Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . coarse grains such as peas andoats. Our part of the country, he explained,does not raise much wheat. It is princi-pally coarse grains we now raise. We didat one time grow a great deal of barley andwheat, but the loss of the United Statesmarket put a stop to barley producing. Weare now, however, going a little more intowheat than we did during the last fewyears. How is your part of the country for livestock ? Good. We raise a good many cattleand hogs. O, yes, concluded Mr. Mac-farlane, ours is a good part of the countryfor nearly everything. Mr. Macfarlane is
Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . coarse grains such as peas andoats. Our part of the country, he explained,does not raise much wheat. It is princi-pally coarse grains we now raise. We didat one time grow a great deal of barley andwheat, but the loss of the United Statesmarket put a stop to barley producing. Weare now, however, going a little more intowheat than we did during the last fewyears. How is your part of the country for livestock ? Good. We raise a good many cattleand hogs. O, yes, concluded Mr. Mac-farlane, ours is a good part of the countryfor nearly everything. Mr. Macfarlane is gradually turning hisbusiness into a cash one, and is much pleasedwith ihe results. The business of Rutherford, Marshall &Co. has extended so rapidly that this firm hasfound it necessary to enlarge its is now having larger premises preparedat No. 68 Front street. D. Gunn, Bros. & Co. report that therehas been a great deal more creamery buttermade this spring than formerly. The qualityhas been very
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