The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-06-07

cline Ia prices, has restricted demesz
tic demand and mill buyers were an
pafehtiy awaiting a more settled mar
ket, Cash pfemums FOR most classes
Of wheat weakened with the decline
Ia future pfiees, Hard winter wheat
At Kansas City sold al the close Of
The week at s 10 cents lower than
4 week ago and soft winter wheat s
TO Z cents lower, AZ the close Of the
market. May 81, No, Z hard winter
igea protein was quoted In that mar
ket al the July price Of b9iae TO 4e
eVefl lsts2, 20 90 &c over and 1870
be 10 Be evef the July, No, z soft red
winter was quoted at II cents over
the July price, Mo- hard winter "a
per cent protein was quoted at 0ma=
ha at bDise. About 100000 bushels
OF wheat wefe shipped from that mar
ket TO the seabeafd and gulf ports
during the week with more 10 fellaw,
Soft winter wheat prices declined Zoe
a pbushe at ST. Louis, No, 2 soft red
winter being quoted IN that market,
May III, AT #l9a 10 #l,0e1s with No, z
hard winter selling al bee per bushel,
No, soft red winter was quoted at
Cincinnati at Ei,l0 10 #l,ls, Milling
demand al both Of these markets was
very limited altho receipts were light
Demand for spring wheat was more
limited than for some time, principal
" because Of the unsettled market
situation, Premiums were slightly re-
dueed, 1879 protein Mo- | ldaflf nof=
alefn was quoted al Minneapolis, May
~ AZ te 10 Be over the July price Of
"a T=eel 1879 7e 10 lse bvefl and lac
iBe TO zoo over the July, lac No, 1
dark northern WAS quoted AT Duluth
al the Minneapolis July price TO zoe
over Canadian cash prices compared
with futures were relatively firmeJ
than domestic prices. No, northern
Manitoba closing May ~ at Winnipeg
AZ #l,66h which would compare ia i
general way with best grades Of No, |
dark northern which sold AT Mime
apolis Al #l,is 7=s TO $3.50 7=e,
bufum wheat held relatively fifmef
than the other classes Of wheat, IN
flaeheed by the continued heavy ship
ments from Duluth and a steady de-
mand from mills, July durum deelin=
ed Tise al Duluth, closing May 81 Al
e7teer Mo, ! Amber sold ia that mar
ket AZ 20 20 zoe over the July and
No, ! red durum Al Az 30 Dc under,
Export inquiry was Of moderate vol
ume and some sales were affected
during the week, according TO trade
sports,
Pacific coast markets were also
weak and lower, No, | hard white was
quoted May - al San Francisco al
#lDb per 100 81 #l,lT PEI bushel and
No, ! soft western while AT sl,D0 pei
100 OF ella per bushei, sita7is per
100 OF #llllis per bushel was bid fei
No, ! hard white wheat al Los An.
geles, No, z northern spring and No
z hard winter were quoted al Denver
at 14e TO SOC per bushel and No, z
soft white az poo % #t.bl pei bushel
CORN
The sharp break in wheat prices
tended 70 weaken the corn market
More favorable weather for the
growth Of the new crop also contrib
uted % the weakness and prices de-
elined So TO AZ PEI bushel, Planting il
now nearing completion thrueut the
corn belt, Corn that Is up Is reported
deihg we'll and some Of the latenesl
Ia planting has been made up by fav
cradle progress Of the crop, casi
prices were generally firmef than fu'
lures and an increase Ia premiums
partly offset the decline In future
prices, Country offerings continue rel
atively light but demand has become