Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 22, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. Wednesday april 22, 1925 15 tuesday s Grain livestock and produce Ujj Fket continues tic bulges figures higher on Strong but no Export business closing figures lower for May wheat Exchange. Winnipeg a Market closed As follows May 43jd. 11s july 4d. Higher per sex Canadian funds quoted a t worked out into 1 and Canadian currency close was tuesday monday ?1.69 51.6894 to wheat opened from 2 reflecting cables Winnipeg Grain fluctuations May july May open. High. 150 155ia 131 oct. Barley May _ july Dot May. July _ oct May _ _ july oct 5134 81% 80% 237 217 112 1-1q@ 96 51 51% 81% 238 112 111% Low. 15334 49% 51 a 50 so 80% 233% 236 217 109a close. 50yab 81 a 73a 236 96b Prev. Close. Last year. 102 38% 3954 62% 156% 153 51% 50 81% 31 a 73 236 237 220 111 111 97 2083.4 207% 186% 64% 66% american Grain fluctuations High. 151 open. May july sept May july 41% Chicago this morning. V of Liverpool May july 43s4 i Julur behind Cabins very Little Export was rep cited worked Over Mil with Chicago Raisin or to j of our Advance prices Ciscili and fell Over five a Idow tie Murk cents below the previous Itter the hurry the became Ilnisky and Lauture Tii very mile coins on. There feeble rallies but they did to much and were Liff Imp. Till. Do Ami i it extremely poor and Lake appears to be a Bejou Jit enough arrivals of boats at the the lakes Are not numerous. The wheat demand so poor in Ilio Hay pcs to july and spread was about yesterday Nar to today. L no Sci s die sex Iii loins demand improves in it would not be is Irris to see the May Premium Over i juries Tiff closing moments there Terc a few buying orders Cumins in which caused a Sharp re from the in again. Reaching but a v did not hold us of t in Iii s Eipert business continues exceed in Limo face of known needs. How Long Hie for off is a Mustion. The Raiher May shows Little or m rain i drought sections . Alvon a reports continue 3 coma fro in Many districts of the i Tintor wheat territory. Tin world s undoubtedly Strong t. Recent unset Lement in our rear has or a cd hesitant a on the vivid guide of both Cash and futures. Coarse grains be kits Market held firm the Day although there Tii i dip in Park a at mid session. Twite Cuni i t business re port Titre was a Biss of in re on. Tiitu us Ley Soin what 109 july sept wheat my july Oats i july Barley May july Rye flax apr. _ May _ july sept. Winnipeg Chicago. Minneapolis Duluth. 100 open 33% 79 81 Low. 138i4 107 110% 41 ,42% 43% 10714 10s34 106 99 Minneapolis close. 108% 1129 s 11154 Prev. Closet High 143% Low 139-76 43% a 108 107a 9914 close 102 38% 79 Duluth 271 a 27034 c72 268w, 142 39-b 248b 109 10734a 101b previous close 1423.4 1 248a Buffalo. Among the Fleet a num Ber of Small canal sized boats bound for Montreal. Eight vessels Are under the spouts today and thirteen More Are reported coming up Light for Grain while four boats Are in route Coal of the 24 cleared 11 were bound for Buffalo and 10 for Montreal. Following Are today s movements in the two harbours including seven boats Clearing late last night. Mon Treal Oats Jas. F. Walsh Buffalo wheat Oats g. A. Tomlinson Buffalo Oats Glengarnock Glenarm Glen Cowan Montreal wheat Oats Glen Corrle Montreal wheat april Home Smith Buffalo wheat Oats. Bar icy or. Grant Mordon Frank h. Good year Buffalo Barley West Mouritz j. H. G. Hagarty Buffalo wheat Oats Gle Calvie Montreal Oats Barley Nottingham. Jas. E. Ferris to. U. Davidson we. F. Fitch g. J. Guam Mer Buffalo wheat Glne do Cliart Glenfarg Montreal wheat Oats Glen Burnie Montreal Oats Martin Mullen wheat. Glen Mavis Montreal Adam e. Cornelius Buffalo flax. In port Mathewson emperor Panay Gleneale car Sarge North Wundt Glens Annex Collingwood loading Grain Letha ride discharging freight. Passed the. Soo. Sault Ste. Marie mich., april up Moses Taylor Lebanon . Fab june w. Robinson Mac tier Roberts jr., 11 Pine Bay. Noon Strong Howard . Morgan or. Aragon Amberg. Harvey Ashby Manitoba Troxel Farrell Ballf Finston tres que Isle . Edmonton. I Laughlin. Uve Stock markets Dominion livestock Branch comparative car receipts. Wheat. 33 is 44 Oats. 01 Barley. Flax. 38 i 13 Kye. 11 4 26 Corn j 0 0 0 key. 2 . _ 97 the rejected. 94w 96 in i track 109 110 a j Winnipeg Grain Exchange representative sales april 20. 1 nor set 1 nor a pc 1563. 4 1 nor sin y nor set 151 of 2 nor Apt 140 3 nor set 113h of 3 nor Sample 4 what set 139 4 what set 136 to 4 Wilt set 124 5 what set 116% it 5 what set i trav 6 what Saple wheat 1 nor 1 nor 2 Xor set 158 set .-i54 set of 2 n or put 13816 do 2 nor set 144 is 3 nor set 144 to 3 nor set 4 what set 153 4 wait set 5 win a Plo what set 1 i was a fair class of buy ing in this Market against Export sales. Early prices stronger but the markets sold off late and closed fractionally lower. Undertone firm but sup plies Are still Liberal. Market displayed Easi Ness during the Best part of the Day but la Lor recovered part of the Early a Little buying1 came into the pit. Trade volume was Small. But Lone in firm with stocks Well held. Market continues to Fol Low the trend of wheat with Trade Nar Row. Further exports of american Rye it Rte reported but he demand for can Adian variety is Dull. Dull Market Trade feat Uro lest. Closing prices 1 a lower. interest 6 what Saple 105% shout Trade in it to expert b Market following1 outs Mohs re continued tie trend Little and Ivatury Market. It be or no being Dia i in store at the f if j Iiif-3, loony s business in so at Market mostly for ii Tiff of and a result position Vas los Iii its in Anci spread is were breaking. High a of the l 2i lower. A mining Early is soon j to ton Iii ref v. A with Early for nearby Lon Millers report for and o in ii demand for of the shipments for 10 x 1 cd of 2 cd Sample 3 . Of o c. Sampl 4 t f to Rej 2 to 3314 re Barley 791-i 3 . . . But 47 cd Sample. 41 set v. Set Tel Apt 80 set is i a Plo 82 a pc 77 1 . Ept to 4 . Sample cd Sample 71 of Rej Sample 73 u us Minneapolis Cash prices Clark Martin april 21. 1925. No. To Hie of Oats of Barley for Rye and flax showing the the weather. Has been rather in sett in the West with shown a Many Chucuy in the South. Forecast. Cloudy today Airl showers. And as1, or Vith scat Torero tonight Grain inspections i cams contract movement in a s i t s i no. 1 ird Spring 1 Dyrli Nort Vierli fancy. Montana. To. 1 hard Spring. No. 1 dark Iii the. For Luff Good to fancy a to. 3 dark North Spring Choice to fancy 1.60 a to 1 dark North sur lip Good to Clio Ico no. 1 Charlt North Spring Ordinary to Pood to. 1 dark Northern. _ r to 1 Northern no. 2 dark North Spring Choice to no. 2 Daric North. Good to Choice no. 5 Darla North Spring Ordinary to Good is no. 2 Northern no. La dark North Choice to fancy 1.54is no. 3 dark North Spring Pood to Choice no. 3 dark North Spring Ordinary to Good no 3 Northern no 1 dark hard Jlon Tana to 1 hard Montana. No. 1 dark hard. Minne Sota and s. Dakota no. 1 hard. S. Dakota. No. 1 fancy Amber durum no. 2 fancy Amber durum 1.55 a no. .1 Amber durum 1.58 i. N o. 1 durum 1.31 i no. 2 Amber durum n. 2 o. 3 Amber durum 1.32vj o 3 j drum. Pc. 5 1 Ellow no. I White Oats no 3 White Oats Barley -84 no 2 Rio 1-02-i flax 2.73 80s 235 in Peg Cash prices arc av.7.-iv3 tilt Lime of quotations closing the 21. Spot. Prev. I ices. Prices. 153v. Js2v. 347h h9 1371i 339 122 .1 89 a 141, 134 a 124 i 143s 142 137v, 52 i 48 47% 44 42v4 38 51 a 76 .4 73 a 310 143 142 13s 125 139 " 12914 139 i 53 a 48 u 45 _ 39 8114 73% 108 v 108 b35 231 i 235 110% 110u 98 1.75 a 1.72v. 1.565. 1.69vj 1.68v. 1.50 a 1.43m, 1.4114 1 74 l.-12 i 1.40 it 1.31 i la jail 2.75 " Winnipeg Market letter n. Bawlf. Grant co. Ltd. I april 21. Market opened from l-4c to 1 Llo higher this morning based on Strong Uve poo cables but it was apparent Early that the outside buying was not of. Sufficient volume to maintain the Advance and with Chi Cago failing to respond to our opening Bulce the Market turned heavy prices falling away Over five cents from the his Point and three cents under the close of Molny. After the noon hour a few orders came into the m rect houses with wire connections to the South and prices advanced Day tie Strong cables failed to brins any buying orders and Seaboard advices were that overnight Export very Small. To the effect business was with the demand for Cash wheat so poor it is Beins reflected relative to july Itna be at one time yesterday narrowed to 2 1-2 today. A Millins demand imposition spread which t 3-4, mess Export v it the Cuite possible the premiums of afar will a appear. We look for today there was a. Large Grain Trade news from other markets i e. J. Bawlf private wire service Chicago Grain letter. Chicago april 21. Wheat Lias covered Juite a latitude today Selling off shuvely and then recovering and cios intr n. Shade under last night. Trade More Niad Erate in size and the Ixo Tion of tie Market should Sive for Eigners the Opportunity of figuring on a. Ii Ore basis. Export Busi Ness was Litcht attain today a total of around bushels. The general run of news continued in favor of holders. The weather map showed no rain Over the dry sections Softli and there was a flood of Pessi mistic crop reports for the con intr from that territory. Canadian stocks were officially estimated so. 000 bushels Unior last year s figures. The action of the Markel. Is about As expected. And its future course will largely depend on the Cash mid Export situation and he weather Southwest. We continue believers in higher prices. Corn. Corn was Strong Early on the Sharp Advance in Liverpool cables. Outside Trade however to develop and on advances profit taking of a scattered kind tilled tip the limited Hutins Power. When wheat declined com followed rallying near Tho close and fractionally under last night. The Cash demand was fairly Good with the basis slightly better on some grades. Primary run was quite Light and weather conditions Sugs esl. A continuation of. Small movement. A Good Deal of the Corn sold today will come out of elevator stocks. Tho underlying strength in this marital is apparent on All Good dips and eventually these conditions will Tell in higher prices in our belief. Oats. Oats proved a rather narrow Market closing about last night s Levels. There was better buy inc of May at times today and Trio Seaboard reported some clipped Oats worked for Export. Primary receipts were moderate. Further Rains Over the Oats Belt will make for idea editions for the growing crop. Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Bon incs april arrivals at the Union stockyards up to 9 of Viock tuesday morning were made tip of 42q Sale cattle and calves.75 hoj Sand 210 lambs with an additional 115 cattle and 39s sheep on through Billing. There were some 10 cars of Stock received in tiie Yards today while a further 64 cars Are reported for arrival throughout the night and Early tomorrow morning. Ought receipts again featured the cattle Market today and with buyers generally keen for the Short supplies at their disposal trading developed Tiu Ito a Little activity and apart from weighty steers which continued in Light request All other offerings changed hands under a brisk demand at prices which looked generally steady to Strong Over yesterday s close. The Best Load of hand weight Butch or steers on offer sold up to other desirable kinds were secured from to the balance of fair to Good Quality crossing1 the Scales from to 56.75. Butcher heifers were extremely scarce and the handful available sold within a spread of to 5u.50, according to Quality. Top Butcher cows were in demand from ?5.25 to other decent offer Ings found Little difficulty in making from 5-1.75 to the remainder of Plain and fair grading changing hands largely from 53.50 to 54.50. Canners and cutters ranged from 51.75 up to ?3, Odd desirable bulls suit Able for Export changed hands a Rouzic 53.75, the balance of the Bologna and by to crier order going from ?2 to 52.75. There was an extremely Light volume of Trade transacted in the Stocker Ami feeder division and barely sufficient offerings were on band to really test the Market. There were a few decent Stocker steers which sold up to 4.50, while a handful of Plain and fair feed ers which left the Scales were priced from 5-t to 55. Veal calves sold on a firm basis with Good to Choice offerings realizing from is to ?h.50, and common to medium from to the hog Market decidedly unsettled and prices showed a Sharp de Cline from the close of yesterday. The bulk of thick smooths were weighed up at 511.60 with select Bacons Golej at a Premium of 10 per cent. Thore were two loads of Good Handy weight killing lambs offered and those sold on a firm basis up to 5-3.50. Representative sales. Reported up to 3 tues., april 21. Butcher steers. Stocker steers. Choice 4.75 to fair to Good 3.50 to Stocker heifers. Choice 3.50 to fair to Good 2.50 to. Feeder steers. Choice fair to Good Choice Good common. 6.25 to 4.00 to 9.00 to 6.00 to 3.00 to hogs. Select Bacon 12.76 to .11 thick smooths 1uq. To heavies. 10.60 to extra heavies------10.10 to shop hogs 10.75 to lights and feeders. to roughs 7.60 to sows no. 1 s.60 to sows no. 9-60 to Stags 3-00 to Tambs. Fair to Good 10-00 to common 7.00 to sheep. Fair to Good 6.00 to common. 4-00 to 5.254.50 4.00 3.25 6.00 5.00 11.00 8.00 5.00 11.65 10.65 10.15 11.0.0 10.00 7.65 9.65 9.65 3.00 13.50 3.00 8.00 5.00 South St. Paul livestock. Furnished by state Federal Market reporting office South St. Paul april 600. Market most killing classes open ing slow weak and tending lower. Bulk prices follow beef steers and yearlings s3 to 53.25 cows and heifers j5 to canners and cutters 52.75 to 53.75 Bologna bulls 54.25 to 54.50 feeder and Stocker 55.50 to 57.25. Market 50o lower. Bulk of sales 5s.50. Market steady to Strong. Top prices. 511.85. Bulk prices follow Butcher an d Bap n hogs 511.75 to s11.s5 packing sows510.25 pigs 511.75. Market steady. Produce Market of butter and Girs. Until further notice will to those supplied the free press by t. J. Goyle and company produce brokers. Butler Creamery butter , Winnipeg . prices according 10 Dom. Govt. Grading a fresh extras per do7.cn, Canon returned.25 firsts per dozen., cases returned.-4 seconds per dozen Casna returned.19 c racked per dozen cases Manitoba potatoes. 10.bus. Iota .90 to is jobbers to retailers Manitoba Green onions per dozen. Manitoba radishes dozen Bunches Hani to to carrots. In. Manitoba turnips per in. Manitoba beets per . Yellow onions per in. Manitoba cabbage per new Texas cabbage per in. Flour wholesale prices Small lots Del to dealers Lake of the Woods five 98-1 b. Sacks two 49-lb. Sac leg four 24-lb. Sacks Western Canada 98-lb. Sacks two 49-lb. Sacks four 24-lb. Sacks of Rivle Royal 98-lb. two 49-lb. Sacks pour 24-lb. Maple 98-lb. Sacks two sacks four 24-lb. Backs Quaker s8-lb. Sacka two -19-lb. Sacks four 24-lb. Sacka rolled Oats per sack 80 ibs. .30 .60 .03 .01 a ".02 .04 s4.85 4.90 us s4.85 4.90 4.95 s4.s5 4.90 4.95 4.95 s4.85 4.90 4.95 s3.00 con should brins Broomhall s Cable. Liverpool april futures for wheat opened higher in sym palsy american and some improvement in the. Millers demand five minutes after the Trio Market gained an extra m. With importers buy ing but outside Specula Tion is loss Active. Shorts covered at 2.-Ui -p.irt. The Market showed total Advance of .1 to 4. Trading was More Active in the May option. Stocks in Ink crop of this week increased go.000 bushels and Are now one million bushels Lanser than this time last year. Corn Market continues very firm and opened higher with shorts covering and due to a fair spot demand. At 2l45 . The Market gained a further a but Lone quieter and shippers offers Are increasing. In Buenos Market broke sharply Early de Clining about Bushel on. The weakness in the United kingdom markets but later rallied somewhat in sympathy with the firmer tone in St Orth american markets and closed 2% cents a Bushel lower on the Day. Is Fine and favourable for movement of wheat from the Interior to the ports. Tho Corn Market yesterday held relatively firm closing1 at an Advance of u to cent u. Bushel despite the lower prices in wheat. There is a better Export demand in evidence for Corn and a fair business is being transacted. Lake shipping fort William. Fort William ont., april night and today a Fleet of 24 boats took out no less than bushels of Grain among the being the g v Tomlin Sam. Vith bushels of Oatt the Grant Morden and Frank h. Good ear nth support. 4so.ooo of All three for Price to. A. It. Price 5_107d 6.50 060 fi-50 r.2-1 6.25 g.73 350 6.75 920 Butcher his fers. Butcher cows. Canners Cotters. 5.50 no. A. Ss5 .0-10 h50 6_11so s7ou 5.30 goo 5.50 and 3.60 490. 710 920 Soo 190 Iso 160 170 10 s3 210 210 3.uii 2.75 2.51 2.25 2.00 1.73 2.30 2.35 2.00 a 3.50 4.50 4.00 6.00 _ 13.50 12.7c 11.60 1c.60 5.25 5 00 4.75 s90 4.50 4.25 s80 4.00 570 3.75 950 bulls. 4.00 3.75 2.73. 2.65 stockers. 4 50 690 4.23 5 00 s70 7.rr. 4.75 -2 . 11.50 170 11.00 190 10.00 100 9.00 lambs. M.50 St Bacons. Thick smooths. 25_ 196 u.fi5 130 i so 11.60 i heavies. 240" 10.65 250 10.60 extra heavies. 10.10 230 shops. 11.50 140 -140 sows no. 1. 340 3-60 320 sows no. 2._ 1_ 410 9.60 390 livestock quotations. Jivin Nipes. April 21. He celts Cauich 392 calves 28 hogs 675 sheep 209. Steen. Choice _______5 to 57.50 fair to Eood 6.00 to 6.75 medium to 5.75 common 4.do to 5.00 life Char heifers. Choice to 6.50 fair to Good. 4.75 to 5.75 Butcher cows. Choice 5.25 to 5.50 fair to Good 4.00 to 5.00 medium _ 3.25 to. 3.75 Cannera and 1.75 to 3.00 Bulie. Good. 2.75 to 3.75 2.00 to 1.50 oxen. 4.00 medium _ 2.50 to 3.25 2.25 350 15s 153 10.75 9.60 dolls Creel in Carrolp net Cash Manitoba bran per Ion s24.00 shorts per ton 26.00 Saskatchewan bran per ton s25.00 shorts. Per ton 27.00 Alberta bran per ton _s25.00 shorts per ton. 27 00 Hay Frosli baled to. 1 him oui to s20 to. 2 Timothy 38 to 19 no. 1 red top 14 to 15 no. 2 red top. 5 to 14 demand for lower grades. Chicago Laton and k1bs open to iffy close Prev. Iffy 15.10 15.25 15.00 15.25a. 15.15 july. 35.45 1s.57 15.32 15.57 15.47 May ____16.25b 16.20b egg markets Dominion Firestock. Branch.1 Ottawa april easier prices one cent lower. Winnipeg jobbing extras 30, firsts 25 to seconds 20 to 22. Alberta jobbing extras 30, firsts 26 to. 27, seconds 23 to 25. Vancouver jobbing extras 32 to 33, firsts 30 to 31, seconds 2s. Prince Edward Island country Points extras 26, firsts 23, seconds 20. New Brunswick country Points 30, jobbing St. John 33, extras. 35. Chicago apr 29 5-s, May 28 3-s. London april steady Little change in prices English 12 to 13 1-2, Irish 32 1-2 to 13, belgian 13, danish 13 to 15, dutch 13 to 15, italian 12 1-2 to 13, russian 11 to 11 1-2, egyptian Chicken. 1 b-12 to Surrey s 1 s-4 to 2 1-4 Montreal produce. Montreal april and cheese easy butter firm. Butter no. T pasteurized 34 to 3-1 1-2 no. 1 Creamery 33 to 33 1-2 seconds 32 to 32 1-2. A Jess fresh specials 35 to 36 fresh extras. 34 fresh firsts 31. Per bag car lots 60 to 65 ten great business concerns ranked in order probably this Best single measure of the comparative size of corporations a their Gross yearly incomes. This bad not Only permits a. Fairly accurate com Parison of corporation but it enables to compare them with ? Eim neuts considered As business Ctm the following list places in order the ten leading businesses Tor corporations Gross earnings Are used and for governments Gross yearly receipts Are taken . Government British government _ United states steel corp. French government Ford Pennsylvania railway american. Tel co. Bethlehem steel Standard Oil of Amer. Tobacco co. Soo.6oo.ooo 1 1.3.000.000 National is both Strong and. Active Canadian Tress despatch Montreal april activity and. Strength of National breweries was the outstanding feature of tuesday s Stock Market. This Issue closed at 50 for a net gain of two Points. Second in activity came Atlantic sugar which suffered a recession of 1% Points at 29. Smelters closed at 69 for a net loss Canadian woollens preferred was the a trons feature of the session closing at the new Peak Price of 50 i for a net gain of 9u Points. The greatest loss was. Suffered by mexican Power preferred which closed at 59v for a net decline of 214 Points. Winnipeg electric Rev. A Coburn i Dies Toronto. April 21 Bev James Coburn for Many Jears an ardent orangemen item Holst evangelist and Strong prohibitionist had contracted for at its due Date bid up the Price of what was available spot in Liverpool the High Price a Liverpool measured f _ degree to Notich the exporters pure in de fault in their deliveries we Are satisfied that the Wallace report touching this matter is inac cur als and misleading and does not lend any support to uie notion that prices Are unduly depressed by manipulation on the Winni Peg tins is a. Very de Finlie statement o the Case and should the sufficient to . All who desire to be guided the facts. It seems curious to outsiders that these organizers should make con important beginning july 15, 1925, a Cut of per 100 pounds will be made on All Buck lambs brought to the Market. The Cut will be increased to s3.00 on All Buck lambs of the previous Spring Lamb crop. This announcement is be ing made by circular to sheep raisers generally by the Industrial and development Council of Cana Dian meat packers. The packers state that the male lain neither docked nor castrated is a Burden to the consuming Market and prejudices the Sale of ewes and Wethers. The undifferentiated Sale of Buck lambs with ewes and Wethers had formerly a depress ing effect on the Price of All and did nothing to discourage the marketing of Bucks. The warn ing is issued Well in Advance slates the announcement in order that male lambs May to docked and castrated arid no hardship result to any shipper on account of the Cut. Tenuous attacks on the Farmers com Mercial companies accusing them of being the biggest manipulators on the Winnipeg Grain As these companies Are the. Farmers own creation the Stock in them is All held by Farmers and it. Is bodies of Farmer shareholders who year after year have approved the re ports and statements at the annual meetings of these bodies and there is Little doubt that Many of the men being appealed to by the Farmers Union organizers Are shareholders in either one or other of these Corn is we of course stood up and really did Bur District Justice. Cor ours is a District it is easy to speak Well of. He interrupted us with Good Man that s line because been wondering if you Farmers realize How you can make or break your District by speaking Well or slightly of it and i am glad to see that you have sense enough to speak will of your own then he went on to Tell of an act Ual occurrence which had come under ills personal notice. Lie said that a month ago a american Farmer came into his Winnipeg office and said that to. Wanted to buy particular kind of land in Canada suitable for n. Particular kind of farming and that he had a Bank draft for 5h.ooo securely fastened inside his Waistcoat pocket with a Large safety pin. Our Lumberman with no visions of commission in a land Sale in sight but probably not overlooking the Chance for a car of lumber sent him to a particular District in the West noted for the particular kind of farming for which the american was hankering. A week later the american came Back wit i his draft and said he had decided not to Settle there. Lie admitted at once that the soil waa excellent Good water Good transportation Good record for crops prices reasonable in fact every thing entirely satisfactory except the people. What s Tho matter with asked our Lumberman and tile answer came Back they Are just a Bunch of calamity howlers nothing suits them most of them Are dead but not burled and the Tew that Are moving look As though their wives had left them and their tracts were tight. No. Sir you Don t get me taking my family to lie Down beside a Bunch of we Don t know whether that draft is still Loose around Western Canada but there is no doubt that Ono or two ill considered speeches were responsible for a Good District losing a Chance to obtain a Good neighbor and a Good sum of outside capital. A hotbed wrinkle we have just finished making our hotbed and had an idea which will save a Little work. On the wooden sides which were user in previous years we put legs one on each Cor Ner the legs on the lower end be ing about is inches Long and those on the upper end about two feet. These when standing on the Bare ground give the necessary slope to the South. When the fresh horse manure has heated and is ready it is a simple matter to throw it in and around tie Frame and tramp it Well. It is of course advisable to have Che Doris Davidson and her1 calf that won the baby beef special and first prize n the boys and girls class Killarney fat Stock show 1925. Panics. If the Farmers Union is As representative the Farmers of Saskatchewan Are Given to believe there must be shareholders of these companies within their own membership and shareholders Are responsible to some extent at least for the conduct the companies in which they Are interested. It the organizers for the Farmers Union Are As eager to promote the Unity and Well being of the Farmers of the West As they profess to be. It might be Well for them to Ponder but Pithy saying it s an ill Bird that fouls its own where town and country meet another advantage for Rye the growing of fall Joryo is each year making Appeal to the Western Farmer. In the Early Das s of Rye growing there was some times. In finding a mar Ket but that. Thins of. The past now and there is Little doubt that As of r exportable surplus increases Europe will look to us More and More to Supply their needs. Its advantages As a crop Are pretty Well known it is probably the sur est crop grown 6n. Our farms the land never blows when seeded to Rye the work is done in the fall and it needs no attention during the Spring Rush it will. Hold its own against weeds it makes Good autumn and Spring pasture and Tho crop never rusts. It is of course Yery generally grown on dirty ground and is the last crop before summer fallow. This is done for two reasons first it is a Good Weed Fishter and will grow if it gets any kind of a Chance Sec Ond the Volunteer crop which in variably follows the year after is caught in to . It certainly deserves More consideration Anil will respond to being seeded on Good ground in. The Ner As All Tho other grains do. Its ability to produce a Volunteer crop is admittedly a nuisance and is very naturally largely responsible for it not being seeded on clean land but is sown on clean land As a nurse crop to Sweet Clover the result is very satisfactory the scarified Clover seed can be put in with it. Grass seeder on the now in the Spring when thu Rye Iff Cut in Lato Luly or Early aug ust the. Clover will be a Jay to a Good Start and will add very much to the palatability of the Rye. Straw the next year you should not Only get your Clover Hay but it will have a Good Deal of Volunteer re in. It. F the Clover is to be threshed for seed there is of course no difficulty about getting the Grain out of it they lost we recently met , the head of a big Chain of lumber Yards and having first primed us with. A Good far Noke lie began asking a lot of questions about farming farming conditions. But lately he said what kind of a neighbourhood Noil inside the bed quite level other Wise when watering the lower drowned out and the upper end baked. Last year we had at least two dozen lambs play King of the Castle 011 the Frame and its contents but know what sized Hole in. A hence a Lamb negotiate. He certain in runs the Camel and his Welt known Eye of a Needle a Cloke second. 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