SFEBRUARY 17, A1940 .,

- NEWSY

NOTES -

B! AGRICOLA

Nrvl‘ Baltic Flag

li |.‘- one of the svmplonis 0f Ca. “max rriiniiig of age_- a kind of

"griiiiiii: pain“ iluil, rrrinn] ,(._._i_ in... piilts iii llir_ V/csicrii tli-rm“. crs propose l0 lllzclrd llic Uuiou

Jack lor solncfliliiiz bctlcr: at |@-._.. lliai i:- their vi=w ul it. As tlic thin eiid of the w-edse. a iiew Battle Fla: has been issued. a cllt of which appealed in The Guardian i. irii ivcck“. ago. This cut lics be- [iii-p m" as I ivriil‘. 'l‘lici'c is of coursl‘ uri rcasou whv Canada car.- 110i have a new flag if the peoplq 5o clrsire—which I very much doubt. but if the change mus; in. nude ll. 1s to be hoped that the “New Battle Flag" will be kept niit, of tlic running. It is nlilcle and (iimicd. The most pungent criii. rlrlll of tlic Flag comes from the Editor of a papuiar magazine: he airs "It is a most unsuitable, in- lfllslllC. and uninspiring affair"

'|'l1e European Partridge

Among the game birds of Britain arc two spccics of partridge; the lied-legged. and the common or European Partridge. The former may be dismissed in u few words for lt is much the rarer and is sci.

_ dam brought to table. The Common

partridge is found in all ih!‘ level iiiris of Eliglnurl and Scotland. and in Europe it is extensively disiribilted in all suitable locali- ties. F‘i‘cm its general appearance and plumage I take our "Hungari- gfidPartrldge" to be this European 1r . Partridges whcii _\'flll'.l'-! lii flocks callfd “cove. . thus ill- lillVlllfi sportsnrcn the opportunity to rlicat. soveral at once. That is tlic time. too, when they are at tlicii- l-iost, as old hlrrls av!‘ mm- l‘ll"lil\’i\' \\'fll'l|\i0.'~.'2 frir paling. f‘i Brrriiii llic riivn scasiiii is lhcwfnp- li-iii Scpicnibei‘ ht in the curl .\.' January Gouriuots alivays "hung" their birds as long as it. is safe t.) keen them: this improves them lrili in taste and icnderiicssmiher- wit" l"(‘_v arr‘ hard and tasteless. As tlic \\'llllf‘l' approaches. the llartridgcs in Britain retire to llic upland nlcadows where they hide among the grass. 'I‘hcy are ‘timor- ous birds, rising with a loud "whirr" of ivmlzs and startling any intruder into their haunts. For all thi-lr timid nature they will strive to dis- tract attention from ihcir \‘0llll",. Ililllllll‘: along with sl1ivcl‘inlz'\vi11gs‘, iuiil crying out as if wounded and lllldbiflv to fly. The voting in the meantime run for shciter into anv

lzathcv

nearby cavity. such as a rabbit warrcn or fox "earth" li-iclei.

.4 gamckecpei‘ told tlic write‘- iliaz. it ivas no troublc to llfiitnli partridge cgzs imdci‘ a hcu. bait

"l! Mung birds had to be fcd ants. eggs boiled and minced. curds, grit and a little green food such as let- tuce‘. and when old enough. grain. Til-v became nultc t-inir‘. though illdv ucvci‘ seemed tn ciitirrli‘ inr- Kt‘ ilicir lvild ('ll‘l'!ll‘l.

From this list it will be riotcl that both lnsccis arid rain are consumed by the birds: and as onc ti.‘ the other orenondcratcs on their dict. so ihr‘ birds arc beneficial or tlfcilldiciiil tli aqrlculiurc. Wlictliu‘ ‘-_ll.~ SJIIYUS has bccn fl9if‘l'lllll‘,f‘tl in itll‘ rasz‘ of llic partridge I rim un- lbie to say.

A: I Look Back

‘In 1910. when I came to Canada. i. \\il.\ estimated that more l"ali ill}! a million pccpc lcft the Bri- tuii lslcs to take up thcir homes lll the Domlnions: "Colonies" they Y": called in those days. Most of tiicse cxilcs camc to Canada: a few

lreti: to Australia. The voyage Rfrilcb i110 Atlantic lva .ioi~lci‘ aiiri nicrclivcr Canada ho. acctits iii

Britain who posscssed enough im- lziiiatioii to make the outlook an- itiaurcsicr than it reaily was at W‘ tzmr‘.

‘Wliv did this gzcat exodus take lliacc‘! I put it dawn to a l!‘.'O\\‘ll\'! seirj cl social iusccuritv. The pixi- lfusiciis wcre ovcrcrcivdcd; man- l-ll iwiifiicrs wcrc dctrrtiilucrl that

illfll‘ children should be "ivhite mar men‘ and the so-callcd cdu- vitczl classes were beginning to it'll the lmmsl cl iii" n1 “ .tl_v iraiitrd youth of both Tilzl‘ the c s" cf b10113";- _\""(-i1 I \\I‘..‘i .1 l . slim‘- _| .. limit". \'.'ll: a sp lzv, and -.e \\.'lf9l‘ cculd got almost. an‘!

“'18P ill‘ arzkcd for-T ll’\'C'f' liczird ‘f W119i‘ shorthand writers lhosc ‘Ill bv 1910 oitc could got n ‘td-tvitis‘. of ciilxcr scv a \\‘,"'.‘i(, aui ‘ it mcaiil t, ‘s’ i1i‘ri thr‘ b: inrss ivoi-lil. find r. and p: lnjis an cppor-

ally to oust somr‘ nlrlrr and sow-

gf offlcnivilc. British siatesmfil fill! nci vcl C0llL‘f‘i\‘C.’l tlic irlca of l’ ‘"1 l sccilrilv arts llkc lliz‘

h ._.tr‘m of (YllPll1'li(\_\'ll‘l(‘lll Ili- till-Bil?!‘ and the Old Atrc Pensions: g6 former hnivcvcr was not ion:

IIFITA M 1 u B - 1 0R PLANT GROWTH

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.- "rl 0n iiiiiiitizniii-iii.

l»! givu new vlfor to llic whole plant

lliml or frrl llzcr hut lln nrlll new m I‘ ffllll! an ltinl. In!‘ llllillljl tnllul lite mourn: 1mm m. Ill nut-n it

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o’ UIIIWT hi" r ‘PIY-Slllc-Econnnilc

n lllxrll t.\‘1 ~ 'mvili|l.l,._,u\n|'ztm‘n Nttlmi ANli ulvilirlunfl,

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t‘! ll rook. Pn .000 “' "l :.‘t.".‘i:‘.“..<.‘i.‘°i ..-.... ......"'.".'§'s‘.‘l.: t - U . t-n-cini mu pun“. 05o. neutrino). ""1"" Ill: mo Rood and ivumry lhml. ll ls butter lhlll ever.

. iu making its a

, llilcaiiiiice l iiiai,» Say sometlill , ' So the distlagntaftzigljtis 52:51:01; m o“

(‘Pi and the almost extinct J5me“; . , ., Sit‘fi.'.llrii..'"l“".fl~ Frolic ‘will

lad and _|(llllt“i llil.

:‘."k. Rcmcmbcr R L. 5i ~ , -. 331'." °‘ ‘hi. iv» e-iiigituiTlilillai m; $2153 gust. and the other gq. - 599k their fortunes,

and cheering cacti other as tn- Rassed. in the centre of the U D531} iylli0llflacnviyys a‘ll had our noses Land. to Cénaglé‘. o hie Pionuset. 4"‘! 910N111’ of us lauded uu oilgiogilvord Island in the midst we had bilemlli April 30th, 1910, 0W1“ m en three weeks at sea, m“ f! l a breakdown in the mach. L _ y.‘ lad been battened down for bMléflys in a furious storm, all on 0:211‘ h had suffered f1‘om influenza ..e voyage, and it cerianly “'35 a miserable crowd that lined un wdGQtQ"? 901d lights of the wharf. c a5" I 818d when e Mr. Stewart olgne up. shook hands. and cal-rim Ed myself and family to the King ward Hotel where the Govern- ment had arranged for our

_ rcsi- deuce for a‘ time. Mr, stew”; W“ l Provision merchant. with Premises ill Queen street; that

night began our friendship which lasted for many rears. Ho “'35 B- 800d man in the highest scusc

of the word.

Next. morning I vita; up brig.“ and Billy and vent across to s e the Minister of Agriculture. He h cl "- m" 91 l1b0llt 200 farms for sac and this rather surprised me. Wit,‘ should all thcrc men be so cziglir to sell. I thought, \\'ll(‘li as wc ivcr-i‘ told. fai‘i‘_rllllg was an pfQ§pef0ub m iue Province? when r asked pie Minister to advise me about. gnv or these farms he evade my qiias- i-icms. I11 the simplicity nf my heart I put this. down lo his inex- Dsllciil-c iii lianrlllng Iiiiiiilcriiiitsq but afterwards. when l llll(l€‘l'.’~l0t'lf| matters better. I saw that recom- "19119118 0H8 farm more than anoth- cr might have resulted in his losing votes, The only thing to do, l; seemed. was to go and sec for my- sef; an expensive task at a clllr‘ time of the year. The upshot war. that each man of the party was left to work out his own salvation, even as the early pioneers had done. Within two years most of the younger men had gone to the States. some of the older ones had

gone baok. and possibly a scant dczsn remained. Wlicn I left the "Colonial"

Building I bethought rue I needed new socks. so f purchased a pair “How much?" I said. as I locked them over. “Fifty cents a pair" said the clerk. I turned ovcr the cash and went home to ti‘: holsi. Arriving there I showed my pur- chase to one of the roomcrs. who immediately asked what I had paid. “Fifty cents." said I. "I got a pair just like that. from them. yicstc-r- day." he said. "and paid ihlri‘

five cents." "l silppcisc I wn .1 stranger and they took mc in.‘ l replied. “No. you should have bantercd them dzwn." he said.

"Never give them what they ask: they don't expect you to!" “That's quite a scinlilc way of doing busi ncss.“ I returned, “but I'll kccp Ll- ln mind.’ '

That was my first. cxpcriencc of in iniquitous system designed to fleece the unwary, end it, didn't; enhance my opinion of the storekcepers in general. In England I had been accustomed to seeing goods pluinlv marked at t-hc lowest figure. nor all 0119's pleas. noi‘ all ones wit could lure the shopman to cancel hall a cent of it. However. our haggling system went out of fash- ion some years ago-not before time!

speaking of Semitcs, in those days there was n decent liti'e Ger- man Jew called Hoffman. who kept- a. small clranerv shop on Qllfif-ll Si. I generally called in when I was in town and purchased some- thing: and I may say. was always trcatcd fairly. It was said that this man was tlic ouilr Jew iii~,_ town. Well. one day I went to toivri and found his shop closednso I made my way to the barbcrs. "Whats got Mr. Hoffman these days?" I asked that functionary. "You mean that little Jew that kept tlic d ari- cry down street? He's gone to Hali- ‘fiix. He‘ belonged tlicrc." mid ht‘. “Why did lic leave?’ I asked. "I guess he couldn't make a living," said the barber. Whercat I smiled, but didn't. tell him what I was smil- int! al.-

To gpf. bM-k to [fly text, All lllost‘ llllllllflfillll-Q had monl‘,v_: tlic accut for P. E. I. had cnquircd closeiv liito their resources, also their characte s. - previous occupations. and so forth. before he accepted i-liem u "settlers." All ivho joint-d up. wrre I believe farmers of sorta. but. two—an<l I was one of them? But as Kipling ears, "Tlial auothcr story." and it will kcco

Of course those immigrants who went back would $111080 U10 ildllltifi and dlssiladc others from 00mm‘! to P. E. I.; that. was only natural‘ Anyway immigration fell off all». that. mid an LUISBVOYY incident. iii- ,volvi‘ng sonic offlccrs disbanded aftrv llic war. put. a sloll l0 l!" further OIIIRIIIZNI immigration. This was unfortunate because Cr- nacla needs immigrants} 0 INF!‘ country rich in mitierals. flolnls. forests. and flslicrtcs. and with a l)CpLl'f\f.l0ll of_o1ily eleven mlllous, is a standing temptation to inc land-hungry nations of tlic OH World. Instead of the "British 111a“- kct." we might have had a llrvfll domestic market. for all we - call produce, It. dncsnt look Roll‘! t" m‘: lo scc our mlncrals sent. ivwar in b1‘ stitched and worked 1m llll" goods we might have nroduccd ou -~ solves: afterwards bllylllff H101" back at. prices over which we have no control. and paying duly as wt‘ I. Giiod for international i-radc no doubt. bui- vvhat of Cunadas fu- titre’)

Eurthquuh Prngnosllcnflnnll Mr. Edgar C. iii-unit -0!_ Vi“- couver. must wish he hadnt talk- ed earthquakes bv this. ln I DY?"

vlous note I mentioned that he said he was able. to forecast quak -

"lllioll sun noun, Georgetown, on. fifty years ahead if necessary. lThc

cunpositor mode it read. "WW

W. S. \\'.ili.\viig‘l Vuncouvcl‘. B. i‘. ivlili. Liv tlic a I lilllv- W05 clcvicd Plcsuvnt oi tlic (‘anzllilun Jersey (‘attic Cluli at tl‘c nllllllll meeting recently hclzt in ‘Toronto.

Gas Storage Keeps Fruit Marketalile

All the important factors connect- cd with the gas storage 0f fruit, with

THE CHIARLOTTETQWN

GUARDIAN

tleekly Livestock Market Review!

i i

SUMMARY

Willi tlic cumuicncrllicut. of UV‘ Lciiicit season and a consequent r trictcd demand for beef. as well as tlic. fact, that the margin be- llvi" (Jauadian and Unltcd Slates is such that very fcw cattle alc icing att-raclcci across tlic lint‘. tlic markcl silflcred a furl-lici‘ sci- bick iluiug the past week. Despite moderate supplies prices were down anywhere from 25c to 50c on most. grades of cattle. Eastern calf mar- kets dropped $1.50 as a result of

sharply lower prices on American itizvkcis. ivhllc iii llic West. tlic situation was about unchanged.

’I'here was no change in the hog market. all ‘centres ruling steady, while lambs 105K254: 'at Toronto. .350 at Calgary and elsewhere held steady. Eastern (‘attic Markets

111c- TORONTO cattle market was very dull on a light run and all grades lost 25c. A few hundred head remained unsold at the close. Wcighty steers closed at $6.50 to $7.25 and butchers between $6 and $7, with a fcw at $7.25. Cattle at MONTREAL were barely steady 1.0 25c lower‘ with good steers making up to $7.60, mediums up to $7 and the better grades oi’ cows from $5

particular‘ information on what 1s beau! tlliiie 1n (miiaiiii. is told -by W.

Phillips, Div .011 of Iiorticllllurc. CCllifill l‘.X])i,‘i'll11(‘ilidi Fllllil, UURHVRI, iii a 1:. _i.tgl‘ clriiikli, iu t issued by tlic Duiiiiiiioii DIJIIHIZIIICIIL til Agil- culture. Gus storage, hc writes, has. become prommciii. in r6001"; YMIS as a method of kflffplllg produce Ill marketable ifCllllillOll. As rippled to

lflllis‘ -~ slur-it'll‘ has lilk0il n11 luipoziaiit. iil» tiliii Ct1llll]lt'l'i'illil_\' iii (jrvui Hrilulii rind iiiviiiiiscs l0 tlli

likcwisc 1n lillicr i-Oliiitrics lii (ircal Britain, git. slot" '1‘ canto to tlic fore as a necessary measure in over- (Omilli! low tclnporaiure problems‘ 1n

friiit- storage. lii that l-ouiilry lhore nvr- ioicriii l'-'ll'l\lll rvzzlllv-iiiiyitirintll- \'1ll'l"ll(“- \\'lllt'il lllllll‘ |\'!‘lIl

fcrui‘. iil it!“-lf'llll.f‘lilllll'l‘ ; down ivlicii sllircrl ill if‘i\l|lf‘l'.]llll15 around 32-24 doors-ix, I-‘alircnhcit, Likewise, ll’l (Liuarlii. it. is hcmg re- alizcd that. low-tciuiicrfltllll‘. lllflh- lcms must ho corrcclcrl 1f satisfactory marketing of ialircd aiiplo, is to he carricd out. Cliiof onion: tli so low- tcmpcrzitilrc. tlic mcriigc lite i: injury known as corc flush, tlic dis- ordcr uppcarin first as a, pink- brown Lush, la r turning brown. Still later, the sues may d1‘ '

whole internal tis- The

y l0\\.'-lL‘lllll(‘l‘1l1llI'O problems l5 to stare at a higher telli- perature. Unfortunately, the fiormal

0d of correcting

storage life under such conditions 1'5 not so long as at the lower icin- Dvllfiiilftt". But. it' oils storage prin- triples arc app nt i110 liithzr teitipciwiiitrc disc rs iii on lntcritill lcngtliciicd and llic lcilv-lcnipciwiture disorders cliiniuatetl.

The circular ivhich is entitled “Gas Storage" may tic obtained fret-

ou application to Puiihcitv and Ex- tciisioii l)ivi>iou_ lTllllllllflll 13c- pziriuiciil of ."\}.lIi‘illI|l“I‘, (7l'tl\\i'\.

yards alicad" iilicrcat. I lure my scanty locks-mull I i-"iiiiitil. afford

i-o do that» Tlicii- I think ~--.\I1'. 'l'hrlip;i July 2.’).h Aii':. .'i:li lilll Nov. 10th. its d.1ii;_‘.‘i p givo him a fitir sillrii. iuarkcd their‘ tl.ilrs liii tlic ratio‘.- liar. I Mlllltllllltls ll'_v a luilc forc- to ling mysclf but haven't g0! it down to sucli a [inc point as that. For instance lii ttic ' c of Nov. 18th, 1939, I vciitu cil 1.0 iissrrt tlrit. therc would probably‘ bl‘ lll _ able ciuakes during tlic \‘.'ill'i(‘l'Z aiiii from Nsv. 14, i939 to l-‘cb. l1, 1940 there have born just scvcniccti, as well as tuo vclanic ruptions There arc of course. souls‘ hunt‘.- Taic trcni ‘

: lil‘cl_v dangerous proixxllo Tlic scvcu- tccn above noicc’. were all suffici- ently vlolsnt to merit press noiiccs. and one or two tuck heavy toll of human llfc. Last. \\‘llliCl‘ quakcs of major dimciisicits ivcrc fcw, but onc in Chile lcfl 30.00» dead. Whcii .\.fr. 'llii‘uiiii .~.i;.,» are caused by gizivitzll cnccis. I ajircc. It is niticr tedious i/o have to rcpcut that it, pulls ihl- members of tlic solar system int-o their proper ccirses. and ns 031"‘. passes the rcs: r‘; airs loo. It is gra\‘it;ili.‘ii tirtt. pal ‘ tlic \\'t’ll.'l'\ of our globe iitlri tidal lCtllh. an-i lic would bc n bold uiaii who dc- nlcd that the “pull" was caused ‘ov the moon. Thcrc must be an effect. upon the cart s solid part too. and lvlicii tli.“ slnss iiilcs up. it is cra- \'I'.lli"l that iwiill< tlic i i",§{‘l'

r1‘ tlic dbiiiitiitinii v.11‘ '..~

k to a (l.l\' \\'llf‘ll I was foul

of "kidding" niv pals along. and not. serious as I am now. I ha’!

just knockrd of! work and prnccod- hi: llClIIf‘,\\'?ll'(l. ovcricok onc TS.-

ll ratlicr or." ‘ky youfli. "crabby" in

ihc ‘coal d! fcl M wo wnlkc/i along. I picked up a stniic and ihrciv ii liilo llic ill". "Sci" lint 'I‘cm?" I said. "Soc wlirll?" said ‘Tom. looklu‘: around. “Why. that

sionc camc down". Tom got sus- picious mid uuvc iiil- a iinslv look:

"ivh_v woutlirt- lt'."' llf‘ s-iiiiiipcil. "Wliv should it? That's what I'm ll‘_\'lllL{ to got ill; ivlmt. iliukcs it. come llnivn?" I l'!‘llll‘ll(‘fl. llc ives

now flllll0_\'(‘(l ni my foll_v. mid ails- wcrcd icstllv: "Ii. conics down bei- caiuc it's lictivy‘; lls wciqht fclvhcs itdolvii: lluy raol knows ilvitl" “Thanks for lIl.\kl‘l". il so (‘l(‘:lf. Toni." I mid lo mrillily him. iil llic sumo limo PhllPkllli! iiiivlirtll_v ‘ii soiuciliiiig iii inv ytiisivct. i lrtcd my best. pal. J.R.. hi a diffcrcnt. way: lir‘ kiiciv tou.niucli. “Jnc “ 1 said "if l l'lrli\v n slliiir‘ lulli i l‘ .11‘, w kcs ii i dn\vii"" "llli‘ cl’ “\\ " 'l1'|

.. ii.

.I:l ‘. " rm . it's ivrrzlil." swirl l. "Wcll. there's sniuctliiii‘: lii that, iiccausc llir‘ liruci‘ hrrtv y attracts til!‘ .'~.lI)'1l|l"l‘, hill ll\‘ll'S uni v all. You llll'~."‘l'l Tl i-oiilt: you i slioltld hiivc :l~|‘.l"(| liiui wiiv lh‘ slim!’ didn't ill'l uii ivlicii l-"P r;lr'.‘i lilililcrl nvcv.“ Novt tiiiic I \'1\\‘ ’l‘otil. l rcci lccl our lwlk: "flu _v":i r'm"tll- be‘: about. that strliic. 'f‘oiu" .14?!’ It. says it's ihr- Al‘l‘.'lt'liflll o.’ Ur vliaiou maria it minc down" Salrl Tcm. "He would; Ito's alivays think- ing sortie damn lOOIlFlIIIFFK of tli-ti sort!" Poor Tom. ht‘ dicd |.\\"1 yieavs ago. prlckiv to tlic tail. But. there are still plcniy of doubting

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‘rhomassee left.

to $5.50. MARITIME markets prov- cd an exception and did not follow the easier trend noted elsewhere on the ‘Jetttoi- classes of beef. R»:- ocinis at the moment are much below trade requirements and strong prices are prevailing with steers making up to $7.50 and cows up to $5.50.

Western Cattle Markets

All killing classes of cattle WPIT. rlcflnltcly itnclcr pressure in the Wesl- ‘Vfost interests were operatin‘: vent lndifferently at WINNIPEG under limited huylniz orders a-nd iirlct‘ losses were general with the rlcvliiic ranging ftciln 25¢‘ in 50: aiirl llic Iiitirkci. failing i0 slimv il\l\’ llic cv-n at tlic reduced levels. Fuvlhrir lizlit. to moderate receipts will be necessary to check the downward trend in evidence during the past wcck. A few good strong-weight. steers were ncddlcd at Winnipeg r-l. $6.25 lo $6.50 whilc the best 0f the handy-iveighi; butchers were ham to move around $6.50. Medium to good useful weight steers cashed at $5.75 to $6.25. CALGARY was slow and lost as much as 50c iu spots ivltli the better kinds of liaht- weight steers making $5.75 to $6.25 and tcn heavies up to $6. EDMON- TON. likewise, was draggy and fully 25c lower with the bulk of the good light steers around $6. PRINCE ALBERT had a too of $6.35. MOOSE JAW and REGINA $6.50. SASKATOON $6.25 and VAN?- CCIJVER was gctierally 25c ‘lower. with a few feedlot steers at $7 and others from $6.75 doivn.

The United States Market

Top sales of Canadian steers n-crc 10c lower (it. Buffalo at $8 40. With Toronlo prices down fullv 25o wc-llld appear that. cxporiiii; liiiszlit. llflVf‘ a llttie better chalice. lloivevcr. with the margin so nor- rclv and the feeling on United Statcs markets weak. exporters wcrc cautious about. attempting large sliipmeiiis. An odd small sale n.’ Canadian culvcs was mad!‘ at Buf- falo at $11.50. St. Paul nuotcd Ci- iiiidian siccrs at $7.25 lo SB. cows from $5.25 to $5.75 and bulls $5 75 t0 $6.25.

Exports to the south during the. wcck wore 9G1 beef cattle. 177 dairy and 519 crllvcs. The totals from Jaziuarv 1st lo February 3th amounted to 7.275 beef, 1.096 dairy. and 3.889 calves, compared with 34.876 beef. 1.190 dairy. and 4.762 calves in the some period lestyear.

A release issued by the United Slates Treasury Department cov- crlii‘: llic period from January is. lo January 27th shows imports of heavy Canadian cattle totalling 5.334 head. This represents 10.3"‘. of the first quarterly quota.