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Also interesting was the stery—j on how the yard is run. It’s the | commission men who set the prices, all is not left to the buy- | ers, the report said. ‘Tuesday morning, for example, the man sent a steer into the ring with ‘a price tag of 27 cents on him. | The price offered was lower, so | he brought the animal out. Next | day the same steer brought 28% | cents, thé Island pair said. 1

Interesting also was the story | brought back from the top com- | mission man regarding Island cattle. “Have your farmers ship a few carloads to try it,’’ he sug- | gested. There was a promise of co-operation “I can let you_know | ‘when the market is good,’’ he |

As I’ve said, I expect -some interesting development in next week or so. It will be inter- esting’ to see just how the éx- | periment works “out. Apparent- ly it’s going to be made. POTATO PRODUCERS

I had an interesting talk a few days ago with George How- att, president of the Potato Pro- Association who has some interesting suggestions for stirring up interest in his asso- ciation.

One part of the plan {s the holding of perhaps one half-do- zen meetings in each county in the next year. The idea is go to | the people in. various parts, of | the province, if they won’t gath- | er from ajl over the Island to a central place like Charlottetown.

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made a close study of the situa- tion: : And ‘how about those tremen- dous premiums Island’ potatoes are bringing in the chief Cana- dian’ tablestock markets. They have passed the one-dollar mark several times on 75-pound bags. One day the premium was up to $1.35 a Bag I'jam told, though it | was a rather artificial! situation. It’s not so long ago that a man like Mr. Burge must have been looked at askance when he sug- | sted we might reach the posi- | ion ywhere Island potatoes would be so good, the premium would pay for the freight. It looked pretty, imaginative at the | time, but the premium is more |

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It’s due to a combination of excellent quality potatoes here, | and some: of our competitors’ crops being damaged badly by frost last fall. Let's hope we can retain a sizable premium on the | coming eason’s crop, even |

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