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PRESTON. â€" Prices were unâ€" changed from last week at Preston market Saturday morning with eggs selling at 23 and 25c a dozen for medium and large grades respectiveâ€" 1y.. A few" farmers offered small grade at 20c a Gozen. Butter again sold at 24 and 26¢.a pound and chickâ€" en at 25¢ a pound. Attendance at the market was the poorest for many weeks, according to farmers who reported sales as being dull. Farmers were unable to acâ€" count fo the small attendance. Beets, carrots and parsnips again sold at 15c a basket and orflons at 20c a basâ€" ket. Cabbage was 5¢ a head and turâ€" nips two for 5¢e. GALT.â€"Market dealers reported they were doing a rather brisk busiâ€" ness Saturday morning. Dealers with stands outside the building were pleased that the temperature rose from the two below zero marks that prevailed earlier in the week. Applo prices were unchanged. Sixâ€"quart baskets of Macs were 20c to 25¢, Spies 20 to 35¢, Sweets 25¢ Russets 20 to 30c, and Balfours 20c. At the vegetable counters sixquart baskest of carrots were 15 to 20c, poâ€" tatoes 15¢, turnips 20¢, beets 20¢ and onions 20 to 2%5¢. Dealers are bringâ€" jng ai lot of rabbits to market these Saturdays. Prices are always quite varied,. depending on the sime of the animal and its condition. Prices were generally unchanged. Egge maintained the prices of last week. Grade A large were marked at 24 to 28¢, Grade A medium at 22 to 25¢ and Grade A small at 20¢ to 23¢. Butter was 25 and 27c a pound and chickens were 25¢ a pound. THE MILKMAN GETS THE POINT! Prices at the meat counters showâ€" ed little change with beef ranging from 10 to 23¢ and pork from 17 to 34c a DONALD DUCK Market Prices Unchanged Prices Steady At Preston Mart District Markets â€" Want Ads | _ TORONTO.â€"Prices . were . again shaded down for butter, whie grade eggs eased on the Toronto open proâ€" duce market Saturday. _ Cheese showed little change. . | Business was virtually at a standâ€" still on the butter market and offerâ€" \ings appeared freer at slightly reâ€" duced values. Onge bright spot was (the report that the English market had partially recovered from its deâ€" _cline earlier in the week. Exports‘ to the Old Country this month are esâ€" timated to run approximately 1,000;â€" 900 pounds, with most of this quanâ€" tity undergrades. Traders ignored |wouorn offerings at 23%c. Ontario creamery solids were available at 22%c¢ for No. 1 grades, 22¢ for 38 |score and 21%c¢ for 37 score. Prints retained the previous levels of 24%e¢ to 24% for top grades and 23%e¢ to 24c for 38 score. Buyers offered the higher prirce of 22¢ for No. 1 grade churning cream _ (country _ truck price). Live stock receipts at the Union Stock Yards over the weekend were: o AUO â€"=o.comammamemanoess." B,181 | HORIVOS . .ommmise dBiicccrrmrs ienss 114 \â€" HO&B ... .cc 124 _ Sheep and lambs ... _ 523 of the egg market. It was reported, however, that receipts have been fairly well cleared for the weekâ€"end, whereas considerable accumulation was in evidence in the preceding two weeks. Graded shipments sold at 23¢ to 23%¢ for grade A large, 21¢ to 21%c for medium, 20c to 20%e¢ for medium, 20 to 20%c¢ for pullets, 20¢ ;tor B‘s and 19¢ for ‘C grades. _â€"Cattle, 100; steers and yearlings closing barely steady; cows and bulls active, firm; for week, choice steers, $11.85 to $12.25; good offerings, $9.50 to $11; medium eteers and heifers, including most of 1.400 Canadians, $8.25 to $9.25; beef cows, $6.50 to $7; fedium bulls, $6.50 to $7. Sluggish â€"movement resulted in weaker prices in the graded division BUFFALO.â€"Hogs, 300; good and | choice, 215 to 235 lbs., $8.10 to $8.25; comparable, 180 to 200 lbs., quoted, | $8.35; compared week ago most weights, 10 to 15c higher. I Butter Is Shaded Down â€" With Graded Egg Prices LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS BUFFALO LIVE STOCK THE WATER LOO â€"(Onta ‘Grade B .............. Grade C ............ Calves, mone; vealers, $+ over L'l;.‘ ago; good and choice, $1% to steady during week; good and choico ! Sheep, none; lambs, practically $9.50 to mainly $9.75. | Dressed weights: Barrie, $11.75; Chatham, $11.30; Hull, 011.80; Lonâ€" don, 011.80; Kitchener, $1.2%; Stratâ€" ford, $11.25; Hamilton, $11.90. Grade A medium ....... ,Gnflb A large .. Grade A medium Pullets ................... _ Turkeysâ€" Grade A, 9 to 14 lbs. Other weights ............ Geeseâ€" Grade A ... Spring Broilersâ€" 1%%4 to 2% lbs. ... Fatted Hensâ€" Over 5 lbs. .......... 4 to 5 Ibs. ....... 3%4 to 4 lbs. ...... 3 to 3% lbs. ... rose 10â€"20 .conts Saturday, while [oM reporting markets hold previâ€" ous quotes. | ‘Toronto dealers are quoting proâ€" ducers for ungraded eggs delivered, \m returned : Spring Chickensâ€" 2% to 4%& Ibs. ... 4%4 to 5 Ihs. :;;..... 5 lbs. and over ... _ Live weights: Chatham, $8.2%5; Hull, $8.60; Londgon, $8.170. Grade A large ... PUHNHOLS ..cosunsersunee Af Grade B ......_.__ _ 17 Grade C ........._.__.. 16 _ Selling Prices to Retail Hull and Londor baconâ€"hog prices Poultry and Eggs Hog Quotations _ Walt Disney (Prices to Shipper) Dressed Select "A" POULTRY 25 23 16 16 17 17 15 13 12 23 21 15 21 Trade to to to to to to to 00 to to to to to 00 17 18 20 18 16 15 14 24 22 16 Ontario kiln dried corn, 68¢â€"72¢, deâ€" livered Ontario points. Manitoba barleyâ€"No. 3 OW, 43%4¢; No. 3 extra 6 row, 44%¢; No. 1 feed screenings, $14.50 per ton. Western oatsâ€"No. 2 CW, 36%c¢; No. 3 CW, 33%c¢; No. 1 feed, 32%c. Following are . Saturday‘s closing quotations on Toronto grain transâ€" actions for carlots, prices on basis c.if. bay ports: Manitoba wheatâ€"No. 1 Northern, 66%c; No.â€"4 Northern, 63%¢; No. 3 Northern, 59%c¢; No. 4 Northern, 53%c¢; No. 3 amber Durum, 5§1%c. Butterâ€" Cream. solids,*No. 1.... ilo 38 score ................ do 37 score ... do 36 score ................ Cheeseâ€" (New _ large _ (parafâ€" do twins .....~.«..~. 11% to do triplets :.â€"....... $1â€" to Quotations to Retail Trade Butterâ€" Cream. prints, No. 1.... 24% to do 32 score ............. 23% to do 37 score ....._.. 22% to Old, do do Gilson cutting. box; plate chopper; 8â€"ft. McCormick â€" Deering tractor cultivator; potato planter; Mcâ€" Cormick 6â€"ft. binder; circular saw ; ‘Tudhope â€" Anderson 6â€"ft. mower; blower forge; Frost & Wood disc drill ; wooden roller; 2 discs; Masseyâ€" Harris corn binder; Masseyâ€"Harris hay loader; steel rake; Renfrew scales; 2 good single plows; 2â€" furrow tractor plow; 1 set harrows; corn cultivator; stock rack; flat rack; light farm cutter; wagon; Ford truck; truck wagon; spraying machine; fanning mill; extension ‘ladder, etc. Fufi-_&o farm stock, i.l......,j méentt, produce,. etc., of Daniel M. Roth, at _ Hay, Grain, Roots, Silage, Wood â€"About 35 tons of hay; about 200 bus. wheat; about 900 bus. mixed grain and oats; about 400 bus. mangels; 20 feet silage; about 30 cedar posts; 8 cords of wood. Please Noteâ€"The sale will be conducted in the following order: Firstâ€"The livestock, hay, grain and implements, so be on time. TERMSâ€"Cash, all accounts must be settled with the clerk on day of sale. For further particulars apply north of St. Agatha, on FRIDAY, JANYARY 27, 1939 Sale at 1 p.m. sharp on time, Consisting of the following : _ Horsesâ€"Black» Percheron horse, rising 3 years old; matched bay team of horses, 7 years old; black mare, 14 years old; black Belgian colt â€" yéar old; pony, 12 years old; black colt rising 2 years old. March; Holstein cow, fresh with calf at foot; Hereford bull rising 2 years old; 4 head butcher cattle. ‘ _ Pigs and Poultryâ€"4 sows, bred; Berkshire boar; 3 pigs, 2 months old; 20 hens; 2 sets team harness. Cattleâ€"11 Holstein, Jersey and Purhpm cows, due in February and Ontario grain, approximate prices Grain Quotations Bailiff Sale W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer, â€" Phone Waterloo 459J. E. B. HALLMAN, Clerk. Pursuant to instructions received fined) .........L........... BY PUBLIC AUCTION Dairy Produce SW IRG Ocmsscumnsscrianne large ........ triplets 274% to 24% 23% to 24 22% to 23 21 21% 11% to 00 11% to 00 21 to 00 22% to 00 22 ° to 00 21% to 00 18% to 00 to 00 track shipping pointâ€"Wheat, 59câ€" 60c; oats, 27câ€"29¢; barley, 40c42%c; corn, 48câ€"49¢; barley, 45¢â€"47c; milling oats, 27câ€"29c. A man rushed hastily into a church when the preacher was in the midst of his sermon. He said to a man sitâ€" ting near him: "Has he been preaching long?" He said: "About 40 years." _ ‘"Then I will stay. He must be nearly through." ‘ Cottontail rabbits were offered at 25 cents eacheand jack rabbits at 50 cents. At the apple stalls Northern Spys sold at $1.75 a bushel, McIntoshes at $1.60, Ontarios at $1, Talman Sweets at, $1.25, Seeks at $1.15, Pewaukees 90 cents, King Davis 75 cents and Wagners $1. Potatoes were priced at $1 a bag. Parsnips and carrots sold at 15 cents for six quarts, beets at 20 cents, turnips at five cents each, pumpkins at five cents, root celery at 15 cents a quart or 5 cents each, cabbage at five, eight and 10 cents a head, red ‘and Savoy cabbage at 10 cents a head, Brussels sprouts at 13 cents a quart or two for 25 cents, Chinese cabbage at five, eight and 10 cents a head, endive at 10¢ a head, salsify at five cents a bunch, herbs five cents a bunch. Butter was priced at 25 cents a pound. Eggs ranged from 21 to 35 cents a dozen. Yearling hens sold at 25 cents, ducks at 28 and 30 cents a pound and geese at from 19 to 25 cents a pound. Vegetable Prices. Fresh pork sausage sold at 26¢ a pound, smoked pork sausage at 28 cents, ham 22 to 25, ribs 26, backâ€" bone 18 to 20, bacon 26, tenderloin 35, sirloin 32, jellied meat 22, head cheese 15. Little or no changes in previous prices were reported at Saturday‘s session of Kitchener market. Prices were as follows: Meat vendors reported heavy sales with fresh pork sausage bringing 26 cents, smoked pork sausage 28 cents, bacon 26 cents, ribs 26¢, backbone 18 and 20 cents, tenderloin 35c¢, sirloin 32e, ham 21 to 25 cents; head cheese 15¢c, and jellied meat 22c. As on Kitchener market, lard dropped from 14 to 12 cents a pound, on small demand. Kitchener Mart Prices Steady Prices Unchanged On Local Mart and ..ap' ranging all the way from 22 to 34 cents per dolqn.m from 18 to 24 cents per pound. _ At the vegetable l':]tl.. previous 5"“1; 531 .d'bac and E'J owly a per bag, savoy ,ubbag- at 10 cents, Brussels sprouts at 13 cents a quart, or two for a quarter, ips and carrots 15 cents for mm beets 15 and 20 cents for six quarts, endive 10 cents a head, salsify, five cents a bunch, root eelorg 15 cents, pumpâ€" kins five cents and turnips five cents Unusually large call for apples was reported by fruit vendors, Northern Spys sold at $1.75 per bushel, McIntoshes $1.60, Ontarios $1, Tolman Sweets $1.20, Wagners $1, and King Davis 75c. Prices at the produce stalls on ruhmo market ;.cr: mh:dnm roi ;uviou wee! utter 9!!1 ‘or dairy and 27 for creamery, 106 ACRE FA Township of Blenheim, Nthngo'm at 6. 2 wells, apring crock. . Apply Tives REAL ESTATE His First Wind 28 and 30 cents, 25 cents, and geese PAGE SEVEHN 678"