PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA THE MILK BOARD ANNUAL REPORT For the Year Emled December 31st 1951 VICTORIA, B.C. Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty 1952 To His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor in Council of the Province of British Columbia May it please Your Honour: Sir,—We have the honour to transmit herewith, in accordance with section 67 of the " Public Utilities Act," the Sixth Annual Report of the Milk Board under that Act for the year ended December 31st, 1951. THE MILK BOARD. E. C. Carr, Chairman. Fraudena Eaton, Member. H. M. King, Member. Vancouver, B.C., February 18th, 1952. Sixth Annual Report of the Milk Board For the Year Ended December 31st, 1951 This Report of the Milk Board is made in accordance with section 67 of the " Public Utilities Act " and covers the calendar year ended December 31st, 1951. 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. NEW LEGISLATION The "Public Utilities Act Amendment Act, 1951," chapter 65, was passed at the last session of the Legislature. The Act provides that the Milk Board shall consist of one, two, or three members. MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD Under date of July 10th, 1951, His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor in Council appointed Fraudena Eaton and Professor Harry Maxwell King, of Vancouver, to be members of the Milk Board, under subsection (3) of section 50 of the " Public Utilities Act," and Ernest Cowan Carr, member of the said Milk Board, to be designated as Chairman of the said Board. BOARD MEETINGS The Board held ten public hearings during the year, as follows: Courtenay, June 19th and August 16th; Campbell River, June 19th; Nanaimo, June 20th and August 15th; Vancouver, July 26th, and October 4th and 5th, and October 22nd and 23rd, continuing on November 5th, 6th, and 7th; Victoria, August 13th; Duncan, August 14th. In addition, thirty-five 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, and 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 1951—52 licences issued, cancelled, and in effect at December 31st follows:— Class I, Milk-dealer Class II, Milk-jobber Class III, Producer-Distributer Class IV, Primary Producer Area Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1951 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1951 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1951 Issued Cancelled In Effect Dec. 31, 1951 Vancouver Greater Victoria _ Duncan 30 4 1 4 3 3 1 27 4 1 4 2 3 3 2 1 3 3 1 7 34 4 5 12 2 1 1 5 33 4 4 12 4,192 219 40 53 50 23 4,169 219 40 53 Courtenay- Campbell River- 50 Totals 42 | 4 1 38 8 1 7 60 4 56 4,554 23 i 4,531 1 JJ 6 BRITISH COLUMBIA During the year forty-three Class IV licences were suspended upon complaint that the milk being shipped was not of suitable quality for use in the fluid trade, and fifteen Class IV licences were suspended upon complaint that the primary producers concerned were adulterating their shipments of milk with added water. All but six of these licences had been reinstated at December 31st. There was not any licence in any class cancelled for cause. SUMMARY OF APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND ORDERS ISSUED Order No. 29.—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 hearing in the City of Victoria on November 13th, 1951. Order No. 29 (approved by Order in Council No. 99) was issued, to become effective on January 18th. This Order provided for an increase in both producer and consumer rates. Order No. 30.—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 hearing in the City of Duncan on November 14th, 1951. Order No. 30 (approved by Order in Council No. 99) was issued, to become effective on January 18th. This Order provided for an increase in both producer and consumer rates. Order No. 31.—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 hearing in the City of Nanaimo on November 15th, 1951. Order No. 31 (approved by Order in Council No. 99) was issued, to become effective on January 18th. This Order provided for an increase in both producer and consumer rates. Order No. 32.—Order No. 32 (approved by Order in Council No. 141) was issued, to become effective on January 18th. This Order amended section 2 of Order No. 29 and section 2 of Order No. 30. Order No. 33.—Application having been received from milk-dealers in the Nanaimo area for an increase in their operating margin, the Board held a hearing in the City of Nanaimo on June 20th. Order No. 33 (approved by Order in Council No. 1620) was issued, to become effective on July 16th. This Order provided for an increase in consumer rates. Order No. 34.—Application having been received from primary producers, producer- distributers, and milk-dealers supplying milk to the City of Courtenay and vicinity (Courtenay, Comox, and Cumberland) and the Village of Campbell River and vicinity to have an area defined in which regulations and orders of the Board shall have effect, hearings were held in the City of Courtenay and in the Village of Campbell River on June 19th. Order No. 34 (approved by Order in Council No. 1721) was issued, to become effective on August 1st. This Order defined the Courtenay-Campbell River area and established both producer and consumer rates. Application having been received from certain milk-dealers in the Vancouver area for permission to introduce every-other-day delivery of milk in the West End district of the City of Vancouver, the Board held a hearing in Vancouver on July 26th. Board permission in this connection was not granted. Order No. 35.—Application having been received from primary producers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Greater Victoria, Duncan, Nanaimo, and Courtenay-Campbell River areas, the Board held hearings in Victoria on August 13th, Duncan on August 14th, Nanaimo on August 15th, and Courtenay on August 16th. Order No. 35 (approved by Order in Council No. 2221) was issued, to become effective September 18th. This Order provided for an increase in both producer and consumer rates. Application having been received from primary producers for an increase in the rates received for milk supplied in the Vancouver area, the Board held a hearing in the City of Vancouver on August 4th and 5th. Interim Order No. 1 was issued, to REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1951 JJ 7 become effective on October 16th. This Order provided for an increase in both producer and consumer rates. Applications were received from Canada Safeway Limited for removal of rate fixing beyond the producer level or alternatively a lower rate for milk sold through stores, and from certain milk-dealers in the Vancouver area for permission to introduce every-other- day delivery of milk to homes and also for an increase in their operating margin. The Board held a public hearing in the City of Vancouver on October 21st and 22nd and November 5th, 6th, and 7th. Final decision regarding these applications is pending. Under date of October 23 rd an application was received from primary producers for an increase in rates received for milk supplied in the Greater Victoria, Duncan and Nanaimo areas. The Board decided that this application would not be heard or acted upon at that time. Order No. 36.—Order No. 36 (approved by Order in Council No. 2542) was issued, to become effective on November 1st. This Order provided for an increase in licence fees payable to the Board. STATISTICAL TABLES Table Ia.—Sales, Vancouver Area l Standard Soecial Chocolate Butter Skim- Substandard Cream (9% But Table and Sour Cream (18% But Whipping Cream Milk Milk Drink milk milk (32% Butter-fat) ter-fat) ter-fat) ! Quarts 1 Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts 1948—Totals..- 48,126,897 | 10,414,299 1,101,730 641,395 856,906 5,474,866 744,281 283,474 1949—Totals ' ,. 49,438,250 | 9,343,757 1,427,635 655,677 805,339 5,373,205 666,995 344,759 1950— January... 4,130,260 743,885 83,067 36,486 83,678 452,676 56,785 25,532 February 3,863,584 702,175 97,950 39,525 90,065 415,257 52,878 25,962 4,336,361 786,430 123,004 56,340 88,045 463,689 56,162 30,025 April 4,178,994 755,906 101,545 50,735 69,123 438,775 55,572 29,838 May — 4,314,980 770,780 134,896 59,619 87,730 434,607 58,948 28,694 4,252,894 745,758 138,211 68,457 82,017 413,273 57,541 32,898 July 4,330,069 745,087 126,928 78,571 88,725 426,717 63,263 35,594 August 4,395,086 753,544 133,376 73,282 82,722 425,167 59,768 24,956 September 4,246,132 723,932 156,890 58,579 93,672 416,297 55,540 21,711 October 4,317,799 746,666 162,931 48,538 68,819 433,517 54,569 27,209 November 4,183,856 577,370 137,260 43,532 74,331 409,731 48,460 21,522 4,237,143 566,716 98,023 | 43,076 69,982 424,629 54,263 32,452 Totals... 50,787,158 8,618,249 | 1,494,081 | 656,740 978,909 5,154,335 673,749 336,393 1951— January.. 4,334,994 577,735 1 107,031 44,432 79,609 420,363 51,079 24,299 4,012,581 524.846 1 106.252 44,374 86,859 375,510 46,707 30,134 4,458,694 582,576 103,145 50,391 105,373 412,604 48,433 25,014 4,449,135 565,922 127,481 61,011 77,943 392,223 51,429 24,556 May 4,523,742 574,000 112,473 63,213 79,477 393,319 51,922 24,655 June - 4,434,882 556,907 106,603 69,811 86,496 381,943 52,070 36,500 July 4,560,511 559,368 95,768 82,088 72,562 377,291 55,108 26,850 4,571,083 552,607 89,777 72,146 79,213 398,345 53,341 21,783 September 4,393,775 526,744 99,759 54,384 78,687 381,952 44,865 20,574 October 4,398,603 504,770 92,024 45,865 96,313 355,174 43,728 22,642 November 4,158,395 439,247 67,917 45,309 99,965 374,865 42,867 19,642 December Totals 4,135,503 441,757 49,671 43,496 124,553 392,004 44,626 29,258 52,431,898 | 6,406,479 | 1,157,901 | 676,520 1,067,050 14,655,593 | 586,175 | 305,907 JJ 8 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table Ib.—Sales, Greater Victoria 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—Totals 1950— January February- March April May June — July August — September- October.— November. December.. Totals 1951— January February- March April May - June - July — August September- October— November- December.. Totals Quarts 8,797,551 9,077,288 750,035 704,408 775,588 762,422 803,006 792,915 808,064 804,849 758,706 774,620 762,882 757,596 9,255,091 771,272 712,564 781,106 772,745 812,280 795,559 801,782 793,580 740,456 732,365 716,021 719,047 Quarts 2,421,362 2,284,647 189,917 171,088 193,792 188,210 186,782 189,791 193,155 185,208 182,902 191,073 179,618 185,647 2,237,183 172,462 151,129 165,401 161,020 166,686 162,472 164,411 160,811 137,740 138,617 136,523 137,330 Quarts 111,906 185,616 8,907 10,961 13,043 11,039 13,173 14,015 13,927 14,942 14,804 14,913 13,913 10,873 154,510 11,502 11,035 11,456 14,305 14,288 15,233 15,237 14,118 12,258 10,911 9,393 7,712 Quarts 54,699 75,868 3,737 4,471 6,773 6,695 5,602 6,001 7,977 7,179 5,568 5,201 5,351 5,445 Quarts 47,352 102,483 4,039 3,763 5,003 5,929 5,047 5,506 4,738 5,625 5,755 6,262 6,537 6,099 Quarts 608,865 609,414 51,061 46,724 53,255 50,218 50,807 48,723 51,506 49,852 47,142 48,259 47,522 50,462 Quarts 121,728 108,554 7,919 7,589 9,003 8,627 7,927 8,663 10,753 9,907 8,730 7,903 8,238 8,587 70,000 5,515 5,470 5,916 6,674 5,950 5,207 5,948 6,107 4,790 3,602 4,014 3,723 6,433 6,154 6,861 7,094 8,271 8,327 7,912 7,755 9,455 10,689 11,091 8,893 48,764 42,702 47,325 44,586 44,139 44,083 46,154 47,474 42,667 30,434 43,517 45,273 6,962 6,910 8,171 7,611 7,396 8,289 9,150 9,761 7,682 6,932 7,073 6,894 Quarts 82,915 91,699 6,208 6,230 7,072 7,620 6,727 9,888 10,608 7,417 6,098 6,728 6,225 7,898 64,303 | 595,531 | 103,846 | 88,719 5,847 5,326 6,381 6,017 6,809 11,377 9,480 6,777 5,542 5,266 5,281 6,919 9,148,777 j 1,854,602 | 147,448 | 62,916 98,935 527,118 92,831 | 81,022 Table Ic.—Sales, Duncan Area Standard Milk SDecial 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 Totals Quarts 418,785 374,082 29,258 27,822 31,141 30,972 32,485 32,328 34,584 36,380 33,485 32,375 30,987 31,677 Quarts 115,633 154,186 14,545 12,523 14,236 14,019 14,613 14,156 12,183 12,165 12,370 13,245 12,879 13,432 Quarts 3,338 6,899 Quarts 494 689 46 54 89 120 ■ 503 120 94 147 173 171 19.1 151 Quarts 1,011 845 Quarts 5,616 5,112 545 453 521 541 490 468 629 693 642 620 663 629 Quarts 7,879 7,090 657 511 522 510 529 496 575 571 545 580 538 601 Quarts 4,199 4,797 563 1950— 256 258 357 329 864 272 425 July 500 359 September 294 654 493 291 309 321 279 405 Totals 383,489 160,366 2,925 1,863 6,894 6,635 4,404 1951— 30,066 27,765 31,199 31,033 30,217 30,580 26,047 31,854 29,781 27,213 27,602 27,096 14,122 12,641 13,187 13,299 12,237 11,807 11,866 11,687 9,803 10,405 10,054 10,376 482 459 328 437 691 324 5 440 658 478 314 164 125 165 224 121 131 112 72 252 374 488 285 599 491 513 473 458 427 507 469 1,551 588 577 545 562 451 538 534 502 535 634 586 523 509 510 542 | 316 263 66 284 290 285 467 July 405 316 940 283 275 November December 2,388 282 374 Totals 350,453 141,484 4,616 2,513 3,394 | 7,198 6,426 3,840 REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1951 JJ 9 Table Id.—Sales, Nanaimo Area Standard Special Chocolate Butter Skim- Substandard Cream (9% But Table and Sour Cream (18% But Whipping Cream Milk Milk Drink milk milk (32% Butter-fat) ter-fat) ter-fat) Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts Quarts ■ Quarts Quarts Quarts 1948—Totals.— 1,187,254 253,596 16,169 2,488 2,404 26,099 25,098 7,212 1949—Totals. 1,449,984 224,349 35,468 2,537 1,493 34,827 17,029 12,526 1950— January 118,176 18,266 1,719 100 62 2,756 1,487 1,004 February 116,235 17,689 3,398 101 62 2,674 1,397 961 129,016 19,036 3,753 165 47 2,940 1,582 1,122 April 128,341 18,449 3,016 68 58 2,034 1,567 1,129 May — 128,503 21,331 4,028 160 64 3,218 1,730 1,104 June. 124,086 20,655 3,666 276 192 3,074 1,504 1,396 July 138,184 22,217 1,791 323 399 3,239 1,390 1,442 August - 131,691 21,960 2,067 596 440 3,147 1,315 1,179 134,801 20,242 4,072 799 261 3,099 1,629 975 October 132,531 19,551 5,569 368 235 3,473 1,550 1,091 126,547 18,602 4,924 330 256 3,115 1,478 1,065 December 125,979 18,946 2,965 342 272 3,050 1,519 1,550 Totals 1,534,090 236,944 40,968 3,628 2,348 35,819 18,148 14,018 1951— January - 129,132 25,375 4,257 314 319 2,988 1,538 1,167 119,787 14,238 4,411 333 362 2,772 1,354 961 131,126 14,477 3,429 495 471 3,151 1,462 1,064 130,462 13,414 4,543 506 493 3,020 1,269 958 May 133,010 13,652 4,369 496 494 3,239 1,285 1,043 June — 135,707 13,601 3,396 488 652 2,992 1,420 1,573 July - 137,649 13,424 1,566 486 601 3,219 1,407 1,154 August 136,069 13,052 1,655 513 545 3,331 1,451 903 September— 126,065 12,007 3,496 315 752 3,330 1,063 860 October 127,453 11,325 3,913 293 842 3,448 972 796 120,517 10,696 3,260 297 692 3,225 787 727 December. 120,087 10,841 2,850 287 617 3,235 810 1,189 Totals 1,547,064 | 166,102 41,145 4,823 6,840 37,950 14,818 12,395 JJ 10 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table IIa.—Sales, Vancouver Area, 1951 as Compared to 1950 Product 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 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 36,803,035 15,628,863 52,431,898 5,247,712 1,158,767 6,406,479 403,048 754,853 1,157,901 264,377 412,143 676,520 468,376 598,674 1,067,050 1,852,528 2,803,065 4,655,593 153,405 432,770 586,175 112,071 193,836 305,907 45,304,552 21,982,971 67,287,523 48,177,650 27,053,526 75,231,176 * Increase. f Decrease. Units Calculated on Following Basis: All milks and milk products- Substandard cream Table and sour cream Whipping cream Quarts 853,063* 791,677* 1,644,740* (2.37%) (5.33%) (5.20%) l,987,754t 224,016f 2,211,770t (27.48%) (16.20%) (25.66%) 205,677t 130,503f 336,180f (33.79%) (14.74%) (22.50%) 5,389t 25,169* 19,780* (2.00%) (6.50%) (3.01%) 161,977* 73,836f 88,141* (52.86%) (10.98%) (9.00%) 265,55 If 233,191t 498,742t (12.54%) (7.68%) (9.68%) 38,239t 49,335f 87,574f (19.95%) (10.23%) (13.00%) 13,289f 17,197f 30,486t (10.60%) (8.15%) (9.06%) l,50O,859t 88,768* l,412,091t (3.21%) (0.40%) (2.06%) l,947,572f 378,413f 2,325,985f (3.89%) (1.38%) (3.00%) -1 quart=l unit -1 quart=2 units -1 quart=4 units .1 quart=6 units report of the milk board, 1951 jj 11 Table IIb.—Sales, Greater Victoria Area, 1951 as Compared to 1950 Product 1950 1951 Increase or Decrease Standard milk— Retail - Quarts 6,503,245 2,751,846 9,255,091 2,071,306 165,877 2,237,183 52,215 102,295 154,510 44,815 25,185 70,000 40,968 23,335 64,303 234,560 360,971 595,531 32,090 71,756 103,846 32,640 56,079 88,719 9,011,839 3,557,344 12,569,183 ,9,505,869 4,413,978 13,919,847 Quarts 6,274,075 2,874,702 9,148,777 1,705,734 148,868 1,854,602 51,230 96,218 147,448 39,734 23,182 62,916 68,901 30,034 98,935 195,913 331,205 527,118 25,110 67,721 92,831 27,395 53,627 81,022 8,388,092 3,625,557 12,013,649 8,796,310 4,428,060 13,224,370 Quarts 229,170t 122,856* 106,314f 365,572t 17,009t 382,581t 985t 6,077f 7,062t 5,081t 2,003t 7,084f 27,933* 6,699* 34,632* 38,647t 29,766f 68,413t 6,890f 4,035t 11,015+ 5,245t 2,452t 7,697t 623,747t 68,213* 555,534t 709,559t 17,082* 695,477? (3.52%) (4.46%) Total (1.15%) Special milk— Retail ... . (17.64%) Wholesale Total (10.25%) (17.10%) Chocolate drink— Retail „ (1.89%) (5.94%) Total _ Buttermilk—■ Retail. (4.57%) (11.34%) (7.95%) Total (10.12%) Skim-milk— Retail Wholesale _ Total - Substandard cream— Retail . (68.18%) (28.70%) (53.86%) (16.47%) (8.25%) Total Table and sour cream—■ Retail - Wholesale.— _. - Total — (11.49%) (21.47%) (5.62%) (10.61%) Whipping cream— Retail (16.01%) (4.37%) Total _ (8.67%) Total sales (quarts)— Retail (6.92%) (1.92%) Total (4.42%) Total sales (units) — Retail (7.46%) (3.86%) Total - (5.00%) : Increase. t Decrease. J J 12 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table He.—Sales, Duncan Area, 1951 as Compared to 1950 Product 1950 1951 Increase or Decrease Standard milk— Quarts Quarts Quarts Retail - 245,254 225,033 20,221+ (8.24%) Wholesale 138,235 125,420 12,815+ (9.27%) Total - - 383,489 350,453 33,036f (8.61%) Special milk— Retail 158,267 128,448 29,819+ (18.84%) Wholesale— - 2,099 13,036 10,937* (521.05%) Total - - 160,366 141,484 18,882+ (11.77%) Chocolate drink— Retail — 856 642 214+ (25.00%) Wholesale —- 2,069 3,974 1,905* (92.07%) Total 2,925 4,616 1,691* (57.81%) Buttermilk— Retail - 1,342 2,151 809* (60.28%) Wholesale - - ■ 521 362 159+ (30.52%) Total .- 1,863 2,513 650* (34.89%) Skim-milk— Retail 180 3,214 180* 3,214* Total 3,394 3,394* Substandard cream— Retail — — 1,919 2,355 436* (22.72%) 4,975 4,843 132+ (2.65%) Total 6,894 7,198 304* (4.41%) Table and sour cream— Retail- 1,317 1,152 165+ (12.53%) Wholesale __ 5,318 5,274 44+ (0.83%) Total - 6,635 6,426 209+ (3.15%) Whipping cream— Retail 1,703 1,255 448+ (26.31%) Wholesale 2,701 2,585 116+ (4.29%) Total 4,404 3,840 564+ (12.81%) Total sales (quarts) — Retail - 410,658 361,216 49,442+ (12.04%) Wholesale - - - 155,918 158,708 2,790* (1.79%) Total - — - 566,576 519,924 46,652+ (8.23%) Total sales (units)— Retail 425,043 373,302 51,741+ (12.17%) Wholesale - 190,352 192,298 1,946* (1.02%) Total - - 615,395 565,600 49,795+ (8.09%) Increase. ■ Decrease. REPORT OF THE MILK BOARD, 1951 Table IId.—Sales, Nanaimo Area, 1951 as Compared to 1950 JJ 13 Product 1950 1951 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 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 1,097,477 449,587 1,547,064 161,517 4,585 166,102 5,188 35,957 41,145 3,500 1,323 4,823 4,267 2,573 6,840 4,231 33,719 37,950 2,444 12,374 14,818 4,914 7,481 12,395 1,283,538 547,599 1,831,137 1,319,671 655,845 1,975,516 Quarts 41,297* 28,323+ 12,974* (3.91%) (5.93%) (0.85%) 61,152+ 9,690+ 70,842+ (27.46%) (67.88%) (29.90%) 4,863+ 5,040* 177* (4.84%) (16.30%) (0.43%) 570* 625* 1,195* (19.45%) (89.54%) (32.94%) 3.346* 1,146* 4,492* (36.33%) (80.31%) (191.30%) 407+ 2,538* 2,131* (8.77%) (8.14%) (5.95%) 1,152+ 2,178+ 3,330+ (32.04%) (14.97%) (18.35%) 1,930+ 307* 1,623+ (28.20%) (4.28%) (11.58%) 24,291 + 30,535+ 54,826+ (1.86%) (5.28%) (2.91%) 37,804+ 32,996t 70,800+ (2.78%) (4.79%) (3.46%) * Increase. + Decrease. Table III.—Pick-up Prices for Dairy Feeds at Vancouver, B.C. Dec. 31, 1948 June 30, 1949 Dec. 31, 1949 Dec. 31, 1950 Dec. 31, 1951 Bran Shorts - - Wheat (Grade 5)- Barley - Ground barley - Oats - Ground oats. — Dairy feed (16%) Oil-cake meal Cocoanut-meal Alfalfa-meal —- Alfalfa hay (first cut) Alfalfa hay (second cut).. Local mixed hay 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 63.00 67.00 69.00 68.00 70.00 67.00 99.00 77.00 59.00 44.00 47.00 34.00 Per Ton $67.00 69.00 70.00 72.00 74.00 69.00 71.00 81.00 114.00 59.00 56.00 41.00 * Reference: Markets Bulletin, British Columbia Department of Agriculture. JJ 14 BRITISH COLUMBIA Table IV.—Milk Prices across Canada, February 1st, 1952 Market Producer Rate1 Differential Consumer Rate2 Halifax, N.S.. Sydney, N.S.. Saint John, N.B.. Montreal, P.Q Toronto, Ont Winnipeg, Man... Regina, Sask Saskatoon, Sask. Calgary, Alta Edmonton, Alta.. Vancouver, B.C.Victoria, B.C.. $4.243 4.844 5.09 4.85 4.50 4.73 Vz 4.25" 4.153 4.754 1.17s 7 1.35* ■> 4.84 4.84 5.03 5.90 3(f 3( 3* 3(? 3* 3Vzt St St 5c St St It It 2Wit 22c 2lts 20? 22* 20? 19?3 20? 4 19? 2\t 20? 22? 24? 1 One hundred pounds of milk of 3.5 per cent butter-fat content. 2 Home-delivered rate per quart for standard milk. 3 Summer rate. 4 Winter rate. 5 As at October 1st, 1951. 6 Add 10 cents per 100 pounds for Grades 1 and 2 milk. 7 Rate a pound of butter-fat. VICTORIA, B.C. Printed by Don McDiarmid, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty 1952 545-252-3458
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