Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 18, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 13 Winnipeg free press wednesday december is 1945 . Reports record wheat Corn crops Washington dec. 18 the United states agriculture department in its final summary this year s production reported tuesday record wheat and Corn crops of and bushels respectively. The Corn crop compared with bushels estimated a Mon h ago for the revised figure for last year and for the 10-year 1935 44 average. The wheat crop a year ago was reported at bushels compared with for the 10-year average. A month ago the wheat crop was reported at 422.000 bushels. The Winter wheat crop was at bushels compared with last year and for the 10-year average. Spring wheat was reported at bushels compared with it year and 000 for the 10-year average. Dur bushels compared Wlton last year and for the 10 us wheat was placed at year average. This year s final production Fig ures for other crops compared with estimates for last month last year s revised figures and the 10 year average respectively included Oats bushels and Barley and 598.000 Rye and Roy l. Flanigan Roy l. Flanigan was re elected president of the Winnipeg live Stock Exchange by acclamation at the annual meeting of the Exchange thursday at the fort Jarry hotel. L p. Coughlin was elected vice president also by acclamation. The 3oard of directors includes go Don b. Eater h. J. Burns f. H Downing j. Hutchison n. F. M Intyre w. J. Mcgougan and Al Trepel. J. H. Gibson e. B. A Pherson and c. A. Williams we elected by acclamation to the com Mittee of arbitration. Fresh receipts at the Union stoc Yards in St. Boniface up to 9 wednesday consisted of 690 Ca tie 130 calves. 690 hogs and 34 i sheep and lambs. I with fairly moderate supplies o i hand for the mid week. Sessio j Trade was firm although buyer were paying Strong asking Rati under protest in View of live cos working out of line with ceiling prices for dressed beef i a few better steers and yearling there was a modest revival of j went into killers hands cosign Export business in Canadian s13.50 to 513.75, with an on wednesday with bushels medium to Good Slaughter steer taken for the United kingdom in being Well sold within a spreader the wheat agreement. This of to there was a rather Small representation of desirable Butcher heifers for the Trade to work on an the better end of the offerings i this Branch of the Market sol mostly from to s12. With occasional transactions being recorded up to the Trade for cows was unmistakably on the firm. Side and and Good killing cows found Outle from 59.50 to with Low Grad and fair cows crossing the Scales All the Way from to there has been a fairly Stron demand in evidence this week for bulls and suitable weighty kinds Export Grain movement Are Selling from to with Odd outstanding bulls Cash ing at a higher figure. In the Stocker and feeder Divi Sion of the Market the Trade is showing very Little change Gooc Quality replacement cattle earning from to and Plain and fair stockers from to the calf Market is carrying firm undertone Good to Choice dealers ranging from to and common to medium calves from to modest Export wheat business to . Is the first wheat Export transaction to be reported since a week ago. There was some Domestic Trade in Oats and Barley for All rail movement from the e Lakehead East to meet feed require ments. Odd cars of feeding grains Are also moving from country Points to Eastern destinations under the freight assistance pro gramme. Vancouver exports reach new High Vancouver dec. 18 special reached a new High for several years Here Over the week end and monday when More than a million bushels of wheat were loaded for overseas chiefly for the United kingdom and actual clearances were bushels of which bushels were loaded in the past 24 hours. This heavy clearance has reduced the Fleet of ships waiting for Grain Here from is to 14 boats at the same time Domestic Load Ings were bushels elevator receipts failed by a considerable margin to keep Pace with the clearances totalling Only bushels and stocks Here Are Down to bushels a Large part of the wheat arriving Here continues to be Tough or Damp necessitating cleaning and drying operations. Exports this season Are up to bushels compared with bushels last year. Farmers dissatisfied with Market policies Buenos Aires dec. Gentine Farmers Are dissatisfied with the formation of a Trade pro motion Institute a government sponsored organization which buys their wheat and flax and resells it to exporters retaining most of the profit according to a special dispatch from Broomhall to the free press today. The official acreage for Argentine Rye As disclosed in the dispatch is 4.775.000 acres. The proportion har vested for Grain is unknown but the usual yield seeded acre i three bushels which places the new Rye crop at approximately four teen million bushels. This com pares with last years crop of 500.000 bushels. Argentine Corn closed with the january i cent higher on tuesday at , while spot Rye Oats and Barley remained unchanged with Rye at Oats at 80% and bar Ley at 1.15y4. Geological search Washington dec. 18 the United states Interior depart ment disclosed wednesday it is making a thorough geological search to determine whether Alaska May be a source of uranium the Basic material for atomic Energy and the atom bomb. Produce live poultry or Lea delivered Winnipeg no. 1 fowl Over b ibs no. 1 fowl 4 to 5 ibs no. 1 fowl under 4 inc 1 Chicken Over 5 ibs. No 1 Chicken 4 to 5 ibs. N o 1 Chicken under 4 ibs. No. 1 broilers under in ibs. Old rooster Over 4 ibs dressed poultry prices delivered Winnipeg Chicken milk fed a milk fed b b Grade c fowl a Grade b Grade c Grade Young turkeys a Grade b Grade c Grade s 18 .14 .21 la j1 .22 .29 _ .22 a .35 32 three rents less Lour cents less old Hen turkeys old Tom turkeys. Ducks a Grade b Grade c Grade Heese a Grade b Grade c Grade ii Iii vegetables wholesale beets in. .21 j.4 cabbage 100 in. Carrots 100 ibs. Cauliflower Case celery Case garlic in. .02 2.50 2.60 2.00 .1.50 -10 head lettuce California 5 Doz. Case 5.75 Spanish onions 50 in. Bag 2.00 onions Green 35 Parsley dozen .75 Green peppers California in. .30 Manitou a potatoes 75 in. Bag 1.52 turnips in. Squash ib.05 Eastern potatoes 75 in. Bag 1.79 Texas tomatoes Case 4.50 Daib produce prices butter Creamery b.38 a Large Doz. .37 a medium 35 a pullets. 31 b Grade .-.-.-.29 c Grade .22 Price received Winnipeg cases resumed Toronto Stock activity moderate Gold stocks were narrow stronger in moderate activity a the opening of the Toronto Stop Exchange wednesday Moniri several of the prospective Issue traded in heavy volume and Mac fair advances. Some issues in the Industrial list made fraction rises. On the Montreal Stock Exchange the Market opening was quiet Wil the papers holding steady and Litt activity registered in the Junio golds. At new York few Price Changi were posted in moderately Active Trade. Sugars were firm and the rails were irregular. Advances minimized in late trading flurries of buying and Sellin featured a fairly Active Trade i Rye in the coarse Grain future Market on wednesday. Shipper were credited with fair buying i the first half of the session which was supplemented from time time by commission House support local interests however wer rather persistent Sellers and som offerings in the May and july wer attributed to american account. Advances of around three Cen were reduced or erased in the Lal Trade and final prices were 2v cents higher to 1-Ji lower wit the december at 2.77b. The dec Ember future showed strength i the final Trade on shipper an Light offerings. Livestock quotations Unior. Stock i Ards. Is Boniface Man dec. Is. 1346. Receipts cattle calves 205. Hogs 1660, sheep 220. . Up to 1050 Ood 12.30 130 medium. 11.00 12.0 common. 9.50 10.5 Choice. 13.5 steers Over 1050 Choice 13.50 13.7 Good 12.50 13.2 medium 11.00 12.0 common. 9.50 10.5 Heifer Choice 11.75 12.2 Good 10.50 11.5 medium 9.50 10.0 common 8.00 9.0i fed Good 12.00 13-Og medium 11.00 11.51 Ood 9.25 10.01 medium 8.00 9.00 canners and cutters 5.50 7.50 Bull Good 0.50 10.50 common 7.50 9.00 Stocker feeder 11.00 9.50 8.50 9.50 8.50 8.00 8.50 j25.00 16.00 13.00 Good medium common Stock Ood Ommon Stock Ood common linkers springers veal Good so Choice Ommon medium Frade a 3 1 rights eavies extra heavies. Own no. 1 own no. 2. Elders Good hand weight Ood heavies Ommon sucks Ood heavies Ood Handy we get Ommon 10.00 9.00 8.00 900 7.50 7.00 6.00 80.00 14.00 8.00 18.70 18.30 18.05 17.55 17.05 18.80 16.80 16.55 15.75 18.25 15.15 14.00 j4.0 13.00 7.00 12.00 6.50 7.20 2.00 14.50 14.00 13.00 10.00 12.00 700 8.00 4.00 Over the counter Bino red Lake Nama que Leview eau Riv Lulilar Hill Arri Cuna Irlma enral Manitoba Ocker am red Lake plumb Micro orly four a Mont old pan overnor., Bitant Isco. Iwago Insen Yellowknife Wisey Denton addle Salic yellow Nlle Assie Nukey Gold Mccuaig red Lake Finley red Lake Jatsko new. Balski rpt. Tantalum. And Malartic Edwood Elna Yellowknife Loy Olite Rouyn Ich group Vitoria Almita Angold Gold Low Lake Gold Quail Lake Gold Sunbear unset yellow Nilu Lorn Hill Rojan Esley Gold est red Lake Ilson red Lake Oung Davidson 9 b 7 7 10.30 15 11 7 10 9 14 17 i 7 i 01 28 b 6 is 6 10 9 38 22 12 3 215 s i 10 32 5 a 15 714 214 4 2 25 9 41 28 5 19 9 12 28 20 10. 42 20 15 4 230 10 s 4 3 a 13 7 29 4 0 7 is 17 314 6 3 27 Winnipeg open High Tow dec. 274% 274% May 269% 263v4 july 248% Winnipeg dec. Is 1946. Close 277b 245 futures at ceiling prices of 51% cents. Futures at ceiling prices of 64% cents. Chicago Prev close 246% Jan. 213 March 202% May 193 july dec. 85% March May 69% july dec. March Jan. 134% March May july 128% High 213% 204% 194% 178% 76% 76% 135% 133 131% 129% Low 211% 202% 192v8 176% 85% 75% 69% 65 134 131% 129% close 212% 202% 192% 85% 65% 137v4a 131 129% 128% Minneapolis dec. 216 May High 216 Low 213% 190% close Prev. Close 212 177 85 75% 65% 137% 134% 134% 131% 130% 128% Prev. Close 215% 193 Wall Street hour by hour James Richardson sons the following Price a indices supplied at intervals during All ses s new Stock by Dow Jones and company indicate the Market trend of the major groups of securities listed. The averages Are computed by dividing the total prices or each group by the following industrials. 15.46 rails. 17.8 and a Titis 15. Price indices for wednesday december 18, 1946 follow 30. Industrials 20 railroads 15 utilities previous close 174.47 11.00 . 17i52 174.3s 174.49 pm. 174.99 tuesdays Range sales Opett industrials 174.62 railroads 5l 74 utilities 37.07 30 20 15 51.62 51.54 51.52 51.51 51.65 High 175.42 52.08 37.26 37.04 36.95 37.03 36.96 36.07 Low 173.93 51.48 36.90 close 174.47 51.62 37.04 Toronto mining stocks James Bici Wardson sons i Prev. 11. Close pric amalgamated 132 130 84 Anglo Canadian Arjon 27 26 Astoria Rouyn 17 if Athena new 28 Aurelle 35 Tumaque v3 74 base metals s 9 . Oil 27 jag Mac 20 b3 Backfield 111 Seattle s6 90 Kerens River 75 75 Bidgood 19 Jomjo 15 15 Bralorne .11 11 3rewis red Lake 21 British Dominion 27 Roulan -40 in court 34 Buffalo red Lake eau lieu e. Almont Oil 38 a 168 25 64. 195 200 34 400 52 60 290 401. To 90 145 108 015 62 119 fees equalization fees on Oats were changed on. Wednesday leaving 11 shipping positions at 42 cents. Equalization fees on Barley Ere unchanged leaving Eastern piment at 1.10 and Western ship ent at 1.06 cents. Mixed feed ats for b. C. Shipment Down one ent at 21 cents. The equalization fee is the mount Bushel for Oats and Arley paid to the wheat Board the exporter for permits to sex Ort in addition to the rices on these grains. Ceiling Economy Comfort and Scenic enjoyment Are a part of every greyhound trip. Go Grey vane hound whether to nearby i n towns or Distant cities. S 27.00 33.20 t Northland greyhound Union bus depot phone 97 274 "3.40 3.30 i i f i 1 i greyhound h i class two wheat class two wheat was unchanged on wednesday leaving one Northern 2.34 basis fort William port Arthur. The class two wheat Price is the open Export Price for Canadian wheat to countries other than the United kingdom As set daily by the Canadian wheat Board. Class one wheat is Canadian wheat sold to the United kingdom under the wheat agreement at the fixed Price of Bushel. Wixx Peg Cash Grain prices basis fort William and port Arthur december 18, 1946 Oats All grades at ceiling prices 51 be cents Barley e All grades at ceiling prices of 64% cents Rye 1 cd 277 2 cd 277 3 cd 272 Rej. 2 cd 4 cd 254% track an. Malartic Ampbell keel ventral Patricia ventral Porcupine Hes Turville Berical research Himo Cohenour Willans oin Lake on Aurum on West Robinor Row Shore Ikenson . Discovery . Diversified mining Onalda 153 a quesne 150 As Crest ast Malartic 177 ast Sullivan 415 Idona b7 Ider 109 Falconbridge 420 ederal Kirk. 7 Rancour .26 ant Peilow Knicl 5so Illies Lake id of s Lake 57 Goldcrest 23 old vue 37 Oldale 18. Old Eagle 14 Olden Arrow 35 Lynnar 40 Allinor 500 Africana 17 51 Saga go Ridge 16la pm linger 103a Eva Gold 77 ome Oil 245 Omer Yellowknife 11 so Howey Gold 35 Hudson Bay m. 46 int. Nickel Indian Lake int. Uranium 52 Jason 54 Jellicoe Sti toilet Quebec 75 Kerr Addison 13 a Kirkland Lake 135 Kirkland Golden Gate 44 Labrador 575 Lake Shore Kapaska 39 Leitch Gold 133 Lapa Cadillac 10 Little Long Lac Ito Lingman Lake 122 Louv court 270 Lynx yellow knife 20 macassar 310 Macdonald mines 410 Macleod Cockshutt 166 Madsen red Lake 315 Malartic Gold 185 Marlon Rouyn 20 Marcus s9 Mclntyre Mckenzie red Lake 75 Mcm Armac 52 mid. Cont. Oil so 2s 3s 170 g5 1d5 195. Us 290 40 130 87 145 107 115 62 115 18 150 155 177 10s mining corp. 960 Moneta 55 Mosher 21 Negus 1s6 new bid Lamaque. 10 Nipissing 210 Noranda 50 13 Normetal 180 Northland 27 Eso 13 60 21 04 17 15 40 40 500 17 99 Kab 81 245 11 so 45 v 34v -20 50 57 9 75 13 134 44 Ess 134 ibs 121 268 315 425 169 315 185 92 521. 75 50 s a 960 54 20 185 11 200 50 a 13 180 o Brien 17s Ogama Rockland 82 15 o learn Mai. 20 Osysko 155 or Lac Oslake amour pore. 140 paymaster 47 Pend Oreille 285 Perron 115 Pickle Crow 275 Pioneer Gold 330 Powell Rouyn 63 Premier 119 Preston East dome 165 77 que Mont 58 .33 in court Flichman merger 34 flush Lake 67% Sand River 7 san Antonio. 420 2014 senator Rouyn 54 Sherritt Gordon 204 Siscoe 51v4 Sladen Malartic 37 177 82 15 20 158 58 55 138 48. 300 117 27s 330 70 120 170 77 35 67 65 Sta Acona Springer Sturgeon 90 Starratt Olson 81 Steep Rock 215 Sturgeon River 24 Sullivan 255 Teck Hughes 325 Thompson Lundmark 38 trans resources 92 upper Canada 230 Waite Amulet 440 Wasa Lake 45 we Kusab 25v2 Winora 15 Wright Hargreaves 325 Wiltsey cog. 14. Vanir Yankee 14 420 20 a 54 204 52 37 63 95 212 91 230 440 48 26 14 320 14 country marketing tuesday year ago wheat 332000 307000 c grains 196 000 290 000 cars loaded wheat 305 314 c grains 208 1ndustrials Osler hammum1j wednesday december 18, 194s. Abi Tibi or. Or. Abi Tibi Ltd. Iia thurst a ii Ell Telephone brazilian traction . Power a can. Car dry. Can. Celanese can. Breweries can. Industries com. Can. Ind. Ai. A Cal. Cement com. Can. Locomotive can. Pac. By. Canada steam. Cocks ult plow cons. Smelters cons. Paper distillers Stag. Bridge Dom. St. Coal a Dom. Stores join. Tex Dryden paper Fanny Farmer. Famous players Ford a foundation Fraser co s at. Power com. In. Steel wares Gypsum Imperial Oil Imperial Toh. Int. Met. Ind. Int. Pete. Int. Nickel Lake Woods Massey Harris Mccoll front. M o paper Vinyl. Locomotive Montreal Power it. Breweries Nat. Steel car Ogilvie flour Ower corp. 3ricc Bros sheas a St. Law be corp. Com Southam co. Teen company United steel Hiram Walker vested Vestern grocers com. Veston George com. Winnipeg elec. Com. Winnipeg elec. Pm. Sanque can. Nat. 5ank of Commerce Lank of Toronto Ank of. Montreal Bank of Nora Scotia Dominion Bank me Ria Bank Bank Prev. Close is it 20% 14u 14 is to i 1s. 34 14 i 84 17 so is 24-26 is 15 24-24 a 24 12 noon 14 a ii a Liuva 14-j.4% 13v.-13 1k-, Tui m 17 50-31 is 19 to 24 a-26 51 ii 12 i 14 29 s 1-h. 34% 17v_ retain denies soviet charges that Navy erred London dec. Is a the admiralty denied tuesday a charge by the soviet Navy newspaper red Fleet that a Convoy of War supplies to archangel was mishandled by British authorities in july 1942. Appears to impugn not merely the naval tactics of the Convoy but also the courage of the British and american seamen who took part in John Dungale the admiralty s financial Secretary told the4 House of commons. Red Fleet charged that the admiralty did not take pains enough a organizing the t. Of whose 37 ships reached their t i rain b. M. Calf Iii cab Berry Man., dec. 18 Spe main line East bound .p.r. Passenger and freight trains Ere delayed several hours tues a when an East bound double eader freight Xmas derailed at the intersection of the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National railway nes near the Carberry Yards a 30 . Tuesday. No one was in ured. Although no cause Xmas Given for is mishap it was Learned hero hat an official investigation will e held. Both engines and nine eight cars jumped the rails but id not turn Over. Two of the cars Ere swung across the tracks while be others remained resting on the is. The locomotives were at right angles to the rails. It was expected tracks would be cleared and affix would be moving in a few . All East bound . Passenger and freight trains delayed at car Erry. Douglas and Brandon did of arrive in Winnipeg until 50 and wednesday morning. 11 Canadian National trains were n time. That Crew Mem Bers of american transports left their ships at first danger of a German raid. Not All Are successful this particular Convoy Carri out in the most critical period the War at sea was admitted one of the least do Dale said. Not All operations War Are successful but we a a right to expect that the Effort of the Royal Navy in the commo cause should not be or. Dugdale said 75 Convoy carried Worth military equipment and 000 Worth of other materials Frorer Britain to Russia Between 13 and 1945. Over the whole period 92 cent of the material Dis patched was faithfully delivers to the soviet h crash kills 28 Madrid dec., 18. Eight persons were killed and mor than 100 were injured tuesday officials said when the a cation bound Andalusia express crashed into a stationary string o Reight cars at Cinco Casa 100 mile Outh of Madrid. Immediately after he wreck a group of Railroad employees was arrested at the tiny Cinco Casa station on charges o suspicion of sabotage. Perth Scotland a tension and farm at Comrie a King acquired by Perth and Kin Oss county Council for use As an agricultural school. Priority suits purchased Ottawa dec. 18 Dian tailors have done a bang up business with sex servicemen under the priority Purchase certificate Lan for suits the prices Board said monday. Up to nov. 30, the Board said suits of clothing were sold o discharged members of can Ada s armed forces. The Board also reminded sex ervice Mert who have not used heir priority Purchase certificates to obtain a suit that these documents will not be valid after dec. 31, 1946. 20 24 75 12 it -12 ai7s-135 7 a 79-so 1s-18v4 20 vib 24 29 12 59 a 72 17 a 79 9 2.3 i 24 29 99-100 99-100 21 23 a 2.3 a-24 37b 37 26 26 3sv4-39 29 a-29% 29vt-39v, 24 a Winnipeg stocks industrials bid asked wednesday december Isth 1946 Anglo Canadian oils___7.25 hardware a 15.00 Seaver lumber pld.__160.00 Beaver lumber com. 28.00 can. Fire ins. S10 . 20.00 com. Fon. De Man. Ltd. 14.00 Crescent Creamery pad. 102.50 Dom. End. Car. 550. Pad. 53.00 ederal Grain pad. ____125.00 ederal Grain com. A 10.00 to. West Saddle y com. 10.00 ome invest s40 value 5.00 Lonar ii life 30% paid _ 90.00 1m can. Mtg. Units 15.00 Star Oil pad. 6.00 North Star Oil 5v, Reliance Grain 19.00 Hea s brewery a 127-5 Over Elan life 25% paid 31.25 United Grain growers a 19.50 breweries 15.00 Grain pad. 40.00 Vestern Grain com. _____1.40 Estern grocers pad 35.50 Vestern grocers class a 36.50esterr. Grocers com. .__2s.oo Vest eel products 23.50 Olson stationers old. 100.00 30.00 110.00 95.00 25.00 20.00 13.00 19.75 15% 43.01 36.73 29.00 105.00 9.00 at. Villon stationers com. 7.75 Winnipeg electric 5% pad. 99.50 Winnipeg electric com. 14.25 investment to test companies an. Amer. Trust 3% 4% in. Invest. Fund 510 grouped income 585 Mon wealth int l corp. 3.56 3.91 sales . Dec. 17 to . Dec. Is United corp. A 100 at Ogama Rockland 1500 at .81 Winnipeg electric com. At traders building 3 at 575.00 Beaver lumber com. 50 at 530 00 50 s30.00 Western breweries 25 at s15 00 15.00, 10 at 515.00 mines and oils Ohio Ruce cons. E. Corporation ____1.70 ventral Man. .06 Ryder Man Gold mines .01 Eckstone Copper .0114 in flon Gold .04 Orty four of s Lake .57 old Lake Reat Falls m s .02 Unnar Gold .40 land Lake Jive Lake Arvel oils ,02 Ormandy Gold mines .02 .15 .04 of .01 .05 .61 .60 .02 .04 Jacksack ice Lake Gold mines .01% .05 .02 .02 a 03 .03 .02 4.20 experts delve into records Farmers Ottawa dec. Is Canadian wheat experts delved into Musty records tuesday night to pull out statistics which showed Canadian Farmers were pushing their wheat to country As rapidly As possible to Aid food Short Britain and other hungry countries. While the experts acknowledge movement of wheat to the United kingdom during the autumn encountered Many obstacles great efforts were made to overcome them and by the time navigation closed in the St. Lawrence and the great lakes the Canadian wheat Board centred at Winnipeg was making Progress with 194647 commitments. Wheat will flow from the Atlan tic and Pacific ports at a Normal rate during the Winter with the Prospect that Canada will achieve her undertaking to provide Britain with bushels of wheat during the crop year which began ast aug. 1. The decision by Washington to allocate bushels of wheat o Britain Iri january instead of the bushels tuesday touched off a series of questions n the British House of commons. His reduction will leave the United kingdom Short and it. Hon. John Tracey food minister said the chief Eason for the very grave Emer Rency was the failure by Canada o ship sufficient quantities of wheat tiring the autumn. The food minister explained the Low up was not due to Lack of wheat in Canada but rather the ability to move it from country elevators to the seaports. Shipping is delayed experts on the wheat situation i Ottawa corroborated this state ment. The real reason however Vas that Canada so thoroughly leaned out her terminal elevators o keep up the movement to Britain using the summer that there was a tie up Between the shipping o the old crop and the arrival of Thi new crop. There also was a shortage of Lake shipping and Box cars. A suggestion in the British House of commons that Canadian when growers were holding Back their product because the Price to Bri a lower than the world Price has no foundation according to the statistics unearthed by the experts. Although the total estimated crop is bushels some 000 bushels were grown in Eastern Canada and Are not earmarked for Export. In addition the Farmers must keep seed and wheat of poor Rade for feeding. Therefore the experts estimated the amount of wheat the Prairies have to Market is bushels. To dec. 6, last figures available Prairie wheat growers had delivered bushels said to be higher than the average. Since All wheat is bought by the wheat Board at an initial payment of a Bushel for no. 1 Northern basis head of the lakes and growers receive participating certificates entitling them to a share in the pro fits of the Board there is Little incentive for a Farmer to withhold his wheat they just Don t like each other London dec. 18 up the news chronicle today Gava front Page play to an interview with James Montgomery Nephew 01 Field marshal Viscount Mont Gomery and son of a Vancouver barrister. The Story a despatch from Piraeus Greece said James Chier officer of the Canadian ship Laka site resembles the Field marshal although there is nothing of me Soldier s stiffness about i just Don t like uniforms and he was quoted As saying while directing unloading of Coal from his ship. He said in the interview that it was after a quarrel and against the wishes of his chief of the Imperial general that he joined the merchant Navy on the outbreak of War. His Uncle thought that he should have entered the Royal Navy. Uncle does t like he was quoted As saying. And frankly i Don t like him much either. He May be a Good Soldier denies Story Vancouver dec. 18 d. S. Montgomery Vancouver bar Rister and brother of Field marshal Montgomery said wednesday that the London news chronicle Story is quite they Are the Best of friends the Field marshal met my son in the Middle East re Centy and they flew Home to Gether to s for prompt almost , Relief us fragrant. Mildly med Ica Ted Cuti Cura ointment. Nighty successful Over 65 years. Buy at your druggist s today Cuti Cura ointment relieved my catarrhal congestion my head was All stopped Jup by a cold but the first few puffs on a Blosser s medical cigarette gave me wonderful relies prove it yourself. 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To West Ogden s Rolls Antonio ____________4.10 Mcrritt Gordon ___________2.04 a Lake Pekusko consolidated .26" Winnipeg River tin .01 .01v4 Montreal averages James Richardson sons wednesday dec. 13, 1946 industrials utilities papers golds 124.7 76.3 344.37 69.06 Down .2 unch. Down.21 Down.02 Toronto Stock averages James Richardson sons wednesday dec. 18, 1946 industrials 175.32 up.06 golds 102.70 up.04 base metals 34.09 Down.50 easy to Roll delightful to smoke Fine Cut 231 is Western oils 20.78 puff smokers give Ogden s Cut ;