Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, September 21, 1927

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg wednesday september 21. 1927 s Grain livestock and produce heat firm most of session and fair buying seen oot. 135 nov. .133 strength in Chicago Corn had Seething to do with late upturn in wheat Grain Exchange Winnipeg. Sept. 20. Rating of values in the wheat today very limited. Prices most part were under the pre Rose but Tho Market was firm and the final quotations dec. Lay. Oct. Sec Lay oct. 77 nov. 72% May oct. 201 i dec. 202 stay 210 oct. 9434 Deo. 94% Maya to a higher. In Corn it Chicago had an near the close per it houses some fair buying by sex n evidence especially in latter locals part or the session while offered support from time to Road Trade a neither Broad volume As seen Mon rvs to influence prices the Market Bolus in fact affect Tom this Side. The Wea Rity Canada is still pretty Terv the most important Market fac 0 the overnight temperatures in Van were very Low at Points. It Jamisin forecast makes Stook or threshing brighter. In or mull took inc Field not been interrupted to any it the rain keeps away. A Start to threshing in and Alberta within Liverpool Market closed used to higher having dec Lii 7, Little irom the Strong opening Hicl Vas based on the unfavourable Era Ner reports from Canada. In the part of the session some ral Dalion followed the news that b Neil Cal Rains had fallen in aus it e wires from new York placed a. Export sales for the Day at be n 500000 to 600.000 bushels of heat and Rye at 50.000 to coarse grains there was again a Good Export de Nind Jor Barley and the futures mar vat was steady throughout the Day i. Fluctuation was within a Range of in in All options hut prices Hung Brand the top Levels most of the Eye was also in fairly Good Iemand aut values for the most part Sere higher than the previous Hobough the fluctuation in this mar Iet iras very limited also. Oats had a quiet session with no particular interest in any Quarter by Sere was also a steady tone to Thi Arset. Flax moved along in Tea careless fashion after several Days o id facing markets. Cash markets exporters and Millers have created b excellent demand for the various grades of Cash wheat. Millers Are t2siou5 to locate quantities of nos. 1. 3 and 4. While the exporters Are Tising no. 3 Northern and no. 4 and i heat. In All cases the offer tags Are very Small and business is i Crsby restricted. While a fair volume 61 new wheat is passing the inspections each any there is very Hite at fort William stocks at the of the lakes being Down to a Eli mum or something like b a riels. Spreads in the Early part of the tej Slon were unchanged to a higher but near the close the Drums Sere inclined to ease off a Little. Went Iier forecast the weather has been mostly fair de Cool in the West with heavy frosts in Saskatchewan. Forecasts and Cool today and wednesday. Saskatchewan lad today and wednes Fias Rolth stationary or a Little higher temperature. Grain inspection Winnipeg Grain fluctuations wheat open. High. 133 133% 128% 130 13301331 a 134% 81 57 77% 76 73 w 202 b 210% b 95 a 94% Low. 132% 128% 132 6014 53-a 75 72 20034 202 93% 03% close. 134% 133% 128% 134 b Prev. Close. 129 14 60 blast year. 135% b 76a 201 4 b 202 a 99 a 53 a 56 b 77b 75% a b 202% 210b 84% b 99a 132 13634 50% 48% 61% 63 61% 20414 202% 93% 9514 Liverpool wheat prices Liverpool Market. Closed tuesday As follows october 14d higher at december a higher at 10s. And March unchanged at-10s. 5v4d. Per 100 ibs. Exchange Canadian funds quoted lower at worked out in bushels and Cana Dian currency Liverpool close was tuesday monday october december. 1.61% 1-50% March 1.52 1.52 estimate German wheat crop will exceed 1926 yield american Grain fluctuations open. Chicago sept. 128% High. Mar. Sept. Dec. Mar. Sept. Deo. Mar. Dec. Mar. 100% 101 50% @51 94 v2 100 1311.4 134% .101 103 4 106 46 49 is 51% 95% 97% 101 Low. 128% 132v4 97 100 47% 50% 94% 96% 99% close. 127% 130% @131 Prev. Close. 126% 133% sept. Dec. Sept. Dec. Sept. sept. Flash open. 126 128 131% Minneapolis 71 89% 90% @91 High. 126% 128% 132 a 46 4 48% 72 blow. 124% a 127% 131a 47% 71 69% 89% 90% Duluth sept. Oct. Nov. 225 a dec. 225 2251-4 227b 227 224 225 100 105% 103 .95% 97% 100% close. 128% 48% 72% 72a 91% a 225a 225ta 226 b 45% 47% 89% Prev. Cloae. 125% 128 44 via 44% b 70 b 69% 89 via 80y2b b b 226b Market which made another filmy generous offering for today s Trade. Under a fairly Good demand today s was of a reasonably Active a ure and bidding in most sections of he Market ruled Well in line lose of yesterday Butcher steers Are considered from 5c to 25c below last week s close Volle in spots cows and heifers look us y 256.lo.wcr from the High time of Ait week the store Trade is holding fairly to Ady and considering the size of the a Good clearance is being Al dirt Sci. Odd Choice Butcher steers on Oday s Market realized around the 17.50 Mark but the Best kinds were to absorbed generally from to Voth fair to Good offerings on. The land weight order crossing the Scales to Low Grade killing steers Are mov no very slowly with such kinds being priced from 85 to most of. The Lecent Butcher heifers available today vere absorbed within a spread of o the balance of Plain and Lair Quality finding an outlet from to comparative car receipts. Winnipeg Chicago Minneapolis. Duluth. Wheat. 8g9 60 506 548 Oats. 6 53 43 1 Barley. 91 25 43 86 flax. 0 0 112 16 Winnipeg Cash prices these prices arc always the quotations on Cash grains it the time closing Tho future Market. Spot Prev. Prices prices no. Track no. 3 durum 4 durum cars inspected sept. 19. Grade total 1926 Surini 1 Khz Nioba s Manitoba Northern i Manitoba Northern and durum Krade durum 1 Duron t durum _ durum peeled durum wait up runs total Sriri Winter wheat 1 a.3.w, 122 280 182 68 34 is 2 i k 0 43 10 53 3 no. 1 red durum no. 2 red durum no. 3 red durum no. 1 Kota no. 2 Kota no. 3 Kota no. 1 Tough no. 2 Toush no. 3 Tough 41 smutty 2 smutty a. 3 smutty screenings per ton pro. 2 no. 3 . Sex. 1 iced no. 1 feed 2 feed rejected track o. 3 . O. 4 .--- rejected peed track total cars Winter wheat total cars of contract Grade Tota cars wheat i . 128% 123% _ 115% _ 122% 122% _ 118% Lias 110% to s ____54.00 s4.00 66% 6a% 60 i 59 i ____60 59% 58% 56 a 54% om.1 55 i 53% 78 .4 73 vat a 18 76 73 71 77 no. 1 . No. 2 .---------- no. 3 . Rejected track. To. 1 .------- no. 2 . No. 3 . Rej. 2 .---- detected track 300------._. 196 h a 179 a 174 i 200 i 196 i 173 this year the yield has been three tons per acre and at the present time the aftermath is carrying 9r head of sheep 23 head of cattle in hogs and some horses and Ivil Supply All the needed pasture Foi the Stock of the farm next season the grass and Alfalfa mixture is five pounds each of Western Rye Alfalfa and Meadow fescue and Over a period of five years the yield from the Hay plots has average 2v2 ions per acre. The main object of these farms is to demonstrate More especially Lur the Benefit of newcomers what can be done on a half Section farm with a Good rotation of crops and a reasonable number of livestock. That the farm is. Fulfilling this Mission there can be no manner of doubt As year by year the num Ber of Farmers who visit it and profit by its teaching increases. Edmonton. Will form the nucleus for n profitable Abor income. Time to buy steer feeding is done for a profit bearing this in mind it is necessary to Hove As wide a margin As possible in buying and Selling As Well As using every discretion in feeding and Man age rent. The time to buy is in tie Call when there is a big run of cattle from the ranges. The markets very often glutted at this time and prices Are at their lowest for the Sej Bon. Then again the Spring finds the cattle markets at their Peak and this is the time to unload. Statistics How that cattle were lowest in Price during october november and Decem Ber and highest during april. Maj and. June. When the margin is lower than per hundredweight the undertaking becomes hazardous and when it Falls below Money Wil almost invariably be lost on the enter prise. Under average farm conditions where steers can not be housed in warn quarters but must be Content with a cheap lumber or Straw shed Foi pro. Tecton from the storms and cold tin two year old or Long yearling Stec will perhaps prove most satisfactory these remarks will therefore by con fined More especially to the outsold feeding and management of steers o this age. Calves in experience hands will make More Money when a warm Well ventilated barn and concentrated ration can be pro . Selection important in selecting steers it is advisable t have them All de horned of uniform size color and Quality As steers Nils Type will sell Best when finished it is imperative that the steers Sho a the Type and character of some of the recognized beef Breeds As it is ver difficult to dispose of narrow Oft Type or Dairy bred steers at any than like what they Cost to produce. A Beers should be Thrifty but not Carr too much flesh. The cheapest gain Are made when the animal is in com Low condition. The length of feeding period we ent Liale and lighted barn and re Elve suffix Cut exercise maximum a is May be made. Profitable gains an lion. Ever be made where steers ave Only a cheap open shed of Luton Ier or Straw to go to when they de re. Wherever possible such protect o l should be provided in the midst f a clump of Trees or Bush thereby providing a double Protection from he wind and Snow. Dry Straw in male quantities for bidding is Ait ther essential that should not Verk oked. The Grain ration should be fed a equal feeds per Day with inflate an near equal As possible Between _ he two feeds. Where possible he last one third of the period Tho May be fed in three equal feeds per Day to advantage. The coarser and cheaper roughage should be be Ore the steers in such quantities at All times that the steer receives All a vants without waste. The Grain must All be ground and thoroughly nixed i fore feeding. When ens Lago s Btung fed it is advisable to thoroughly mix the Grain with the slag before feeding. Where Corn Rodde is fed and facilities Are available a May be effected by running a through a cutting Box before feeding other roughage rarely pay Lor this operation when judiciously fed to commercial cattle of this kind. In order to obtain maximum pro fits from steer feel in every task must be carefully and regularly performed selecting managing and the right kind of animal to Mark Eton. The bed steer. Every move sad turn must be made to give a re turn that. Can be measured in dollars and cents Olid every leak must by top pc items of farm and l livestock news from British Columbia. 1 ily a. Ii. Cotton tobacco Harvest harvesting of this year s tobacco crop in the , which was commenced about ten Days ago. Has been temporarily halted toy rain. The crop promises to be of very Fine Quality 10 it can be harvested in Good condition. Rain hns similarly held up the har vesting of Grain and ate crops of Huy. . Loins to the Foi a for some time four out. Of first six hens in the Canadian Ess Edmonton alta., sept. 20. Cattle 385 calves 62. Good Butcher steers to Good heifers to Choice Butcher cows can ners and cutters 82 to Good bulls to Choice calves hog receipts 170. No Market established outside markets. Of cattle 780, holdovers Market sales feed ers to hogs sheep and lambs Best lambs s1j.50, sheep Down. _ South St. Of cattle cattle Market generally steady of cattle hogs sheep and lambs cattle Market steady to Strong. Representative sales. Reported up to 3 ., tues., sept. 20 Butcher steers Price no. . Pct 7.50 6.50 dieted Frost materialize values will be affected thereby tomorrow. Followed the action of com but with relatively moderate advances closing 1 to higher. Excel Lent buying Power appeared on de Clines commission houses Lead ing. Ouch was in better demand with the basis steady to higher. Oats Are Likely to parallel the action of Corn Omorrow but in More moderate degree Liverpool Market Clark Martin wire service Liverpool sept. Market opened i to higher on the tin favourable weather in Canada and bet Ter buying by outside interests and the Market advanced As much As to Over the previous close but showers in two counties of. New South Wales some liquidation to Gether with prediction of rain in. The Argentine and the slowness of Millers inquiry so that values at 2.15 were quiet Only 4 Advance. Corn Market rules very steady. _ Grain Exchange personals 7.25 4 1100 7.25 8 1040 7.25 11 680 7.00 22 1220 7.00 1260 5 980 Calgary. Alta. Sept. 20. Receipts cattle calves 100 hogs 24 sheep 7. Air to Good to s6.75. Butcher fair to Good s5 to Butcher to so fair to Good 64 to. S4.40. To s3.75. Stocker s5.50-to fair to to Stocker to fair to Good to feeder to fair to Good. To to Good to Good Sll to to Good to produce markets British horses for Canada some of the 11 stallions two fillies and a a car Long Colt coid by the Duto of Portland w. 3 Mccallum of Brampton ont. And Sasic. Berriedale 7.00 6.60 109 a toll cars _ 1 . Cat. To . ,.tola cars _ _ grains 72 1 a. Of Ray ind info Tow irl of oct 92t, no Brand Toul cars 1081 p Slov ement by Koals of so 139 1 2 nor. Spot spot _ 138 u 2 nor. Spot rom. Up i i nor. Spot 139% 2 spot___138% 3 spot___126 barony 3 r i sep 3 c. To. Spot _78 i 3rwpot 3 . Spot _81 c spol-.15 of. 2 c. W. W. Spot _77 of 4 up 1 _ Oats. Spot____53 -0, 3pot _182 s0-w 5pot 2 c lire. B. J. Bawlf private wire sept. Opened Asir on unresponsive Liverpool it broke foreign advices of rain in and Argentine but declines no less than 23 elevators covering and com Complete her cargo. One Mission houses buying which with the strength in Corn brought n rally with the recovery of All the. Early loss and we h prices about 1 cent higher than las6 by with these win we estimating 600.000 bushels Spring wheat receipts again sad the two Northc St mar the following were visitors to the trading floor tuesday morning Paul Jacobson Mannheim Germany c. M. Harrison Liverpool big. is dipl ing fort William. Orit., sept. Today no grains went Forward from Tho oorts of fort William port Arthur. The difficulty of from the innumerable grades of Grain still on hand Here is making to Allan Cip Erat on difficult. The Prater Taylor. Which is still loading will have visited in order to Pleto her cargo. One other boat u a cling Grain and none Are reported clue Light for Grain. One boat is Dis charging Coal and two others Are expected in soon. Following is today s report on move ments in Thyl two harbours Sarnia. Passenger and freight. In Prater Taylor Winnipeg loading Grain Elton , discharging Coal Assi Nebola loading flour Kar loops discharging freight. Ran Large and the cars today. Sec heavy Lake to Eaf Tern Dos Points provided an outlet for s Deci Daal Cole this to lenient. It was dec Daaly Cole Over the Canadian Northwest Wuh frosts in widely scattered areas Clear ins weather is predicted there. In spite of today s Advance wheat appears to us it present to be a trading affair with outside interest Light opened sharply higher on Early reports of Low temperatures and Frost Over Northwest portion of the Bolt. Trade was the heaviest in a Long time and Short covering with fresh commission House buying appearing with realizing soles on Tiv Way up taut with closing prices six to seven ends higher than lost night. The ii Isi Fps 530 80s 710 810 640 7.00 920 6.50 930 710 6.25 Butcher cows. Canners ctjttkk3 5.50 980 6.25 e.23 920 s 25 890 5.25 910 6.15 960 800 5.00 950 2_1040 5.00 890 bulls 3.60 950 .-._. 3.bo 820 390 3.bo- 880 oxen s.75 690 620 650 b.40 670 5.40 510 710 5-40 640 720 b.35" 690 feeders 870 6.35 940 950 6.35 910 0.25 720 860 8.25 860 6.00 890 6.00 2----920 180 300 210, 10.00 280 150 9.50 310 220 9.00 300 195 g.00 it a 290 320 8.00 385 Bacon selects 160 13.00 210 195-. 13.00 185 195 13ioo 215 thick. Smooth i 185 12.60. 190 17s 12.50 175 190 12.60 205 215 185 heavies 240 11.50 250 235, 11.50 280 extra heavies 410 9.50 390 380 9.50 6.25 6.25 6.10 6.25 6.00 5.50 5.25 6.00 6.00 5.75 5.75 5.30 and 4.75 4.25 4.00 3 50 3.35 300 2.75 3.50 3.50 3.50 5.25 5.00 4.50 4.50 4.00 6.75 5.75 5.00 8.00 7.50 7.00 7.00 Fisi 6.00 prices of butter no eggs until further notice will be those supplied the free press j Coyle co. Ltd., produce brokers. No 1 Creamery Batter . Winnipeg .3614 eggs prices according to Dominion govern ment. Rat line. Strictly fresh not Over live .40 .38 .30 r tvs old extra dozen cases returned first dozen cases seconds dozen cases returned jobbers to retailers Manitoba potatoes per , vegetables jobbers to retailers Man Lton Ereen onions per Dozell Manitoba Teitler too. Dozen .20 Manitoba., radishes dozen Bunches .2fj the Field Day in August this year brought Over Farmers and their and every Hole and Corner of the farm was visited and Many were the questions asked and austere l and Many notes taken for future use and during the entire growing season few Days pass without some one making use of the farm Ether by personal visit or phone inquiry. One of the very frequent inquiries does the rotation this superintendent is Able to individual inquirer or the group of visiting1 funny a from books and records that it Doos pay but the Public at Large has of knowing definitely Tiit the in pm at Birtle does pay to Way and is a real profitable and practical farming which the individual Farmer May reasonable inv of Manitoba new cabbage per in. Manitoba beets per .01 a j3, c. On Lonte per cwt. _.-----------------s3-50 Man Toba rhubarb per in .03 Manitoba cauliflower Pec dozen 1.00 Manitoba new Manitoba new canoes. Per in. A in Manitoba new per in i a wholesale prices Small lots delivered to 4.90 .4.95 _________s4.ws the Woods Arlve roses 08-lb. Two 4e-lh. Sacks four 24 in. Sacks Western. Canada 08-lb. Sacks two 49-lb. pour 24-lb. Sucks Royal a la. Two 49-Jb. Sacks Clil. 24-lb. Sacks Maple Lenl 9s-lb. Sacks two 49-lb. Sacks four 24-lb. Sacks Quaker sacks four 24-lb. Sacks _ rolled Oats per sack. So ibs. Delivered in car lots net Manitoba. Bran per ton shorts per Man. Per _s4.bs 4.90 4.ds 29.00 passed the Soo. 1 n. W. Spot 1 Rej. Spot____114 2 c. Spot _.s5v 2 c. Spot _93 a 2 c. W. Spot _.94% 3 c. W. Spot___91% 3 c. Spot 3 c. W. Spot __92 Rej. Spot __90 bushels to Georgia Bay Pooh country offerings to anime vae Agron mod Elv influenced by and should the pre associated press despatch Sault Ste. Iii rec. Midi. Sept. .9.30 a m. Parr10 Cadillac 10.30 Louis Hill 2 S. F. Ferris Cambria. 5. Down Boland port Waldoc. 9 turn b lir la 10 we. Warner 10.30 totem Ltd Klowa 1 We. Mather 3 Kinney. 3.30 Edenborn 5. Livestock markets Dominion livestock to 13.00 is of 13.00 12 50 12.25 lights and feeders 120 145 135 130 150 250 300 645 1 y r g 115 1 Buck 55 125 100, 400 110 106 65 03 85 80 11.50 11.50 11.50 shops 12.00 2 11.50 2 8.75 2 435 "8.00 395 Stags 6.00 sheep 7.50 2 110 6.00 3 120 6.00 65 65 shorts per ton a bran per ton shorts per ton Hay fresh baled spot Price Lor Well cured her. Rood Al Ite of Issue and quoted by Lead let Date House no. 1 Timothy no. 2 Timothy no 1 red top no. 2 red top _________13.or 10.01 11.75 11.00 11.50 s.50 9.50 11.00 7.00 11.50 11.50 7.50 7.00 5.00 10.50 10.50 demand for lower trades there being no imy Exchange in Winnipeg quotations Are obtained regularly irom members of the Trade. Chicago lard open High Low. Close 12.62 12.50 12.85 12.65 11.00 4 Bucks 91 "9.75 11.00 80 11.00 60 9.75 8.00 livestock t Timon stockyards Winnipeg anal St Boner acc. arrivals at the Union stockyards up to 9 o clock tuesday Mornin consisted of 1.65c cattle and calves 420 hogs and 51 she in and lambs together with 5to rattle on through Billing there new some 36 cars of Stock unloaded in ui3 Vands Clui lug the Day with a further 81 cais reported for arrival through out thought and Eaily tomorrow morning there w Cai a g uni Winnipeg sept. 20. Receipts cattle. 1.490 calves 160 hogs 420 sheep 100. Steers. Csc Nice ,.5 to s 7.50 fair to . 6.50 to 6.75 med firm 3.oo 6 25 sept. Dec. Vancouver Grain close. Canadian Vancouver k.c., sept. Wheat prices today were Cash and in route no. 1 nor., no. 2 nor., 1327s no. 3 nor. No. Wheat no. 5 wheat no. I wheat feed missing vessel now reported to be Safe Vancouver . Sept. That the British motor ship Cape of Good Hope bad met with disaster during the heavy storm which raged along tha mexican coast last week were dispelled today when officials of the Canadian transport company which has the vessel under a time charter received a wireless from the Captain of the ship reporting everything the vessel left the canal zone of san Pedro ten Days ago and is due a san Pedro on saturday. Of Lois wit i Success l univ is this so far As we have been Able to ascertain it is due to following some Ion established custom of putting All the returns from such govern ment enterprises into consolidated Revenue an d to Iii having an an Nual appropriation made for carry ing on the work of the farm. By following this we May be Pardon i etl stupid practice very Vicy much of the value the demonstration is lost and. It is difficult to free that any Good end is served. However it would disrupt the entire fabric of government to have the returns from the farm placed at the disposal of the superintendent i or carrying on the work for the following year surely it might be possible furnish the agricultural press with a statement of these re turns for publication so that Farmers could Check their own efforts by them and see wherein they have failed where the demonstration Arm succeeded in making a profit and also As would undoubtedly occasionally happen where they had made a profit and the demonstration Arm failed to do so. The Best system of farming and the finest rotation of crops fails of its objective it it does not prove to those whose efforts it is intended to stimulate and help that it is profitable financially to do thus and so. It would surely be in. Order at the next sitting of the legislature Cor some of the Farmer members to bring this matter up and Endeavor to have the very excellent work which this. Carry is doing brought before Tho Public in such a manner is to press Home upon the Farmers of the Northern Section of Mani Toba that this farm is following a system of rotation of crops and general farm practices which they would find financially profitable to follow. Vary from 100 to 200 Days depending i upon the ago and condition of the an in isl kind of. Feeds available time of Purchase and Market conditions. It is Noc necessary to Purchase expensive feeds As those that can be grown on the average farm in the West will suit the purpose very Well. Feeds Anil feeding it is Well to give steers the run of like Range and stubble in the Early part of the feeding period until cold weather sets in or Snow prevents their gleaning any More feed from this source. The More coarse roughage Shou c. Be fed during this time with a Grain allowance of about one half Pound per hundredweight of live Ani Mal for tre first few Weels until they have become accustomed to a Grain ration. 1 he. Best ration at this time consists c. About three parts Oats by Wei Eft to one part Barley or feed wheat. Torn fodder coarse Hay or oat Straw May be fed in amounts de fending upon the Quantity of feed available of the Fields the steers May be roaming Over. The Grain ration should be increased gradually until each steer it receiving one Pound of . From thut institution. The new Secretary is an enthusiastic Ayrshire Man and la building up a Fine Herd on his farm at Island. Exhibits fur Loyal the hols twin and Guernsey Breed associations have definitely decided to Send to the Boyal Winter fair. As Davit Spencer ltd., is showing it a clinic interns Lonal at Portland ore., the Jersey breeders will not by represented and the Ayrshire men if. They exhibit at All outside the prov Ince will also go to Portland. 1 in coulis Tsi introduction of several pure. Bre3 Yorkshire boars in the Courtenay _ 14 s-00 to 5.25 till today. Hearing was Toba slightly care and management of feeder steers i by h. B. Sommerfeld Man. Agr la College steer., feeding. Is a venture that commends itself especially to the Fanner or primary producer. That is to say where a part or All of the steers Are produced at Home. And Are of the right Type and where the feed. Is Home grown the project has every for Success. Purchasing costs. Including shrink on 40 steers purchased through the regular Chan Nels of Trade on the Union Stock rad3 at St. Boniface by the Manl the ration should improve in Quality. A greater proportion of concentrates to roughage must be fed during the latter part of the feeding period in order that maximum gains and Good finish May be attained. During the third of the feeding period it is advisable to gradually increase the Cabin Atlon to where the steers Are receiving All they will clean up. The ration at this time should be made up of from one Quarter to one third Oats and the balance Barley or feed heat. Silage supplies As near pasture conditions As it is possible to obtain for cattle during the Winter months. From 18 to 25 pounds per Day is a Safe Quantity to feed a steer weighing 3 000 pounds. It is advisable to re Duce this Quantity considerably for three or four Days before shipping As it will materially reduce the shrink Ami h always attends shipping cattle. Duterv with the chill taken off before the steers during the whole Day is what Eiery Good feeder strives for. Water is indispensable and the Cost of warming with a tank Heater will be re Oaits Many times before the Winter is Over. Salt is As essential As Goj. Feed and should be available so the steers can get it. It whenever they wish. Housing where steers can be fed in a Well in condition sit Lerable increase in hog product in of nog has been snipped to Vancouver from that District. Alberta prepares for fall shows and sales Alec Fra livestock associations will Hole taif or annual fall shows and sales at , november rto-4, and Good prizes arc being provided Tor cattle i Hep and Swine. The sales follow the of hushing and All cattle entered for Sale must have passed the tuberculin arc All rams for Sale will be graded one. Two three Star by an offi cer of the Dominion livestock Branch. In Tali a for the Sale close october 1, and for the various shows on oct. 22. Grand Forks grand Forks. . Sept. Fell in Gran i works monday afternoon for the first time this season. It was the fourth time in the last 33 years that Snow has fallen Here la septem Ber. However while Frost was re ported in Many places in the Western half of the state no below freezing weather was experienced in this City. The temperature Here got Down to 33 above Zero. Important dates to remember oct. 53 Cut on All u castrate re lambs. Oct. Speker and feeder slow. Oct. Jaw Stocker and feeder show. Oct. Stocker and feeder show. Oct. Lamb and Swine Sale Brandon. Nov. Fall Stock show and sales Calgary. Nov. Corn show Maple Creek. Nov. Winter pair. Toronto. V nov. 26-dec. Livestock and Hay Anil Chicago Jan. Dairy convention Winnipeg. Feb. 7-10, Canada Dairy convention ;