Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 13, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg wednesday. July 13, 1927 tuesday Grain livestock and produce 13 Selling of wheat Winnipeg Grain fluctuations open. 161 y4 Ohleh. Caused the Barley july 65 operators applied pressure which overwhelmed support Grain Exchange. Winnipeg. July 12. values were Given a bad Jolt when local Market came Feay Selitri pressure and found support. The Selling in most wholly the operations of Len professionals were our it Zuvers during the past two or Davs but who were influenced bearish character of the United 90% 73 70 i july i oct. I dec. July 110 oct. 0q dec. 100 196 200 65 a 54% b 51 91% b 196 b 20 Hilow. 145 4 142% 1fi6 200 100 100 110 97 a a 98a close. 180 145% 54% a 50% a 73b 69% a 196 y. B 201 a 198ta 110 he 97 7, b 98b Prev. Close. Last year. 162 145ta 54 a 7314 b 70b 197b 101 154% 4-7% 54% 62 60% 201% 207 205% 97 it 100 4 100 american Grain fluctuations closing period to strength but All bulges were met no prices but All bulges were me Jumore wheat and the final quo i int showed a decline of t july sept. Dec. July dec. July sept. Dec. July open. 142 144 145 106 46% g. 47 Chicago Ohleh. 144% 142% 145% 108% 112% 45% 142 i 99 a 108 110 45 48 h close. 143 143 144 Helper to offset the Bear i july of the Winter wheat report sept. The United states. The Trade i dec. Holc did nor. However pay a great of attention to the Dominion july figures feeling that it yet i sept. Early to estimate yield for the i West. They remembered j Canadian Rye july year the government sep. See sawed to such an extent t at they could not work their 5 Liverpool Murket lower. The markets abroad Ware influenced b7 the United states report Ancl private Chi stated that the increase a the in tatar i heat estimate had Given buy Confidence. Prices at liver broke quite substantially very was done in the eng Lish Marset. The Canadian report had a Urtie steadying effect but later in tie Day the Market suffered a further set Back on reports of cheaper Argen Tine and Manitoba offerings. Export including bushels of was reported by but it did not reflect in the Kir a leg Market. Coarse i rules there an excellent demand for ill coarse Grain commodities with the exception of Rye. The Oats came under the influence of quite n Large spread ins , in which operators july sept. Oct. Open. 80 69 102 93 222 223 225 110% 100 a 10314 100 Minneapolis Kish. Low. 143% 141a 1427j 140 in 145 i b 142% 45 4 b 4434 43 45 68% 102 s3y, 00% Duluth 222 a b 222 223 225 45 46% 108% a 07% close. 141 a b 14313 44% a b 45 a b Novi u9b 91b 224 225 a Prev. Close. V4 146% 147 100 v4 107va to 09i Winnipeg Grain Exchange i if fit i sit v i a i l c r tic. Kel Bisese Stative sales Clearing House deliveries wheat bus. Oats bus. Plax bus. Eye. Bus. Winnipeg july 11. Wheat Cash markets was stil very difficult to find i nor. Nur. What what spot spot so spot spot 2 nor. Spot ,.158v 3 nor. Spot Lav t who. Spot ._14d-. 6 what. Spot 103 to 1 nor. Spot 155 of 2 spot 148 kor. Spot 147 of 3 tvs pot 147 3 nor. Spot .147 to 5 what spot Foyers for Cash wheat today despite j 2 nor. Spot Isom ii declining prices in the futures of 3 snot he Market. Spreads on the Low grades i of 3 nor. Spot kit i Tere much lower while no. 1 North j of 4 what spot 134 i trn Ras off in from the closing differ to 5 it spot 13a race monday. Oats Trade was very Light and now re i Isla of 3 spot 53 liar Ley 3 . Spot 91 i to 3 soot 91 Light and now coins to be seen whether the import j Teg world inclined to consider j prices alter today break. In the Cash course grains there was in. Excellent demand Lor Barley but i Ether commodities were not very a i weather forecast i weather has been moderately warm hire West with Light showers in districts. In the East it has been fair warm. I mostly fair and j my. With local Thunder storms j wednesday mostly fair and a Little Saskatchewan scattered show i. But mostly fair wednesday fair. Alberta fair today and wednesday. Cals but the Outlook very favourable in the Northwestern and Central districts. Harvest in in full swing in the Crimea but yields Are Small. The hungarian government repo t published revised statement of crops monday follows wheat i Rye Barley. Oats i the wheat larger thin a year ago when a very poo. Crop was i reaped but the Rye crop this year was damaged in May by Frost to Mie extent of thirty per cent and eight million bushels less than last year j the wheat was Hurt by heat and rust in Early june but recovered towards i the of the month and we estimate j that there will be a surplus this year of Twenty four million bushels. . Spot. 91 4 . Snot 8g of 3 . Pot 4 . Spot bo1. . Spot 4 . Spot 3 . Ipod 83 Chicago Grain letter Minneapolis Cash prices Clark blur ten no. 1 Lidi to sprint fancy Montana. 1 Auk nov the i u Spring Lancy Montana no. 1 hard Spring. July 12. 160 i 164ii Iii stationary or higher temperature. No l Nortner ii Good to fancy 156 a 146-a 162 Judi a inspections. 144 i july 1327 224 13 18 0 i total 268 so act of wheat. Movement by roads 153. C n.r., 115. 1 no. 1 Northern Spring i Good to fancy no. 1 Tiai k Northern Spring Choice to fancy no 1 dark Northern Spring a Good to Choice _ 51 j no. 1 dark Northern Spring 13 i Ordinary to Good no. 1 dark Northern 19 grains _ _ 12 555 68 no. 1 Northern i no. 2 dark Northern Spring Spring Spring. 144 i 144 b 143 a i these prices Are rash grains at Market. 1 or a n 3 Lor i i 1 i i Dun d run do i. N 1 i in 2 r .1 3 d u 1 Kota 3 Kola ,4 ouch 1 to Cash prices the time of closing tha Winnipeg. July 12. Spot Prev. Prices prices igl i 164 lot-1 1 3 3 no 131 104 43 143 133 13i Lal 49 14 1 i too1 1 143 154 139 u 127 109 103 162 145 145 145 135 139 137 133 153 151 146 153 143 i 131 i 149 i 13bv.i Choice to Tancy no. 2 Good to Choice no. Ii Darl Northern j Ordinary to Good. No. 2 Northern i no. 3. Dark Spring j Choice to fancy no. I dark Northern Spring. Good to Choice no. 3 dark Northern Spring Ordinary to Good no. 3 Northern 1 dark hard Montana i no i hard Montana no. 1 dark hard Minnesota. And. Dakota i no 1 hard Minnesota and. Dakota no. 1 fancy Amber durum. No 2 fancy Amber durum. No. 1 Amber durum no. 1 durum no. 2 Amber durum no. 2 durum no. 3 Amber durum no. 3 yellow no. 3 White Oats Barley no. 2 Rye flax 147v4 142 i 149 i 144 Vuk 13 7 h i 130 i 150 148 146 j4d 144 140 140 104 46 so 101 i 148 i 143 i 142 i 158 15svi Lvi 155 154 150 143 146 144 146 105 46 i 3.00 3.00 i South Russia new wheat i of Good Lack Iii urns. Co. Wire service Liverpool. July sends the following Cable new wheat Snow being marketed in South i and in other parts wheat growing quite Good. Drought in the lower b-3-Yl Volga Region has damaged some cer 5ter1lized for hands Sbath a guaranteed hand Brush sanitary and durable. Pure bristles set in rubber and enclosed in aluminium sold by leading priced from to a Boeckh product Beck a a Bawlf 1 re vat wire i Chicago july opened drastically lower on the bearish gov j eminent report rallying from tha t opening decline but meeting enough j pressure to bring about a further break with closing prices 2% to 3% Ower than last night. The de clans brought out further scattered Liquida Tion and. We believe that this has run its course. Especially do we feel this Way in View of the continued unfavourable threshing returns which have been coming from the Southwest and also the soft Winter wheat Terri tory. We doubt that the average of these returns will Bear out govern ment estimates. Export demand was rather moderate today although a fail amount of quit wheat was worked. The basis locally was steady but Southwest premiums a trifle easier. Continued favourable weather conditions Over the Northwest with mod Erate temperatures brought consider Able pressure from that source and also tended to temporarily Check any consideration of the possibility of Black rust damage. Foreign advices and particularly from prance arc decidedly disquieting. It appears to if the decline of the last few jays has discounted in Large measure the bearish government figures. We be Lieve purchases on declines will be in order. Opened lower taut declines met heavy commission i Xuac absorption which continued intermittently throughout the session. Tho and Vance brought realizing sales and considerable professional pressure and. With the weakness in wheat prices cased and unchanged to lower than last night. Crop reports continued largely pessimistic with a continuation of the complaint of slow Progress. Again today the Cash basis was Strong and one cent Hillier. Shipping sales were quite Liberal. This j feature of the situation should be closely it appears Asir Gen eral demand was developing for our stocks. The weather Over the Belt continues mainly favourable although Rains Are wanted in important Aruo. The Trade regard the government Large y theoretical and there a growing realization that unusual growth must be recorded within the next 30 Days in Corn or a Complete re vision of crop estimates will follow. We believe the commission House buy ing today to be particularly Sig Jill Paiit of the general belief prevailing throughout the country. Opened off moderately and further closing 114 to 1% under last night. government figures on their face Ara bearish but. in Corn the crop has not yet been secured and uncomfortably High temperatures in the Belt with the Oats in a critical stage of development. Cash was Lii Excel Lent demand with the basis unchanged. We do not share in the general Bear Ness regarding Oats prices we have persistently called attention to their relative cheapness compared with All other cereals. Liverpool wheat prices the Liverpool Market closed tuesday october lower at los december lower at los March lower at 10s per 100 ibs. Exchange Canadian funds quoted at Yea lower at worked out in bushels and Cana Dian currency Liverpool close was october si.63% March 1.59 1.81% failed in All parts of. Germany recently but now the weather mostly Fine. Lissia. Conditions including Siberia Are generally about average the Winter grains Are in better condition than the Spring grains. La spreading and being favored by Good weather. In this country still very Uncertain although recent Good Rains were very beneficial. Grain Exchange personals visitors to the trading floor tues Day included a. K. Drolet Quebec w. Chutskoff Kamsack sask. A. B. Helm Minneapolis Minn. W. D. Borslie Minneapolis and j. Orchard Miami Fla. Passed u he Soo. Salt St. Myrln july up Sullivan. . Pulton. Maia Oglebay Tyrone 3 prick Hilbin 5 j. E. Davidson Manitoba . Adriatic . Davidson 9 Harvard Panay to Faucon. Gorman Harvey Collins 11 Peter White. Hobson Princeton . , inter Laken Garretson 4 Osier Shin Ango 5. Livestock markets i Dominion livestock Branch Union , Winnipeg Ami St. Boniface. July at the onion stockyards up to 9 o clock tues Day morning consisted of 337 cattle 172 calves 592 hogs sheep and lambs together with 54 cattle and 759 hogs on through Billing. Thiere were eight cars of Stock unloaded in the Yards during the Day and a further 58 cars Are reported for arrival the night and Early tomorrow morning. Outside of a Liberal offering of calves the run of cattle was again Light with very few Good Quality butchers included la the offering. Trading was Active Ancl n. Good clean up was experienced in the Early ses Sions. All prices remained steady to firm at yesterday Advance which was a Strong 25c per cwt. Higher than last week. Good Butcher steers sold from so to with an Odd one slightly higher while medium grades sold from to 57.50, according to Quality. Good Butcher heifers ranged from to s3.50, with plainer kinds from 86 to 87. Good to Choice cows sold at Strong prices from to 56.50, Ancl medium grass cows from i to s5.2b. Canners Ancl cutters sold from 32.50 to s3.50. Held firm with the bulk of sales going from to the Stocker Trade was Active with enough orders on hand to b All the Good Quaty stockers on. Ofier at firm prices. The bulk of sales ranged to with the feeders from s4.75 to 86. Calves continued fairly plentiful with prices holding steady. Light dealers sold from to and the heavy kinds from Down. The hog Market held steady with yesterday. Bacon selects sold at thick smooths atus. Lights feeders and shops were absorbed at thick smooth prices and the Buus of the sows around the sheep and lain a Market remained steady with Best Spring lambs Selling from to feral legs from to s8.50 and sheep from to obits he of cattle 795 Market generally steady bulk of Good to Cho ice steers to Best cows to s7 stockers. To feeders to s7 hogs. Bus selects off 770 Best South St. Of cattle Market steady to Strong. Chicago receipts of cattle Market steady to Strong hogs sheep representative sales. Reported up to 3 ., tues., july 12 Butcher steers no. A. It. Price. No. A. It. 245 a. 320 135 125 75 5.76 325 5.75 280 boughs 8.00 sheep 6.00 89 5.00 lambs 12.50 5.75 575 4.50 12.50 livestock quotations Winnipeg july 12 receipts cattle. 397 calves 172 hogs sheep . Steers. 8.00 to p 00 pair to Good 8.00 to. 8.5n medium. 7.00 to 7.50 common. 6.00 to.50 Butcher heifers Choice 7.50 to 7.50 pair to Good 6.00-to 7.00. Butcher cows. Choice. 5.75 to.50 pair to Good 4.50 to 5.50 medium. To and 2.50 to 3.50 ,.s 4.00 to 8 4.75 common. 3.50 to 3.75 oxen goods of to 5 50 medium. 4.00 -1 "5 common 3.00 to 3.75 Slocker steers Choice 5.00 to 5.50 pair to Good. 4.25. To 4.75 Stocker heifers Choice. ___-.8 5.00 to a.23 pair to Good. 4.00 to 4.71 feeder steers Choice 5.50 to 6 00 fair to Good 4.75 to 5.c5 Culver 9.00 to Good. 7.00 to 8.01 common 3.00 to 6.00 hogs select 9.50 to 8 9.50 thick smooths 9.00 to 9.00 heavies. 8.50 to 8.so extra heavies 8.00 to 8.00 shop hogs 9.00 to 9.00 lights and feeders 9.00 to 9.00 roughs. 6.50 7.50 sows no. 1 6.75 to. 6.00 sows no 2 5.75 to 5.75 Stags. 5.00 to 5.00 pair to Good. To common .8.00 to 1000 pair to Good 4.00 to 6.00 common 3.00 to 3.50 produce markets prices of butter Ima eggs until Furtha notice will be those. The free Presa by t. J. Coyle uo., ltd., produce brokers. No. 1 Creamery butter . Winnipeg .33 h prices according to Dominion government grading. Strictly ire Iii not Over 5 Days Oid extras dozen cases returned .23 firsts dozen cases returned25 seconds dozen cases returned .20 graded potatoes jobbers to Rel Tilers Manitoba potatoes per cwt vegetables jobbers to retailers. Manitoba Green onions per Douen bunco Manitoba Leaf lettuce per Manitoba radishes dozen California celery per Washington cabbage per la .25 .25 .35 .15 .07 new beets per ib.____.________.___.07 australian onions per cwt.-------------57.0u Manitoba rhubarb per in Manitoba spinach .--------------.--------.05 lots delivered to wholesale prices dealers Luko the Woods five 98-lb. Sacks two sucks Jil four u i la. Sacks Yvo Stern Canada purity 68-lb1. Sacki Twu 4y-Lrj. Your 24-Jb. Sacks. Ogilvie Honl household. 03-ld. Sacks _ two 40-Jb. Sacks pour Li-3-lb. Sacks _.-.-.-. Maple Lear Mills 5.05 5.10 5.05 5.10 _ _ 5.05 5.10 5.05 5.10 5.05 5.1p two sacks pour 124-lb. Sucks Quaker bulb. Two -39-lb. Sacks four 2-1-lb. Rolled Oats per sack 80 ibs. Mill iced Manitoba. Delivered in car Lols net bran per ton shorts per Saskatchewan. Bran per ton Sinuru per ton bran per Sliburis per ton___________________30.00 Hay baled spot prices for Well cured any Good at Date of Issue and quoted by two Lea diff houses. No. 1 no. 2 Timothy ,_____________________19.00 no. 1 red top no. 2 red top demand for lower grades. There being no Hay Exchange in Winnipeg quotations Are obtained regularly i Jiu of tie Trade Chicago land Prev. Open High Low close close july _ 1207b 1287b sept. _ _ 1300 1302 1207 1297-a 1300b ei70 930 970 9.00 900 8.50 820 8.50 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 890 7.75 720 7.50 840 Butcher heifers Butcher cows. 910 900 820 930 520 foreign crops and weather Clarl Martin wire service a noted icing oni weather again Rainy and crops arc. In urgent need of Sunshine. Trance. Condition of new crops very irregular and Fine sunny weather Eui rally needed. Harvesting has commenced in the South. Rains have pre 700 8.25 960. 870 8.00 880 840 7.50 820 920 020 970 7.00 960 Ca nebs Cottes 6.50 0.50.50 f6.50 6.2.v 890 6.25 6.00 910 "5.75 770 6.50 840 bulls 4.50 4.25 4.00 4.00 360 stockers 710 5.75 480 830 5.00 610 050 4.50 500 feeders 790 5.75 Bio 780 5.75 940 830 5.00 8bo calves 240 10.00 120 185 10.00 160 160 10.00 185 200 9.50 143 175 9.50 120 220 9.00 185, 8_ 200 9.00 select Bacon 1851 9.50 185 195 9.50 215 210 9.50 190 thick smooths 180 9.00 185 195 9.00 210 185 9.00 190 220 9.00 200. Heavies 250 8.50 23s extra heavies 325 8.00 315 lights and feeders i ice 7.50 7.00 7.00 5.90 5.75 5.50 5.25 700 7.00 6.00 6.00 6.0d and 5.25 5.00 4.50 4.25 4.00 4.00 3.25 2.75 2.75 2.75 4.00 a 50 2.75 4.00 5.00 4.50 4.so.50 7.00 7.00 6.00 to on 6.00 140 345 130 145 205 9.00 Iso 9.00 1.55 9.00 100 shops.oo 150 sows 6.25 370 9150 u.50 9.50 9 00 9.00 850 8.00 9.15 9.15 9.ie 9 00 5.75 agricultural news Good samples of wheat from Manitoba and Saskatchewan several excellent samples of wheat Vive reached the free press in. The past two Days. One Sample taken from the farm of w. Wilson Killarney man., measured about 40 inches and was mostly headed out on july 10. Robt. Tullo Cli of. Broadview sask., sent a couple of Heads measuring about inches and looking very healthy. June May beat record butterfat handling the Farmers forum news and comment of special agricultural interest. Edited by e. Cora Hind reviewing the past half year Presl it edit w. J. Park of the Praser Valley Mill producers association ., re ports that june promises to beat All previous record since the organization was started the butterfat handled by the association in that month will reach nearly half a million ibs. . Goat shipments May be repeated should the experimental shipment of a Carload of goats made by members of the Goat breeders association to the Calgary and Edmonton fairs be a Success further shipments will be made next Spring. The car accompanied by George Pilmer of the provincial department of agriculture and Secretary of the Goat breeders association who at present negotiation for the shipment of a Carload id Ontario. I alzbeta Pool buys 20 More elevators Twenty country elevators have been purchased by. The Alberta wheat Pool from the United brain co., ltd., according to an announcement from the offices of the Pool during the past week. These elevators Are located it Czar. Carbon Halkirk Hughenden Irricana. Magrath big Valley Bashaw Bye Moor Elnora Excel meeting Creek me Cheche. Ramsey Rowley Siebalt Chinook Youngstown Cereal and in Lang. The. Alberta wheat Pool now owns editorial comment provincial Brandon. In spite of bad weather Brandon had usual a splendid fair that splendid from the standpoint of most excellent exhibits. Some of the horse classes were not so Large and attractive usual but this v.- off set by the increased showing of Fine Dairy and beef cattle and the splendid exhibits of hogs. The government building was a Strong new feature and Many Hun dred Manitoban realized for the first time the extent and value to them of the work that being Doue through these departments. The new Auto building was a Fine new feature also and we understand that All space in it was spoken for three years ahead before the build ing wa commenced so that it no doubt a sound investment Lor the exhibition Board. The Dairy exhibit was fully up to its usual Standard and the moving and rearranging or the Dominion government building added much to its usefulness. These Are matters that Are All to the Good. The rain was a risen cells appoint Montand must have most the management a considerable sum in Gate receipts. The exhibitors were disappointed and the showing was done under great disabilities but with commendable patience and Good nature. Possibly however the rain was not an unmixed evil for it certainly Laid emphasis on. The Down at Heel conditions of much of the stabling and the great neglect of the roads through the grounds and the Many spots that Long before this should have been filled in so that even a three Day rain would not Render them Quad Miami. When the Sun shining and it possible to be outside these mat ters Are not of but last week rubbed in the need of very substantial repairs in very Many parts of the grounds and buildings the great Lack of comfortable accommodation Tor exhibitors and More especially and particularly it Laid emphasis on the crying need of a building for women a subject which this column has brought to the attention of the management year after year. When the weather has been Fine the women with Little children have been uncomfortable enough but when it rained and Many of them coming in by train had not known of. The broken weather when they started their condition was deplorable. Of course the management will say f hat. They cannot afford to build after a season such they have just passed through. But fully 20 years they have been talking about such a building and the need of it has pressed upon them nothing has been done until they occupy the unenviable position of being the oldest class fair in the West and having the least and poorest provision or la Comfort of women and children at tending their fair. Even if it not possible to build a building for tue Ion of such unimportant guests women children suru y it Juhl be Economy and not extravagance to spend a few Houdre l dollars in hav ing some repairs done new so that judges and attendants would not run the risk of breaking their or peradventure Ioir necks by through the to Uii flooring of these place. This the i Hird year that some of the holes have been there and judging by the past they will probably be Tartre Shrue years hence. While we Are Mali Criiidsn and offering suggestions and let say in passing they Are it made offered in Arij hateful spirit bul because we do not like to see Mani Toba falling behind in any Partick it not be Well to establish a Courtesy committee whose duty it would be to look after the Comfort of judges and distinguished guests Jevc observed i few things ourselves last week and we had a Cei pfc of the news of the breaking Oft of1 negotiations. Among the prominent officials in Kamloops were h. S. Arkell. Domin Ion livestock commissioner j. M. Mac Callum chief of the stockyards Branch and drs. Sinclair and Paxton. Of the veterinary department while the British Columbia department of agriculture was represented by or. David Warnock o.b.e., Deputy minis Ter or. A. Knight livestock commissioner and Taos p. Mackei Izle Graz ing commissioner. The last named has taken a leading part in arranging for the gathering of animals and highly gratified that the Deal go ing through. For some years past or. Mackenzie has been endeavouring to rid the ranges of these practically useless horses a task that has proved extremely difficult the owners especially the indians have steadily opposed him. Now. However since they will receive some payment for the horses nearly every owner indians included. willing to Bell and the prospects Are favourable for in creased purchases in 192h and follow ing years a solution of the problem of Clearing the ranges appears to be in sight. According to russian representatives the present horse shortage in that country the result of the big German drive shortly before the Revo Lution when practically All the mares at the numerous government Breeding stations both in Russia and russian Poland were seized and taken to Ger few More hurled at Wade Many since that time the soviet heavyweights of the c.t.a. Left to right Philip Roy Quebec president Fred grandly Ottawa Secre tary president Klinck of the University past president Dean Howes University of Alberta also a past president. It appear that such a a very sadly and badly Necdet do of any fair in the Western Cir Cuit other than Brandon and you will find that nol Only Are judges met on arrival but their rooms Are ready for them it not necessary for them to bunk in with two or three others was die Case Al. Brandon last Weer. Moreover their badges judges Aud to he grounds await them at til hotel where their accommodation provided so that they Are not up a the Gate by an of a zealous Man was the Cass win sovino of the judges at Brandon last at Calgary Edmonton .isskal.oon, it not necessary for to pay Cor taxis or Hunt Street cars they Are daily transported Croci Iligir hotel to their work and Why should it be otherwise in Conne Chiun with Brandon big fair which May just by claim to be the Premier of the West would respectfully co ii med the foregoing to the consideration of the Board of directors of the provincial u air at Brandon Al their next meeting. Government has experimented with horses from several countries. Including the Argentine but none can stand up under the climatic conditions of Russia Well the Canadian horses. Its thus Likely that purchases will be made yearly until a Wiesia can once More apply its own it further understood that some 350 head of heavier horses the Gen eral shipment to be horses from 900 to 1.150 ibs will also be taken with the present Purchase for experimental Breeding purposes first Price chairman p. M. Black of the fruity marketing committee has now got and the committee has just issued its first Price list. the prices set Are the maximum which Consumers Are supposed to pay Lor direct shipments from growers no comparison can very Well be made with lust year. This list hns been generally accepted reasonable fair to All parties concerned. Or. Black himself has visited nearly every fruit shipping District in the Interior and has created a favourable impression among the growers. Incidentally he happened to be in Kamloops Dur ing the visit of the russian horse Oil Page items of livestock and farm news from By a. Ii. Cotton following completion of negotiations for the Sale of horses to Russia Deal which at one time threatened to fall through Kamloops has been thronged with officials of both the Dominion and provincial livestock departments Well representatives j of the purchasing country. At the time of writing All arrangements have been completed actual purchasing was to commence in three Days rime. The arrival of the first vessel chartered for the transport of the horses to Europe has been delayed a week which fortunate since it will give further time for rounding up the horses Many of which had been turn floors in the Small judging pavilions cd Loose again on the ranges on re important dates to remember july exhibition. July la summer fair. July summer fair. Rolv settlers Field Day. Experimental farm Brandon. 7-1 of Dominion joint Swine committee pc Glia. Juv Cut on lambs All Western markets. July exhibition. July man., fair. July fair. July fair entries close. July exhibition. July 27-aug. J poultry Congress Ottawa. Aug. Exhibition. Aug. Summer show. Auk. Summer show. Aug. 27-sept. National exhibition Toronto. Auk. 28-sept. Garden show. c. Provincial show new Westminster. Oct s3 Cut on All Una Stratil lain be. Sov. Corn a Liiv Maple Creek. Ninety four years of experience in distilling Back of this rare old age certified by the Canadian government its old time Quality and Mellow flavour Are justly am Ous. A total of 135 elevators in the pro Vince and it expected that this number will be increased to in fore the 1b27 crop begins to Rove to Market. Hail damage in Alberta Light Hail damage to crops this season of Date has been lighter than usual according to reports at the of nce of the Hall insurance Board or Al Berta while some districts have been and a. . Railway lines will be undertaken by the provincial govern ment of Alberta during the present summer and fall in order to secure accurate information to the Poten tial wealth of the part of the province served by the government owned rail this Survey will be in charge of Al Fred Chard i right rate and. Traffic supervisor for the province who will assemble and compile All available data. Field men will later be sent out to to Over the ground not already covered in the preliminary inspection. Much information a to the amount of agricultural land available in Crown land areas and. Indian reserves will be secured Iron the files and records it the Dominion government. Durance has been written. Alberta to Survey Faem. Lands of North a Complete Survey to ascertain the amount of suit Edle farming land lying within easy Access of the . . The r l no. A. H. Bevan co. Ltd Grain brokers 44 ;