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THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927 19 PRICES ADVANCE ON BIG EXPORT TRADE Wheat Sales of Over 000 and Rye 1,000,000 Reported at Seaboard Liverpool market closed to up with exchange at $4.83, this figures at per bushel for May, for July and for October wheat. Spreads were: No. 1 Nor. wheat, over; No.

1 over; No. under; 4, 19 under; No. 5, under; No. 6, 42 under; No. 2 c.w.

cate, over; No. barley, under; No. 2 rye, der; No. 1 N.W. Max, under.

Receipte: 618 cars, wheat 501, eats 27, barley 52, flax 81, rye 7, Last year 221 cars wheat. The market yielded a little to profttaking in the final trading. Net results were up to off. Latest reports from the seaboard were of nearly 2,000,000 Manitobas worked for export. The market was strong and active throughout the whole course of trade.

May was exceptionally strong. There was good buying in this month by seaboard interests and considerable short covering. Offerings were liberal on the apturns and trade on large scale. The distant months were not as active, being held in check by the improving crop weather in both spring and winter wheat country. New York reported sales of 750.000 wheat early in the day and 500.000 rye.

It was also stated that fully 1.000.000 rye was worked overnight. Winnipeg receipts have been quite large the past few days. The movement from the Interior which was held back prior to the opening of navigation row again in full swing. Over 000,000 bushels of grain have moved out from the lake terminals and there plenty of storage space available. In the coarse grains prices were Arm to strong in sympathy with wheat.

Reports from the United States indicate much reduced oat average. Old stocks are fair but not burdensome. There to export demand for barley as well as rye and May barley was very strong. also July rye. The fax market has a better tone.

Argentine markets are firm and Europe da absorbing heavy shipments at vancing prices. Flax has had a long dull period and may do better from now on. It was another big day in the cash wheat market. All grades were in good demand at premiums and spreads higher. Offerings were fairly liberal and large volume of business tansacted.

There was fair demand for coarse grains with offerings light and firmly held. Local Cash Prices These prices are always the quotations cash grains at the time of closing the future market. Prev. Wheat- Clone Close No. 1 Northern 147 No.

2 Northern 143 No. 3 Northern 134 No. 124 123 No. 5 119 No. 6 101 Feed 891 88 Track 144 No.

1 Durum 1521 No. Durum 147 No. Durum 137 No. Tough 137 No. Tough 133 No.

3 Tough 125 No. Smutty 127 No. Smutty 125 125 No. Smutty 120 No. Rejected 1301 129 No.

Rejected 1291 128 No. Rejected 1201 119 No. Red Durum No. Red Durum 124 3 Red Durum 122 1211 No. 1 Kota 1324 134 No.

3 Kota No. Kota Screeninga 300 300 OatsNo. 2 C. 57 No. 3 C.

534 53 4 Ex. 1 Feed 53 531 No. Feed 514 No. 2 Feed 48 48 Rejected 44 S'rack BarleyNo. 3 C.

W. 82 No. 82 81 Rejected 774 76 Teed 74 Track 821 No. 1 N. W.

189 189 No. 3 C. W. 172 4 171 Rejected 167 4 Track 194 RyeNo. 1 C.

W. No. 2 C. 102 101 No. 3 V.

99 98 Rej. 2 C. 98 97 Rejected 974 96 Track 103 1011 Grain Trade Notes (W. E. Reid and Co.

Ltd.) Chicago Journal Commerce--With only four days left before longs and shorts must uncover their hand as to May contract deliveries, those who have no outstanding contracta are apparently keepAng out of the market, while longs and shorts evidently have entered an endurance contest. The market so far this week has been abeotutely indifferent to newe, and there la nothing to indicate that it will reflect anything but pit litiona the balance ef the week. Leading local shipper said outside marketa have again entered into competition with Chicago and are offering corn to the cast below Chicago parity. This particularly significant, he says, shows they still have corn to sell. LOGAN-There la no infation in wheat prices and this suggests advisability of constructive position.

-Believe foreign requirements and uncertainties of growing crop condilions warrant adherence to long side. BENNETT-Think broader cash inter. Set needed to sustain prices as long erop conditions remain favorable. THOMSON McK. Think new crop prices are in position to respond to any change in crop newa.

HULBURD WARREN--Wheat seems to waiting for a new incentive. B.F. in wheat continue agpressively bearish. EXPORT NEWS (W. E.

Reid and Lad.) Broomhall cables--Although the new erops in Europe are generally making satisfactory progress, and the weather gently has favored the seeding of spring crops, merchanta are importing foreign sorta in ever increasing quantities. pool sold another full cargo yesterday besides large number of parcels of all varietien of wheat. -France and Germany, especially are expected to take further large quantities of wheat and rye. Italy la thought to have a fair supply of native wheat left over and will not need to 1m- pert much of foreign sorta. Liverpool Market opened to higher with Plate shippers offering at 64 per quarter advance.

There fair demand for Plate wheats. and Importers The are buying. Few setters are In evidence and at 2,15 p.m. market was to higher. Greece--Geed rains reported after period of rather drought, Local Livestock Exhibits at Pure Food Show DAVID A CA ED SMITH SONS LTD Here are two atfractive displays seen by the thousands of people who are this week finding delight and interest in the Pure Food Show on the eighth floor of the T.

Eaton Company store. The show opened Saturday and continues all week. The display comprises over 30 booths, most of them exhibits by well-known manufacturers of foodstuffs all over the world. Winnipeg Grain Market WHEAT Open Hiah May 143 July Oct. OATS sully BARLEY May 83 July Oct.

69 FLAX May a 194 July Oct. RYE May July Oct. 97 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927 Prev. Last Close Close Year 157 140 140 140 56 47 83 86 202 102 90 104 103 American Grain Market MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT Open CHICAGO WHEAT" 134 131 130 OATS 43 CHICAGO OATS July. CHICAGO CORN CHICAGO RYE 97 MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH FLAX 222 Produce Market Graded Potatoes (Jobbers to retailers) Manitoba potatoes, per ewt.

$1.10 Vegetables (Jobbers to retailers Manitoba green onions, per dozen bunches .35 American leaf lettuce, per .60 American radishes, dozen bunches 1.00 California celery, per lb. .10 Texas cabbage, per lb. Manitoba turnips, per 1.50 Manitoba beets, per cwt. 2.00 Manitoba carrots. per cwt.

3.00 Manitoba parsnips, per cwt. 4.00 Manitoba onions. per cwt. 5.00 Washington rhubarb. per box 4.00 Flour Wholesale prices, small lots delivered to dealers: Lake of the Woods Five Roses98-1b.

sacks $4.65 TwO 49-1b. sacks 4.70 Four 24-1b, sacks 4.75 Western Canada Purity98-1b. sacks $4.65 Two 49-1b. sacka 4.70 Four 24-1b. sacks 4.75 Oglivie Royal Household98-1b.

sacks $4.65 Two 49-1b. 4.70 Four sacks 4.75 Maple Lest 98-1b. sacks $4.65 Two 49-1b. sack. 4.70 Four macke 4.75 Quaker Flour98-1b.

sacks $4.65 Two 49-1b. sacka 4.70 Four 24-lb, sacks 4.75 Rolled Onta Per sack, 80 1be. $3.30 MHifeed Manitoba (Delivered in car lots, net cash.) Bran, per ton $27.00 Shorts, per ton 29.00 Bran, per ton $27.00 Shorts, per ton 29.00 Alberta Bran. per ton $28.00 Shorts, per ton 30.00 Hay (Fresh baled) Spot prices for well cured hay, good at date of issue and quoted by two leadIng houses: No. 1 timothy $25.00 No.

2 timothy 23.00 red top 18.00 No. 2 red top 16.00 Winnipeg Dairy Produce (T. Coyle Co. 1.4d.) Butter creamery butter, f.o.b. Winnipeg .45 Eggs (Prices according to Dominion ment grading.

Strictly fresh, not over 5 nays old.) Extras, dozen, cases returned .26 Firsts, doben, cases .24 Seconde, dozen, returned .21 REDUCES DISCOUNT BRUSSELS, April National Bank of Belgium today lowered ita die. count rate from 6 to percent. UNION STOCKYARDS. Winnipes and St. Boniface, April arrivals the Union stockyards up to 9 o'clock Wednesday morning consisted of 770 cattle, 285 calves and 2,215 hogs.

Railway re porta show a further 22 cars of stock to arrive in the yards today. Activities on today's cattle market centred chiefly around butcher cows, this class of stock Anding a broad clearance and realizing strong prices, feature due to the presence of outside orders. There was only a fair movement in the killing steer division this morning. and comparatively few offerings were eligible to sell up to $8.50, the rank and file going wthin a spread of $7.00 to $8.00. There are a number of little cattle on the baby beef order coming forward show.

ing fair quality but lacking Anish, and such kinds, which are selling from $8.00 down, should be held back for further Anishing in order to realize more attractive prices. Light stocker cattle are meeting with good. reception and selling generally on strong market. Veal calves continue to sell on Arm basis, with the best handyweights going from $9.00 to $12.00 and common to medium grades from $4.00 to $8.00. The hog market WAS unsettled and weaker, packers bidding $9.25 for thick smooths, or 25e below the close of yesterday, with sows being priced 50c lower $7.50.

The sheep and lamb market WAR not established, due to the of receipts. WINNIPEG. April 26-Receipts: Cattle 225, hogs 455. Steers Choice $8.25 $8.75 Fair to Good 7.00 8.00 Medium 6.25 6.75 Common 5.50 6.00 Butcher Heifers Choice $7.25 48.00 Fair to good 6.00 7.00 Butcher Cows Choice $6.25 $6.75 Fair to good 5.00 6.00 Medium 4.00 4.75 Canners and cutters 2.25 3.50 Bulls Good $4.25 $5.00 Common 3.50 4.00 Oxen Good $4.50 $5.00 Medit 3.50 4.00 Common 3.00 3.25 Stocker Steers Choice $5.75 $6.00 Fair to good 4.50 5.50 Stocker Heifers Choice 5.00 5.50 Fair to good 4.00 4.75 Feeder Steers Choice $6.50 $6. Fair to good 5.50 6.25 Calves Choice $10.00 $12.00 Good 7.00 9.00 Cominon 3.50 6.00 Hogs Select Bacon $10.45 $10.45 Thick smooth 9.50 9.50 Heavies 9.00 9.00 Extra Heavies 8.50 8.50 Shop Hogs 9.50 9.50 Lights and feeders 9.50 9.75 Sows Roughs No.

6.50 8.00 6.50 8.00 60 Sows No. 2 .8.00 8.00 Stags 5.00 6.00 Lambs Fair te good $10.00 $12.00 Common 8.00 9.00 Sheep Fair to good $6.00 $7.00 Common 5.50 5.00 REPRESENTATIVE SALES Reported up to 3 p.m.. Tues, April 26 Butcher Steers No. Av. Wt.

Price No. Av. Wt. Price --1120. 8.50 8--1060.

7.50 530 8.50 00 940 7.50 8.25 -1060. 7.25 970. 8.15 4-- 990. 7.25 8.00 7.00 8.00 -1020 7.75 960.. 6.50 Baby Beef, Steers and Heifers 9.00 5 700 7.60 8.50 2- 640.

7.00 730.. 8.00 590. 6.50 Butcher Heifers 960... 8.00 2 890. 6.75 920..

7.75 900... 6.50 NO 980 7.50 920. 6.85 930.. 7.25 -1040. 6.00 CIN 1020.

7.00 2 860...... 5.50 Select Bacons 220... 8- 200...... 10.45 210... 10.45 3- 190...

10.45 Thick Smooths 65- 200..... 9.50 85 190... 9.50 Heavies 250. 9,00 2 230... 9.00 6 240...

9.00 Extra Heavies 2 320... 8.50 290... 8.50 Lights and Feeders 10-- 160. 9.75 12- 160. 9.60 10 135...

9.75 8-- 110...... 9.50 Shops 150 9.50 2- 140. 9.50 Sows 470... 8.00 340. 8.00 430.

8.00 2-- 290. 8.00 REPRESENTATIVE SALES CASH GRAIN, APRIL 26 No. northern 147 No. northern No. northern 133 No.

3 northern 134 No. 123 No. 112 No. 112 No. 100 No.

100 No. northern tough 132 No. 03 northern tough 132 No. northern tough 132 No. 0010 northern tough 124 No.

northern tough 1244 No. northern tough 124 No. 4 touch 114 No. tough No. 4 tough 115 No.

4 tough 115 No. 5 tough 105 No. touch 105 No. Durum 146 No. 3 Durum tough 141 No.

Durum tough 1421 Cara No. 2 touch No. C. W. tough No.

1 feed No. 2 feed Rejected 444 No. 1 feed touch No 1 feed tough barley82 No. 3 82 No. 80 No.

4 tough 79 5 Tough rejected 74 Rejected Touch rejected Touch rejected Cara ryeNo. 101 No. 1 touch No. 3 touch Care flatNo. 2 189 CHICAGO MARKET REPORT (R.

A. Nothstein Ltd.) Rags- -Spot Arsta Futures, April 26. May Nov. 29 Receipta today 27.447 cases. Receipts last year 24,357 cases, Butter--Spot extras 44, spot standards Future, April 44, May Dec.

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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS (Western Region) Sealed Tenders will be recetved at the office of the Chief Engineer, Winnipes. until 19 d'elook noon, Tuesday, the 10th day of May, 1927, for construction of Passenger Station and Power House Edmonton, Alberta. Plans, specifications form of tract may be seen and form of tender tained at the offices of: Chief Engineer, Winnipes: District Enginers, at Baakatoon and Edmonton; Division Enginers, at Resins and Calgary: C.N.R. Agent, at Moose Jaw. Tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied the Railway Company and accompanied by An accepted cheque on chartered bank equal to Ave percent of the value of the work, payable to the order of the Treasurer, Canadian National Railways.

The lowest or any tender not neces. sarily accepted. W. A. KINGSLAND, General Manager, Winnipes.

April 19th, 1927. PROVINCE OF MANITOBA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS FAIR WAGE ACT, 1910 The Fair Ware Board having submitted certain recommendation to the Hon. the Minister of Public Works in schedule form, copy of which may be seen in or may be obtained on application to the Bureau of Labor, Parliament Building. Winnipeg, Public Notice hereby given to all whom it may concern that the mentioned Minister of Public Works will, on Friday, the Twenty- ninth day of April instant, at Two o'clock in the afternon, At the Parliament Building. Winnipeg, and hear all persons in favor of or against the adoption of the toned recommendations of the Fair WARE Board: after which the said Minister may make such orders he in his discretion may see fit.

All persons interested will govern selves accordingly. Dated at Winnipes, this Twentieth day of April, 1927. D. McLEAN, Deputy, Chairman, Minister Fair of Publie Wage Works Board. and 12.

FOUND FOUND--A WONDERFUL ELECTRICAL exhibition at McDonald Willson Electrie, 309 Fort Winnipeg. 50 free prizes given away. Musle, 15. DANCING SOCIAL Native Sons of Canada FIRST ANNUAL WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE Norman Hall, 275 Sherbrook 6t. Friday, April 39th.

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309 Fort St. Educational. interesting. An exhibition, not sale. 50 free prizes given away, Music.

16 PERSONAL YOU ARE INVITED 'To Visit The McDonald Willson Electrical Show 309 FORT ST. An exhibition, not sale. Fifty beautiful free prizes being given away to visitora. This show commemorates McDonald Willson's 20th, anniversary of electrical vice to the citizens of Winnipeg. BRICK AND STONE BUILDINGS JACKED UP ALSO MOVED--FOUNDATION EXPERT.

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Deaths MACMILLAN- 454 William on April 26, Malcolm MacMilian, aged 68 years, Funeral services will be held at Kerr's chapel, 120 Adelaide on Thursday, 28th April, at 10 a.m., and burial will be made in Brookside cemetery. SLOAN- the 26th at Portage la Prairie, Henry Sloan, formerly of Winnipeg, aged 80 years. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from Thomson's funeral home, 669 Broadway. Interment in Brookside cemetery.

St. COCHRAN-On April 23, at 187 Balmoral William Frank Cochran. aged 73 years. Remains in care of the A. B.

Gardiner funeral home. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday from Christ church to St. John's cemetery. DOWNES-On April 26th.

at the General hospital, Joseph Downes, 639 Maryland aged 52 years. Funeral Thursday from the A. B. Gardiner p.m. eral home, 172 Kennedy to Brookside cemetery.

NUGENT -On April 19, at Great Falls. William Ernest Nugent, aged 27 years. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday from the A B. Gardiner funeral home, 172 'Kennedy to Elmwood cemetery, 5.

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81 778 10. FRATERNAL 000 meeting of all those interested In the formation of a lodge of the In the St. John's district of Winniper. will be held in the Stone Hall, Main and Atlantic Monday, May 2nd 8 p.m.. A11 odd Fellows affiliated and non-aftliliated welcome.

Wm. Dick, Robert Duff Grand Master Grand Secty. 11. LOST WILL MOTORIST WHO PICKED UP INjured Italian grey hound on Portage Ave. yesterday kindly phone 35 258.

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Apply 517 Newman St. Phone 33 795. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY COOKgeneral: family of 4. Phone 42.077. 18.

SITUATIONS WANTED Male RETURNED SOLDIER, MARRIED, quires work of any kind. driver, painting or odd Jobs. ner. 36 463. Prev.

High' Low Close Close 133 135 43 72 71 71 1023 101 76 77 223 Crop Reports LETHBRIDGE, April of wheat and sugar beets has been resumed throughout Southern Alberta after series of dela due to wet and windy weather. This week will Ree thousands of acres seeded, as most of the land intended for crop in summerfallow. Sunday brought considerable wind. which, in turn, made lighter soils drift and in some areas immense clouds of earth obscured the sky. The soil drift problem one that giving dry land farmera real concern, although strip summertallow and crop tion based on sweet clover is holding the land even in very badly affected sections.

These strips are planted 20 to 30 rode apart, breaking the force of the wind and preventing the from moving. cloddy surface la also proving helpful although thia is not altogether effective. Despite some drifting and the late spring, conditions are excellent for good crop. Winter wheat and rye felda are looking slightly beaten by the wind, but they will recover. GRAIN BOAT REPORTS FORT WILLIAM, Ont, April Seven grain boata cleared Tuesday from the porta of Fort William -Port Arthur with 1,305,000 bumhele, all grains being represented in the cargoes, The Panay 100k full cargo of barley to Buffalo and the Saskatchewan a full cargo of das to Chicago.

The Midland King Anished unloading coal Tuesday morning and cleared with wheat for Port Colborne. Bix vessels are loading grain and eix more are due here light. The Canadoe in expected to dook with coal. Following la Tuesday'a report on movements in the two harbora: Cleared -Mathewston, Port Colborne, wheat, oats, rye; Midland King. Port Colborne, wheat; Panay, Buff 10, barley; Morris 8.

Tremaine, Buffalo, wheat, rye; Edmonton, Montreal, onta, barley; Magog. Montreal, wheat, barley; Saskatchewan, Chicago, fax; Huronic, Point Edward, four, In port-Vandoc. G. N. Wilson, Bricoldoc, Renvoyle, Bayton.

W. G. Mather, loading grain; W. C. Franz, making pairs.

Grant Hall, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway system, will return from the Pacific coast Thursday night at 10 o'clock. Charles Murphy, general manager western who accompanied him West, will return on the official train. STONE BASEMENTS BUILT, CEMENT doors, sidewalks, ebimneys, general pairs; reasonable. E. Hayden.

89 506. LOUSE PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. Rooms $3 up. Married man wishes wort Estimate free. Robertson.

68 936, YOUNG MAN WITH BEST GROCERY experience, wants work, good reference. Apply Box 165, Arcola, Bask. YOUNG MAN, 26, 10 BANKING experience, desires position, good referonces. Box 206. Tribune.

YOUNG DANISH MAN WANTS WORT of any kind. Box 202, Tribune. KALSOMINING, PAINTING, PER ROOM, $4.00 up. Phone 81 400. re nel nit em Ro res hey in leci k.

Fanale 3 EXPERIENCED HOTEL WAITRESSES open, housekeeper, English widow with boy, 12, city or close in 2 chamber maida, 2 misters, 18 and 20, for country hotel work. Home Agency, 743 Somerset block. Open evenings. 21 259. DRESSMAKING, COATS, RELINING.

alterations, children's clothes, embroiders. $2.50 per day. Phone 53 957. WIDOW DESIRES POSITION OF HOUSE keeper to widower bachelor; eity pre ferred. Box 208, Tribune.

JUNIOR TYPIST, WILLING TO LEARN office duties. Box 198 Tribune. 20. PET STOCK RELIABLE BABY CHICKS All breeds, beat egg-laying strains. Place your order now.

Incubators, brooders. hoppers, fountains, hatching toode Reliable Bird Co. 405 Portage. 25 044. LOVELY BOSTON PUPS, WELL ed, $10 up: Pome, Poodles, Terriers, 54 and Kittens, Rabbits, Guinea PigS Pigeons, Canaries, Parrots, Finches, fish, Turtles, Lizards, Wh.

Rate and Mice. Reliable Bird 405 Portage, 25 044. BABY CHICKS BRED TO LAY. HATCHIng ease, custom hatching. Buckeye and Wisconsin incubator.

Free catalogue. Alex. Taylor's Hatchery. Ph. 55 486.

HATCHING EGGS HOLTERMANS dark mating. $5.00 settings; winners at all principle shows. F. Corrigan, corner Keewatin and Manitoba Ave. BOSTONS.

FOX TERRIERS, AIREdales, Persian Kittens, $3 up: Parrots, Canaries, Rabbits, Goldfish. Miller's Bird Store, 380 Portage. 89 293. BABY CHICKS, ALL VARIETIES, EGG record strains; brooders: feed: supplies. E.

S. Miller Chickertes, 380 Portage. 89 293 CHINCHILLA RABBITS, REGISTERED bucks for sale and at stud. 47 605. 21.

HORSES, CATTLE AND VEHICLES Male FOR ALE BUGGIES. DEmocrat, farmer wagons, lumbar wagons. delivery wagons, milk wagons, 2 and horse cultivators, ploughs, harrows 190 Sutherland, FOR SALE -HORSES, PONTES. WAGONS harness and flat racka; also building 32x16 on skids. Apply rear 149 Lombard, Ph.

23 347. 22. COAL WOOD STOVE SLABS $4.00 Box cuttings, tight kindling 83.00 GOOD COAL AND COKE CLARKE FUEL CO. 86 5544 DRY BOX CUTTINGS. FOR SALE, HALF cord $3 cord $5.50 delivered.

Caledonia Box 1350 Spruce 8t, Phone 28 713. BOX 28 191, 97 224. Special bargain, dry, long Shabr from peeled wood at 55 a cord..