CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE.1. DOMiNiON BUREAU OF STATISTICS AGRICULTURAL DIVISION GRAI N STATISTICS. Week ended OCTOBER 28, 1948

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1 CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE.1 DOMiNiON BUREAU OF STATISTICS AGRICULTURAL DIVISION Vol. 29 No, 13 - ADIAN GRAI N STATISTICS Week ended OCTOBER 28, 1948 (Records for Western Inspection Division supplied by Board of Grain Commissioners for Canada) Published by Authority of the Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe, M.P., Minister of Trade and Commerce +++ OTTAWA Price $2 a year 1948

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3 CANIU)IA} GR1IN SThTISTICS 1.'EEK [NDD OCTOBER 28, 1948 VIiL1e..UipI{...,..,.o".. 1 I uge }4arketings o.o ,..,,,... 1 Canadian Grain in 3tore... S Canadian Eastern Grain in Store Eastern Elevators 3 United States and Foreign Grain in Store Eastern Elevators 3 Stocks in Store by Grades at Terminal and Eastern Elevators 4 Country Elevator Stocks, Receipts.and Shipments Fort William-Port Arthur Stocks, Receipts and Shipments 7 Western Grain Inspected e Western Grain Prices e.. *. S...U I...,... S... e. * 8 Winnipeg Grain Futures.....S * astern riin PrIc e.rr1c3 of by Ports... ii Lake Shipments from the Head of the Lakes Shipments of Canadian Grain to the United States 13

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5 DOMTh IQI SURF.AU OF STATISTICS AGRICULTURAL D1VI SI( OTTA'1A, CAYA11N. (Issued overiiber 4, 1948) ' DomirJon Statistician: Herbert 1:arshall Jirector, tricultural Division: C. V. Iar1<er CJef Crop 3ect ion: D. Furter I LL L I Stocks of Canadian wheat in store or in transit in torth America at midnight October 28, 1948 totalled 184,014,119 bushels. This represented an increase of 3,639,290 bushels compared with the total a week earlier. October 28, Week October 30, 1948 Previous bushels - Western Division,/ 162,947, ,647,37 121,329,968 Eastern Lake Ports 7, ,996,333 17,645,515 Eastern Seaboard Ports 3,136,465 2,071,627 1,090,959 In Transit Lake 5,749, ,8 5,116,825 In Transit Rail (Estcrn Division) 1,751,819 1,808,53 1,108,466 In Store Canada , ,311, ,291,733 In Store U.S.A. 2,638,17? ,697 T 0 T A L 184,014, ,374, ,108,430 FARMERS'?.ARi-.ETThGS The following quantities of wheat and coarse grain we:e delivered from farms in western Canada; Week ended Week Since Aug. I Same Period Oct. 28, 1948 Previous 1948 Year Ago - bushels - Jeat (except iruxfl wheat ts barley Rye!1axseed OTAL Duruni) 7, ,853, ,525, ,868, , ,879 11, ,912,850 3,807, ,222 35,582,307 36,286,629 2,896, ,909,07? , , ,677 10,389,680 8,348, , ,360,660 8,202,083 15,755,970 17, , ,083,466 1/ Western Division includes Country Elevators, Interior Private and!i11, Vincouver-New Westminster, Churchill, Fort 'Iil1iam-1ort Arthur, md in Transit ail, dotails or. oe 2.

6 CANADIiN GRAIN IN STORE - OCTOBER 28, 1948 Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed -- TOTAL - bushels - COUNTRY ELEVATORS Manitoba 13,321,883 1,365,155 1,619, ,246, Saskatchewan 62, ,263,801 3,439,432 1,531,444 1,530,435 73,355,459 Alberta ,035 4, ,193,718 1,644, L T o t a ,287,972 10,252,770 3,383,771 4,050, ,603,61 7 INT. PTE. & MILL 5,197, ,413 2,455, ,659 8,613,4T INT. TERi1INALS ,330 1,115,033-87,696 1,338,77. VANCOUVER-N.WEST. 3,731, ,542 58,249 8, ,987,393 CHURCHILL 98, ,931 FT. WM.-PT. AR. 22,801,380 5,798,534 7, ,857,429 5,991,158 44,746,218 IN TRANSIT RAIL 10,388,506 4,442,963 3, ,094 1,215, ,360 TOTAL WEST. DIV ,836 21, ,854,030 6,917,537 11,471, ,742,793 EASTERN LAKE PORTS Colllngwood 108, ,999 25, ,981 Midland 671,744-61, Midland, Simcoe 1,029, ,754 60, ,780,815 Midland, Tiffin , , ,701 Midland, Aberdeen ,5L Owen Sound ,982 49, ,1 Port McNicoll 195, , ,31 Goderich E. & T. 414, , , ,4 Goderich P.F.M. 285,070 10, ,3 Sarnia 1,096, , ,325, Pt.Colborne,N.H.B. 469,818 88,397 45, ,' Pt.Colborne, M.L. 957,721 59,606 44, ,086,1 Huniberstone 733, Toronto 904,609 46, , ,132 1,202,3 Walkerville 155, ,656 71, ,635 Kingston Elev. Co. 237, , , ,931 Prescott 11,795 12, ,802 34,260 T o t a 1 7 I, , ,623 11,621,785 EASTERN SEABOARD P0R1 Montreal, N.H.B. 2, : 351 O3 41,20'7 r41,93 3,778,248 Montreal,Doxa.Elev.Ltd, 60, , ,189 Sorel 579, , ,563,005 Three Rivers 346,195 2,909 3, ,591.uebec, N.H.B. 10,449 14,214 4, ,314 west Saint John Saint John -- 12,277 13, ,31 T o t a , , , , ,983 5,904,5 / IN TRANSIT LAKE 5,749,210 1,174,281 1,510, , ,450 9,331,4; IN TRANSIT RAIL 1,751,819 70, , ,347 2,423,07 TOTAL EAST. DIV. 18,428,106 3,343,813 4, ,220,212 1,277,403 29,280,71; IN STORE CANADA 181, ,292 9,137,749 12,748, ,023,559

7 CANADIAN GRATh IN STORE - OOB1R (continied) Wheat Oats Barley Rye :?laxseed TOTAL t 205,006 - bushels - 1JF ITED STATES PORTS Duluth , Buffalo , , Puffalo afloat 289, ,729 ::rie , ,004 Hitirnore 1,056,(J ,001 wego ,806 :iral 1,56, ,655 1,040,813-3, rl Transit U.S.1.. 1,051, ,051,989 fl STORE U.S.A. 2,38, ,852 26,655 1,040,813-4,477,497 IN STORE CMADA) u.s.a.) 184,014,119 25,667,862 2,891,947 10,178,562 12,74e, ,501,086 JInc1udes 12,875,648 bus.cls of Duruni wheat. - - CAiADLAN E/STE1 GRATh D. STORE EASTEIDi ELEVATORS OCTOBER 28, 1948 Flax- Bucic- Soy heut Oats Barley Rye seed Corn wheat Peas Beans - bushels - Goderich Surnia 141, It. Colborr.e / 498,891 2,958-24, , Toronto 468, , ,574 Idaflerville 2, , , ,174 Prescott Iontreal,N.H.B. 86, , , , ontreal, D.E. 45, TOTAL 1,243,964 6,293 33, , ,769 6,450 26, ,748 / Includes flumberstone. u: ITED 3TATES Afl) FGREIM, GRAIN IN STORE EASTKC hlevatur3 OC?O3F2 28, 1948 U.S. d1eat U.S. Oats U.S. Barley U.S. Rye U.S. Corn Argentine Corn - bushols - idland, berdeen - 81, rt Colborne, Li.L ,992 -,,1kervi1le ntrea1, - 308, ,429 4,415 44, , , , ,

8 STOCLS IN STORE BY PRINCIPAL GaADES AT PUBLIC, SiI-PUBLIC AD PRIVATE TER!INAL AD EASTERN ELEVATORS WEEK FDED OCTOBER 28, 1948 MOM Vancouver- Ft. William- EASTEW ELEVATORS Interior New West. Pt. Arthur Bay & Lower Lake Lower Man- Terminals & Victoria Elevators Upper & Upper St. time Lake St. Lawr. Lawrence Ports bu. bu. bu. bu. hu. bu. Lu. 1 Hard ,5' - 1ortbern - 640,435 7,388,02? 1,i?,I 445,94? 1,512,8? - 2 Northern 2, ,382, ,502 1,099, ,843 3 Northern ,166, ,848 21C 4 Northern , , ,491 - Number 5 10,753 76, ,408 - Feed - 12, C.W. Garnet - 10,370 13, C.W. Garnet - 65,164 87, C.W. Garnet - 195,726 48, Tough Contract , , ,644 - Others ,307, , ,739 - Eastern 85, , , ,046-1 C.. amber Dur , , ,617-2 C.W. Amber Dur. - 3 C.J. Amber Dun. 1, , ,001-4 C.W. Amber Dun , Tough Durum , Others ,685-6, TOTAL 102,917 3,731, ,380 4,475,671 3,314,941 3,135,687 rjr OA Ex. 3 C , ,246-3 C.W. 2, ,181, ,885 17,038 48,664 - Ex. 1 Feed - 17,905 1,205, ,935 8,340 1 Feed 17,017 43,575 1,708, , ,656 61,940 2 Feed 628 2, ,080 2,000-13,573-3 Feed - 3,142 61, ,860 - Tough 3,902 7,228 47, ,998 - Others 7, , , ,204 54, ,272 - Eastern ,958 3,199 - TOTAL 33, ,542 5,798,534 1,587, , ,631 12,27? 4.,

9 STOCKS IN STORE BY PRINCIPAL GRADES AT PU1LIC, SEMI-JBLIC AND PRIVATE TERI1INAL AND EASTERN ELEVATORS WEEh EN DED OCTOT3R (Cont'd) Vancouver- Ft. William EASTERN ELEVATORS Interior New West. Pt. Arthur Bay & Lower Lake Lower Man- Terminals & Victoria Elevators Upper & Upper St. time Lake St. Lawn. Lawrence Ports bu. bu. bu. bu. bu. bu. bu. - IRLEY 2 C.W. Six-Row ,882 58, C.W. Six-Row - - 1,068,644 1, ,111 2,407-2 C.W. Two-Row C.W. Yellow ,946 15, C.W. Yellow 7,647 2, ,000-1 Feed 9,988 12,648 1,430, ,356 47, ,726 5,103 2 Feed 9,209 9, ,231 44,242 23,674 1,667 3 Feed 5, , ,098 3,333 Tough , ,839 - Others 1,075,801 8,854 3, , , Eastern , TOTAL 1, ,249 7, , , ,600 10,103 1 C.W C.W ,926, ,489 91, ,584-3 C.W. - 1, , Tough - 1,666 18,191-2,890 - Others - 3, , Eastern ,621 41,548 28,865 - TOTAL ,857, , ,449 - FIAXSEED 1 C.W. 87, , , ,102-2 C.W , C.W , Tough , cthers , astenii , ,881 - YPAL 87, , , , ,983 - 'RAND TOTAL , ,393 44,746, ,213 4,476,572 5,881,350 23,

10 COUNTRY ievator STOCKS, RECEIPTS rd]j SHIPMENTS WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 28, 1948 Country Elevators Wheat (Except Duruin) Durum Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed )1h1i s STOCKS IN sro* Manitoba Y. Saskatchewan 4,3,0CJ.. 3,439,432 1,531,444 1,530,435 Alberta , ,016 4, ,193,718 1,644,551 1,274,068 T o t a 1 115,043,342 5,584,923 10,287,9?;? 10,252,770 3,383,791 4,050,839 Total-A Veek Ago 113,998,401 5,838,418 9,475,203 9, ,437,883 4,097,691 A Year Ago 85,634,435 3,123,984 14,145,353 13,105, , RECEIPTS DURING EEI( Manitoba 429,073 66, ,570 25, Saskatchewan 3,875, , ,891 1,171, ,924 Alberta 3,194,073 43,367 1, ,024, , T o t a , ,658 3,772,626 2,878, , ,580 Total-A Vleek to 8,775, ,753 3,889,242 2,838, ,522 1,317,826 A Year Ago - 9,371, ,16) 4,398,196 2, , ,585 ShIPMENTS DURING L1K Manitoba , ,995 23, ,289 Saskatchewan 4,205, ,191 1,71.8,349 1,223, , ,484 Alberta 1,858,480 39, ,832 1,003, , ,747 T o t a 1 6,556, ,650 3,257, , , ,520' Total-A Week Ago 7,902, ,630 3,168, , ,285 A Year Ago 6,30, ,789,716 2,431, , ,786 TOTAL FARMERS' MARKETINGS, INCLUDING LOADINGS OVER PLATFORME IN WESTERN CANADA AUGUST 1, 1948 TO OCTOBER 28, 1948 Country Vlheat Durum Elevators (Except Durum) Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed - bushels Manitoba 25,910,073 4,219,223 11,081,851 12,685.5 :c Saskatchewan 101,655,835 6,600,981 15,858,655 12,131, , Alberta 55,959, ,641,801 10,092, ,819 1,769,163 T 0 t a 1 183,525,301 11,276,233 35,582,307 34,909,077 10,389,680 11,360,66C

11 OCKS in Store..ctober 28, 1948 LC1I?FS during week SHIPMENTS during week Lake Rail Mi11ed or Processed PCEIPTS Aug. 1, 1948 to date ShIPMENTS Aug.. 1, 1948 Lake Rail Milled or Processed FORT NILrIM.ORT ARTHUR - ST3CRiEIJS Aim SNTS (Licensed capacity of semi-public elevators, private terminals and mill elevators 76,267,210 bushels) Wheat Dururn Flax- (except Durum) Theat Oats F3nrley Rye seed bushels - 19,211, ,191 5,798, ,429 5,991,158 4,284, ,938 2 ) , , ,496, ,146 2,464,136 2,083, , ,044 9,300 4, , ,386-3,420 2,267-53,209 32,371-50,347, , ,433 18, ,113 G p to date 37,684, ,118,251 13,677, , ,931 2,441 45,000 2,288, , , , ,476 - WESTltNGRAININSECTED The following is a summary of the cars of western Canadian grain both old and new crop inspected by the Board of Grain Commissioners during the period August 1 to October 28, 1948 inclusive, 'IHEAT Cars OATS Cars BARLEY Cars 1 Hard 9 2 G.W & 2 O.W. 6-row Northern 14,557 Ex. 3 C C.W. 6-row 2,974 2 Northern 22,281 3 C.W. 3, !. 2-row 68 3 Northern Feed 3,456 2 & 3 C.W. Yellow Northern Feed Feed 4,145 5 lheat Feed Feed Wheat 64 Mixed Feed 3 3 Feed 608 Feed Wheat 8 Tough 352 Tough 766 Toughs 3,452 A.11 others 913 All others 122 All others LQ Lk L LLi -. _Q4 4 Cars EL4LSEED Cars CORN Cars 7. & 2 C.W. 2,664 1 C.W. 5,013 1 C.W. Yellow 6 0,1!. 1,229 2 C.N Yellow - 4. C1! C.I.T C.?!. Yellow 2 Tough 137 Tough 25 4 C.W. Yellow others 53 All others 37 Tough All otiers - 5 T 0 TA L_

12 DAILY?IXED DOMESTIC AND EXPORT WESTERN GRAIN PRICES AND CLOSING CASH QUOTATIONS ON THE WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 30, 1948 (1) Class l(domestic Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Weekly Average cents and eighths per bushel - (A) Domestic Use 2, 1 Hard _._ 225 2J. 1 Northern Northern Northern Northern Number Number Feed C.W. Garnet C.VT. Garnet C.W. Garnet aberta Red Vinter C: 2 Alberta Vinter idberta nter Duruin VIhe 1 C.?1. Amber 2 C.W. Amber C.W. Amber (B) Initial paymen ir.tr 'e1'1 (2) Class 11(Expor (A) United Kingdo;. 1 Hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern (B) Coinmerci. 1 Hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Norther: Durum Wie 1 C.W. Amber 2 C.V. uiiber 3 C.W., Amber / j / /3 / Price basis in store Fort William-Port Arthur nc1 1 or Vancouver. 2/ Includes 5 cents per ushe1 carrying charge -P

13 DAILY FIXED DOMESTIC AND EXPORT WESTERN GRAIN PRICES AND CLOSiNG CASH QUOTATIONS ON TEE WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE WEEK ENDED OCTOEER 30, 1948 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Oct Weekly Average OATS (1) Domestic, Producers and Export - cents and eighths per bushel - 2 C.W. 79/6 81/1 82/7 80/ /4 80/6 Ex. 3 C.W /5 80/1 77/3 78/ /2 3 C.W. 76/6 78/1 79/7 77/ Ex. 1 Feed 76/6 78/1 79/7 77/ Feed 75 76/4 78/1 75/ /1 2 Feed 73/2 74/1 75/3 72/5 73/4 72/4 73/4 3 Feed 70/6 69/3 69/5 69/4 69/1 69/4 69/5 BARLEYI/ (1) Domestic, Producers and Export 1 C.W. Six-Row /7 138/ /5 133/ C.W. Six-Row /7 138/ /5 133/ C.W. Six-Row /7 128/ /5 123/3 126/3 1 C.W. Two-Row /7 122/ /5 119/3 120/3 2 C.W. Two-Row /7 122/ /5 119/3 120/3 2 C.W. Yellow /7 117/ /5 114/3 115/6 3 C.W. Yellow /7 116/ /5 111/3 114/3 1 Feed /7 112/ /5 109/3 110/6 2 Feed 103/6 106/7 106/ /1 106/3 105/7 3 Feed /7 103/ /5 102/7 102/6 4 RTE' (1) Domestic, Producers and Export 2 C.W. 171/3 174/3 174/3 170/2 165/ /6 3 C.W. 166/4 169/4 169/5 165/4 160/5 158/ C.W. 162/3 165/3 165/3 161/2 15/ /6 &goty 151/3 154/3 154/3 150/2 145/ /6 Rejected 2 C.W. 157/3 160/3 160/3 156/2 15./' /6 FLAXSEED ly (1) Domestic, Producers and Export 1 C.W C.W C.V : C.W / Price Basis in Store Fort Vllliam-Port Arthur and/or Vancouver.

14 DAILY FIXED DOLE3TIC AND iiuit C3TEtN GRAIN PRICES AND CLOSING CASH VOTATIONS (I'T THE WINNIPEG GRAIN ichiinge, IiJRING ThE 1(2'1TH OF OCTOBER 1948 October Average / /u 230/( 235/u 232/t (1) Domest October Average WHEAT (cents and eighths per bushel) (1) Class 1 (Domestic) BARLEY (A) Domestic Use / (l)domesticfroducers & Lxort 1 Hard Northern C.W. Six-Row 1U/2 2 Northern C.W. Six-Row 130/2 3 Northern C.W. Six-Row 121/1 4 Northern C.W. Two-Row 114/5 Number C.W. Two-Row 114/5 Number C.W. Yellow 113 Feed C.W. Yellow 112, 1 C.W. Garnet Feed 109, 2 C.W. Garnet 1 2 Feed 105/E3 3 C.W. Garnet J 1 Alberta Red Winter 2 Alberta winter 3 Alberta Winter 20a 1 D nn -min Whant 1 C.VI. Amber C.W. Amber C.W. Amber 200 (B) Irtitia1Payrient to Pruducers 50 per bushel under (2) Class II (Export (A) United Kingdom 1 hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern (B) Commercial 1 Hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern Dtirum heat 1 C.W. Amber 2 C.W. Amber 3 CW. jnber 2 C.N. 3 G.W. 159H 4 C.W. 155, Ergoty 144 1C.W. 2 C.W C c.;. 375 / Irice basis in 3tore Fort ii11iamr:/ur ;FCc"uVr 4 OATS.2-s (1) Do 2 C.. Ex. 3 C.W. 3 C.W. Ex. 1 Feed 1 Feed 2 Feed 3 Feed 75/ 75/ 75/ 73/ 71j 69 F

15 WINN IPEG GRAIN?UTURES October 25 October 26 October 2? October 28 October 29 October 30 C A T S - cents and eigbths per bushel - uctober 79/6 Cl/i 82/7 80/ /4 )ecember 73-73/1 74/3 74/5 74/4 74/1 74/4 jqy 7303/1 74/1 74/2-/3 78/5-/6 73/1 73/2-14 :- ARLEY October /? 116/ /5 118 r December 106/3-/5 108/7 108/4-/ /5-/6 108/3-/4 May 106/5-/6 108/5 108/2-/3 107/5_/ /1 106/3 R Y E October 171/3 174/3 174/3 170/2 165/4 164/4 December 171/7 174/6 174/ / /3 May 174/ / /4 169/2 166/6 DAILY Q.UOTATIONS AD WEEKLY 0ERAG3 OF (ttario W1EAT AND C0AR3E GRAIN DEIIVERED IN CJRLOTS AT YCETREAL AND TORONTO WEEK ENDED OCTDBER 30, 1948 M 0 N T R E A L Oct. Cct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Weekly Average - cenl;s and eighths per bushel - No. 1 White Wheat / No. 2 h1te Wheat J No. 3 white Wheat!/ on June 18 the )ciriister of Trade and Conmerce announced that the ceiling price on Ontario Vhnter Wheat was being removed, effective that date. The additional Treasury Payment of 8 cents per bushel, is discontinued concurrent with the removal of the price ceiling. The price of Cntario Winter 'hat is accordingly free to find its own level under prevailing conditions. FORONTO 0its, to. 2 White Sarley, good malting iye No Oo, Yellow 15% Moisture Liuckwheat :ixed Grain

16 CLEARANCES OF VHEAT BY PORTS FOR THE VEK ENDED OCTOBER 28, 1948 ITh C0ARABLE FIGURES FOR THE SAME WEEK LAST YEAR Week ended Week ended October 28, 1948 October 30, bushels - Montreal ,195,436.1 Sorel 328, ,196 Three Rivers Churchill Vancouver-New estmir1ster : U.S.A. Ports 186,667 T 0 T A L 2,201,799 2,312,235 WITH COIAPARABLE FIGURES FOR TRE PREVIOUS CROP YEAR bushels - Montreal 21 17,400,261 I,7 Sorel 890, ,99Y Three Rivers 1,572, ,163 Ift West St. rohn Churchill 5,314,510 4,97575:3 Vancouver-New Westminster 21 4,278,400 4,484,:10 U. S. A. Ports ,000 T 0 T A L 29,641, Revised. - 11

17 LAKE SHIPMENTS FROM THE HEAD OF THE LAKES FROM OCTOBER 21 TO OCTOBER / p Leat(ox. urum)!)urum wheat Oats Bar1ey Rye Flaxseed Georgian Bay Lower & upper Lake St. Lawrence Buffalo Other TOTAL Lake Forts Ports Ports U.S.A. - bushels G2 l,92o,o1e 289,7 1Qf,870 5,489, , ,947 1,436, , ,618-2,583,123 1, , ,164, , , ,983 T 0 T A L , , , ,679 11,463,706 October 21 to October 31, ,694,848 4,597, , ,879 15,317,072 LAKE SHIPMENTS FROM THE HEAD OF THE LAKES FOR THE PERIOD FROM OPENING OF NAVIGATION TO OCTOBER 28, 1948 Georgian Bay Lower & Upper Lake St. Lawrence Buffalo Other TOTAL Lake Ports Ports Ports U.S.A. - bushels - Wheat (ex. Durum) 44,843, ,990 3,619,458 2,113, ,829 Dururn wheat ,461 1,031,090 73, ,014,910 Oats ,279 3, ,826 5,537, , ,692 Barley ,264 6, ,329, , ,304 Rye ,063 1,244, , , , Flxseed 42' ,902,722 1,768, ,605,305 1jixed ui.n 44, ,651 g r T ) T A L 72, , ,642,978 9,861,791 5,E ,976 April 16 to October 31, ,248,638 62,179, , , , j/ Subject to revision

18 ' >- - - rs OF CANADIAN GRAIN TO TIM UNITED ATES WEEK ENDED OC2OBER 28, Pacific Coast 7J'estern Ft.?1illiam Eastern o eiials - Elevators Pt._Arthur Elevators TOTAL - bushels - '.VH1AP Vessel - 495,509 49,E9) By Rai OATS By Vessel - 9,Gl? By Rail 2 7,020 17, , ,1 B ARLEY By Ves:. By r 1 RYE By ' H LT,1E I Theat Oats Barley Rye Flax seed TOTAL SHIYMENTS SINCE AUG1JTJ. J 194: - - 2,791, ,939 5, ,483, ,492,812 38, ,940 -,79l,7 6,206,; 2,724,8. 1,530,8 2,9 CANADIAN CORN AND WESTERN $UNFLO Receipts, Shipments and Stocks week ended Octobe1 Western Ft.?i11iarn- Easte Elevators Pt. Arthur Elev CANADIAN WETtN CORN (bushels) Receipts during week 7, 5,30l - Receipts Aug. 1 to date Shipments during week 1,770 - Stocks in Store 87, ,874 38,706 CANJAN EAST!N CORN Receipts during week - - Receipts Aug. 1 to date - - Shipments during week Stocks in Store 4,268 6,C, CANADIAN ESTIN SU1'WLGt S (pounds) Receipts during week u,55U Receipts Aug. 1 to date 5,111,950 - Shipments during week 756,410 - Stocks in Store 2,851, ,u1,