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weather agani limited buying;
: while in the far west there was! OTPTAWA—Farm spokesmen tariff of 27% cents a bushel on
From the Office of the ©.C.A. considerable resistance to the re-|asked last week for stiffened| y.s, imports, an attempt to have
AN APPEAL TO RANCHERS are entered, ihe cattle offered| cent sharp mark-up in beef costs.|tari's and other measures to hel ie) estore el arcnnnnns
H. G. Cornwall, Fieldman before Sept. 15th. If we do not|Thus, buyers took only what was| protect Canada’s fresh fruit and = oes
"Livestock Producers Co-op.| have 1000 head by that time we|needed and forced lower rates|vegetable producers against | >UShel-a-year cut in its quota
As noted elsewhere in this| will contmue to accept cattle up/on cattle that were in more| United States competition. under, which Canadian potatoes:
paper, we are going to run three] to the morning of the Sale. liberal supply. 3 iat enter that country at a reduced t
Auction Sales this year.” The Scarcity of -fnished! cattle) eet io the ee eerie | ati Tee sates can
Hist all Be on Saree Soe ie maton oe concluded the first phase of a 27500; 000 bushels following this
graded” sales, -ie., cattle Willlinto the office, or phoné or|Mid-west, and a similar advance ue ae sue = Yeaue er oauction:
be sold single ownership. There] write, but Jet us know good and| Was Scored at western markets. |? Be = sae aeons oe
will be no mixed lots, and uo| sary, and please be as accurate| TOD steers at Chicago moved up| 204 tai HEGRE Tae
sorting and weighing before the] ys possible on the number you|t© 28.25, the highest price since ee. ne aos a
actual sale: want tolbring. last April. At Los Angeles, |! negotiations late ze

srarkets — LIVESTOCK — tnawnury nove [2 ocem maces nc Want Stiffer Tariffs On US. Produce

many cattle are coming. Drop

The U.S. tariff on quota spuds
is 37% cents per 100 pounds,
and it is 75 cents above the

i ine" i yee-| Quota. Canada’s tariff is 37
This type of sale has three| The success o the sale will| Choice to prime’steers scored a| the sas ee spas a @ st is 37%
advantages: depend a lot on having enough|tP of 26.75, the highest price) Ment on Tariffs and Trade. cents, except that new US.
5 (1) The cost to the producer} sattle to attract buyers, but not|8 that market since January,| after last week's hearing the|P0tatoes enter free between

should be considerably less.| more than can be auctioned off|!953. Portland reported a peak | poard adjourned the public in-|January 1 and mid-June. The

Bach owner will pay for feed] in one day. of 26.00 for Canadian fed steers. |quiry until September 9, when| Canadian tariff went into effect

and care according to how long] Cattle over the number ac-| COW Prices eased off at some ;¢ will receive “representatives this “year following. (a: Slane

his cattle are in the yards prior} cepted, arriving at the Sale will|POimts this week. A few more jfrom processors of the products], ia 4, eas

to the actual sale. All feed and] je cared for, at the owners ex- sake are being moved in the| unger study. tarifl-free period.

testing costs after the cattle] 56 i - y pri-|S0uth-west, and the added}

dove Mice Sot ane be ae densessane wilh ne tog 2 day.|Mumbers were just enough to| Major briefs were presented

to the buyer. unless of course, time permits|S!OW the market. Jon bebalt of the potato-growing MOVING?
(2) The fact that the buyers!ihem to be run through the| Stocker and feeder supplies|industry, but the 450 ©

will bid on the cattle at their] sin were light and demand broad. member Canadian Federation of

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celebrate our 125th Anniversay

we proudly present @ & W Old Rye Wheky “welght In the ring,” will mean| wa Gueusats Choice kinds were searce at most Agriculture also made a general If youlare anoying
—Canada’s first bottled whisky—in an ee ae sulting in|™rkets, but reports indicated |S8Ubmission on behalf of all fruit anywhere in Canada
eye-catching new Little Brown Jug! So join the ache A two-way trend, resulting in| ™4rKets, but ana Mee eaten “ivestsieas
celebration . . Get your Little Brown Jug today! 3 percent shrink on cattle al-| wider range ix prices, developed ee prices in the country. A and esbiay es threate: y GOntAtE
sere ready badly shrunk out. in the cattle trade throughout|200¢ many yearlings are now|U.S. imports. :
GéeW LITTLE BROW JMG or ave WHISKY (3) Because the cattle are to/the country this week. Highly ene ee for fall delivery at) par MARKED VALUE SMITH
COODEREAN & WORTS LIMITED * CANADA’S OLDEST DISTILLERY + PSTADLISHED Irs? go throu sins ung sonngle fished cattle moved to im-}? oe es Whe fedeeutioa .sigeeuted hat
7 : ownership,” there will be a lot| proved levels and plainer grades | V4 2 the federal government us¢ the Transfer & Storage
This is is not or yed by the of single animals and small lots] sold weak to lower. Common to medium, 11.00 to

device of boosting the valuation
Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia offered, and the man who wants! The trend is more or less a/17.00; common to medium Ot! these products for” -dutys Fully Equipped

to buy a beet for his locker or|seasonal development. This |heifers, 10.00 to 13.00; good] teyy WI y
3 : a + 10. 3.00; yying purposes when they enter
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a few calves or lings lo like |/time of the year, ie supply of 5 to 13.25; medium] Canada at dist prices. They
home will have the opportunity | finished cattle begins to peter 8, 11.00 to 12.00; good dairy] should be priced at ‘ fair mar-
to get what he wants. out and, at the same time, more 8, 10.00 to 11.00; ¢

So much for the advantages|new crop kinds are marketed. |and cutters, 7.00 to 9.50

%

ket value."

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| of this type of sale, and now for| ‘there so an adjustment in|bulls, 13.00 to 13.60: YEAR-ROUND SPUD TARIFF :

a the. Appeal to Ranchers. retail buying that has much to|calves, 18.00 to 19. For protatoes the federation QUESNEL, B.C.
We, the manager and field-}do with trend of the market.|lambs, 18.00 to 19.50. recommended a year-round : :

man of the Co-op, feel confident | During warm summer months,
that we can do a good job for! most consumer demands centres

invest in higher profits you, IF we have your full co-|ground “easy to fix" cuts such )
Si operation. as steaks. Rough meats for
from your farm! Buy We can not handle in a sale|stews and roasting are more or ) ;
high analysis Elephant Brand of this type more than 1,000] less neglected, so the result is )
fertilizer now... head of cattle. Therefor, in the|that the markét becomes yery
interests of those people with| selective. This week's market
z cattle in the sale, we will have| was:a good example of that—
«+ have it On hand to limit entries to this number.| better grades were actiye and
when you need itl After much discussion on this|stronger, while more medium a 2
point, we have decided that the| grades were slow and weak to 2
= ae. ELEPHANT BRAND fairest way to do it, is to ae-|lower. i Ms * TS if = ‘
a E cept, in the order in which they| All in all, the dressed market We have all the Building Ma erials you heed \
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