1952 ,, . FARM PRICES

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is in a state 0! fluctuation. Deal- ers are buying to fill only immed-

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32.85 per 100 lbs. at the farm. Gobbler seed 83.25 per 100 lbs. at the farm.

0'Leary: Tablestock 51.90 per '15 lbs. delivered. Movement slow, Bebago Seed 51.80 per bus. deliv- ered. Good movement. .- Weilington: Tablestock 31.90 per '15 lbs. delivered. Slow movenfent Bebago Seed 32.85 per 100 lbs. at the farm. Movement good. Bummerslde: Floor prices being paid on Tableatock and Seed. Fair movement on tablestock. Good movement on seed clue to boats loading.

The demand for chicken and fowl iemaius strong, but the mar- ket f r ducks. geese, and turkeys,

late orders or demands. There the part of dealers to store turkeys due to the apparent heavy sup- ply ln both Canada and the United States. The following are paying prices being quoted producers of P. E. I. for poultry products by the principal dealers in the Prov- ince. .Chlcken ,dressed 8 lbs. and over Grade A 40c, 5-6 lbs asc. Fowl over 5 lbs. Grade A 28c, B 26, C 18c. Ducks Grade A 32c, B-Tic, C 22c. Geese Grade A 30c, 3 250, C no. Turkeys Grade A 14 lbs' and under 48c. 14-18 lbs. 44c, over 18 lbs. 34c. 'Grade B 14 lbs. am under 38c, 14-18 lbs. 30c. Turkeys graded and box packed Grade A are wholesaling at:'Und.er 14 lbs. 58c, 11-18 lbs. 54c,.and over 18 lbs Me. If the prices quoted above are checked with prices quoted across Canada one will find they are the equal or better than the national price. Western Canada is landing carloads of turkeys in Montreal. graded, boxed, and at the requir- ed weighis at 45c-49c per, lb. It costs approximately 10c per pound to assemble, grade, box. ship and handle turkeys. Add this to the price being paid locally and it about equals the price at w ich turkeys are being sold on the pen markets in a wholesale way.

Taking Canada as a whole. there is a surplus of turkeys over con- sumptive requirements. In West- ern Canada, produoers are receiv- ing 38c-40c 9. lb. for turkeys weigh- ing 18 lbs. and under and 29c-31o for those over 18 lbs. These same turkeys are being offered in west- ern Canada for 45c-49c per lb. ac- cording io weight. It is reported that two or three cars have al- ready arrived in the Maritimes. The majority of turkeys produced in P. E. I. are exported therefore, to sell, must be bought at a. price to meet the open market price, the price at which they can be pur- chased elsewhere. .

Potatoes

Potato movement during the past week has been somewhat lighter especially on tablestock. However, 160 cars were moved by rail for the week ending Decem- ber llth and shipments from Is-

land ports continue heavy. Sev- eral cargoes are also being as. ” d fo ” i from St.

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The t blesiock market in Cen- tral Canada has been very dull but this condition is not uncommon at this period of the year. It is hoped that as soon as the Christ- mas season is over demand will again strengthen. Generally speak- ing values throughout the Prov- ince are right down at floor levels.

It is understood that the De- cember American Crop estimates - will be A leased on December 17th. and that will have some bearing on future market prospects. There is a feeling that this may be tn. creased over the 349 mm odd million bushels of the last report.

The following are the prices at different centers on the Island to- ss - -

3'. Tignlsh: Tablestock 81.90 per

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per bus. at car. Cobbler Seed sI.00 per bus. at car. Fair ...overne it.

feeds in the unless States .23 lower than last year. There is a

Kensington: Sebaco Seed 31.80 per bus. delivered at wharf in

ing at floor- prices. Very small movement in tablestock.

Summerside. Cobbler Seed 3200 . ' Murray Harbour: No movement VG keen demand gm. C-lmmnn ' per bus. delivered at wharf in Mm". T'bl'"”k "'”otp"l 75 in seed or tablestock. leg stains. not only in the United Summerside. Tablestock 31.90 per ””5- de"Ve”d' Mnvemen 59w" Borden Line: Tablestock 81.90 states. but in western Em-ope ,nd '75 lbs. delivered at car. Market Sebago seed 52.85 per 100 lbs. at pef 75 ms, deuve;-ea, Movement m Japan. and it ,5 not anmimwd 510w, the farm. Cobbler Seed? 31.96 per 510w. No seed moving, that prices Wm mawrmuy chum, Montague. mom. mica. being bus. at the farm. Fairly 800d Charlottetown: Floor prices being as long es mi, demand commuu. ,

movement in both varieties seed.

Souris: Tablestock 51.90 per 75 lbs. delivered. Sebago Seed s1.80 per bus. delivered at boats in Charlottetown. Cobbler Seed 32.00 per bus. delivered. Movement slow.

Elmira: Sebago, Katahdin seed 31.80 per bus. at car. No. 2's 3180

paid on Tablestock and Seed. Seed movement fair, iabieatock slow.

Turnip market is very dull and overloaded-35c per bushel.

Feeds

Gross supplies of feed grains in Canada are the highest this year in our country. while supplies of

paid on seed. and tablestock. Fair movement in both seed and table- stock.

Cardigan: Floor prices being paid on seed and tablestock. Movement slow.

Vernon River:

We are pleased, however, to re- port a surprising and welcome re- duction in present quotations on feeds. In bulk, carlots, landed, the price is 32.85 3-4 for No. 1 feed as compared to 53.14 last week. Oata is at s2.69 1-2. All other feeds are

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