The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-09-28

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nractically all grains adj
Prices toa o. during the week end
,sneed slai Eor y. influenced by rela-
ing Yigat hedging safes oct oil sP ployS
lively j%5sspite the heavy market 5 move
Tbeat deSsP5icglarly in Canada and a
nent P1Ilond for feed grains accord
good de I" weekly Grain Market Re
Ig to ". 45o !. S. Bureau of Agricul-
yieW o. w nor7ics. The greatest ad-
bIaL h ass in rye, which was see to
vance ,!.t ~ps at the close Of the market,
Sc higher than Sa a week ago. Corn and
Sept -, m I'D about &c, barley &c to
cats wei fiaT &c to &c. Hard winter
&c ana leo were not materially
wheat 1.5 but premiums on hard red
ch'as0G wheat were advanced, while
sprns ond soft red winter were quo
daEua ror md Sc higher than a week
$50: was no material change in
lAsie wheat market situation.
ne I.o5pan markets were steady and
buIOle s,,nnpnt of new crop grain was
the lno'v we'll under way. Private es-
g9'Ilhs nIaced the French wheat crop
tn lat.eT / million bushels above last
at aDor' harvest with the quality gen
'eSf ~ GOOD Italy increased the i'm
edl' 5Stv on wheat, effective Sept.
p p tr on Acc to 58c per bushel which
l0' li '1r+,;ct importations this sea-
ma' General beneficial rains in the
'Ol ntborn and central part of Argen-
. INV we're reported. The September
INC t;n,otp placed the Argentine wheat
es ,roago at 2O,748,000 acres compared
a @4b 19714.OO0 acres reported har-
WIZ last season. The condition for
ANIMATION and growth Of the crop
faT tbis season has been favorable
Lu+ the final Outturn will be deter
- MI largely on weather conditions
.b sl npxt two months. Light showers
o "C in Australia but more were
coded. Prices of native wheats il
Toynburg and Paris were advanced a
bagt tc per bushel but quotation:
veyp lowered about 1c for local.!
crown wheat in Genoa.
The principal feature in the Nortl
american wheat markets was tn
record marketing of new Canadian
.nring wheat. Receipts at Winnipe;
for the week were reported at LA
ears. almost double last weeks re
rppts and more than three times a
Iarge as for the corresponding wee
last year. Notwithstanding this yer
heavy movement, offerings wer G
only moderate volume and the VIM
peg market advanced about &c pc
bushel with No. / Manitoba Mo-
them quoted at $1.22A and No. 2 {
Sl154. This firm situation in tt
Canadian market was reflected in tt
domestic spring wheat market, whiC
VISA also about 7c higher than a wee
ago at Minneapolis and Duluth. N
dark northern, II per cent protei
was quoted at the close of the mark
Sept. q, at Minneapolis at SC to II
over the September price of $1.131
10 per cent protein was bringing L
to Zoe over and IA per cent pr0te
Is to 80 cents over the Septembe
Protein premiums at Duluth we
slightly higher than at Minneapol
Milling quality durum wheat w
in demand and prices were advanc
around five cents per bushel. Mi
were paying good premiums for hi
protein duIum wheat, IA per cent
ing aaOted at Duluth at 15c to
over September price of $1.001a. \
] amber and No. l mixed durum,
teg rent protein were quoted at NJ
heapolis at lie to 18c over the Dulr
September price. The protein CT
tu1 Of durum averages lower tn
fas& season, according to trade
parts.
The hard winter wheat markets
Iias follow the advance in spri
What although September futu
PRICES at Kansas City at the close
t9e market, September 81, were alb
tyVe cents higher than a week a
Premiums were lowered lie to &c "
nil 6emand only moderately act
and expert demand very limited.
PaIt bids for No. hard winter VIII
delivered at the Gulf were reported
SC b S'2c over the Chicago Dec
eef price, which closed, Sept. 81,
$lI9A. No. 2 hard winter f. O
New York was quoted at 21ac {
tne Chicago December No. 2
WINTER, IL per cent protein, was {
ted at Kansas City at from &c III
tae December to the December %
Iz'2 per cent protein at the Dec
Der price to &c over and 13 per
al DC TO &c over. No. 2 hard wi
was qaoted at Omaha at from
20 ,SsIl512, depending upon qualit
Inc demand for soft winter w
eeSh1laued active and prices wer {
Neg advanced at most markets.
millng quality soft red winter
9oe9i b cents per bushel higher a
Leals than week ago. No. 2
winter being quoted at $1.48 to
pen bushel. No. red winter
sse5iilag at Cincinnati at from ST.
9I'oS, and advance of about 2
pei Oushel during the week. In
les were exceeding receipts in
Facltlc coast markets were
inmer. Export mills were active
etS OF wheat at Portland and ad
81 prices to above an export ha.
Europe. Good milling varieties
Exported scarce and good grad
Dlue stem were quoted at POI
AZ SI.4O to SLAP per bushel.
aus ana western white wheats were
ga at Sl.16 tod $1.15 per busht
opectlyely. Some difficulty with
v s shipments of soft wheat has
reported because of the perez
Al hard wheat kernals contain
u ~e soft winter. The wheat n
Wa Mas steady at SanFrancisco
NO l soft and western white
was was quoted at $1.2O per bushei
1ard winter was quoted at L,