The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-09-15
REVISED CROP
REP0RTSDR0P
WHEAT PRICES


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VISION ia the ""' lhhH''N 81 'h' ~ w.,
wheat crop IN DOT III" "'''" '',"'
ana 'ahad" '"t''hr' -" ''i'','
iufth'f i"'i''n'H ~ ~
IufoPe'" '"""''l'' ""' " I'"H
influence upon me Ef",'' '!'"'h'' 81" ~.
'hE 'n' ~"
reports th' n!''h H''''" ''PH',.
ihcht OF AEII'u''u'' al 80 ~
gram larh't REVIEW. 'i% "'''"S'
mas r'""Crn inv P'"Nl''' 80 W. - L,I,,
crop but the 'na'h'I was S''S"'
weaker because OF Il Iihl'''" "' l.
ne HPFlnh wheat 81 oP III my
cd States - no" on 'r'"''E ''t' ''.''.'
AZ >of 'ooo','U ouH''t'' W 'D""s
h''i''oh p"'h''H ""T'' ,lI "i''.
iaS' year. manning inv ~ 81 III ' ''i''
inmates Oh IN" t"'"' "n''' ~ | ~n1 n o'"''
IN 'nc ,hi''d state" "'""''" '"''''''
ooo uShe'N'
me 'hhauIhh crop mas n''" r'''
at "9l ,ol'oVo huShe'H' an "'''"'' %
ABOUT ~ "o".o"o DuN ne - Oyer
august 'sIi"i"t'' i2'''"'''H
erihG ABOUT t'Ent! -'lGHt t'I ;''. ~
the crop Oh the NOT '"', Io IN" -
oulslue Oh husHi" ar" - 80 Ia '''"
an increase OF '-,oo0'"'o 9n,',, W.
about SIX per cent Over ,he p'ouu'
tlon LOT the same pt''o" i"'t s''''
inns 'oEr(he a WIN an 'i'' ."9' ~
about -1''ooo'"oV h"Snel9 III 'l'
crop IN the NoftheFh henh'"pie on,
SIDE OF RUSSIA gives an increase ~
the production OF pie"u E'"'"H VI
neafi! 4oo'ooo'o'o ou9"e'@ OWL '""'
OF last year: ~,
storing neat
AitnouGh inc "t'"t mar re- M'' N, "
SiiEhtIy rover prices ne'u wei wa
steering we "ea'! '''''''
spring wheat |" Ter n'' ''''i Ne',' -
larger percentage u '"' my ,''', !. -. -
however 'h"'' "su'' ""9 'ef"4''u
ne going I'M" S'o'"Fe' '"' IN
ing storage l''ht'S ''' 'e''" vi ''''
Jug gram
ne denlah" Ior r'Sh N'''' "'',
i"ifl! ''cIlr' "l'!p"E' ''''s
some "l the mining pants cause"
mi lis 30 Wlthdia" from inc h'H'r"
polls markets at timc' during "t'
"cnk' PREMIUMS ne." l".,'S "'r,'Ii
w!th II per cent protein 40 '"'h
Northern quote" III D. CENTS "'e'
the September pile'' : per cen,
sold ut "'l2c over ana IL per ten'
lu-I4c over. PREMIUMS Tor du'"'',
wheat were n!"'t'''''S uH'"'"EI,
"lth E"oo mining quaint! III n'c""!
demand. 40. a"pcf wa" t"'''" 90
minneapolis 'ePt"'''pri At ~ "''
der 10 !ic over the hn,uu ''''''''-
per, "hl'h c'oSc" 1T @l'-o'
me nara winter wheat hi'''hct wa.
relatively weaker IMAM spring ""GI'
and white premiums were pr'I'''aI'S
unchanged Tor inc ott'et rue ~,
general pilce ieVel was '-'' lo".'
than at the close OF 'he preV'"u,
week. Eecclp'S were not large p"'
we a'i!ahu wa "'''''9t e"''iH - w
local nuns an" was "' S'''"'' '''"'">
although iio"r Sa''' "'fs ''r"' ','
rs the h"St o" 'he crop w. ""''
winter ~ per ' ', r'".'," "'
quoted AT Kansas w? ~ ~, I'VE
the Srpttmh'f price, w. "''' ~;
WINTER l. - /" !" per ''"' P''''''
ll-i-c over. ,,, r.
N'h''r "e"' ~" .;,,
Hoit winter wheat ht" nm WV
u good h'ihah" az '''S' mar Nrt9 y"
the milling grades h1,h i]', ans
export dehl"h" on '"e "''''' ' ':,S
was slack as prices Weir "u' VI l'n
Tor export sales 19r "",h "''r'' am y
Tour. western "h''' wheat n''" u
limited quantities 1T io'''''" =
$i:ai per huShei. ., :,
The corn crop u''e,i"r''e" j.
large areas duiihE august on "eco"''
OF dry weather ana lh"''a''"'H o.
September were Tor d crop .
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