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' Publishers Statement 6 months ending September 30th, 1948.

ADO Report-l: months ending 1047 — 104d — 1045 — 1044.

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hesiitcdnesa of Edmonton city police boomeranged recently when s dea- tltute man. allowed to sleep on a. pollcostation bonoh, stole s con- stablds civilian cost. was caught and given aix months in jail. ~ ‘

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, SEALED TINDIII addressed to. the undersilnsd. and endorsed -"'l'en- dar for Brepkwstor Repairs, louris, P.I.I.", will be received Intll 8.00 run. svednesday. March $0. 104D, for breakwater repairs at lonris, King's County, Prince Edward Island.

Plans. form of oontruot and sneeifi- cation PIIIvYIO neen and forms of ten- der obtained at the office of tho (ihlrf Iinglnrer. Deplflmﬂll of Puli- iie Works, Ottawa, at the office o! the Iilatrlot Iiinwineer, 80 Great George ltreot, Charlottetown, 2.12.1. and at ih~ rue (titles at Ionria East. PJEJ.

NOTE-Juno opnlierstlon to the "ndevnlavind. the Drnnrtment will supply him-prints nml apeelfirntlnn --' the work on denonlf of u aum of ‘Win10 In the form o! a certified bank Jmoua Illylblr to than order of the Violator of Puhlle Works. The Ils- noait will he released on the return of the blue-prints nnd specification within as month from the rlnto ‘of res-notion of tenders. If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.

Tenders will not be considered un- ieaa made on printed farms snrlnlied h? the Dnnnrfment aml In accordance with conditions not forth therein.

Each tender must be accompanied by re certified rhroua on n rhnrtor. ed hank in ﬁinrvdl, payable to the order of the Wononrahla the hilnls- tor of Pnhlio Works, eonnl to 10 per r-rnt of the omonni: of the tender or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion o! fla- Iinrlis or of the Canadian Notional Railway Company airrl lta norlltllil- enl oarnpnniea unconditionally gnar- arlhll us to prinrlnnl nnd fnirrrsf by lhn Dominion or rams», ...- 1r... aforementioned hnnrls and n certifloil oheous If required to moire up an odd amount.

By order, J. M. HORIEBVILLE. Ferretary. Denartment o! Publl» won“. Ottawa. March .9. 1040.

Livestock Report.

SUMMARY

Mixed trends prevailed on cattle markers during the week. Eastern trading was 25c to 50c higher on butcher cattle, Winnipeg and Sas. katchewan dawn 50c to $1.00, and Alberta markets active and strang- er. Calves were sharply lower at Montreal, steady elsewhere, " and Iumbs unchanged. Hog prices took a definite upward swing. with Tor~ onto and Montreal closing fully 50c lughcr and western points up from 50c to $1.50.

Slaughter Cattle

Brisk trading was seen at an ad- vance of 50c on all except bulls at Toronto. Receipts were 5150 head nlus 30 carried over from the pre- vious week and it was - estimated that all supplies would be cleared by the week-end. A keen local de- mand was responsible for the stronger trading. Exporters look 350 cattle. Good to choice weighty steers changed hands at $19 to $20.50. good light steers at $19 to $20, and the best of the heifers $19 to $19.50. Choice fed yearling: were weighed out at $22 to $23. Good cows $16 to $17. Bulls closed un-

mvcniy 50c ta $1.00 lower at $10 to

119. after an early $20.50 top.

Montreal offered 850 cattle plus ‘l carried from the previous week. \bout a quarter of the supply con- sisted of steers and the rest mostly cows. The supply was cleared ear- ly at an advance of 25c to 50c. quality canslde ed. Good light steers rated $19.25 to $20, medium $17 to $18.50, common as low as $15. One load of good and choice heavy steers topped the market at $20.50. Good cows brought $15 to $16.50 a Jew $17, others down to $12.25 for common, and canricrs and cutters were $11 to $12. Some good bulls sold at $17 to $19, common $14 to $16.

Western markets followed differ- ent courses.

Winnipeg had 3520 cattle and ex- pected to carry over around 200 at the close. Demand was indiffer- ent to all slaughter classes, with steers and heifers working fully $1.00 lower and cows of! 50c. Choice Ilght steers were absent from the market. but good kinds sold at $18 to $19, and mediums $18 to $17. Odd choice heavy steers rated $20. good $18 to $19. good cows $14.50 to $15.50, and cannera as low as $10.50.

Calgary sold 2705 cattle on an ac- tive market with a keen demand for all classes. One outstanding load of 1150 lb. steers brought $19.25, moat choice lights $18.75 to $19, good $18.25 to $18.50. Good cows sold at $14.50 to $15, others

down to $13.75 for mediums and

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Sales Stock . - Close so AP Con ....... . m..- -.. 48 i

1710 Am Larder ........ .... ll 17

4100 Am Yknlfe _ 14

2200 Anacon 1215 Anglo Cdn 200 Ang Huron . 2500 Ang Rouyn .- 1000 Apex 2500 Arjon . 1000 Armistice 12200 Ashley . 1000 Atlas Yknife 13 5_100 Aubelle 00 2500 Aumaque . 420 Aunor 1000 Bankfield 06 1-2 4000 Base Met . 39 4500 Beaulleu .. 05 34 1500 Bevcourt .. 23 18900 Bidgood .. 10 1000 Bordulac .. 12 121 Bralorne .. 880 1000 Brit Dom . 30 2500. Buffad .. . 16 500 Buff Ank . 220 1000 But! Cdn .. .. 16 1-2 800 Cal Edm . 500 1700 Calmont .- .. 43 1-2 3600 Campbell . . 325 .. 160 Bk of Corn . 23 570 Cdn Brew 20 200 Caribou . . 130 200 Cas Trot . 165 1900 Cent Led . . 111 2000 Cent Par . 10 300 Cent Pat .. . 135 56400 Chem Res >4 . 80 1500 Cheskirk .. . 06 400 Chestervllle 260 700 Cochenour . 230 4700 Con Astoria . 30 7693 Con Beattie 49 7533 Con Lebel 14 2000 Con Home 09 1-2 408 Con Smelt 103 550 Conwest 130 1000 Crowshore 11 1000 Davies Pete 26 1-2 1000 Decalta .. 23 500 Delnite 131 1500 Denison . . 08 1-2 13500 Detta .. 12 1500 Dlscove 28 1-2 1500 Div Int 16 940 Dome . 17 1-3 2800 Donnlda 52 4100 Duiama .. 21 7200 Duvay .. . . 12 1-2 2000 East Amphi . 09 7-3 1000 East Crest 03 900 E Mal 220 1225 E Sulliv . 273 2500 Elder .. . % 1-2 56500 Do Ris 0° 1'3 690Falcon 410 3100 Froblsher . 245 550 Giant . . . 540 2000 Gold Mun .. 240 8500 Goldliuwk . 07 ' 6000 Goidora . 07 14 9200 Goldvue . 07 1500 Gulf Lead 45 1500 Halcrow 05 1-4

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400 Holllngcr .. 10 1~4 2200 Hosco .. 24 1'2 1G0 I-Iud Bay 46 605 Int Uran 42 13100 Jcliicoe . 05 2250 Kelore 14 560 Kerr Add . 14 3'4 68800 Kirk Gold . 140 400 Labrador ..

8825 L Dufnult . 2000 L Fortune 1950 L Lingmnn .. 1000 L Rowan 1160 Lake Shore .

500 Leltch ..... .. 1100 Louvicourt .

200 Macassa 2000 MacDonald .. 2500 Maclie

290 McIntyre . 1100 McKenzie 1000 McLeilan . 2500 Nat Pete .. 1150 Negus 1000 New Bid 3550 New Cal

10367 New Jas .. 1500 New Marl 3833 New Fae 1000 New Rod .. 2800 Nicholson 2600 Nlpplsslng

505 Noranda 5975 Normetal . 5000 Norplck . 2000 Norseman

cannera and cutters $10 to $12.50. Edmonton received 2547 cattle. the receipts showing lmprovedqual- ity, and trade was active at fully steady prices. Choice light steers were taken at $18 to $18.50, good $17 to $17.75, good cows $14 to $14.50, mediums $12.50 to $13.50, and cutters $9 to $11.50. At Saskatoon 470 cattle were re- ceived. all sold, with good light steers $18 top, good heavier $17.50 to $18, good cows $14 to $14.50, and canners at. a low o! $9. Prince Albert cattle receipts were 317 head and closing prices fully 50c lower. Good steers $17.50 to $18.25, good cows $14 to $14.50. Moose Jaw offered 170 cattle, all sold rm n slow and draggy market. with prices 50c lower. Good steers closed around $17.50, good cows $14 to $14.50. . Regina had 273 cattle on sale. with trading draggy, prices weak- er. Light steers $18.50 for choice, good $17 to $18, good cowa_$14 to $14.50. Stacker And Feeder Cattle

While Toronto had only small iota of plain slackers taken at $14.75 to $16.50, Western markets enjoyed a good demand and active trading. Winnipeg had good feed- er steers at $17 to 018.50 and com- mon $14.50 to $18. Calgary produc- ed a much stronger demand for rs. placement cattle and prices moved up 50c to $1 to a top of $18 for ex- port but with most good stacker and feeder steers at $10.50 to $17.50. Edmonton sold good feeders at $14 to $18.50, and common $11 to $14.

Odlf Market

Calf-sales were 11.000 head on nn active and stead market at To- ronto best veala seling at $27 to $30, one load going on export. Montreal took a sharp drop of $3 to $4 selling good veala at $27 to $38 while Winnipeg was fully $2 to $8 lower with good

d. S ska i to I17 nee ‘Aziberthiaduiiiily caivsssg enough to bring up to $11 while Moose Jaw brought ‘$20 nod Regina $24.

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