PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA THE MILK BOARD ANNUAL REPORT For the Year Ended December 31 st 1950 VICTORIA, B.C. Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty 1951 To His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor in Council of the Province of British Columbia. May it please Your Honour: Sir,—I have the honour to transmit herewith, in accordance with section 67 of the " Public Utilities Act," the Fifth Annual Report of th» Milk Board under that Act for the year ended December 31st, 1950. E. C. CARR, Chairman, Milk Board. Vancouver, B.C., February 10th, 1951. Fifth Annual Report of the Milk Board For the Year Ended December 31st, 1950 Many problems in the production and distribution of milk developed during the year. These were caused largely by increasing costs of labour, feeds, supplies, and equipment. The Board, therefore, had to deal with the matter of adjustments in both producer and consumer rates in addition to taking care of routine administrative matters. Tables giving up-to-date statistical information relative to sales of fresh fluid dairy products, similar to that given in last year's Report, are appended hereto. AREAS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE MILK BOARD The Board did not extend its jurisdiction to any new areas during the year. The four controlled areas within the Province are the Greater Victoria, Vancouver, Duncan, and Nanaimo areas. BOARD MEETINGS The Board held seven public hearings during the year, as follows: Kelowna, May 16th; Penticton, May 17th; Vancouver, August 14th to 17th and October 20th; Victoria, November 13th; Duncan, November 14th; Nanaimo, November 15th; Courtenay, November 16th. Three hearings were also held to deal with specific applications or complaints. The first was at Vancouver on April 20th, and continued on May 5th; the second at Vancouver on September 8th; and the third at Duncan on October 4th. In addition, thirty-seven meetings of the Board were held in its office to deal with matters of policy and administration. Complete minutes of all meetings are recorded in the minute-book of the Board. Throughout the year, numerous conferences were also held with primary producers, producer-distributers, milk-dealers, and others, in both controlled and uncontrolled areas, to discuss various matters pertaining to the production, supply, distribution, ;ind sale of milk. LICENSING Pursuant to the provisions of Order No. 26, licences are issued for a period of twelve months, or portion thereof, ending on March 31st of the period in respect of which they are issued. A summary of 1950-51 licences issued, cancelled, and in effect at December 31st follows:— Class 1, Milk-dealer Class 11, Milk-jobber Class III, Producer-Distributer Class IV, Primary Producer Area Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1950 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1950 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1950 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1950 30 5 1 5 1 30 4 1 5 4 4 4 4 11 40 4 5 1 4 10 36 4 5 4,497 261 46 68 8 1 :::: 4,489 Greater Victoria- Duncan - Nanaimo.— 260 46 68 Totals 41 1 40 8 8 60 5 55 4,872 9 4,863 During the year five Class IV licences were suspended upon complaint that the primary producers concerned were adulterating their shipments of milk with added water. These suspensions remained in effect until the practice was discontinued. There was not any licence in any class cancelled for cause. JJ 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA SUMMARY OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND ORDERS ISSUED Order No. 26.—Order No. 26 (approved by Order in Council No. 553) was issued to become effective on and after April 1st. This order replaces Orders Nos. 3, 6, 24, and 25. Order No. 27.—Application having been received from milk-dealers in the Vancouver area for an increase in their operating margin, the Board held a hearing in the City of Vancouver on April 20th and continued on May 5th, 1950. Order No. 27 (approved by Order in Council No. 1147) was issued, to become effective on June 1st. This order provided for an adjustment in producer rates. Application having been received from primary producers and milk-dealers in the Kelowna area to have the City of Kelowna and vicinity defined as an area in which regulations and orders of the Board shall have effect, a public hearing was held in the City of Kelowna on May 16th. Final decision in this matter is pending. Application having been received from milk-dealers in the City of Penticton to have the City of Penticton and vicinity defined as an area in which regulations and orders of the Board shall have effect, a publichearing was held in the City of Penticton on May 17th. Final decision in this matter is pending. Order No. 28.—Application having been received from primary producers and milk-dealers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Vancouver area, the Board held a public hearing in the City of Vancouver on August 14th, 15th, 16th, and 17th, and October 20th. Order No. 28 (approved by Order in Council No. 2442) was issued, to become effective on November 1st. This order provided an increase for both producer and consumer rates. Applications having been received from certain milk-dealers in the Vancouver area for permission to use a square bottle with a 48-mm. opening for the distribution of milk in the Vancouver area, the Board held a hearing in Vancouver on September 8th. Board permission in this connection has not yet been granted. Complaint in writing having been received from George Kocurek, a licensed primary producer in the Duncan area supplying milk to Sunny Brae Dairy Limited, a licensed milk-dealer in the said area, to the effect that he had been subjected to undue prejudice and disadvantage, the Board held a hearing in the City of Duncan on October 4th. Board action was not required to settle this complaint. Application having been received from primary producers and milk-dealers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Greater Victoria area, the Board held a public hearing in the City of Victoria on November 13th. Final decision in this matter is pending. Application having been received from primary producers and milk-dealers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Duncan area, the Board held a public hearing in the City of Duncan on November 14th. Final decision in this matter is pending. Application having been received from primary producers and milk-dealers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Nanaimo area, the Board held a public hearing in the City of Nanaimo on November 15th. Final decision in this matter is pending. Application having been received from milk distributers in the Courtenay district to have the City of Courtenay and vicinity defined as an area in which regulations and orders of the Board shall have effect, a public hearing was held in the City of Courtenay on November 16th. Final decision in this matter is pending. CONCLUSION The Board again wishes to express its appreciation for the co-operation of those engaged in the industry as producers and milk-dealers, to officials of other Government departments, and to the public as a whole. REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1950 J J 7 STATISTICAL TABLES Table Ia.—Sales, Vancouver Area Standard Milk Special Milk Chocolate Drink Buttermilk Skim- milk Substandard Cream (9% Butter-fat) Table and Sour Cream (18% Butter-fat) Whipping Cream (32% Butter-fat) 1947—Totals 1948—Totals 1949— January .—. February- March April-. May June - July -... August September October ... November December. Totals 1950— January February- March April May June July- August September. October November December _ Totals Quarts ' Quarts 46,017,096 13,433,647 48,126,897 10,414,299 4,051,694 779,371 3,795,253 719,950 4,238,276 815,782 4,105,607 787,389 4,204,035 802,563 4,068,600 766,108 4,148,772 776,996 4,236,498 790,517 4,158,698 771,171 4,187,085 787,578 4,143,197 771,932 4,100,535 774,400 49,438,250 9,343,757 4,130,260 3,863,584 4,336,361 4,178,994 4,314,980 4,252,894 4,330,069 4,395,086 4,246,132 4,317,799 4,183,856 4,237,143 743,885 702,175 786,430 755,906 770,780 ■ 745,758 745,087 753,544 723,932 746,666 577,370 566,716 Quarts 883,314 ,101,730 84,702 91,205 122,134 104,642 142,926 139,271 106,472 111,619 147,077 142,712 135,334 99,541 1,427,635 83,067 97,950 123,004 101,545 134,896 138,211 126,928 133,376 156,890 162,931 137,260 98,023 50,787,158 8,618,249 1,494,081 Quarts 701,241 641,395 41,144 40,912 53,356 58,746 72,960 68,424 68,519 62.498 57,593 45,140 44,645 41,740 Quarts 843,665 856,906 47,430 57,182 58,621 49,287 70,616 52,558 76,697 55,209 88,003 66,574 92,606 90,556 Quarts 5,990,483 5,474,866 467,755 427,936 484,403 456,468 433,472 448,761 451,947 454,311 439,730 445,843 400,866 461,713 655,677 805,339 5,373,205 36,486 83,678 39,525 90,065 56,340 88,045 50,735 69,123 59,619 87,730 68,457 82,017 78,571 88,725 73,282 82,722 58,579 93,672 48,538 68,819 43,532 74,331 43,076 69,982 452,676 415.257 463,689 438,775 434.607 413,273 426,717 425,167 416,297 433,517 409,731 424,629 Quarts 813,716 744,281 53,739 47,768 51,447 51,493 50,693 57,660 58,818 64,850 57,265 57,020 53,529 62,713 666,995 56.785 52.R7S 56,162 55,572 58,948 57,541 63,263 59,768 55,540 54,569 48,460 54,263 Quarts 185,383 283,474 26,133 23,983 28,328 29,509 25,938 47,150 33,445 25,006 23,148 26,883 21,469 33,767 344,759 25,532 25,962 30,025 29,838 28,694 32,898 35,594 24,956 21,711 27,209 21,522 32,452 656,740 978,909 5,154,335 | 673,749 | 336,393 Ta ble Ib.—Sales, Gi ieater Victoria Area Standard Special Chocolate Butter Skim- Substandard Cream (9% But Table and Sour Cream (18% But Whipping Milk Milk Drink milk milk (32% Butter-fat) ter-fat) ter-fat) Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts 1947—Totals 9,066,200 2,862,135 111,058 50,350 17,487 643,242 189,276 59,106 1948—Totals 1949— January 8,797,551 2,421,362 111,906 54,699 47,352 608,865 121,728 82,915 733,939 191,244 9,780 4,307 9,904 53,497 8,615 5,962 February 677,685 174,551 11,706 5,551 12,668 48,542 8,218 5,743 March 770,056 192,842 17,258 6,071 15,270 53,070 8,541 6,666 April 736,505 191,931 15,484 6,274 10,914 50.214 8,795 6,917 May 774,822 196,948 20,267 7,029 12,883 48,799 8,784 6,938 755,472 191,387 16,150 7,225 7,813 49,420 10,001 13 183 July .... 789,071 194,354 16,811 6,019 12,351 52,587 10,671 9,883 August — 781,358 193,316 16,789 6,429 4,303 52,520 10,417 7,633 September 754,333 186,569 19,121 6,055 4,175 47,992 9,088 6,737 October 771,365 192,538 16,151 6,638 3,720 50,173 8,098 7,017 November. 774,019 189,399 14.888 8,320 4,268 50,046 8,339 6,672 December 758,663 198,568 11,211 5,950 4,214 52,554 8,987 8,348 Totals 9,077,288 2,284,647 1P5.616 75,868 102,483 609,414 108,554 91,699 1950— January 750,035 189,917 8.907 3,737 4,039 51,061 7,919 6,208 February 704,408 171,088 10,961 4,471 3,763 46,724 7,589 6,230 March 775,588 193,792 13.043 6,773 5,003 53,255 9,003 7,072 April. 762,422 188,210 11,039 6,695 5,929 50,218 8,627 7,620 May 803,006 186,782 13,173 5,602 5,047 50,807 7,927 6,727 June— — 792,915 189,791 14,015 6.001 5,506 48,723 8,663 9,888 July - 808,064 193,155 13,927 7,977 4,738 51,506 10,753 10,608 August 804,849 185,208 14,942 7,179 5,625 49,852 9,907 7,417 September 758,706 182,902 14,804 5,568 5,755 47,142 8,730 6,098 October 774,620 191,073 14.913 5,201 6,262 48,259 7,903 6,728 November 762,882 179,618 13,913 5,351 6,537 47,522 8,238 6,225 December 757,596 185,647 10,873 5,445 6,099 64;303~~ 50,462 8,587 7,898 Totals 9,255,091 2,237,183 154,510 70,000 595,531 103,846 88,719 IJ 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table Ic.—Sales, Duncan Area Standard Milk Special Milk Chocolate Drink Buttermilk Skim- milk Substandard Cream (9% Butter-fat) Table and Sour Cream (18% Butter-fat) Whipping Cream (32% Butter-fat) 1948—Totals 1949— January. February March April Quarts 418,785 30,960 28,655 31,376 30,547 31,889 30,559 33,637 32,807 32,125 30,920 30,653 29,954 Quarts 115,633 11,079 10,450 11,964 12,029 12,481 13,191 14,069 14,143 13,995 13,400 13,687 13,698 Quarts ' 3,338 788 800 1,168 744 832 520 Quarts 494 68 82 77 91 78 Quarts 1,011 244 189 259 153 Quarts 5,616 482 454 587 475 428 306 338 344 350 393 435 520 Quarts 7,879 555 528 579 547 579 593 656 584 529 617 655 668 Quarts 4,199 390 335 397 369 • 375 48 61 53 39 31 22 39 518 July 539 901 738 408 377 September._ 345 367 325 460 Totals 374,082 154,186 6,899 689 | 845 5,112 | 7,090 4,797 1950— 29,258 27,822 31,141 30,972 32,485 32,328 34,584 36,380 33,485 32,375 30,987 31,677 14,545 12,523 14,236 14,019 14,613 14,156 12,183 12,165 12,370 13,245 12,879 13,432 46 54 89 120 503 120 94 147 173 171 191 151 545 657 453 1 511 563 256 329 864 294 654 493 291 521 541 490 468 629 693 642 620 522 510 529 496 575 571 545 580 538 258 April. - 357 272 June July 425 500 359 September ._ October 309 321 279 December 629 j 601 . 405 383,489 160,366 2,925 1,863 6.894 1 6.635 4,404 Table Id.—Sales, Nanaimo Area Standard Milk Snecial Milk Chocolate Drink Buttermilk Skim- milk Substandard Cream (9% Butter-fat) Table and Sour Cream (18% Butter-fat) Whipping Cream (32% Butter-fat) 1948—Totals 1949— January— February- March April - May — — June — July August September. October — November December Totals 1950— January — February- March April — May — June July - August September October _ November . December Totals Quarts 1,187,254 106,643 103,768 116,927 116,353 122,793 128,001 127,093 126,221 129,406 126,013 121,080 125,686 1,449,984 118,176 116,235 129,016 128,341 128,503 124,086 138,184 131,691 134,801 132,531 126,547 125,979 1,534,090 Quarts 253,596 19.726 18,110 19,607 19,956 19,574 15,711 19,137 19,507 18,496 18,265 17,077 19,183 224,349 18,266 17,689 19,036 18,449 21,331 20,655 22,217 21,960 20,242 19,551 18,602 18,946_ ~236,944~ Quarts 16,169 2,249 2,325 2,929 2,638 3,513 3,454 1,952 1,767 3,353 4,757 3,880 2,651 Quarts 2,488 72 160 200 176 260 399 310 314 214 160 140 132 35,468 1,719 3,398 3,753 3,016 4,028 3,666 1,791 2,067 4,072 5,569 4,924 2,965 2,537 100 101 165 68 160 276 323 596 799 368 330 342 40,968 3,628 Quarts 2,404 4 16 17 139 153 324 338 234 91 114 55 1,493 62 62 47 58 64 192 399 440 261 235 256 272 ^7348~ Quarts 26,099 2,416 2,483 3,121 3,289 3,054 2,834 3,032 2,962 2,840 2,881 2,771 3,144 34,827 2,756 '2,674 2,940 2,034 3,218 3,074 3,239 3,147 3,099 3,473 3,115 3,050 35,819 Quarts 25,098 I 1,894 I 1,101 1,148 1,252 1,083 1,438 1,198 1,429 1,438 1,769 1,706 1,573 17,029 1,487 1,397 1,582 1,567 1,730 1,504 1,390 1,315 1,629 1,550 1,478 1,519 18,148 Quarts 7,212 750 808 1,262 1,008 966 1,042 1,227 953 977 1,122 1,002 1,409 12,526 1,004 961 1,122 1,129 1,104 1,396 1,442 1,179 975 1,091 1,065 1,550 14,018 report of the milk board, 1950 j j 9 Table IIa.—Sales, Vancouver Area, 1950 as Compared to 1949 Product 1949 1950 Increase or Decrease Standard milk- Retail Wholesale- Total Special milk— Retail- Wholesale- Total Chocolate drink—■ Retail- Wholesale- Total Buttermilk— Retail Wholesale- Total Skim-milk— Retail Wholesale- Total Substandard cream— Retail - Wholesale Total Table and sour cream— Retail...- - Wholesale _ Total Whipping cream— Retail Wholesale- Total Total sales (quarts) — Retail - Wholesale Total Total sales (units)— Retail- Wholesale. Total Quarts 33,371,949 16,066,301 49,438,250 7,586,499 1,757,258 9,343,757 578,871 848,764 1,427,635 248,461 407,216 655,677 233,063 572,276 805,339 2,020,613 3,352,592 5,373,205 194,334 472,661 666,995 122,049 222,710 344,759 44,355,839 23,699,778 68,055,617 47,569,699 29,583,903 77,153,602 Quarts 35,949,972 14,837,186 50,787,158 7,235,466 1,382,783 8,618,249 608,725 885,356 1,494,081 269,766 386,974 656,740 306,399 672,510 978,909 2,118,079 3,036,256 5,154,335 191,644 482,105 673,749 125,360 211,033 336,393 46,805,411 21,894,203 68,699,614 50,125,222 27,431,939 77,557,161 Quarts 2,578,023* l,229,115f 1,348,908* (7.72%) (7.65%) (2.73%) 351,033f 374,475t 725,508f (4.63%) (21.31%) (7.76%) 29,854* 36,592* 66,446* (5.16%) (4.31%) (4.65%) 21,305* 20,242? 1,063* (8.57%) (4.97%) (0.16%) 73,336* 100,234* 173,570* (31.47%) (17.51%) (21.55%) 97,466* 316,336f 218,870t (4.82%) (9.44%) (4.07%) 2,690f 9,444* 6,754* (1.38%) (2.00%) (1.01%) 3,311* ll,677f 8,366t (2.71%) (5.24%) (2.43%) 2,449,572* l,805,575f 643,997* (5.52%) (7.62%) (0.95%) 2,555,523* 2,151,964t 403,559* (5.37%) (7.27%) (0.52%) Decrease. All milks and milk products Substandard cream .— Table and sour cream Whipping cream Units Calculated on Following Basis: 1 quart=l unit ..1 quart=2 units -1 quart=4 units . 1 quart=6 units JI 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table IIb.—Sales, Greater Victoria Area, 1950 as Compared to 1949 Product 1949 1950 Increase or Decrease Quarts 6,238,070 2,839,218 9,077,288 Quarts 6,503,245 2,751,846 9,255,091 Quarts 265,175* 87,372+ 177,803* (4.25%) (3.08%) (1.96%) 2,129,348 155,299 2,284,647 2,071,306 165,877 2,237,183 58,042+ 10,578* 47,464+ '(2.73%) (6.81%) (2.08%) 63,432 122,184 185,616 52,215 102,295 154,510 11,217+ 19,889+ 31,106+ (17.68%) (16.28%) (16.76%) 37,811 38,057 75,868 44,815 25,185 70,000 ,. 7,004* 12,872+ 5,868+ (18.52%) (33.82%) (7.73%) 27,921 74,562 102,483 40,968 23,335 64,303 13,047* 51,227+ 38,180+ (46.73%) (68.70%) (37.25%) 224,626 384,788 609,414 234,560 360,971 595,531 9,934* 23,817+ 13,883+ (4.42%) (6.19%) (2.28%) 34,694 73,860 108,554 32,090 71,756 103,846 2,604+ 2,104+ 4,708+ (7.51%) (2.85%) (4.34%) 33,453 58,246 91,699 32,640 56,079 88,719 813+ 2,167+ 2,980+ (2.43%) (3.72%) (3.25%) 8,789,355 3,746,214 12,535,569* 9,011,839 3,557,344 12,569,183 222,484* 188,870+ 33,614* (2.53%) (5.04%) (0.27%) 9,285,328 4,643,812 13,929,140 9,505,869 4,413,978 13,919,847 220,541* 229,834+ 9,293+ (2.38%) (4.95%) (0.07%) Standard milk- Retail Wholesale- Total Special milk— Retail. Wholesale .. Total Chocolate drink— Retail Wholesale Total Buttermilk— Retail- Wholesale- Total- Skim-milk— Retail- Wholesale.. Total Substandard cream— Retail __ Wholesale Total Table and sour cream— Retail Wholesale- Total Whipping cream— Retail Wholes^le.. Total Total sales (quarts)- Retail Wholesale- Total Total sales (units)- Retail - _ Wholesale- Total * Increase. REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1950 Table He.—Sales, Duncan Area, 1950 as Compared to 1949 JJ 11 Product 1949 1950 Increase or Decrease Standard milk— Retail Quarts 249,289 124,793 374,082 146,713 7,473 154,186 1,308 5,591 6,899 587 102 689 128 717 845 2,009 3,103 5,112 1,051 6,039 7,090 2,077 2,720 4,797 403,162 150,538 553,700 418,709 185,358 604,067 Quarts 245,254 138,235 383,489 158,267 2,099 160,366 856 2,069 2,925 1,342 521 1,863 Quarts 4,035t 13,442* 9,407* 11,554* 5,374+ 6,180* 452f 3,522f 3,974| 755* 419* 1,174* 128t 717t 845f 90+ 1,872* 1,782* 266* 721+ 455+ 374+ 19+ 393+ 7,496* 5,380* 12,876* 6,334* 4,994* 11,328* (1.62%) (10.77%) Total - ..... Special milk— Retail (2.51%) (7.87%) (71.91%) Total (4.01%) (34.56%) Chocolate drink— Retail . .. . (62.99%) Total (57.60%) Buttermilk— Retail » (128.62%) Wholesale — - Total Skim-milk— Retail (410.78%) (170.39%) (100.00%) (100.00%) Total (100.00%) (4.48%) (60.32%) (34.86%) (25.31%) (11.94%) (6.42%) (18.01%) Substandard cream— Retail Wholesale - - — Total - - Table and sour cream— Retail Wholesale — Total - Whipping cream— Retail 1,919 4,975 6,894 1,317 5,318 6,635 1,703 2,701 4,404 410,658 155,918 566,576 425,043 190,352 615,395 (0.70%) Total Total sales (quarts)— (8.19%) (1.86%) (3.57%) Total - (2.32%) Total sales (units)— Retail (1.51%) Wholesale Total - (2.69%) (1.87%) * Increase. ■ Decrease. u 12 british columbia Table IId.—Sales, Nanaimo Area, 1950 as Compared to 1949 Product 1949 1950 Increase or Decrease Standard milk— Retail _ Quarts 999,335 450,649 1,449,984 212,357 11,992 224,349 9,822 25,646 35,468 2,350 187 2,537 402 1,091 1,493 2,770 32,057 34,827 4,178 12,851 17,029 6,430 6,096 12,526 1,237,644 540,569 1,778,213 1,285,098 641,659 1,926,757 Quarts 1,056,180 477,910 1,534,090 222,669 14,275 236,944 10,051 30,917 40,968 2,930 698 3,628 921 1,427 2,348 4,638 31,181 35,819 3,596 14,552 18,148 6,844 7,174 14,018 1,307,829 578,134 1,885,963 1,357,475 688,841 2,046,316 Quarts 56,845* 27,261* 84,106* ■ 10,312* 2,283* 12,595* 229* 5,271* 5,500* 580* 511* 1,091* 519* 336* 855* 1,868* 876+ 992* 582+ 1,701* 1,119* 414* 1,078* 1,492* 70,185* 37,565* 107,750* 72,377* 47,182* 119,559* (5.69%) (6.05%) (5.80%) (4.86%) (19.04%) (5.61%) (2.33%) (20.55%) (15.51%) (24.68%) (273.26%) (43.00%) Total - Special milk— Retail - Total Chocolate drink— Retail Wholesale Total Buttermilk- Retail — Total Skim-milk— Retail - - (129.10%) Wholesale : - ... Total -— Substandard cream— Retail - (30.80%) (57.27%) (67.44%) (2.73%) Total - (2.85%) Table and sour cream— (13.93%) (13.24%) Total - (6.57%) Whipping cream— Retail (6.44%) Wholesale — (17.68%) (11.91%) Total sales (quarts)— (5.67%) (6.95%) Total Total sales (units)— (6.06%) (5.63%) Wholesale Total - (7.35%) (6.21%) * Increase. Decrease. Table III.—Pick-up Prices for Dairy Feeds at Vancouver, B.C.* June 1, 1948 Dec. 31, 1948 June 30, 1949 Dec. 31, 1949 Dec. 31, 1950 Per Ton $53.00 55.00 53.00 59.00 61.00 64.00 66.00 61.00 89.00 69.00 59.00 37.00 39.00 31.00 Per Ton $55.00 58.00 71.00 52.00 54.00 53.00 55.00 61.00 89.00 69.00 59.00 39.00 42.00 37.00 Per Ton $62.00 63.00 71.00 57.00 59.00 54.00 56.00 62.00 89.00 69.00 59.00 39.00 42.00 26.00 Per Ton $56.00 58.00 69.00 65.00 67.00 55.00 57.00 63.00 89.00 67.00 59.00 39.00 42.00 29.00 Per Ton $52.00 54.00 Wheat (Grade 5) 63.00 67.00 69.00 68.00 70.00 Dairy feed (16%) — 67.00 99.00 77.00 59.00 44.00 47.00 34.00 ; Reference: Markets Bulletin, British Columbia Department of Agriculture. REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1950 J J 13 Table IV.—Retail Quart Prices for Standard Milk at December 31st, 1950 Cents Halifax, N.S 19 Sydney, N.S. 20 Saint John, N.B. 20 Montreal, P.Q I8V2 Toronto, Ont. 20 Winnipeg, Man. 18 Cents Regina, Sask. 18 Saskatoon, Sask. 18 Edmonton, Alta. 18 Calgary, Alta. 19 Vancouver, B.C. 19 Victoria, B.C. 19 VICTORIA, B.C. Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty 1951 545-251-5109
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