. Canadian grocer January-June 1921 . tatoes, per bbl 3 00 Lemons, case 7 00 7 50 Oranges, Florida 6 50 7 50 Do., California 6 00 7 50 Bananas, lb 0 12 Grapefruit, case 7 50 S 50 OUTPUT OF CANADIAN REFINER-IES IN 1920 Canadian refineries manufactured 698,-393,074 pounds of granulated sugar dur-ing 1920, according to a report by theInternal Trade Division of the DominionBureau of Statistics that has just cometo hand. The amount of yellow andbrown sugar made was given as 88,448,-931 pounds, making a grand total of786,841,805 pounds. Shipments of re-fined sugar during the year amounted to749,011,
. Canadian grocer January-June 1921 . tatoes, per bbl 3 00 Lemons, case 7 00 7 50 Oranges, Florida 6 50 7 50 Do., California 6 00 7 50 Bananas, lb 0 12 Grapefruit, case 7 50 S 50 OUTPUT OF CANADIAN REFINER-IES IN 1920 Canadian refineries manufactured 698,-393,074 pounds of granulated sugar dur-ing 1920, according to a report by theInternal Trade Division of the DominionBureau of Statistics that has just cometo hand. The amount of yellow andbrown sugar made was given as 88,448,-931 pounds, making a grand total of786,841,805 pounds. Shipments of re-fined sugar during the year amounted to749,011,010 pounds, of Which 78,355,776pounds were for export. Stocks of rawsugar on hand at the end of 1920 wereplaced at 167,011,429 pounds. Receiptsof raw sugar for the four weeks endingDecember 21 were 37,571,295 pounds, andfor the entire year receipts by Canadianrefineries were 905,092,405. It should bementioned that repurchases by refineriesare included in the above figures of sugarproduction for the twelve months. 48 February 11, 1921. Dealing With the Exchange Situation Paper on World Markets, by E. C. Fox, President of Company, Ltd., Toronto, is Read Before Annual Con-vention of the Canadian Produce Association in Montreal—Important Subject of Exchange is Referred to. MONTREAL, Feb. 10.—The ninthannual convention of the Cana-dian Produce Association openedyesterday morning at the Windsor Hotelin Montreal. A meeting of the executivecommittee prior to the opening of theconvention was held to discuss certainmatters which were to be brought beforethe convention as a whole later in theday. At ten-thirty the convention wascalled to order. The official welcome ofMederic Martin, , mayor of the city,was extended by Alderman J. P. Dixon,owing to the unavoidable absence of themayor. In no unmistakable terms hewelcomed the men of the convention andhoped they would enjoy their short stayin the city of Montreal. He also addedthat if any of them should require thehelp of th
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