Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . faras local merchants are concerned. But-ter and eggs market firm, though eggsare showing slight increase in receipts. Beans, small white Japans, bu 4 50 Beans. Lima, per lb 0 12^ Rolled oats, brails 8 86 Puffed Rice, case 5 25 Rice, Siam, cwt 14 00 Sago, lb 0 11% Flour 6 26 Tapioca, lb • 11% Sugar, pure cane, gran., cwt 12 60 Cheese, No. 1, Ontario, large 0 34% Butter, Creamery 0 69 Lard, pure, 8s, per case 21 60 Bacon. lb 0 47 Eggs, new-laid 0 32 Tomatoes, 3s, standard, case 4 00 Corn, 2s, standard case 4 85 Peas, 2s, standard case 3 45 Apples, gal., Ont
Canadian grocer July-September 1919 . faras local merchants are concerned. But-ter and eggs market firm, though eggsare showing slight increase in receipts. Beans, small white Japans, bu 4 50 Beans. Lima, per lb 0 12^ Rolled oats, brails 8 86 Puffed Rice, case 5 25 Rice, Siam, cwt 14 00 Sago, lb 0 11% Flour 6 26 Tapioca, lb • 11% Sugar, pure cane, gran., cwt 12 60 Cheese, No. 1, Ontario, large 0 34% Butter, Creamery 0 69 Lard, pure, 8s, per case 21 60 Bacon. lb 0 47 Eggs, new-laid 0 32 Tomatoes, 3s, standard, case 4 00 Corn, 2s, standard case 4 85 Peas, 2s, standard case 3 45 Apples, gal., Ontario 2 85 Apples, ewaporated. per lb 0 18 i Strawberries, 2s, Ont., case 8 60» Raspberries, 2s, Ont., case 8 70 Peaches, 2s, Ontario, ease 5 60 Plums, 2s, case 4 00 Salmon, finest Sockeye, tall, case Salmon, pink, tall, case 10 25 Pork, American clear, per bbl 41 00 Peaches, Cal 2 75 Apples < 50 Washington yellow transparents, 2 lbs. o as Tomatoes, 20 lbs 2 7a Cucumbers, doz 3 00 New potatoes, bushel 1 00 46 September 19, 1910. Fishing Treaty Provides Close Season for Sockeye and Canada Come to Agreement Over Protection ofSalmon—A Pernicious Case of Misrepresentation. SOME material benefit to the fishingindustry of British Columbia isbound to accrue from the delibera-tions of the International Joint FishingCommission appointed by Order-in-Coun-cil in the Fall of 1917, whose report hasjust been issued. The operations of thetwo bodies, Canadian and American,have culminated in the signing of a fish-ing treaty, the outstanding feature ofwhich is a closed season for twelve daysin the height of the fishing season forthe next six years. This, it is stated,will in a fair measure rehabilitate thesalmon, inasmuch as it will allow them toreach a favorite spawning grounds upthe Fraser River, where until the pres-ent regulations become effective, it hasbeen almost impossible for the fish to?escape the nets and traps during theseason. In British Columbia the limit oflicenses tj
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