Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 12, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Peee Kress Winnipeg wednesday August 12, 1925 11 tuesday s Grain livestock and produce heavy declines j Grain prices tuesday to government reports had a hear Iii effect bringing in Liddi Lalion with Export business closed 4c to 4 l-2c Down Grain Exchange Winnipeg aug. 11. Me Pool Market closed tuesday Low. Oct Faer lower at december lower at test Exchange r Dian quoted unchanged out in Bushe Send Canadian currency Liverpool tucs. Mon. October 1 58 Winnipeg Grain rust nations oct. Dec. May dec. May oct. _ _ dec. Oct. _ May . Dec. May open. 145@ High. 142 Low. 142% 139 144a 46 77 49a 76 112 245 105% 112 241 10314 104 . 140 49a8 76b 72b 242b 234b 242a 1mb 104a last year. 130 134 55% 77 107 106% 21114 american Grain fluctuations wheat markets had a drastic break m tuesday Avn nips october de do nuns and Chicago lie under the previous . There were reactions from the Low spots by. The bulges were difficult to hold a the Market had to Down at per s Jere liquidation in evidence based on Tho Canadian report which the crop at in Shula. Which us larger than the Trade the american government Lepoint was also construed us moderately bearish the total of Bush Els being slightly larger than looked for or As Given out in by private experts. Liverpool reflected the bearish report and cables came 27jd. To Down and closed to 3sd. Down for the Day. Trade volume was Large but it Nas mostly local outside orders be ing few and those on the Selling Side while exporters and Millers were doing very Little. Atlantic sea Board advices stated that aside from some Small lots of wheat Export demand was again re ported Flat. This was perhaps to be expected As the foreigner will undoubtedly await developments on this Side following the government reports. European cables stated that weather was becoming clearer and More favor Able and that harvesting operations we proceeding Over Large . The weather Over the Canadian to test has continued favourable with moderate temperatures with some Rains in the Northern parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta. The fore cast for Manitoba Anil Saskatchewan for moderate winds mostly fair and Thunder storms in some to Caintic a. Alberta Northwest winds scattered Sho prs. But mostly fair and coarse grains the coarse grains All Joi Vej today in sympathy with the decline in wheat but did not suffer to fhe same extern showing i conserve j Uve firm undertone. Trade volume i i not Large and a Little Export i i in Oats was reported. J the flax Marker was family steady i rth prices a easier in Sam a Rathy wit ii the enteral decline. Tarlo i Light but undertone continues firm. Cash wheat Market there was no improvement in the situation in the inc Fil cosh Market today. The Lark of offer inns and the Scarcity of stocks made it next to impossible to conduct Busi Ness in this Market and a in Sut today s session was spent by traders evening up. will now be a Case of waiting for the new to move before any real Busi Ness can possibly he done. The coarse grains Are similarly placed to wheat and absence of stocks arc the cause of dul markets. The weather. Rain a fallen in Northern parts Oft Swatch a an and Alberta. Thi continues anal dry in Brit ish Columbia and also in Ontario. Forecasts Manitoba Ami Sas Katche winds mostly fair and moderately -.varm, thunderstorms in som localities. Winds some scattered showers but mostly fair and Cool. nom9. Aug. 10. New drop. 1924. 103 15s 33 sept. Dec. May May May May sept. Dec. Barley sept. Sopt. Dec. Sopt. . Dec. Chicago. Open. High. Low. 162% 157% 157 164% 107% 92% 41-% 44% 104% 89% 40h . 88v 111 open. 157% 158@ 160 106 113% Minneapolis. High. Low. 157% 154% 158 15434 160 15sa 71 105 108 40 x i 72 39 71 106% Duluth 268 a 270% 269 266% 40% 43% 46% . 155% 159a 37% 71 .88% 91j4 42b 44% a 48b 115% Prev. I 254" 264 Avlon leg Chicago Minneapolis Duluth i comparative car receipts. A heat Oats Barley flax 10s 34 .13 1 471 65 0 301 119 s6 0 72 48 31 14 110b 18 26 14 Corn 0 216 5 0 Canadian 7, now vi.siblt1 last work last year it. William it. Midland Tiffin port wheat. 18.26-5, 000 details As Arthur 6.6so.ooo 7s.ooo 155.000 Oats. To storing 1.579.000 8s6.250 Boob Goderis h port vol borne Kingston Quebec j Montreal j West St. John Duluth i Buffalo new York Portu ind Baltimore Philadelphia Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Moose jaw Saskatoon 63.000 10.000 685.000 191.000 28.500 3s.ooo 916.000 5.000 1s8.000 201.000 9.000 1.000 9.000 303.000 6.500 2s.ooo 1.500 i Lobo 250 3 no 2 c a. No. 3 sex. 1 feed no. 1 feed no. 2 feed rejected track Barley no. 3 . In. 4 . Rejected Tecl track no. 1 . No. 2 . No. 3 . Reject etl track no 1 . No. 2 . No. 3 . Becj. 2 . Rejected track 139 in 4.00 57 51 51 46 v4 4 6314 35% 81 a 79v, 79 81 245 236 bit 207 242 92 91 90 10314 1-Kbh 142s 146% 139v. 4.00 51 to 51v. 50 s4 47% 87 4 83 h 81 a 80% 83 248 239 220 210 245 106 106 95 94 95 106 my Poos Cash prices Rait Rye screenings -r.fi. Movement 160 1 by roads. 199 49 i Winnipeg Grain Exchange i i representative sales i heat 172% 17 i s 1 nor 1 nor to 3 Xor 3 a a 166 s 153 i 156 .155v. 157 set set set 10. .172 156v, .165 a 1653 nor 3 nor Xor of s nor put win it put Ivel 5 win i it 6 win set .113 61 2 51-is 47 a . . 56% 52 51" sex. 1 Ftp set s1v, ept cd set 47% 3 . Set. S31. I 83 i of j . Set 823-i 4 . Set 834 Ford Anta -.249 1 set. .-j41 . Set .240 4 Cash prices i 1 2 5 c a quotations of club Lar the Winnipeg. Aug. 11. I races 165% 162% 130% 158% 142% 155% 125% 110 305 100 166% 1s6h 1s4% 162% 148% 110 105 100 1s954 157% o Dav wring. Ordinary to Good to. 1 1-o.t no. 2 Stark North Spring Chok of to fancy to 5 " no. 2 darn North Spring Cood to Choice. N of 2 dark North Spring Ordinary la Sood to 2 Northern to 5 Lark North. Sprink Choice to fancy no. 3 darn North. Apr lab. Good to Choice to. 1 Lark hard Sola and s. A Koto no. 2 durum 3 Amber durum 3.37h 1 38 -4 no. 3 durum i s 4 no. 3 yellow White Oats Lissu re e it n To. No. 2, flax .1 1.63% 3.s9 a 1.s5v, 3 .56 y4 1.73 a 3. 65 a 1.67u. 1.66 id 1.49 a 3. 47 a 1.b1 14 3 .45 of 1.09 .76 3.07w, 2.72 Grain Ietter Bawlf Grain i Winnipeg aug. In. Had a severe break today. Winnipeg october about o cents and Chicago september 7 cents under the previous . There was re a colons at times but the bulges were hard to hold and Only the persistent buying of one prominent Bull prevented from being of weak As Chicago. There was a Little recovery near the but final figures were from 4 cents to 5 5-8 lower. There was general liquidation in evidence at the opening based on the Canadian government report which estimated the crop As around s75.000.000 bushels which was larger than the Trade expected. The american government re port was also construed As moderately bearish the total of bushels being somewhat higher than the figures Given out by private experts. Liverpool reflected these bearish re ports and cables came 2 7-s to 3 1-s Pence lower and closed 3 1-2 to 3 5-s Down for Ilia Day. Trade volume Large but it was mostly Loca-1, outside orders being but they were largely on the Selling Side. Exporters and Millers were doing very Little and sea Board advices stated that Export sales yesterday were again Light and de Mand this morning very poor. Tho foreigner will undoubtedly keep out of the Market for a few Days. to see How the Trade on this Side take the government report. The weather in Western Canada continues mostly favourable with moderate i temperatures and scattered showers. We advise extreme caution on the buying Side As we believe the is due to work regularly lower unless some very unfavourable news develops which is not Likely a the crop is about made or Export demand Broadens materially. Coarse grains. These markets were All lower today but displayed More in strength As compared with wheat. There was a Little Export Busl Ness in Oats but Barley and Rye wore Dull and heavy. This Market Felt the general and closed .3 cents to 1 1-3 lower. Trade Light and undertone firm. My news other markets e. J. Bawlf private wire service Chicago Grain letter. Chicago aug. The lower cables and bearish construction placed on our government report with the bearish Canadian crop figures brought a lower opening Market by scattered Liquida Tion. Prices settled Only to encounter Selling for Eastern account with the result that prices again turned downward with a Sharp rally in the last half hour but closing 4 to 1-4 lower than last foreign news was rather bearish. Including the Fihar break in Liverpool prices. The conservative element in the Northwest Dis credited the government estimates both aides of the Border. Cash wheat was lower As to basis and the sea Board reported slow Export demand. The decline in futures brought in heavy buying for Cash houses that to us appears As against Cash transactions. Underlying conditions remain just As bullish As when prices were at much higher Levels. The decline is not at. All surprising in View of the too rapid Advance scored it St week. We can consistently advocate the Purchase of wheat at closing Levels believing the Market to be decidedly oversold and expecting further Sharp reactions up Ward in values. Corn Corn advanced in the Earb session on general Short covering. Which carried the december above 80 cents. A Good Deal of local buying accompanied this Advance and when wheat declined Corn followed a moderate rally in the late session and closing 3-4 higher on september while deferred months 1-3 lower. The weather map showed a few scattered showers Over portions of the Belt but dry weather still a Factor Over the mid die West. Cash demand was not As Good and local buyers were encouraged by the weakness generally in grains. Resulting in lower Cash basis but with of bushels for the Day. Charters for 180.000 com were con firmed to georgian Bay. We regard the underlying situation in Corn As distinctly bullish Ana the Market heavily oversold. The strength m september today is rather significant. Oats declined with other cereals dosing 1 1-s to 1 3-s lower. Millers seek Export tax on Canadas wheat association complains of advantage which . Firms enjoy Canadian Montreal aug. Export tax on Canadian wheat intended Cor milling in. The United states Export asked of govern ment by the National Millers association which today issued a statement discussing the in equalities of the Tariff in Canada and the United states on wheat the Prospect of a great increase in exportable wheat Chip year impels the Millers to s us Gest Export tax might be imposed on Grain going to the United states to remove the advantage which the Mills a South of the line Are said to enjoy. This advantage lies in their toeing Able to Mill in Bond condition wheat for Export As flour to Canada s potential customers in Europe while the United states Domestic Market for flour is. Closed to Canada. A petition has been and will be presented to the Federal government. Considerable hedging pressure appeared and in the absence outside Trade had a. Depressing effect. Cash demand was excellent and the basis somewhat higher. The Seaboard reported 450.000 Oats sold for Export. There is More Merit in Oats than appears on the sur face and we do not regard the position As bearish despite general Broomhall s cables. Liverpool aug. Increase in the quantities of wheat and flour in passage to Europe this week tended to offset the decrease in arrivals in Tho United kingdom. Heavy clearances from both Dlan ports during the past week attracted a lot. Of attention and it is Feen really conceded that supplies in unit country Are becoming depleted. The hungarian wheat crop is estimated Over larger than a year Airo Rye crop Given at larger. The Wea tier throughout Europe is generally Clear and favourable for cutting Argentine Fine. English Corn Market a. Steady flue to the Small available Spicl Supply and there is some inquiry for Distant shipment at. Slight Export situation in demand for wheat from foreigners is remarkably Small a few Odd lots of wheat Are being disposed of and no doubt Canada is disposing of her sur plus rapidly but these transactions lire Well guarded and kept secret. To. Rye at new York for the first half of August is quoted at 11 Jents Over Tho Chicago sept. Future for Montreal this Rye is quoted at so cents Over. Grain rates before rail commission says Premier King can Nolan press despatch Vancouver aug. To mayor l Taylor s Appeal sent to Premier Mackenzie King last week urging Steps be taken to ensure the enforcement of the crows nest rates on Grain Westward before Leisi seasons crop movement begins the following wire signed by f. A. Mcgregor Premier King s private Secretary was received Here today or. King wishes me to that the matter of freight rates on Grain West is before the railway commis Sion and until the commission reported that it is quite improper a him to assume the commissioners do not intend to Deal with the matter in full Accord with the policy Laid Good Sample from Oak Bank very Good Sample of wheat grown on the farm of ,1. A. Smith Oak Bank Manitoba was brought to the free press office tuesday afternoon. Al though a Little Short in the head the wheat contains an excellent Berry and or. Smith expects to have one of his bes yields in Many he surd cutting a week ago. And. The Sample was taken from the for or. he Cut. Or. Smith s crops have been immune from rust he states. Livestock markets Dominion livestock Branch i Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Boniface aug. At the Union stockyards up to 9 o clock tues Day morning consisted of cattle and calves. 445 hogs and 40 sheep and lambs together with 731 cattle and of hogs on through Billing. There were t3 cars unloaded during the Day and railways report 73 cars to arrive tonight and. Early with heavy carry Over of. Cattle from yesterday s trading. The Market opened fairly Active and trading was Well in the Early hours. All Quality Butcher steers and heifers met with a ready recep Tion at fairly prices. Good Butcher steers moved out from to with a few .fs.bo, medi urn kinds ranged from. 54 to 55. Good heifers sold from to to and common kind from ?3.75 to Butcher cows look about. 25c lower per cwt. Than this time last week but fairly steady with yesterday s Market. The. Bulk of the Good cows passed Over the Scales from 13.25 to s3.7b, w Ith the top at medium graded were plentiful and were moved out from to with common Down to canners and cutters were cleaned up from to bulls were Abo it steady with bulk sales from. To .j2.75. Slightly More activity in the Stocker and. Feeder division with Good stockers remaining steady and. The medium grades moving at weaker prices. Best stinkers sold from to and medium from to Good feeders were absorbed from to with the plainer kind Down to calves looked with yesterday. The Hulk of the Good grades ranging from ?8 to and common kinds Down to with a hoga the mar Ket remained steady with yesterday s thick smooths sold at and Baconi selects at 10 per cent Premium. The sheep and Lamb Market continued in line with the last few Days with Best lambs Selling at and medium from to sheep sold from 53 to according to Quality. Representative sales. Reported up to 3 p. Juit chek no. A. It. Price. 6.75 fi.50 6.00 6.00 6.00 Iso. 5.75 5.50 5.35 Lutchki i 6.50 5.50 5.50 5.25 5.25 5.00 4.75 4.50 nut Chsu cows. Cutt 4.00 3.75 3.75 3.50 720 fl.10 7so 020 980 735 740 n., atkers. No. 1_1s 60 Skiff is. 720 830 825 825 724 700 s40 aug. H. T. Price. .5 5.25 5.25 5.25 5.00 5.00 4.7o 4.30 4.2j .1.00 4.50 4.50 4.25 4.25 4.00 4.00 3.75 3.75 s75 22 1100 2 1120 940 3.50 3.50 3.25 3.00 ers. 16 1070 24 1160 1120 960 050 s90 .880 690 720 790 bad -7tio 050 to 010 Nso Nso 310 226 240 190 260 1.75 300 190. Iso 170 220 235 300 260 1 60 140 14 2.25 730 stoc Kris. 540 3.75 600 3.75 650 3.50 590 3.25 690 3.do, 610 fekkers. 930 ,.u 4.50 940 4.50 840 960 4.25 770 6.75 175 6.50 120 190 6.00 19s 5.50 Iso select. 8acoxs, 13.75 210 thick w.mooths., 13.5012.50 v 21 210 a batiks. 51.50 250 11.50 240 extra heavies. H of 310 11.00 340 is Ops. 12.50 1.30 32.50 150 and 2.75 2.50 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.50 2.00 2.75 2.50 2.50 2.25 2.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.511 3.50 5.00 4.50 4.50 3.00 3.00 13.75 12.50 2.50 13.50 32.50 11.50 31.30 11.00 11.00 12.50 12.50 12.58 lights and fekt5ers. 150 12.50 24 131 32-50 14a. 12.50 s6 11.00 120 12.50 roughs. 430.8.50 sows. 275 10.00 340 0.50 310 10.00 430 290 10.00 410 0.50 . 05 12.00 66 11.25 60 13.00 10.00 s5 .1. 12.00 s5 10.00 1.05 32.00 75 -9. so 11.25 bees. 100 7.00 .4.50 too 4.00 135 5.50 1 13.0, 4.00 160. 8.00 ,3.00 livestock quotations. August 11. Receipts cattle calves 196 hogs 445 sheep. 40. Steers. Choice. 6.00 to 6.50 far to Good to 5.73 to 4-73 common. 3.oo to 4.00 experimental shipment of Western Light horses for Europe by Federal government Toam engr the Prairies in certain parts of Iho Western provinces and eating up grass that Many ranchers consider might be fed to cattle or at least to other More profitable Stock Are to be found Many ponies and Light horses from 800 to pounds. The Market in this country for horses of i this Type is very limited much smaller. In fact than would be necessary sorb the natura.1 increase. The flan. Or. Motherwell minister of Asri Cultee and the officers of his department have been approached on Rulif Ferent occasions in the past with a Glenr to getting ape action initiated to wards finding a Market for of horse. Unfortunately however the Only possible Market would appear to be Continental Europe and this Market on account of financing and transportation difficulties has up to the present been quite inaccessible. On different occasions prospective foreign buyers of such horses have visited Canada and at various times in the past few years different Canadian horsemen have tried to open up a. Trade in this line some of our dealers going so far As to visit a number of the european centres where such houses Are handled but unfortunately All to no Avail. Some time now the department has been look my into the possibility of making what might be called a Sample shipment to some european Centre so that buyers Jet Continental might have a Chance of seeing for them selves the types of horses and would have an Opportunity Othur Itie a be in to try out for the purposes for which such horses Are need Fri and can be used to advantage in it has been thought that such a sampled shipment might result in a demand from european countries for these types of horse thus opening up a much desired outlet for this class Rofi livestock which while surplus to requirements and some of them of. A More. Or less unmarketable character so far As Canada is concerned would be useful and valuable in Continental Europe or. Motherwell. Who is in the West on a trip during which his travels have covered a Large part of the provinces As Well As British Columbia decided after making further inquiry and investigation personally in the West that now is an opportune time to undertake., such a. Trial shipment As 3ust mentioned. He has accordingly Grisdale who is the West to go into the whole ques Tion very thoroughly and in co operation with some of the provincial departments of agriculture to make arrangement s for selecting a few car loads of horses representative of the classes discussed above and Nave them shipped to Hamburg to be sold there on the great horse Market in that City to which come buyers from All Over Continental Europe. The selection of these horses in this country it is anticipated will tie made by members of the staff of the Federal department of agriculture acting in co operation with the staffs of the provincial departments of agriculture. The shipment will be accompanied by an officer of department who will be. Assisted in Europe by a Wilson the Federal agricultural pro Duce marketing agent in who bag Market require ments in this connection and has re ported favourably thereon on various occasions. It is expected to get this shipment on the Ocean about the Middle of sep tember and it is anticipated that its effects will be quite As effective in bringing horses As forcibly to the attention of the european Trade As the experimental shipments of chilled beef fat cattle anal stores brought our store cattle to the attention of the British Farmer some two years ago. The Farmers forum a column for the discussion of All matters of interest to the Farmers of Western letters to editor Farmers forum agricultural College saturday afternoon Manitoba agricultural College was visited by the overseas education league Dele gation from the British Isles. Din Ner was earned in the main dining room to nearly three Hundred Mem Bers and guests after which Post prandial speeches of greetings and felicitations were the t order of. The Day. Doctor Fletcher Deputy minis Ter of education presided. Among those who spoke for the local body and. For the government was Hon. Or. Cannon minister of education for doctor Stevens for the visiting guests spoke most agreeably last monday the local baseball team Defeated the Cement nine decisively in a game the latter place. The score was 5-3. Tonight the crescents meet the sum Mer school team on the College Dia mond among the visitors observed in Iho dining room during the week end was Edwin Loftus k.c., who visiting his e in b. B. Ted a student at the College. Interviewed or. Ii Oftos sr., expressed his genuine pleasure the courses ing conducted and wit i the Environ Early and late cabbages with pyre Ihram powder and Load and Ralp cum arsenate dusts and sprays Lead to the conviction that under local conditions dusting with had Anse Nale and hydrated or air slaked Lime in the proportion of one part to fifteen parts is the most Satin factory form of rent ment. The Dusis were found More satisfactory than the in that they can be mixed and applied with the Aid of Ordinary hand dusters in one fourth he Lime occupied in spraying Tho a spread and adhere Woll if applied when the leavers Are wot. With Dew whereas sprays to which soap been added As a sticker have a Low surface ten Sion and much of the liquid is lost in the soil. Fit says the department of horticulture . To these experiment.? Calcium a Senate dusts gave Lese satisfactory results than the arsenate of Lead dust Tho giving perfect control. Calcium arsenate applied in the liquid form gave extremely poor re. us As Well As causing some burning it i Tive to Impi Iron i rations of Iio Jih Haw Hoen at Mineral Manor m the Jeri Iii Iho Ajjan Ikiz farm in Perch Eron mares at Brandon exhibition Brood mares and foals lined before the judge at Brandon summer fair. Tho award Daisy at the Lett the picture who is held by h i owner c m of Kln-i4 j s 10 i a crude ment and atmosphere of the summer school. Or. Loftus is a member of the Board of governors of the University of Manitoba. Final examinations commence this week and other pastimes and Are forsaken in the general Pursuit of knowledge. Satur Day evening sees the completion of Manitoba s third annual summer school for teachers and. University students. Chapel service sunday morning was conducted by the Rev. Or. Martinson. Green cabbage worm control experiments involving the treatment in three series of for late cabbages and cauliflower two should be sufficient in a Normal season the first about the Middle of july and the be Pond four or five weeks later. Butterflies Are very abundant a third May be necessary Early in september. I correspondence wheat Breeds and changes Are noted j to the free Forsti requirement toward showing winning wheat is climate. A slow Cool filling period without Frost and sufficient moisture hot Sun hut no desert wind to shrink or hurry ripening. Dry weather after cutting cures the a remarkable Champion shorthorn at bra.ndoj7, Calgary and Edmonton summer fairs is phenomenon of massive con formation and smooth fleshing. She is. Owned by the columbian Stock farms Kansas City to. Who also took the Reserve championship on the two year old Heifer in the picture columbian p the last two winners. The mixture used 1 composed of Proi ind born Musl. S i pounds a around pounds i to round Roi k phosphate pounds j Salt. 3 pounds it t of.7 i poems per Pound. It was at tie j Rair of 3 pounds to each pounds i of meal. In order in test this material a total of s4 pigs Werp Divi cd into 1 fourteen Inis of six t Lark Cich. In every ration where in ineral mix Ture fed increase in Wert secured. A jilted not Only usual t feeding method was followed but. Also Wien self feeders . Used and the meal supplemented with cooked potatoes. In one instance there a profit of i7.ss in favour of the Mineral ration. An increase of six per cent of Mineral matter proved unsatisfactory Ami save similar results to a ration supplemented with two per cent of Rock phosphate. When other Mineral matter is not available Ordinary Wood or Coal ashes thrown on the door River Rood results storage in silos on Nanny Miriall farms on account of the comparatively Binal number of animals kept in is not or economical to construct and Jill a silo with suitable Silas re crops in. Such cases provision should for a. Supply of Suc Bujeni feed Oiler than silage. While under average conditions food value in roots can not be shown and stored he economically us in a silage crop As Corn due to the labor of growing harvesting and Cost of storing undoubtedly under the conditions honed above roots form the economical substitute for i succulent crop such As silage. They to be recommended particularly or late fall and Early Winter Fredl in. The difficulty of keeping throughout tha late Winter ind Early Spring prohibiting Uso at these times. Where roots Are not a vib liable Noa for late Winter feeding dried pulp is Well Worth cons Darlng at i i on thl it can i Butcher Choice a 5.00 to 5.75 fair to Good 4.00 to Butcher cows. Choice fair to medium. Canners and cutters bulls. Good. Common Good medium common. Choice fair to Good Choice fair to 3.75 to 2.75 to 1.75 to 1.75 to 2.50 to 2.00 to 3.00 to 1.50 to 1 .75 to Stocker steers 3.50 to _ 2.50 to Stocker Heifert. 3.00 to oxen. 4.25 2.bo 2.00 2.75 2.25 3.25 2.75 2.75 Good feeder steers Choice fair to Good Cholip Good common. Calves. Hogs 2.25 to 4.00 to 3.00 to to 4.73 to 3.00 to 6. So 6.75 4.00 select Bacon thick smooth heavies extra heavies shop hogs lights and feeders roughs sows. No. 1 sows no. 2 fair to Good common fair t o Good common lambs. 13.75 to 13.75 12.50 16 32.50 11.50 to j 1.50 11.00 to 11.00 12.50 to 32 do 12.40 to 12.50 8.50 to s.65 s.50 to 30.00 9. 2q to .10 Oil to 6.uo hogs 4.000. Market steady to Strong spots higher. Top Price 513.75. Bulk prices follow Butcher and Bacon packing sows pigs j13.65. Sheep 700. Market steady. Bulk prices follow Kat icbms ?13.25 la fat ewes to j7.60. Chicago and jobs. Sop--3 oct. 37.70 17.70 11.43 ,18.73 18.95 -38.70 13.90h m produce markets j free by t. J. Coyl. No. T Nutter. Wynn Pes no. 2 Butler . To. 3 creamier in Butr. Kutou 68-lb. Two 4s-lb. In four 24-lb. Erk 80 in cub ton Hoit. Ton bran. Per Ion bran per tonn so per too. _ sheep. 10.00 to 12.00 to i 5.50 to 6.50 3.00 t 4.00 South St. Paul livestock. Furnished by state Federal Market reporting office South St. Paul minn., aug. In the Market killing classes slow steady to weak. Stokers and feeders Dull weak. Bulk prices follow steers and yearlings 55.50 to acid heifers j4 to banners arid cutters to Bologna bulls 53.30 to feeder and Stocker steers ?i.7.7 to j6.35. Calves Market 23 to 75c higher. Bulk sales . Acton Jiing to Ott extras 5oz. Sil Conda. Dos. Cases returned-.-. Cracked Doz. a returned so ___.26 .20 Manitoba new potatoes per to ill ukr axiom. Manitoba lettuce. Dmm Matni Odb in up it Pef Manitoba new new beets in. 02 aunt Walliin per id Manitoba cabbage per Jutow. A foam is la. Two 49-lb. Four 24-lb. Canada 98-lb. Kaeb two four 24-lb. Boll Al. Ito Yul 98-ib. Two four 24-lb. Mill 9s-. Two 49-lb. Four no. I Tmothy no. 2 Timothy no. J top no. 2 red lop ll. Nal no for lower alien Bong no Hay in aug Tirloni rum of Montreal produce Montreal aug. Butler cheese . Cheese Al not f 14 Hulter no. 1 Pautch izod no. 1 Crafa inf by to 5714 of urls. 36 to Liggs. Ciesli 41 for Fth Firak head of the lakes fort William ont., air. Two Caln Hontz from Thi of fort William and port Artl Nir today Holh Small Wett Waldne the Bishr is distributed a Mons Oais. Flax Tyr the briton took full cargo no flax to . Sly Caln Boalt Road inc Nurt he re Verrlon sir ton Arr utile Walling mail Chi ton in the Only Light for at Murphy s Dock and to Olhorn Coal Hoac route. I Ollo Wlna in of Tarlian. Man lev Al. Wheat oath by Ift Britoni Olev stand. Flax. In Syf off Zopfi. O j Gram Iii if. F ;