October lOtU. Scandinavian, from Montreal for Glasgow, was 212 miles west of Mai In Head 10 a.m. October 11. Ion'm, from London for Montreal, sailed from Havre October 10. Corinthian sailed from Montreal for Havre and London yesterday.

LATE SIGNALS. The following report was received from the signal station at midnight: Andania outward at Martin RiveT, 2.40 Megantic outward at Fame Point, 5 p.m. Turcoman outward at Little Metis, 4 p.m. Ascania inward arrived at Quebec, 6.45 p.m. Letitia outward at Martin River, 12.20 p.m.

Athenia inward at Father Point, 8.05 p.m. Pretorian toward at Matane, 8.65 p.m. Pallanza outward at Cape Race, 7 m. Lake Michigan outward 140 mile ea of Bellis Isle1, 6.30 p.m. HoHperlan outward 390 miles east of Belle Isle.

6.30 p.m. Sicilian, inward 2B mile eat of Belle Isle, 9 a.m. Bray Hifd outward at Cape Salmon, D0MI5I0H LIKE Cornishman. Oct. ISiEnglishman.Oct.

25 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LUTE 'IFcie Tors Condon Direct Minnewaska.Oct Mlnnetonka. 25IMinnehaha. EED STAS LIJTE 2fn Tork itovtr Amtverp for ft riij Kroonland Oct. 22'ZeeIand Nov. 5 Finland Oct.

29 Lapland Nor. 12 Compavv's Offices, lis Notre Dame St. town Ajrncj, MO St. Catherine St. W.

W. H. Clancy, 122 St. James MM Glasgow Passeacev and Freight Service Cold Storage on Steamer marked From From Glasgow. Montreal.

Oct. ATHENIA r-t. 1 Oct. 11 KS. PATTKNIA Oct.

2" Oct. CASSANDRA 1 I'aswige Rates; Cabin (second), $47.50 lipwardn; Third ClaM, east and westbound, 11.25, and full particulars on application to special Uptown Agency, XO St. Catherine St. W. any Steamship Agent, or THE KOBEBT BEFORD LIMITED, to bt Sacrament Street Steerage Branch, 488 St Jamea Street.

Jcint London Freight JerTij- Cold Storage and Cool Air on Steamers Marked FROM MONTREAL T.SS. ASCANIA Oct. 1" SS. DEVONA Oct. 25 T.SS.

AUSONIA Nov. 1 CALAIS SERVICE From Montreal. SS. CAIRNDHU Oct 25 LEITH SERVICE From Montreal. SS.

CEIfVONA I Oct. 21 tOWCASTLE SERVICE From Montreal. SS. CERVONA About Oct. 21 THE ROBERT REFORD LIMITED, AGENTS, -at St.

Sacrament Street. PICKFORD BLACK STFAMERS Sail from Halifax every twelve days for Bermuda, St. Kitts. Antigua, Barba-doea, Trinidad and Uemerara. Alternate Steamera call at Montjerrat, Dominica, St.

Lucia and St. Vincent. A Booklet describing a trip to the Tropics oil P. Ii. Liner, can be obtained on application.

THE ROBERT REFORD LIMITED. Montreal, Toronto, Quebec. St. John, Portland. Me.

CUNARD NEXT SAILINGS or THE Fastest Steamers in the World MAURITANIA 22 LUSITANIA NOV. 5 Sailing at 1 A.M. 'lulckest ROUTE VIA Fl.SrPGl'ARD for LONCON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA ocirea Oct. 18, 10 A.M a' iw 3 1.10A.M LtlSITania Nv. 15, 111 A.

orreralj. Dec 10. IOa.m Mauretanla iTi' "'-n'i. pec. oc.rmMi..Nv.29,ioA.M maiireiania oCalls at Queenstown East and West Bound MEDITERRANEAN-ADRIATIC SERVICE Calling at Madeira, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Fiume.

Suillngs noon. See Itinerary. rj.t 01 IAwnwrA Knvr 90 tULTONIA, Nov? 6. tt'AKPATHIA, Dec. 8 Hill cull (I I riilino.

tOmits Madeira. JOmits "Madeira, Gibraltar, Genoa, carries 2d and 3d class Genoa. Special Winter Cruises RIVIERA ITALY-EGYPT Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Monaco, Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Fiume, Alexandria. RANCONU Will not call at Alexandria. fOmit Trieste and Fiume.

ROUND THE WORLD TRirS, UP. Special throntrb rates to Egypt, India, China, Jaoan, Manila, New Zealand, Sooth Africa, and South America. Independent tours in Europe, etc Send for booklet Cunard Tours. Aventa for Peninsular and Oriental S. N.

Co. Frequent Sallinca to India, China, Japan, and Australia. Piers, foot West lith St-eet, R. Offices, 24 State Street, N.Y., opposite Battery. The Robert Reford 23-25 St.

Sacrament St. W. H. Henry, 286 Si. James St.

Hone Blvet, 9 St. Lawrence Blvd. Thoa. Cook Son. 30 St Catherine St West AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND EASTERN CANADIAN SERVICE From Montreal.

S.S. Karamea Oct. JS S.S. Calrnrosa Nov. 20 Steamers call direct at Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin.

Cargo transhipped for other ports. For freight and ocean rates and full particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING LIMITED. 213 Board of Trade Bide, Montreal. Gaspe Steamship Company, Limited. ROVAL MAIL 1 SS.

LADY OF C.ASPE Will sal! September 8th, 22nd, October Btb and 20th, for On spy, Bale des Chaleura Porta as far as Paspeblac. Excellent accommodation for one hundred tonrlsts. For Freight and Tickets, apply A. I.KMIEUX, General Agent. 315 Board of Trade.

Main 35. Customs Entries Promptly Passed BLA1KL0CK BROS. Limited 4 1 C-t-om StM Tel M. 4647. if WHITE STAR LTJTE Jf.

Plymouth Chcrhouri-BouUtamtion lSjMaJestlc Nov. 1 Oct. 25Oceanlc Nov, 8 Jfrw l'or Qui nrtoKn 4erool Celtic Oct SO Cedrlc Oct. 23Celtlc Nov. 13 CRUISES.

Beaten Mediterranean Italy Canopic Oct. 25; Nov. 27. Cretlc Dec. 11.

Montreal ('Phone "ruin 160) Agrnta; W. H. Henry, Victoria Hone Kivet. 8 St. Lawrence Blvd.

Royal Mail Steamships MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL Roval Service, VICTORIAN Tueu. Oct. HI CORSII AN Oct. VIKUIMAN Tuea. Nov.

4 TUNISIAN Tnea. Nov. 11 MCNJR1HL to GLASGOW Roval Moll Service, PRETORIAN Sat. Oct. IK ORAM PI AX Thur.

Oct. 23 SCANDINAVIAN. Nov. I HESPERIAN Nov. 6 mONTKEk L-HA VStE-LONVOV SICILIAN Sat.

Oct. 18 IONIAN Sun. Oct. 2K Nov. 8 SCOTIAN Sun.

Nov. tor Katea and Pull Apply H. A. ALLAN. General Arrnt.

2 St. Peter Street. MONTKKAi. UPTOWN RASSKNUEU OFFICE- T5 St. Catherine Street Wet or local agents.

THOS. COOK SON. KM) St. Catherine HENRY. 2S8 St.

James Street: HONE KIVKJ. St. Lawrence Boulevard; W. H. rHnfr.

St. James St. FREIGHT SHIPMENTS to Prince Edward Island Points, Sydney and Newfoundland. BLACK DIAMOND" Line via Next Sailing "Morwenna" October 17th. Freight will he received nt "Black niamnnil" Hock, Section 24, foot of Beau-dry daily up to 5 p.m.

on date of sailing. For information as to space, rates, write or pin ne A. t. WELDON. General Passenger and Freight Agent.

110 CI IjmCC "1 Telephone Main 4401. Mi Oli jaillti.Ol. Office East Ml 0. Manchester Liners LIMITED. From 'rom Manchester.

Montreal. Sept. PORT Oct. 11 Oct. 4....

MAN. COMMKfftCE 25 Oct. 11 MAN. IMPORTER Nov. 1 FURNESS LINE TO HULL PERUVIAN MYRA FELL 11 Oct.

13 FURNESS WITHY Limited Agents ASPE AND ALL POINTS BY SS. "CASPESIEN" Outalde Staterooms French Cuisine. BAIE DBS CHALECRS. Voyage of- 10 Days, $30, Going and Returning. Meals and Rooms included.

Sailing Dates, August 19th, September 2nd and 16th. For Ileserratlons, Tickets, apply to Hone Kivet, St. Lawrence Boulevard W. II. Henry.

2S6 St James Street; H. Itlouin. (iencr.il Manager, 55 Hocbelaca Bank St. St. Tel.

Main 445S. fl'JSTMlKM SS. CO. LIMITED, Cinada (o Portugal, Italy, Greeoa, Austro-Hun-jar DIRECT BERT1CK Sailing Dates From Montreal mndQuebrci TO LISBON, NAPLES, PATRAS TRUSTS Oceania Nov. 19 Superior accommodation for First, Second and Third Class Passengers.

For Passage and Freight Rates, apply to Local Agents, or James Thorn, Hi Notre Dame Street West ELDER-DEPIPSTEB LIHE SOUTH AFRICAN SERVICE BUNGCELA, from Montreal Oct. 25 for Cape Town Port Elizabeth, East London, Durban and Delagoa Bay. Cold storage accommodation on each vessel. Accommodation for a few Cabin Passengers. For freight and passenger rates and full particulars, apply to ELDER, DEMPSTER LIMITED, S19 Board of Trade Bide Montreal.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Kaiser Wm. der 14 Kaiser ilhclm II Oat. 21 Kronprlnx "Vllhelm Oct. 2 Fast Mall sailings. Prim Fried.

tVUhelm. IB ttirosser Kurfnerst Oct. 53 tFtedrlch der Oct. 80 tBreiuen direct London Paris-Bremen Baltimore-Bremen dlrectr one cabin (II.) Wednesdays Sailings on SATDKPAV fot THE MEDITERRANEAN Barbarossa Oct. IS Berlin 1 Through rates tgtKP.

India New York to and Far Earn! South America via Europe Independent Around Trips, sta-tlng the World time or 9383.30 WEST PANAMA INDIES CANAL Cruises during Feb. Mar. Oelrlche General Agents. Broadway, l. OR LOCAL AGENTS.

Pessimistic Feeling Due to Weakness of Stocks and Trust Legislation New York. October 11. The cotton market has remained very nervous and Demand at an opening advance of 9' to 14 points was readily supplied by further scattering liquidation and local selling which seemed to reflect a pessimistic -fueling in Wall Street owing 'to the weakness of stocks and a fear of radical trust legislation. The a advance abrcad was due to unfavorable weather reports which may obxtve. been somewhat exaggerated as mtnUoned heavy rains in -Oklahoma, of which no -trace in the official report' could be found.

There were rains in- Texas, however, with the official forecast for frost in the Texas Panhnndle and parts, of Oklahoma tonight. Open. High. Low. Closa Jan.

13.10 12.94 12.94-96 Mar. 13.14 13.16 12.9J 12.97-93 Mav 13.13 13.15 12.95 12.96-97 July 13.04 13.08 12.84 Oct. 13.49 13.44 13.30 Nov. 13.05-07 Dec. 13.27 13.28 13.10 Spot Cotton unchanged, 13.70.

Liverpool, October 11. Cotton, spot qu et; prices steady; American middling, fair. 7.03d; good middling. middling, 7.61d; low middling, 7.39d; good ordinary. 6.73d; ord.nary, 6.39d.

The sales of the day were 5,000 bales, of which 300 were for speculation and export, and included 4.100 American. Receipts were including 24,700 American. Futures closed firm; October, 7.28d; October and November, -7. 16d; November and December, 7.08d; December and January, 7.08d; January and February, 7.08d; February and March, 7.08d; March and April. 7A8d; April and May, 7.08d; May and June, 7.08d; June and July, 7.05Hd; July and August, 7.03d; August and September, 6.87d; September and October, 6.63Vid; Oatober and November, 6.53d.

THE PROVISION MARKET Canadian Bacon in London Lower Local Prices De- cline- -Trade Fairly Active Saturday According to cable advices received from London today a weak feeling has prevailed in the market for Can adian bacon and prices, as compared with two weeks ago, show a decline of 7s to 8s per cwt, the range now being from 70s to 76s, and for long cuts 75s to 78s. The easy feeling which has prevailed in the local market for smoked meats during the past few days, owing to the lower prices ruling for live hogs, has developed Into weakness and prices in most cases have been reduced lc to 2c per on the other hand the tone of the market for barrelled pork is stronger and prices are 1 per barrel higher, While the feeling in lard is steady. At the reduction in prices for smoked meats the demand has increased and a more active trade is doing, with sales of medium weight hams at 20c, and breakfast bacon at 17c to 19c per lb. A fair trade Is passing in lard, there being a steady demand for supplies from most sources, and sales of pure leaf grades were made at 15c per lb. In 20-lb.

pails and lic- in 20-lb. tin palls, vhlie compound lard is setting at 10c to 11c In 20-lb. wood pails, and at in 20-lb. tin palls. There is no change in the marUct for dressed hogs, for which thft demand is fair, with sales of abat- tofr fresh-killed at to $13.50 per 100 lbs.

Receipts today were 213 bar; rels of beef and 65 packages tinned meats. Liverpool," October' 11.: Beef, extra India mess, 122s 6d. Pork, prime mesa, western, 110a. Hams, short cut, 34 to 16 66s. Bacon, Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 75s; clear bellies, to IS 68s 6d; long clear middles, light, 2S to 34 73s; long clear midr dies, havv, 35 tu 40 72s; short clear backs, 18..

to 50 lU.r. Ws. (Should-.