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THE GUA.K1)lAN. uriAki.u'ri'rfi'owN
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MARCH 7. 1952
card of Thanks
I wish to express my sin- cere thanks to the Nurses and Doctors who cared for me while a patient in the
Prince County Hospital. Also b d
all those who' sent letteis. Livestock .1215 to 15.50; Cgmmon use so . d and flower; The following are the markets at;l2.50: Canners an cutters 0.00 to gefiW?1llof:rh,SiendS who he)? the moment: fn.oo. Bulls: Good 16.00 to 18.00; :3 dzring my illness I) Hogs at Moncton: Grade A.Medium 15.00 to 16.00; Common - - 26.00; Grade 131 25.60; No. 1 sows 14.00 to 15.00. g 14.00; No. 2 sows 13.00; hot dress-,: Cattle at Charlottetown: De- Mrs. GEORGE CANFILLD ed weight delivcu-cl. iivered to plant. Steers: Choice
Tryon.
FIRM PRICES
icontlnued from page B
have a stesdyiirgr-hifliience, even Common 15-00 to 19-00. 0V2I' 1.-
under conditions of onl market trends. , are still good; and on hogs. to ihei man who knows something abouti raising hogs and feeding. the' price, as I said last week. is not ll .
surplus,
Hogs at Charlottetown: F.O.B.i country points. Grade A 25.00;? Grade B1 24.60: No. 1 sows 13.00;! No. 2 sows 12.00.
price. on mmefoood 23.50 to 24.15; Medium 31.25
Cows: Good 15.75 to 18.75; Medium
1 Medium
Cattle at Moncton: Delivered to plant. steers: Up to 1.000 ibs.. Choice 24.50 to 25.25: Good 28.00 to 2425: Medium 10.75 to 22.75; 000 lbs.. Choice 2500 to 25.75: to 23.25; Common 16.00 to woo. Heifers: Choice 24.00 to 21.7- Good 22.50 to 28.75; Medium 10.25 to 22.25; Common 14.50 to 18.50.
24.00: Good 23.00; Medium 21.00 to 22.00; Common 17.00 to 20.00. Heifers: Choice 23.50: Good 22.50; 20.50 to 21.50; Common
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10.50 to 10.50. Cows: Good 16.00: Medium 15.00; Common 11.00 to 14.00; cannon and cutters 0.00 to 10.00. Bulls: Good 15.00: Medium 13.00 to 13.50; Common 10.00 to
12.00. Calves at Moncton: Delivered to plant. Choice 28.00 to 29.00;
5. Good 20.00 to 27.50; Medium 23.00
to 24.00; Common 18.00 to 20.00; Grassers 15.00 for 16.00.
Calves at Charlottetown: Do- livered to plant. Good and choice 28.00 to 29.00; Medium 25.00 to 27.00; Common 20.00 to 22.00; Grusers 14.00 to 15.00. sheep at Moncton: Delivered to plant. Live grade quotations. Good 10.00 to 12.00; Medium 8.00 to 10.00; Common 5.00 to 7.00. Rail grade prices for A's delivered. 30.00 up to 70 lbs.
Sheep at Charlottetown: De- livered. Live grade quotations.
to 70 lbs.
Lambs at Moncton: to plant. Live grade good spring lambs 21.00 to 23.00; Medium 19.00 to 21.00; Common 12.00 to 14.00., Rail grade prices for A's delivered, 52.00, up to 46 lbs
Lambs at Charlottetown: Deliv-
24.00 to 25.00: Medium 2000 22.00; .Common 10.00 to
lbs., 56.00. Dairying some interesting figures
and consumption of The Canadian per capita sumption of butter last year
amounted to 19.04 pounds against
6.73 to 7.38 pounds in 1951. 000,000 pounds less butter consumed in 1951.
what higher, and prices for man- ufactured dalry products were un- usually stable.
pectcd to change
tion will likely be less 1951.
There has been no change time markets during week. The factory
the price is still
Local Jobbing at l 72c.
the price is Creameries to Whole- salers. one and two pound prirts, 70c; Wholcsalc to Retail stores 72c.
Montreal 68 1-2c for No. 1 Sci-
66 1-2.
On the Charlottetown markets
Jobbing , 71c. It was announced that the
last
ported butter to the buyers near- est stations for 66c per pound. This announcement no doubt may
domestic product as well.
good 1200 to 13.00; Medium l0.oo'ate scarcity of reefer cars. to 12.00; Common 5.00 to 3.00. lone shipper told me today he was Rail grade prices 28.00 for A's ug shipping turnips
Deiivered,comlng on at this time quotations, Year.
ered. Live grade quotations. goodiclll” requirements mill 339- Lo'sure the railway is endeavouring 14,oo,ito secure our Rail grade prices for A's up to -i6'but I would 1lTIi7I'i-158 Upon all who
have'initely serious and shipments been released on the production'thl5 lmporiimt lleflild are N108 mm-saying, held up because of lack of proper con.,cars.
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wagils the big month but 10,700,000 States for movement and it is ex-1 pounds more margarine were con- Decled seed demand will Perl! UP sumed. At the same time sales ofiC0Il5id9l'l1bllf fluid milk and cream were somc- There
The prospects are that prices oflwlivh army Orders most dairy products are not ex- over a wide range it is felt that materially xmsupplies will gradually clean out to 1952. and the total milk produc-.10 market. , than unto state what quantity of potatoes
the same prices prevail as that of zbol-h Seed and last week with 69 1-2c for prinnslmovins but no cars being shipped delivered Charlottetown, Locallout on account of the scarcity oi.B 23, C 17.
that the market is favourable and will remain reasonably so, but I feel that producers should con- sider the temporary ...i and assess the market on the basis of nor-mal tendencies rather than artificial. 1 am of the opinion that when prices on the domestic market move up beyond a cer- tain level that American potatoes will lmniediawy , and help crack down that level to a com- petitive basis.
"We must not lose sight of the fact. too, that a retarded move- ment during this trying storm period is creating a. backlog when roads open up and car: get mov- ing that will pitch quite a few potatoes on to the market, and restrain any runaway tendencies that may occur. In any event, if :st all possible, keep the product imoving. There is an unfortun-
and
in box cars. serious situation of the It seems to me we are running into a surplus of reef- iers at one time. and a distinct scarcity at another. ' "To some extent this is inevit- able as it is very hard to stain at any time just what the accurate 1 am
;This is a very
car requirements, Khave any influence in this con- ncction that the situation is def-, at
U. S. Potato Market
i "The United States market
20 pounds for the previous year,'5CPm5 1-0 be in 8 Wkly Eood 1208' while that of margarine. was from MOD M N19 DTGSCM
time, with prices firm at the ceiling. March, in the
during the month. should be three solid lmonths of good potato demand iahead. Maine has about learn of potatoes to ship out, but and hontncta
It is rather difficult
we may have in this Province for
in sale. the price of butter on the Mari-l - pus; i over the Province
The following report. from all will indicate lthe general situation in this re-
quoted at 70c f.o.b. Halifax, with Sliecti
Tignish: Not loading. No reef-
In all parts of New Brunswlckiefs and "0 11110911510118-
0'Leury: Nothing moving owing to scarcity of cars. .is being quoted for both need and tablestock
Summerside: 52.00 per bus. for
ids delivered, Toronto as 1.4 so both seed and tablestock. Nothing
moving. Scarcity of cars. Kensington: 32,20 per bus. -for. tabiestock.
I reefers.
wecki Agricultural Pi-oduct.s'bclns quoted for both Board will deliver their stored im-.tahlestock. The hold up on carsiilo. B 30, C 25
Charlottetown: 52.00 per bus. is: seed and
and travelling may develop some! fantastic offers that producersi cannot avail themselves of be-
affect the price structure slight-'Cnl1Se they C3"n0'- 893 H10" Po- ly here in the Maritimes with a-laboes out. somewhat weaker demand for our dealers cannot take advantage oil
It was a strong market tone fairly well timed though as pro-icars in which to ship. The duction is now at its lowest ievcllposition is to some extent artifiu-'
On the other hand
with no I whole .
ncc.v...aar:av.l:.Iu..
Yaaunlays 0t.vlmlI0'0I MUCH CAN
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is I. 0 N 0 I I L L 0 W one lciier simply stands for another. in this example A is used for ma ihrea Us. X for the two 0's. etc. single letters. IP0" lrophics, tho length and formation of tho words. are all hlnll. Each day the code ietiera us different.
A cmtorr-m Que!-",0- H-GPDDGM knvrn If OPDDOM A-ri-on rs cvsn. run on: ACIZ KPJNI rn
Much THEN i Lizlmuno. Ann mow, op mum ausur AND HUMAN .WOI'-d--
Unitedlsome 51c, and some 45c.
z:1,00o'of a difference between retailers.
52.00 per bualas peanuts.
cars available. No quotations. Elmira: Plenty of'ordsra but no
cars.
Murray Harbour: Nothing mov- ing in this area. No cars avail- able.
Kinkora: cars very scarce. Pew moving when cars are available. Demand is good, 32.20 per bus. for both seed and tablestoc . Turnips 60c.
Eggs and Poultry
"Egg prices are substantially the same as last week. but due to the heavy storms the deliveries an greatly curtailed. Demand ap- pears to be fairly strong. but we would criticize, however. the range of prices, particularly in tho Charlottetown area. Why does one buyer pay sic and mother buyer 33c with'tho same spread right through from Grade A": down to 13's. The top price at Charlottetown and the top price at Summerside is the same on Grads A's, and about the some on the other grades. We would further note that the Grade 3 price at O'Lcary is equal to the price some are paying at Char- lottetown. We never seem to be able to get very much of an ex- planation on the peculiarities of the egg system.
"I feel that sooner or later we will have to make a more dlreci. attack on this problem and make some nigger out of a wood pile who will give us a proper explanation of these differences." said. Mr. ihaw. "The price to the con- sumer today ranges from 450 to 51c for carton eggs. Why this tremendous spread it. is hard to say, and why any store can sell 51c grade A eggs when they are offering 45c grade A eggs at the same time, is a problem which it is difficult to solve. some stores are charging 49c for carton eggs, Ppssibiy the forty-five center is a special; a sort of a lure to attract trade.
"Personally I do not like this practise. I can understand why there might. be a cent or two
but when it comes to 6:: the whole thing looks like rotten egg prac- tises. A 10c spread in the price retailers and to consumers when producers are only receiv- ling from two to 31c per dozen for
Grade A Large is, to my mind. .rathcr ridiculous.
I It. is interesting to note that the difference between the producer": price and the delivered pack is from 5c to 7c per dozen-not ex- actly a thin spread. Neither should the spread on to the re- Itailer at 3c per dozen be classed It would seem to be
ample. The following are the prices: Ungraded eggs: Charlottetown: AL 31-33. AM
28-30, AS 24-26. B 21-20. C 19-21. Soui:1s:-.AL.30, AM 27; AS 23, B
Sonic ' 23. c 19. '
0'Leary: AL 31, AM 28, AS 23,
1 Summerside: AL 33, AM 29. As! 25. B 25. C 18
Graded eggs; AL 33, AM 35, AS.
To Retail: AL 41, AM 38. 'AS 32-33, B 32-33. C 28. I Feeds I
Feed prices are somewhat un-, certain this week due to the un-,1 settled condi on on the Prairies.. and it is ifficuit to indicate; just what is going to take place. The market is more or less of an:
for the year. Added to this is tnciial. Turnips are almost any up and down affair. Prices. how-1 tremendous effect the snow block- price, but we - 65:: seems to be ever, should case if anything. The ed roads has had on deliveries of the general figure. There are.following are the latest quota-; cream to creamerles throughout possibly between 100 and 200 cars;tions. basis carlot, bulk ship-1 the Marltimes. . lof turnips still available. lments: No. 1 Feed Oats 32.90. - Potatoes i Montague: Nothing moving..Bnrley s2.9s to S102; No. 1 Feed; "The potato market has un-lNo cars. No quotations. Market Wheat 32.92: No. 6 Wheat 33.02: doubtedly improved." said Mr.?much stronger. Demand good. Bran in new 1111-93 365.00. 011-, Shaw. "Just how much of the Vernon River: 32.00 per bus. for cake 300.00 bulk. Tough grades improvement is a normal im- both seed and tablcstock. No cars oats and barley-possibly more provement, and how much is at-,available. moisture, 18c less on oats. 140 on tributable to snow storms, the in-I Cardigan: Nothing moving. No bai-icy. These grains should be ability to deliver the product to cars available. One car is beingi the rail head. and the acute schr- Iloaded today of potatoes and one city of cars for shipping. cannotlof turnips. ' be estimated. I personally feel, Morell: Nothing moving. No DAILY CROSSWORD (OP ' ACROSS 3. gergves 24. Onta-spot "'”:” V””' 'V'';: l. Detcsf. 4. e are car mm mu... -.y-up -- 5.Crustoi' 5. Pacino 25. Girl's mt: M pA.N;(qLLgR awound 5 isnun: d 27 rcI:ic:r;mc illililllf ' 9. Bet . oun e , . o 10. A calypte. as coins the sea (zool.i 7. A rclsllve 28. Goddess mmuon--H 12. Arralnge lxeispclioly 30 in: me . W . ms AINKI LLER 14. Profitable burden d 33 o, a rm Yuum-y" Au”, Uwd by Wllmm l5.Gsmblmg 15. Encounierc . c!til:'.e'i ggme 17. Little Child M (Eton V: I 39 Seal of was” lsi im med ' i . thought 15- 5”” '''."'c 35' Q'-MAO 40 cuckoo: of meat 1:. LVIIIWK 36 Hi Page 18. Uncooked 2 . s s - - : 2i.Closei.o 23-COM" "id ”'l:mem 22. Dutch knighthood 37 gwutmd ,3 gum cheese UPON A t . 28' oxmlw KEV? V0102! '"” 91” Thursdnv - Fridnv . Saturda 7:15- (Afm 5315' Matinee The roaringystorv ldxnzoovlln of ihe wr-si's wildest feud kn 'uc"Dn "THE . GAL tVl-I0 TOOK THE 30 Board of WEST" (Technicolor) with Yvonne 'ordMnC. Decnrln. Chnriu Coburn. Scott Brady, John Russell. Also Serial um”) and News 31. Plead ' 32. Woolen velrei. uwu REGENT 80 Oriental nurse ' 42. Around Today ............ .. 3:30 -7-9:20 llsheeplilu: t I. . g . .- upsmchcd Sa u day . ..... .. 2.30 7 9.20 (5. Coarse . ,,,,,,,,,, ll? 00illLE BILL 4031'-shaped E bcgms L E P " A M T 7. Fl I h - I ;;;,;; -sum:-:n:" ,1.Clrcloof Johnny Sheffield light. ' 2. Exchange - AND -.- premium DAILY CRYPT UOTE-llcrs'a how to work It; A Y D I. I A A X I.
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with reference to seeds. as I mentioned last week-Get your seed grains arranged for ioarly. and see that it is cleaned com- pletely. one of the difficulties
cleaning is that producers ask the graders very often to only take a small amount. Why this is so I do not know. If you are cleaning grain take out everything but the very best. Grain prices will be high this year. No. 1 commercial imported Oats will range between 35.80 and 45.70 per three bushel bog. No. 1 com- mercial Barley, Chm-'ottetown No. 80. 05.25; and a two bushel bag of Wheat 37.25. in small seeds Timothy will be worth about 20s for No. 1; Red Clover-40c; Al- siko-over two; white Dutch 31.25: Alfalfa.-78c. and Ladino about 82.25: Seeds are quite an item in farm expenditure. Neverthe- less only the best will give the best returns.
Farmer-s' Week will be held this year from March 18-21. on the afternoon and evening of Tues- day, the 18th. the Sheep Breed- ers and Swine Breeders wil hold open house. On tho aftrnoon and evening of Wednesday, the 19th, the Dairymen will pay their
respects to the dairy cow. On Thursday afternoon the Central Farmers Institute will attack
farm problems over a wide front, and at 7:30 on the same day a special general meeting of the Federation of Agriculture will close the series.
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