DECEMBER 16. 1949

THE GUARDIAN,

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Movement of potatoes. both in Canada and the United States. is slower at present than it has been since the shipping season com- menced, states the weekly market report of the Provincial Depart- ment oif Agriculture, prepared this week by Mr. L. P. Mclsaac in the absence of departmental oilfi- ciials at Ottawa.

At some shipping points, the re- port states. potatoes are actually selling below the support price. The U: S. support price advanc- ed automatically 20 cts. per hun- dlfed “Tight on December 1 and will advance another 20 cts. on January 1. From that time on- ward. through February and Nlarch. the U. S. support price E095 up 5 C13. per month. with no further advance after March. This means that the American produc- er will move very few potatoes un- til he secures the January advance. Locally the report notes "no life whatever in the potato mar- ket. on either seed or tablestock." Sonic warehouse operators have been obliged to reduce their staffs materially.

"We are satisfied from the ln- formation ive have." the report states. “that there are more po- tatoes on the Island today than we ever had in nur experience for the same period. notwithstanding the heavy movement we enjoyed up to the present both by \\'£1ii‘1‘ and rail.

10.000 Cars Unshl ppcd

“As of December l. after allow- ing a million bushels for seed pur- poses. we have in the vicinity of 10.000 cars of potatoes yet to ship."

1t is expectcd. however. that by mid-January there \\'iii be l reasonably good drmnnd from the United States. This is contingent on the U. S. authorities placing no Mnbargogigainst Canadian oo- ‘latoes. A good demand is also anticipated from several foreign countries if their currency can be converted into Canadian dollars. Wi-th the quantity still remaining unshipped. it is highly desirable to keep a steady flow to the mar- kets when any demand occurs.

Turnip Market Brisk

I The turnip market continues as last reported. when it was stated there would be in the vicinity of six or seven hundred cars of good turnips remaining to be Shipped, There has been nn definite re. ply from the Government with respect to the proposed turnip marketing scheme or any indica- tion of their attitude towards pro- ducer control marketing boards. Assurance has been given, how- ever. that the matter is boing studied. Turnip prices to Ont:i:io grow- ers this wee-k have ranged around 75 to 80 ots. per bushel, delivered ‘to the waxing plant in the rough. There is a brisk demand. It is likely there will be some further research measures effected next year to control the turnip borer or root maggot which has played havoc in many turnip growing dis- tricts this year. The following arc the current market prices: Summerside and West Prince- Seed: Light movement ranging around 65c per bushel at ware- houses. Foundation at some points is moving slowly at 10c more. 75c delivered, Tablestock movement is light. Price 05c per bag deliv-

cred.

Kenslngton—Seed: No move- ment. Tablestockall varieties 65c per 75 pound bag.

Borden Line —— Seed: Move- ment practically nil. Tablestnck~

few moving at 05c per bag at tfhe car. Few turnips 60c per bushel at the car.

Potato Movement Slows

Mid-January

‘ Charlottetown Ind Central

Queen's-Seed: No. 1. all varieties. 60c-65c per bushel at car or ware- house. No. 2 Cobblers 55c. No. 2 Mountains 50c. Katahdins and Selbagoes 75c per bushel deliver- ed. Quiet movement. Tablestock: 70c per bag at the car. general price, Turnips 85c at Charlotte- town. Colville and Milton. to grow- er at the car.

King's County — Seed: Move- ment very light. Price. if there is any. 650-700 per bushel at the car and warehouse. Tablestock: Light movement at about 55c per bushel at the car. Turnip move- ment also light this week. Price 65c per bushel at. the car.

Livestock

Inspected slaughtorings for the Maritime: for the week ending December 10th. 1949, were: hogs— 3.452; catt1o—-508; calves-MS; and lambs and sheep-163.

Hog prices at Moncton have lost last week's gain and are down to 28.75 Grade A delivered. Sow prices have also lost 50c at Monc- tori.

Moncton prices are as follows:

llogs: Grade A 28.75; Bl 28.35. No. I sows 19.00: No. 2 sows 18.00 hot dressed weight delivered.

Cattle: f.o.b. country points. Steers and licifcrs: Choice 20.00; good 18.00: medium 16.00: fair 14.00; common 12.00. Cows: Choice 13.50; good 12.50; medium 12.00; common 11.00: canners and cut- ters 9.50 to 10.75. Bulls: Good 14.00.’ medium 13.00; common 12.00

Calves: f.o.b. country points. Choice 18.00; good veal 17.00; med- ium 15.00: common 13.00; grassers 11.50 to 12.50.

SheHP; Alive. f.o.b. country points. Good 7.00; common 3.00; rail grade 15.00 for Grade A de- livercd.

Lambs: Alivc Good spring lambs 20.50 f.o.b. Rail Grade 47.00

for Grade A delivered.

i Charlottetown prices are as fol- glows:

l‘ Hogs: f.o.b. country points. _Grade A 27.75; B1 27.35. No. 1 sows 18.50; No. 2 sows 17.50. I Cattle: Delivered to plant. pvcighed on plant scales. Steers: ‘Good 18.50: medium 160048.00:

common 14.00-16.00. Heifers: Good 118.00; medium 16.00-18.00: common - 14.00-16.00. Cows: Good 13.50; medium 12.00; common 800-1100; vcanners 8.00 to 10.00; cutters 11.00. Bulls: Good butcher 14.00; bologna bulls 10.00-13.00.

Calves: Delivered. Good and choice 18.00; common and medium

15.00-17.00; grassers 10.00-12.00. Sheep: Delivered. Good 7.00: common 3.00; Rail Grade 15.00 Grade A. Lambs: Delivered. Good and

choice alive 20.00. Rail Grade 45.00 Grade A. Lambs alive f.o.b. coun- try points 19.50 for Good and Choice.

The above prices on hogs do not include Dominion Government premiums of $2.00 for Grade A and $1.00 for Grade Eisner Pro- vincial Government premiums on Al and B1 ewe and wether lambs.

Butter

The price of butter on the Mari- time markets has not chaii-gcd dur- ing the past weelk with factory price 63c f.o.b. Halifax. Local jobbing 65c. The last quotation; from Montreal and Toronto had No. 1 solids quoted at 60 1-40 at Montreal and 80 34c at Toronto. New Brunswick —Creamer_v to Wholesalers —- 1-2 l-b. prints 6216c. Wholesale to retail stores 04c. Wholesale price —- Charlottetown (prints) 62c. Local jolbbing 64c.

There was s sharp decline in production reported for Decembe- 3rd. For the week ending that dQte 09.435 lbs. were made coni-

psred with 76.550 lbs. for the corre-

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COOK'S for PHOwQIIFHE.

POWNAL UNITED CHARGE— Rev. A. S. Weir, minister. Scr- vices. Dec. 18th. Mlllview It l1, a.m.. Porwnal at 7.00 pm. I

CANTATA. "ln Quest of our King". presented by the choir. 111 Pownal Church, Dec. 25th n 1.00 ' pxn.

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CONFEDIB-ATION LIFE IN- SURANCE.

JUST ARRIVED-Nylon Blouses. Kennedys Ladies’ wear.

l BRADA LBANE PAS-i TORAL CHAR/GE. — Sewicc: Suii- i day, December 18th. North Gran-i ville 11 A. M. Rose Valley 8 P. 1.1.] Bradalbane 7.30 P. M. W. B. Mac-

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------ day, Dec. l3 are: Tryon 3 p.m..

JUST ARRIVED new bala- C.S. 2 pm. Bonshaiv 7.30 p.m. ; c1ava‘s and casual hats in pastel Christmas service. Rev. C. A. ' shad“ 32,50 u; $4.95. Adele's Mill- Hicks. Minister. i iiicry, 177 Grafton Si. l

CAVENDISII UNITED PAS-

TORAL CI-IARGE— North Rus- tico ll a.ni; Stanley Bridge 3 p.m.; New Glasgow 7.30 when the "Sun- beam" Mission Band will hold their Thanksoffering service.

NORTH RIVER. United Baptist Pastorate. Sunday. December 18th. North River 11.00 a.m.; Clyde River 3.00 p.m.; Kingston 7.30 p.m. Christmas services at Clyde River and Kingston. Rev. H. Bar-

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bcr, Pastor. “UN-PER RIVER cgAggg; _. On November 3rd at the Trin- vnued church Seq-Vic“ Decent‘;- ity United Church parsonage Charlottetown. Isabelle Sinclair

isui. Wlltshlre 11 A. M. Hampshire 2.30 P. M. Hunter River 7.30. Topic D0 you know your neighbor? Fol- iowing the evening service slides

Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and lilrs.' Vi'illiarn Jenkins. Frciiclifort, lir- rzimc llle bride 01' CUFII hlnilie-rui

' "ll b hown. Howard Tweedy, son of Mr. and Ali-s. Jilmsteeu s Harry Tweedy, Enrnscliffc. Rci. ’ H. L‘. D, Ashford. lllinislrer nf OllwELL-VERNON Umhd Trinity United Church performed

the ceremony. ; The bride was becomingly AUIF’ ed in u navy giibardinn suit with matching accessories aiirl \\'0rF- a corsage o! red roses. llcr only ornament was a gold locket, gift of the groom. Her bridesmaid, Miss Emma Tweedy, sister of the groom was attractive in a win". taffeta dress and wore a corsage of yellow roses.

Mr. Charles Jenkins, brother of the bride was groonisnian. Following the ceremony n wcd- ding reception of about thirty members of the immediate famil- ies and friends took place at the Queen Hotel.

Following the reception the bride and groom lcft by car on a honeymoon trip to points of in- terest 1n the lvfiiirltirnes and upon their return have taken up resi- dence at. Vernon.

Prior to hen, marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower at the home of her par- entg where she received many useful and beautiful gifts which attested to her popularity.

Church: Services Sunday. Decem- ber 18 will be a! follows: ll Ver- non River; 2.30 Orwell: 7 Cherry vaiicy Subject. The Story of the Other Wise Man.“ Rev. E. C. Eva”, supply minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA — Divine worship will be conducted on Sunday. De- cember 18th. as follows: Canoe Cove ll am; Nine Mile Creek 2.30 pm; Clyde River 7 p.m. Rev. Neil Herman will be in charge. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, lntcnim Moderator.

CITY POLICE COl'R’l'. - At the Stipendlary Magistrates Court yesterday. a man charged with be- ing drunk and incapable was sentenced to 10 days in iail vdnlle a man charged with theft of fuel oil was remanded until the 17th. by agreement. “these were the only two cases to be heard in yester- day's court.

TRYON PASTORAL CHARGE. United Church services will be held Sunday. December 18th.. 2 follows: 11 am. Cape Traverse: 3 p.m. Cra-naud; 7.30 p.m. The ser- vice at Tryon will take the form of a pageant. "Angels of the Light". which will be presented by the Y.P.U. The regular choir will sup- ply thc music. Rev. R. L. Bacon. minister.

A MARVELLDIIS

1'. O. O. F. BUILDING 1n an interview yesterday with one of the directors of I. 0.0. F. it was learned that nothing definite had been decided with regard to the future o! their Richmond street property. A few days ago The Guardian carried the following note. "It is understood the I. 0. 0. F. intend disposing of their - building on Richmond St. The Patriot. whose lease expires in the near future. occupies the ground floor. In view of the prices ob- tsined in connection with the sale of property for the new Fed- eral Building, the Oddfcllows ex- pect at least 560.000 the buildinﬂ having entrances from both Richmond and Sydney Sts." The directors stated that. the matter has not yet been officially con- sidered by the Oddfellows.

spondlng week last year. According to the monthly report or "Dairy Factory Production" 19- sued by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, there has been 4.553;- 000 libs. of butter made In this Province between January 15l- 30d NQVQPTnbCT 30th. This is an in- crease of 9.1% over the 111911101" year.

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