Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, June 13, 1928

Issue date: Wednesday, June 13, 1928
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1928, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg wednesday it Job 13, 1928, tuesday s Grain livestock and produce wheat sags Winnipeg Grain fluctuations july. Oct. D2c. July oct. Dec. Open. 40 139 67 High. Tow. Brought relieved in Spring wheat p territory of Export business done on break Grain Exchange Winnipeg. Time 12. Of wheat induced by a . Spring wheat Torri for sent prices tumbling tuesday Puou registering break tic and the october Nurt i july j oct. Dec. I i july oct. I dec. 2001.4 js9 67 of 200 204 i 137 4 1357s 65 i 55 91 4 77 74a 203% a june 12, 192b. Close. Prev. Close. Last year. 137% 136 i 138 4 116 6s-4 52b" 53b 77 78 a a 75vbb 200 a v3 a 20514 b e04a 205 a 123% 114 lib 117% 116% 147% 144 53 a 4914 95 72 69 200% 116% Liverpool wheat prices Liverpool Market closed tuesday As follows july lower at 10.5 october lower at 10s and december lower a 10s 8d per 100 its. Exchange Canadian funds quoted unchanged at worked out in bushels and Canadian currency Liverpool close was tuesday. Monday july Sisoi s october december 1.56 1.5714 american Grain fluctuations Chicago open. 13934 141 141 w-1421.a 142 i pc. Houses made fair purchases. Support was local and in of Chicago interests july old. Urc Evily m our december option Rye f ales of december mail july his ave the defer Eccl month relative s6p-. Jar annl is Over the other options. dec. From nov. Yors incl Loncoa that in a porters had taken advantage or the break to buy n Little Mcl no Ultis a Hales in Sill positions were Crft rated at 700.000 Bushel mostly this Man Tobas. Liverpool cables wore wheat the a sail so Market i Nee decline of l c of trading. Broomhall but eci the to Lack of and the favourable news on Zhc Canadian growing crops. English Are re forced to possess Large quantities of place wheat which arc afloat at Liverpool and Are not fits posed to add to their stocks at the present time but port stocks in Othor parts of Europe Are reckoned Small. The Henvy Rauis that fell in the Tom text states Northwest Are very and will be of great Jen fit to crops there where moisture wus an Juv sept. Dec. 103 i 473j 53 7j 126 open. 13dw137% 86 in 55 48 3 Low. 1381--140 142 u 103% 101 i 86 is 533 j 45 3.4 47 527-8 Prev. Close. 103% 56 43 oral3ti sept. Rye july sept Ziy be sept 122 116 235 235 High. Low. 139 137 139 of 43 ia-2 Iaia .116 b Dulith 235 .35 232 comparative car receipts 86% 119% co 120 120% a 138 i 43 b 83a a 121 u b 115b 46 14 a 47 7s 54 -4 b 123 14 prov. Close. 140 a 56% 43% a 73% a 123 Ilse 338a Winnipeg to Gil immediate need. There effect was Chicago. Quickly i elected in the term can Minneapolis. Markets with n by canc of More Duluth. 3c at Minneapolis and Chicago. A Eather in Western Canada was mostly fair and moderately farm in the oust 24 hours but rain was reported. A number of Points this morning Svi h indications tha showers would Sor Catl. I Ifni Mir act. Light Export Sules overnight and this Monillis made for a very unit itch Cash wheat Market. Shippers i n-0. D smutty wheat. 1062 15 full 03 Oats. 97 61 16 0 Barley. 26 15 22 2 flax. 13 0 11 3 Bye. 17 2 6 Corn. 0 295 13 no. 4 Tough no. 5 touch no. 1 Tough durum no. 2 Duru Iri 3 Dur my no. 4 Tough durum no. 5 Tough durum no. 1 smutty exporters were Doc anxious to Load j no 3 up and the volume of busies a Ever j , per ton the session was Light. Spreads on the now Active grades Wen. Unchanged to 3 c. W. The fact that holders of stocks Kex. 1 feed arc riot pressing them on tiie Market j is the reason for the steadiness. Rejected _ to the w Oracle wheat is apparently Whai track importer wants at this time but in-0 3 the steady demand for this class cd Grain All through the Winter and j rejected Spring has reduced supplies to a where it is Del Fluit to Muster decent sized lots. Juko. 1 n. W. country marketing of wheat 5 g Tinyo of a Good scale and rejected Tiel Terlec by Farmers totalled 508.9-ts bushels us against 238.523 on the Cor w responding any last year. N-0 2 Cwi coarse grains. Ino 3 c. a very limited volume of w done in the various coarse Grain Troj k commodities. Exporters were inquiry 1ns for Barley but actual business resulting was Small. Oats Are in fair demand in Domestic channels but otherwise this Market is quiet prices Are considerably lower than the. Were. The Rye demand has subsided and that commodity very sick. A decline of More than 3c in the 39 88 126 121 1251. 113m 15.00 65 6-1 63 60 68 30 Ter buying has developed than has been witnessed a some time. Livestock markets in minium Liv Stoch Branch i o Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Roii Fuce june receipts at the Union stockyards up to 9 o Clochi tuesday morning consisted of 480 cattle 95 calves 1.130 hogs and 11 sheep and lambs with an additional 193 cattle on through Billing. There were some eight cars Stock a unloaded in the Yards during the Day with a fur ther 52 cars reported for arrival throughout the night and Early to Morrow morning. The run of cattle for today proved of fairly moderate proportions but there were comparatively few desirable offerings included in the receipts the Quality As a whole being considered rather Plain. There was not a great Deal of life injected into the Trade today the Small quota of Good Butcher offerings Selling no better than steady. Canners and cutters and bulls were fully 2sc below the close of last week while medium cows were inclined to drag with Bidd ing for such kinds ruling a Shade easier. Stockers and feeders were absorbed on a much weaker basis and sales to Day looked a Good Quarter to 50c be Low the High time of last week especially on the Plain to medium j grades which predominated. Odd Choice j killing steers were absorbed from to but the rank and file of Tho Butcher steers offered were kinds to sell within a spread of to Sutcher heifers were scarce and Lew offered went All the Way from to 310.00 according to Quality. Good Butcher cows sold generally from to 88.50 with Plain and in Between Hinds realizing from to canners and cutters were weighed up from 54t50 to 55.75 and bulls generally from s5.50 to there were a few Good Light Stoeker steers eligible from s8.0o to while a few Good feeder steers of hand weights made from to Plain Light stockers were cleared from to s7.00 and fair feeders from to s8.00. The a Milf Market held about steady with the Best kinds Sujung from j agricultural news alberta1 s commissioner off to would Congress Broomhall s Export news n. Biu Vlf Grain co. Wire Liverpool june cables As follows Montreal clearances Are As suming Large proportions now with the result that wheat on passage shortly will disappear More quickly. This week s passage quantities showed a surprising increase which was no doubt due to delay in unloading at the ports of Dos the Farmers forum news and comment of special agricultural interest. Edited by e. Cola Hind. Alberta will be represented at the world s Dairy Congress which opens in London. Eng., 011 june 25. By or. C. P. Marker Dairy commissioner for for the province. Or. Marker is acknowledged to he one of the outstand ing authorities in Dairy work on the continent and his efforts have been largely responsible for the High Posi Tion secured and hold by Alberta Dairy products in both Domestic and Export markets. His assistance to danish people in Western Canada was recognized some few years ago by his appointment As danish vice Consul for Alberta and by having the title of Knight of Damie Brog conferred on him by the King of Denmark and the University of Alberta in 1921 conferred on him the honorary degree of . In recognition of his services to the agricultural Industry in the province. Following the Congress or. Marker will visit a number of Points the British Isles and in Denmark and expects to bring Back information Whlon will be of Benefit to Alberta s Dairy Industry. Editorial comment licensing livestock sires reports grow and multiply of the Success attending the adoption of a Bull licensing policy in ire land. Now Scotland is taking up the matter actively and this week we carry a Story from the Frea press special correspondent in Scotland outlining the efforts being made to establish a similar policy in Scotland. During the past Winter the do minion livestock commissioner visited Ireland and inquired into th3 working of this policy but so far nothing has come of our depart to his finding in Eha Clydesdale Field Days Ake arranged the Saskatchewan Clydesdale club have settled dates for their annual Field Days. The first will be held at Caradoc Mains the farm of Hector Black Belle Plain in. On june 26, and the second at the Dominion experimental form Indian head on Juris to s13.00 and the common to medium under direction of w. H. Oil Superino Eudell. Judging com petitions for the younger members and judging demonstrations for All will be the main features of the Days. It is understood arrangements have been made by the Saskatchewan shorthorn club whereby they will hold their Field Day jointly with the Clydesdale club at Caradog Mains on june 26. Grades from to there was very Little doing on the sheep and la Nib Market the Short receipts being insufficient to really establish a Trade. The hog Market held ill line with the close of yesterday select Bacons weighing up at and thick smooths at outside Marix cts cattle Trade slow shippers holding few sales made steady prices. Select Bacons. 812.25 off cars. Sheep and lambs 490 fleshed Chicago cattle slow about to nation. For several weeks now hogs sheep 133 i 190 i 100 i 197 u j quantities on passage have decreased j and they Are now Down to 55. July option. This break was partly in sympathy with the wheat. Flax is a Bicaci Market and Only a handful of business could be traced. Weather Light showers have occurred in some sections but the weather in the Wes has been mostly Aud somewhat warmer. Heavy Rains have occurred Over the Northwest states. Forecasts winds and rain today. Wednesday partly and rather Cool. Saskatchewan and Cloudy and rather Minneapolis Cash prices Clark Martin bushels from bushels in april. Is a total Lack of an demand for foreign wheat of any sort. There is an accumulation of Argentine wheat at Liverpool but stocks else where in Europe Are said to be Small Millers in Liverpool have Laid up Large stores of plate wheat this year owing to the Good Quality and Are not anxious to make further purchases at the present time. South St. Mar generally steady. Herrese native sales june 12. 1923. 171% to. I ird Spring fancy Montana no. 1 dark Bortnem sprint. Nancv Montana no. 1 hard Spring no. 1 Darw Northern Spring Prood to fancy_____________143 a no. 1 Dank Northern Spring. Choice to fancy no. 1 Clark Northern Spring. To Choice 143ti no. 1 Durk Northern Spring. Or Clinard to Socol no. 1 dark no. 1 Northern 105 a 1-15 i 137-i i Grain Exchange personals no. Dark Spring Choice to fancy no. 2, dark Northern Cool tonight and wednesday probably _ k Chole scattered showers. inspections Krat osts Barley 1923 cars Ordinary to Good i n o. 2 Northern no. 3 Dart Northern Spring. J Choice to fancy 13071 a to. 3 dark Nurthen Spring. 14c 13 17 3 i total___________________1219 total cars contract c.p.k.-----------538. to Choice to 3 dark Northern Spring Ordinary to Tco. 3 Northern to 1 hard Montana a fixed grains screenings Winnipeg Grain Exchange i representative sales i no. 1 hard Montana of. 1 dark hard Minnesota 0 arid s. Dakota -77 n o. 1 hard Minnesota end s. No. 1 fancy Amber durum _ 6jl j pc. 2 fancy Amber 33urum i no. 1 Ambo durum o. 1 durum _ _ 133 is _ 133 4 _ _. 136% _ 130% 173 to 155 a 142% 1567i 140 a the following were visitors to the trading floor tuesday morning a. H. 6 3 Holley Liverpool eng. C. A. Somers. St. Paul Minn. G. B. Martin Minne Apolis Minn. Shipping news s nor. 2 nor. 2 nor. Nor. 3 nor. What. Winnipeg. June ii. Wheat spot 3 Vor. Cot spot Etc 2 nor. Spot us i nor. Soot 3 nor. Spo1 __133 _ 133 i i what. Ico i of what no. 2 Amber durum no. 2 Durant no. 3 Amber durum no. 3 . No. 2 hit Oats Barley no 2 Rve 1367i 140w 1375n 145% 144st iss a. 121 124 3 103 95 126 lol i 62 to 03 123 j 2125 u it. Put __12uti. Spoc__1267.Liverpool Market news of i 1 what. Soot b what. Apo 2 to ?pot___13-l of fact ._.12gt 3 of Bot -----127u 4 to spot ____121 i 5 of vnnft___its1-. Read 5 spot 2 of spot ___133" 3 of spot 3 of snot 4 of spot 4 of 3pot feed upon 3 Dur. So Clark Martin wire service Liverpool june cables 2riv As follows Liverpool spot Market in _.i27rl changed to lower. Futures open passed the Soo Canadian press despatch j Sault St. Omarle such., june up prick Maclaughlan noon Saturn. . Donner. King Philip Block Manitoba a Gehue Down r. K. Richardson. 11 . Wood . Renvyle 2 Russel Hubbard Hart 3 Joseph Block Harvester 4 Febert Bell 5 Stevenson Brynmawr emperor at tub cassock acid Tress despatch Kurt William gilt., june boats Are reported today As Clearing from the port of fort William port Arthur with. 1.230.000 bushels chiefly wheat to port Colborne. Four boats Are loading and one is 1ue Light. Charters Are very few and the move ment is still lighter than it should be. The Jenkins which brought up Coal cleared Light for Duluth. Following Are today s movements cleared Saskatchewan Goderich Oats Elm by Montreal wheat Kindersley Montreal Oats. Barley Kenora Montreal wheat Oats Brent Wood. Port Colborne Ishea Oats Rye port reported up to 3 . Tues., june 13. Butcher steers no. A. It. Price. No. A. It Price .511.25 030 9.50 9.50 960 920 10.75 10.50 10.25 950 10.25 10.00 Butcher Hespera 10.25 080 10.00 900 920 950 9.00 ment As matter. A licensing policy for bulls would be a greater undertaking than that of stallions because distances Ari Long and herds Are scattered but it would seen to be the very most effectual Way of cleaning out the scrub bulls and in the cud Milit not be much More expensive than establishing purebred Bull areas an would be of More general because of More widespread value. There seems no question that Irish cattle Are already showing marked improvement As the result j of the lick Hsiug policy in that coun try and with schemes for better j beef for canadians and the ability of grades for beef in Canada much might be accomplished towards that end by eliminating the scrub Bull by Law. The matter is increasingly important at the present time when there seems a probability of great Britain having to take very drastic action with regard to the of retry of foot Ami Mouth into that country by Way of Argen Tine chilled meat. Almost every week the agricultural Section of the times of London contains i letter or an article urging govern ment action along the line of enforcing stricter regulations la re Sard to meats from South America. A paragraph in a recent letter from a prominent breeder mov Bray says these South american Stock owners should be put under the same restrictions As the British Farmer. Further As an additional safeguard samples of the Bone and meat from these infected ought to be taken out of every cargo to ensure its being sound before consumption. Why should British Farmers Biroan under restrictions amounting almost to martial Law. And Boef come from South America without any restriction whatever or any efficient inspection penalizing tha Farmer by Starling the disease this is not a matter which affects British farming alone for its of. Feds equally the taxpayer and 1.1m consumer and therefore Tho Community. As already stated time for a drastic alteration in out preventive measures is Long Over. Breeder of Pedigree directors agreed ply with Tho request of the tee of shorthorn breeders. Some of the reasons deciding professor _ Worth to resell in Tho interests of and a warning to other research the reason by proves Southworth for in Long his As professor in Tho forage crop s5 of the Manitoba pm in support of this reason then handed the free press a Nic re Pond Tice de on Between i self the Chol Rynn of the Council of the College. In when in was pre it Lent of St Sutlon. Dean Mck Lilian Ana i Dent Maclean or Mau Tobii Var my. The correspondence is too Ion publish in full but the statement of fac of has been from in much of the Utah Pinch i its quotations from the the lacing so Niu prior to j921 processor South ssh received a very tempting offer one of Tho inn liar in Laversi in Ileal Slatch to tin work in his own my Octal Una 1 that Lime his salary irom us Juji was in the neighbourhood or i order to retain his Ecru Lea the Roll confirmed his Tautuu As fun j lessor and advanced his s2.000 hut tank lip no intimation its find it necessary to turn to for ins chilled Moat and of Xis that amount was to he h if. Should Lippon As it see j for nil time. We Lect entirely possible i at Britain May was Lew rtt attached the e Ucland a tarts professor so Iii con Hions Canada would find it Worth accepted of he Matwij the reaper tooled having 27 stalks from a single Grain and the Barley also is remarkable having 10 stalks from a or. Rol the average yearly Joss from rust or the last 20 years has averaged ill we Stern Canada alone. From the Chicago Joan it Simno Shibylo to Otas he .i.5 Quantity of cultivated the Emma or Knott or. I equal a qty Silhy to which the wheat and bar by Are powr chilled no less than eight cures j meat now crowding Market. 111- i curs to the chairman Clur old huh Ullh Pic i that my services would appreciated and supported also Chester White sows made poor showing p the undesirable Quality of a num ber of the Chester White sows recently introduced into the province by the Central United states Swine company is indicated by a recent occurrence Oil the Calgary stockyards when nine of these animals were shipped Back to the Yards from a town in the Centra part of the no Vince where they were be Iii held for Sale to Farmers in the District. Of these nine sows which had been shipped in from the United states As Breeding females five sold on the Cal Gary Market As shops at s9.10 per Hundred and the remaining four runners out and flax from two to three inches High. London Bacon Price week ending june 8 London. June 6, continues firm. If killing reasonable anticipate further Advance Friday. June 7. Killing for the week ending May 31. June 8. Market closed firm. Killing if killing re 9.00 Hundred and the Remi mib around present level anticipate 9.00 j graded thick smooths and sold it Market continuing. 9.50 8130 8.50j59.go per Hundred the Price for select Bacon hogs on the same Day being per Hundred farm boys Camp Brandon exhibition 9.25 9.0 8.00 baby beep steers and heifers 6so 12.00 755 10.50 740 11.50 Butcher 620 cows. Canners cutters 9.50 and 6.25 6.00 5.75 6.50 5.25 5.00 4.75 4.50 6.00 5.85 5.7g 5.50 6.75 6.50 6.25 6.00 5.50 5.75 Midland Prince Mathewson lower owing to the Canadian gov co borne. Wheat Renvyle pointed Ern ment estimate and better Austral Ward flour c. O. Jenkins do lunch on m a . Soot _ cd. Cd. To 3 . Sec 2 shot 3 snot of 1 in i feed spot g4li i feed spot 1 feed Sijota 64 2 feed spot 3 feed spot 2 spot i Han crop prospects. Plate shippers Are is. Per Quarter lower. There is practically no demand for actual wheat. . _ 02 s . Snot. _ 92 4 . Spot . Pot _ a teed spot___30 flax t . Jupo 3 c a. Up Kyc . Spot __1-3 a . So Manitoba wheat Down to so. Per Quarter. Corn easy with resellers of Fering freely. There is a smaller in Quiry from the continent. Light. In port Anna c. Minch Martian Assiniboia Curonic. Loading flour Star mount discharging rails and steal Renfrew discharging freight. At Vancouver . 3 . Pot pm i o snot of i re a. Spot Sou f Chicago wheat letter Winnipeg Cash prices Vious increases we do not Sec out v. Re ear to increase his salary Ftp time. Very i i cd John Brach i on so of 1028, Southworth addressed a letter Toj Sweet chairman of the Council in which he Toi resignation owing to Tho Dunsf Tujak Ory condition with reference posit Lon at the institution y quite impossible to obtain pay an expert assistant to help my work of Plant Breeding already trained a number of who Alwn they become expert to be of use to me net a better position and and i have to train n new mall that my duties Are both ing and continuous throughout whole year und 1 have had Only real Holiday St nce 1021. Such Nous Elfort is or Vang a bad Esko p my Pencial professor South Worth then to Point out. In detail that for years he had not been paid minimum salary for a full ship and ask inc that the coup isl make up the Fuh rears my salary since the Busl Nelae o " j in reply to this letter of Tion the Follo Liis reply taxi professor Southworth by it of the in tier of pcs pm Ion its presentation to the Council letter reads the Council heard deep regret of your intention -s4.05 _ 5.00 Maple Leaf Mills is la. Sacks two 49-lb. Sacks four 24-lb. Sacks Quaker 98-iu. Sacks two 49-lb. Sacks four 24-lb. Ito led Oats per sack so . S.05 -s4.05 -s4.95 5.05 _i3.90 to mall feed delivered in car lots net Carh Manitoba. Bran per ton shorts per ton bran per ton shorts per ton Saskatchewan. _s30.00 -532.00 Alberta. Bran. Per ton shorts per Hay mesh baled spot prices for Well cured Hay at Date of Issue end quoted by two leading no. 1 Timothy to 2 Timothy to red top top demand for a 14.00 to 11.00 to him exc Lunue in Winnipeg. Quotations Are obtained regularly from members of the Trade. Cured hides spec skins. Cash Seneca Root per Wool unwashed per ib., according _15c to Jet in _40c to is _85c to Good. Sll to s13. To Quality _.1__i_________17c to 22c to Good 57 to ?10.50. In ran Dull Aad inactive. Lio Thorn breeders conveying the de connection with tic Sion reached at a. Meeting it Perth the. Appreciate very highly which the committee agree a to Jujj v Ork you done in Connic a j write to the ministry of Agi i culture i pvt Ali t Bic coins of and to the Board of agriculture clo Clerc to accept your r Retif Scotland statin that in Man parts Tion and voted of of the country to Liege continued to be bred a Low Grade of cattle which were quite unfit to pay cheer Way either or milk production or beef in Competition with foreign chilled beef. They asked for sup port in their representations to the ministry and the Board. On the motion of a c. Hunter of Arngask Glenfarg. A shorthorn breeder seconded by colonel p. J. Carruthers of Dormont Tjo Kerbie n Llonel salary. Your claim for a Roark from 102 was considered. Of 11 Council is of the opinion him already taken action on hat and did not Sec its Way Clear to its in a letter to the of the Council pro Frasor again Prenod his claim for on april 20 furnished important dates to remember june forage crop and poultry Field Days. Brandon i farm. June 34 Manitoba provincial blowing match moral fun. June in Dairy cattle Field Day at june 23 entries close for Calgary exhibition and june 25 entries Coloso for Brandon summer fair. June 20-30 Ana july 2 Carman summer fair. July 4 entries close for Edmonton summer fair. July 2-6 Manitoba provincial Elli Botlon Brandon. July 9-14 summer fair. July 9-11 Portage or Prairie Industrial exhibition. July 12-j4 Dup Hon summer fair. July 16-21 Edmonton summer fair. July 2.j-25 Kussku summer fair. July 23-28 Saskatoon summer fair. July 30-aujr. 4 a Ogwnn summer fair. Aug. 8-1s Vancouver summer fair sept. 3-8 new Westminster . Provincial Kulil Botlon. 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