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Agricultural Q.

Situation

on Kingdom O X § tsi Wlnmapeghad anddemmrl teration ‘Iihetop generally esoci inthe w makingoorrn nmiret anti steersmakingup medi

Oattle Price Trends handled a comparatively

to $4.50. Edmon- am improved action on to run. and prices were steers at $4. up to $4 for Jaw sold

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modern held steady with 50. PrlnoaAlbea-tp um steers

some choice steers WP to $4.50. and Regina .65 Saskatoon had a

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Exports United Klnirdom slid United States

The B5. Manchester St John. carried 423 head of cattle for Birrkenhead, bringing the total to date to 5,480 cattle as compared with 198 for title corresponding per- iod co’ 1937. No roles at Canadians reported fir-om the United Kingdom. The market there is qulte steady for all weights oi tat

unloading 01f the Maxmhsater Port

Gamble ennui-c; w the United Slates were made up of 1.293 but oher celtiilie. 251 dais-y cattle and

In Germany

As a results oi the intensiﬁcation of the agricultural mograrn in Germany, described officially as “ he battle of production,” t is now stated that Gennairy iisel! produces some 81 per cent of its requirements of food and feed- stuffs as against 65 per cent in 1027. writes 1dr. J .0. Mac illivray, Can- adian ‘rrade Commiss oner at Ham- burg. in the current issue of the Commercial Intelligence Journal. It is stated concurrently that the domestic ou ut of the country's needs of agroultural raw products used by industry has inc ased by

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from 29 to 47 per cen . ‘Phus. while Germany was only 50 per cent self-sustaining from an agricultural point. oi.’ view in 1927. it is now stated to be 75 per cent so.

Despite this increase the food situation remains an unsolved problem. and the bread rain har- vest, which was below s andard in 1836. was even less satisfactory in 1937. Unfavourabia climatic condi- tions caused a contraction in the output of both rye vmeat. which has necessitated drastic measures to conserve the existing supply.

Body Of Woman Found Tn Turbine (C. P. by Guardian's gpeclsl Wlrel ‘NIAGARA FALLS. . Y" March 7-Ooroner Harry R. Emes sought tonight the identity or the woman.

whose badly mangled body was found today in a power plant tur-

bine.

He said he would make a post mortem examination ‘to determine whether the woman was drowned or was dead before the bodyeden- tered the water- which carr it into the turbine.

The body was discovered when iworkers dismantled the turbine for cleaning.

SPRINGFIETD SCHOOL I Honor roll frr January and Feb-

‘ ruary..

i X-l. Clare lie-dam. 2.

i Raymond Haslam

' Grade IX-l, Bobbie Howard. 2

Ardyce Haslam.

Grade VIII-l. Oarroll Lambs. Grade VII-l. Evei Matiheson Grade V-l. Joyce aeiam, I. Ro-

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mll calves. This brings the total tor the year to date 0.754 beet, 1.4.19 dairy and 8.036 wives. as compared with 37.973 beat. 1.506 dairy and 11. 957 calves for the corresponding period c! 1037. _ i Birtteln receipts included six loads o! Canadians. One load. aver- aging 1200 lbs. was held at. $8. and est of the ufferdn-‘ZB. which were medium ﬂesh or lower. sold from .50 down. Bulls were from $6 to .75 and there were JVUHHTUIIS sales 0d rtcers between $7 and $7.50. Calm said mosiily from $10 to s12, ‘mt some were as low as $4.50 to $7.

Call Markets Unsteidy st Some Points

Toronto calves opened weak but gained to a higih of $10.50 '1 close at the opening price of s10. Montreal

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close at. $9 alter atop c! $10. Winni- peg benetitxtrd from the small run or cattle and the market was active ima firm. with tops n. $3.50. Cal- gary had a top of $3; Edmonton 7.50. being oil! 50c: Prince Albert $0. barely established; Moose Jaw $0.75; Regina an odd $8, but mcstl

$6 for choice; and Saskatoon . Demand for veal continues quite strong in channels of consumption.

Ho; Market 111s Underlying SI/renlth '

Tmbnllo hogs advanced daily un- til Thursday when a slight, setback 0110c occurred. The top price on baioons edit trucks war $9.75 icr the week. Montreal sold moot of the hogs from $10 t0 10.15 1. and w.. vfirt-h odd sales at. $10.25, Winnipeg was fairly steady. with $9.25 alive and $12.60 drtiid weight rail graded. Calgary had a modern/ta

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slump. ‘ Altogether. 1.152 cattle were receiv p Great '

th Division. March 3rd remainder were IGIPmDIlB

commoner . sold for export at a top o! good steers from $550 Common to medium were and from $4. to heifers offered sold 1n . to $5.50. The cows was relatively the best. moving readily from $4.35 Y0 $4.50. medium from $3.50 $4 common as low as $3. and cu-t-tcrs $2.25 to good bulls made Mto commrin $1.50 to $3.75. Winnipeg ivelizhed up (the run of 2.715 cattle on a

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at, such moderate volume, might be maintained. Reports trom . Parul, Mirna, show sales of’ 1400 at $8.50 tn:

$5. c cher heifers moved from $4.75 to $5.25. and the balance mostly $350 to $4.50. Some top cows mane $4, the general run o! medium to good $2.75 to $3.75. calnners and cutters $1.50 to 02.35. and bulls 87.75 tot-Mil.

Calgary sold ed through 274 to the United States. The market was active. Good to fairly choice butcher oteerslmode $4 to $4.50. common to iumﬂ to $3.75. butcher heifers 0'1 the way from $3.75 to $4.50. fed calves from $3.75 to $4.50. good cow t3 to

As well as rheumatism and lum~ . evelops from uric acid left in Frances Doucet: 3. Rita _blood by defective kidneys. Lasting relief comes when the liver, kidneys and bowels are aroused to

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s $9.85. common to medium s2 to $3.75. road bulls s: to $3.35, and common $2.25 l0 $2.75.

I,_ Edmonton rattle trade showed more. action and supplies cleared

readiliv at fully steady values. Fed til, goodsteersﬂ

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Honor Roll tor ‘February. Grade X.-1, Eileen Douoet; 2. ‘ Adelina Benin; 3, Rita. Dcucet. Nora

R Id. eGrade IX.—1. Melanie Gallant" 2, Rose Anna. Doiron; Geo na

Martin. Grade vI11.-1. Louisa Doiron; 2,\ Mary Dunn; 3. Oorins Gallant. i Grade VIL-l. Edna Bouin; ‘Regis Doucat; 3, Alyra Pineau. Grade VL-l. Cecile Duloniz", 2. Douce .

Grade V.-1, Berenioe Doiron; 2, iLouise Dnucet: 3. Gerard Pinesu. I Grade IV.-—l, Geo!‘ no Doiron; 2, ‘Theresa Doucet; I, monne Doucet. Grade Ill-l. Bertha Gallant; I, , Lorraine Galfant: 3. rt Dolron. Grade 712-1, More Doucet; 3. Noreen Dolmn l

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