. Canadian grocer January-June 1921 . ell-known speakers, such as Hon. T. C. Norris, premier of Manitoba; Brown, Provincial Treasurer; Walker, Dominion GovernmentImmigration Agent; J. H. Evans, Minis-ter of Agriculture, and others will speakat the luncheons and banquet. The fruittrade has a live organization, and knowshow to conduct a convention that willbear fruit and of the right variety. HENDERSON BROKERAGE, LTD.,OPENS OFFICE IN CALGARY B. M. Henderson Brokerage, Ltd., Ed-monton, Alta., have opened a branch atCalgary under the management of HarryM. Judge. Mr. Judge was fo
. Canadian grocer January-June 1921 . ell-known speakers, such as Hon. T. C. Norris, premier of Manitoba; Brown, Provincial Treasurer; Walker, Dominion GovernmentImmigration Agent; J. H. Evans, Minis-ter of Agriculture, and others will speakat the luncheons and banquet. The fruittrade has a live organization, and knowshow to conduct a convention that willbear fruit and of the right variety. HENDERSON BROKERAGE, LTD.,OPENS OFFICE IN CALGARY B. M. Henderson Brokerage, Ltd., Ed-monton, Alta., have opened a branch atCalgary under the management of HarryM. Judge. Mr. Judge was for four year^with the Codville Co., Winnipeg, fromwhich firm he went to the old MacdonaldCo., of Edmonton, then to Macdonald,Cooper, Limited, Edmonton. Whilebuyer for the latter firm he enlisted foroverseas service, and after spending twoyears in France returned to that time he has been connectedwith brokerage houses. The opening ofa branch at Calgary enables the Hender-son Co. to cover the whole of 1 He still has the turkey. —CoieiMat ir Interstate: 8r«ter. 38 CANADIAN GROCER January 14, 1921 THE MARKETS AT A GLANCE GENERALLY speaking, business continueswith the improved feeling that was mani-fest at the beginning of the year. Someshading downward is noted on some lines, butfor the most part prices are steady. Whole-salers and manufacturers report that sales forthe first week in the new year compare veryfavorably with other years, and are greaterthan they have been for several months past. MONTPFAI —Quotations on hogs advancedMWIlIUmL. towards the latter part oflast week but the bigger offerings this weekhave resulted in quotations coming back towhere they were one week ago. Packersstate that lower quotations may be expectedon live hogs in the near future, and this willhave an effect on the whole pork market. Inthe meantime prices remain unchanged. Thetrade in lard and shortening is quiet. Bothbutter and cheese show more strength thiswe
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