D.B.S. MEMORA. Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottw\Canada GRAIN STATISTICS WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
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1 D.B.S. MEMORA Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottw\Canada M Vol. 31 No. 10 PriCe $2 a year c_i GRAIN STATISTICS WEEK ENDED OCTOBER Prepared in Crops Section, AGRICULTURE DIVISION.
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5 VISIBLi SUIl LY OF W1rAT Stocks of Canadian wheat in store or in transit in North America at nidnighl. October 5, 95O totalled 172,2l,O52 bushels. This represented an increase of 14,412,968 bushels compared with the total at September 28, 1950 October 5, Week October 6, 150 Trevjous bushels western ['ivision / 1astern Lake Ports Eastern Jeaboard Ports In Transit Lake In Transit Rail (Eastern Division) In Store Canada In Store U,3.1i., Totals 115,739, l8,541 12,7141,192 14,504, ,924, ,363 10,/22,076 10,482,786 9,109,667 3,025,549 2,389,602 8,504, k0l,7 97 5, ,c01, ,196, ,723, , ,408, ,853, LU:1) LA(Ji'INGS The following quantities of wheat and coarse grain were delivered from farms in western Canada:.eek ended Week Aug. 1 to same Period October 5150 Previous October 6/50 Year Azo bushels heat (except Durum) 19,917,738 35,788, ,077, ,784,854 'i:rurn wheat 840,148 1,029,332 3,131, ,434 Oats 3,6!7,820 5,308,906 15,707,407 33,336,139 Barley 4,147,696 8,229,719 25,185,596 31,608,852 Rye 315, ,133 4,833,011 4, '1axseed 32,698 70,/ ,050 Totals ,27) 4 51,04/, ,084, ,158,398 j/ Western Division includes Country Elevators, Interior Private and fill VancouverNew Westminster, Churchill, Fort i11iam1ort Arthur and In Transit Rail, details on lage 2.
6 CANADIAN GRATh IN S'IOIE OCTO}3LR 5, 1950 COUNTRY ELEVATORS Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed TOTAL bushels Manitoba,L ,!67,025 5,020, ,T76 5,>9 16,322,799 Saskatchewan 58,157,01k 5,571,765 5,917,919 1,601,?78 4, Alberta Qp_ 69 p Totals 04,305,097 10,819,981 16,311,900 2,833.85h 159, ,428,194 INT. Fm. & MILL 3,967, ,618 10, ,3147 1NT. Ti1tMINALS 536, , ,111,269 VkNCOUVER..NE WEST. 10,010,176 16,979 45,109 1,358 lo,o7,222 CHURCHILL 397, FT. 1I.LFT. AR. / 20,185,701 2,331,105 1L,83, ,075,185 74,507 32,180,340 IN TRANSIT RAIL Totals, West. Div. 145,739, ,214 26,188,! , , ,389,899 iastirn LAKE FORTS Collingwood Midland Midland, 3imcoe Midland, Tiffin Midland, Aberdeen Owen Jound Fort I1d1ljcoll Goderich L. & T. floderich, I,F.N. Sarnia Ft. Colborne, N,H.i3. Pt. ColLorne, M.L. Humberstone Tronto 4a1kervi11e Kingston 1ev. Co. Prescott Totals 437,076 2,48 3 2, , ,833 1, , , ,270 1,014, ,187 60,914 4, , ,855 69, ,185, ,157 1,063, , ,970 19, ,240,740 61,646 61, , ,624 2,317, ,695 21,152 3,254 53, , ,013 1,134,630 41,099 14,079 13,361 1,203,169 1,429,364 1,429, ,553 38, ,018 1,233, ,971: 28, :97 65, , ,810 8,987 97,468 19, , , ,47L 36,264 88, ,744, , , , ,699 14,730,671 Includes the following grains in store private terminals: oats 25,538 bushels; Barley 958,516 bnshe1s
7 CANADIAN GRAIN IN STORE OCTOBER 5, 1950 (cont'd) EA.TEi1N 3I.AiQARD FORTS Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed TOV.L bushels Montreal, N.H.B. Montreal,Dom.E1.Ltd. Sorel Three Rivers uebe c Saint John Totals 5,899, ,485 55, , ,324 7, 1 39, ,410 9, , ,672 1,401,831 1, ,036 1,494,745 1,528,,835 5,406 4, ,738 1,512,950 62,124 43,916 1, ,422,076!35, , , ,324 12, IN TRAflSIT LAKL IN TRANSIT RAIL,025,50 441,701, 709, , ,299 4,634,890 ' 669,862 44, ' Totals, East. Div. 26,861,679 1,764,633 1,384, ,095,535 IN STORE CANADA 172,601,586 16,981, ,042 7,882,905 2,446, ,485,434 / UNITSD STATIS FORTS Buffalo Buffalo Afloat Chicago IN jtore U.3.A , ,270 1,016, , , , , ,270 1,270,773 IN JTORE CANADA) AND U.3..) 172,821,052 1/ 17,161,884 27,573,042 8,754,175 2,446, , ? / Includes 7,499,812 bushels of Durum wheat 0 3
8 CANADLN tat1rn GRAIN IN 610 EASThRN ELZVhT0Rj OCTOBER Flax Buck 3oyheat Oats Bar1 ite_ seed Corn wheat Feas beans buhe1s Oarnia 401, Pt. Colborr.e / 642, , 361 1, Toronto 452, ,852 3,675 1,081 1,333 a1kervi11e 1414, ,970 28,019 3,858 Irescott ,538 Montreal, ,972 61,189 1() ,892 Montreal, D.. 6, uebec Totals 1,550,745 77, , ,521 3,951 3,930 31, ,333 are Date 191j9 2,41L, ,523 21i9,101 2,515 7,962 19, ,310 / includes Humberstoe. UNIThD STAL3 CTILl. F0t1IGI: (IiiALE IN 3T0It iil.l'i0, OCT0L3E2 5, 1950 Buck Argentine iiheat Oats 2ar1ey Corn wheat Oats bushels Collingwood 602, ,416 Eid1nd, Sirncoe Midland, Tiffin 882,150 1, Midland, aberdeen 55, , Owen Sound 569,633 85,360 Port McNicoll 3,379, ,935 Goderich 318,062 Pt. Colborne, N.H.B. 11,097 57,401 Pt. Colbofne, M.L. 5,355 Toronto 146,134 35,249 Kingston 18,968 a1kervi11e 121,1471 3arnia 102,067 Prescott 209,100 7,000 Montreal, N.J1.. 7,772 36, , ,913 Montreal,D.E. 21, orel 77,189 67, ,061 Three Rivers 16, uebec 29,739 4,000 Totals 3,322,474 36,103 2,511,551 2,267, ,774 ame Date , ,865 2,486, ,938 1!
9 STOCKS IN STORE AND AFLOAT BY PRINCIPAL GRADES AT F1JIC AND 3IPUBLIC TERI4INALS AND EA5TIRN ELEVATORS WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 5, 1950 Interior Vancouver Ft. William EA1'r"JT0tL5 Terms. New ftest. Pt. Arthur Bay & Lower Lake Lower Man & Victoria Elevators Upper & Upper St. time Lake St. Lawr, Lawrence Ports bushels WHEAT 1 Northern 1,786 2,402,076 1,001, ,769 1,125,141 1,965,654 2 Northern 1,398 3, ,06, ,651,453 5,847,852 3 Northern 2, 224,348 1,124, , ,938 4 Northern 1,430,246 2,429, , , Number 5 250,564 30,522 2,684, , , Number 6 183,521 6,943 1,323,918 63,069 39,156 Feed 88,806 1, , C.. Garnet ,330 2 C.W. Garnet 92, ,868 32, ,682 3 C.J. Garnet 288, ,930 28,353 5,079 Tough Contract 7, ,684 Others 10, ,547 1,079, , ,644 25,847 Eastern Totals 5j , ,kl7,1j DURUN 1 G.W. Amber 22,575 18, C.W. Amber 81,136 19,163 29, ,770 3 C.W. Amber 1,139, ,221 8,452 1,317,979 4 C... Amber 44,901 Tough Durum Others _38300 Totals _1.0332, 54 i4l2.49, tl jok Totals, vdheat 536,170 10,010,776 20,185,701 7,481,666 5,262,526 10,122,076 'P C. Lt i..) 2C ,L16 45, Ex. 3 C.W , ,664 7,512 3 C.I , , ,395 34,203 13,888 Ex. 1 Feed 1, , , ,745 1 Feed 688 L24 886, ,805 77, ,230 15,987 2 Fted ,247 12,532 20,066 3 Feed ,972 1,999 Mixed Feed ,281 1,945 2,527 14,774 Tough 7,406 11,1464 Others 2,613 2,137 22,417 2, Eastern Totals , , , , ,297 15,987
10 STOCKS IN STORE AND AILOAT BY FRINCIPAL GRADES AT FtJILIC AND 3111IPUBLIC TEItMINALS AND EA3TERN ELEVATORS WEEK ided OCT013ER 5, 1950 Interior VancouverFt. ilhiani EASTIN ELEVATORS Terms. New 'est. Pt. Arthur Bay & Lower Lake Lower Man & Victoria Elevators Upper & Upper St. time Lake S t, Lawr, Lawrence Forts bushels BARLEY 2C Q, SixRow 70,155 3 C.. 3ixIow , C., TwoRow 51,693 2 C., Yellow Yellow Feed 2,323 11, ,190 22,007 19,303 29,438 2 Feed 7, ,084 68,989 13,029 58, Feed 125 1, ,159 17,400 1,757 11,972 Tough 1 3, ,797. Others ,998 1,264,733 4,065 70, Eastern 85, ,390 Totals 532,058 45,109 3,875, , , ,744 RYE 2C, ,512,204 37,192 74, ,137 3 C.. 1,358 1,251,367 51,692 Tough 98,133 Others 36, ,681 Eastern ,361 10,141 Totals 36,671 1,358 4,075,185 65,211 87, ,970 FLAX 1 C , , ,054 2 C 0 ;, C.i. 3:707 5,994 Tough 118 Others 20,505 Eastern 3, Totals 754,507 33, , ,324 Grand Totals 1,111,269 10,074,222 31,196,286 8,476,641 6,254,030 11,992,411 15,987 RAJESEED 15,900 pounds. 6
11 COUNT.Y ELEVATOR STOCKS, fteceipts AND SHIPthNTS Wi1K 1DED OCTOBER 5, 1950 Country Wheat Durum Flax Elevators (except Durum) wheat Oats 3ar1e Rye seed bushels v' STOCKS IN STORE Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Totals Totals week Ago Year Ago i1ecii'ts Ianitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Totals Totals week Ago Year Ago 8,055,219 /16,00 2,/167, , ,376 52,549 55,553,484 2,603,530 5,571,765 5,917, ,778 46, / ,781,191 5, ,700 60, , ,316,619 10,819,98116,311,900 2,831, ,362 87,173, ,950 9,026,33515,009,832 2,789, ,538 96,85,57 2,896,891 12,048,,58,3l7 3, ,803 2,11l,935 99, , ,568 16,548 14,284 12,562, ,456 1,938,370 1,374, ,181 10, ,105 l,1q4,864 99, A , ,937 3,598,055 4,129, ,451 31,424 35,342,663 1,003,900 5,255,559 8, ,858 18,873, ,943 5,616,592 4,021, , ,07 SH IFMENTS Manitoba 780, ,121 1, ,710 6,731 Saska Ichewan 3,585, , Alberta 1,5.55,455 17,923 3,77 599,881 50, / Totals 5, , , , ,969 8,600 Totals Week LO , ,1,97 1,752,719 2,972, ,653 1,322 Year Apo 9, ,885., , ,O91i6621 TOTAL FARMiS' MARKETIIGS, INCLUDING rlatfoit 9 8AD1.NGs IN WiSTIRN CANADA AUG. 1 TO OCT. 5 heat Dururn Flax. (except Dururn) wheat Oats Barley Rye seed bushels Manitoba 9,629, ,208 11,161,395 9,741, , ,828 Saskatchewan 69,113,008 2,597,417 7,802, ,633,808 2,960,917 35,243 Alberta , ,.028 1,740,557 6,8O7j121,757 64,733 Totals 116,077,487 3,131,653 15,707,LO7 25,185, , ,804 mm
12 FORT ILLIAhF0RT ARTHUR JTOCK3 ktcii?t tnd 31UFKNTS (Licensed capacity of semipublic terminals and private elevators 84,452,210 bushels) Wheat Durum Flax _(except thiruri) wheat Oats Barley Rye seed STOCKS IN 3TORE October 5, 1950 SCIPT3 during week 1HIHJT3 during week r~l ake aii illed or Processed UCiI1TS August 1 to October 5, 1950 shhrknts August 1 to October 5, 1950 Lake Rail 1i1led or Iroce"sed bushels 18,853,153 1,332,548,331 2,105 4,33 8,842 4,075, ,507 L,657, ,256 1,365,064 2,469, ,443 3,199 2,277, , , ,204 85, ,187 9,369 4, , ,181 5, ,758 39,159 1,519 23,937,154 1,424,873 6,673,870 8,626, ,816 31,164 18,982,081. 1,076,156 5,753,546 4,371, ,180 2,010, ,753 1,733, 077 1,041,535 6,300 73,665 28,974 1,505 29, $ 83 3,496 WESTERN GRAIN IN3IiCTED Sunrnary of cars of western Canadian grain both old and new crop inspected by the Board of Grain Commissioners August 1 to October 7, 1950 inclusive. ILAT Cars OATS Cars BARLLI Cars 1 Northern 3,136 2 C.W C.. orow Northern 9,125 Ex.3 C.v C.. ôrow 2,093 3 Northern 2,979 3 C. 1,006 4 C.'. 6row Northern 2,004 sx.1 Feed C.bi. 2row 24 No. 5 3,203 1 Feed 1,374 3 C.. 2row 153 No. 6 1,680 2 Feed C.. Yellow 4 Feed wheat Feed 18 1 Feed 1,149 Toughs 929 Hxed Feed 2 2 Feed 943 All others 2,009 Tough 33 3 Feed 446 All others 7 Tough 40 All others 92 Total _25488 Total 3573 Total 6052.YE FiAXSE.jD CORN 1 C.W. 2 1 C.v C.. Yellow 2 C., C.W. 1 2 C.W, Yellow / 2 3 C.; C.W. 3 C..i. Yellow 4 C.W C.d. 4. C.W. Yellow 2 Tough 228 Tough Tough All others 212 All others All others / Total 1,689 _Total Total 5 Ii deek ending September 30 should read; 2 c.w. yellow 2 cars and All others
13 DAILY FIXED E3T±121 1 PRICES AND 0PN MARK1T CL03ING CASH 4UOTATIONS ENDING OCTOI3ER 7, 1950 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Weekly 2 3k Averape cents and eighths jer bushel (A) CANADIAN ThAT I3OARD CASH ritices WH1AT / (i) Initial 1yment to lroducers Pool 1 Hard /! Northern Northern Northern Northern Number Number Feed (2) Domestic and Extort Jlnternationai Wheat greement) 1 Hard 191/ /6 190/4 190/1 190/ Northern 191/4 188/4 188/6 190/4 190/4 190/li Northern 188/4 185/4 185/6 187/! 187/1. 187/ Northern 183/ /1f 182/4 182/ Northern 179/4 176/4 176/6 178/4 178/4 177/4 177/7 Nuither 5 171//i 168/4 ] /4 170/ /6 Number 6 167/4 164/4 161f / /4 164/4 165/6 Feed 164/4 161/4 1.i/6 163/4 163/4 161/4 162/6 I C.. Garnet 183/4 180/4 180/6 182/4 182/4 182/ C.d. Garnet 180/4 177/4 177/6 179/4 179/4 179/ C.W. Garnet 177/4 174/4 174/6 176/4 176/4 176/1s Alta. Red Iinter 191/4 188/4 188/6 190/4 190/4 190/ Alberta vinter 188/4 185/4 185/ 6 187/4 187/4 187/ Alberta '.dnter 183/4 180/4 180/6 182/4 182/4 182/ C.W. Amber Durum 191/4 188/4 188/6 190/4 190/4 190/ C.. Amber Durum 189/4 186/4 186/6 188/4 188/4 188/ C.W. Amber Durum 179/4 176/4 176/6 178/4 178/4 178/4 178 (3) xport Class 11 1 Hard 196/4 193/4 193/6 195/4 195/4 195/ Northern 196/4 193/ /4 195/4 195/ Northern 193/4 190/4 190/6 192/4 192/4 192/ Northern 188/4 185/4 185/6 187/4 187/4 187/ C.W. Amber Durum 196/4 193/4 19 3/6 195/4 195/4 195/ C.W. Amber Durum 194/4 191/4 191/6 193/4 193/4 193/ C,W. Amber Durum 179/4 176/4 176/6 178/4 178/14 178/4 178
14 DAILY FIXED 3TE1tN GRAIN 1It1CL3 AND 0FiN ARKT CLOSING CASH 4UOTATIONS WE ENDING OCTOBER 7, 1950 (A) CANAL\N 1rAT ARPC ii (CQ d) OATS (1) Initial Payment to_producersi5o5l 2 C.. 65 ix. 3 c.; c,w. 62 Ex. 1 Feed 62 1 Feed 60 2 Feed 53 3 Feed (2) Domestic andex 2 C.i, 93/2 Ex. 3 C.. 91/2 3 C.W. 90/2 Ex, 1 Feed 89/2 1 Feed 87/2 2 Feed 85/2 3 Feed 80/2 Jet. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.Oct. Weekly eighths per bushel Averaze /6 92/2 90/6 91/ /6 90/2 88/6 89/ /6 88/6 87/2 87/6 89/4 88/6 87/1k 87/6 86/2 86/6 88/4 87/5 85/2 85/6 83/6 84/ /3 83/6 83/6 81/6 81/6 83/4 83/2 78/6 79/2 77/6 78/ BARI / Til Initial Payment to [rodu'ers Pool 1 C,, iixrow C.W. SixRow C.. TwoRow C., TwoRow C.. SixRow C. W. Yellow CW0 Yellow C.J, sixrow C,4 0 TwoRow Feed Feed Feed (2) Domestic and Export 2 1 C.. SixRow 157/4 154/4 2 C,W. SixRow 157/4 154/14 1 C.. TwoRow 146/4 143/4 2 C., TwoRow 146/4 143/4 3 C.., SixRow 155/4 152/4 2 C.W. Yellow 141/4 136/4 3 CoW. Yellow 139/4 134/4 A C.W, 3ixRow 139/4 134/4 3 C.W. TwoRow 135/4 131/14 1 Feed /4 2 Feed 134/4 129/4 3 Feed 129/4 124/ /6 157/4 160/2 157/ /6 157/4 160/2 157/ /6 146/4 149/2 146/ /6 146/4 149/2 146/ /6 155/4 158/2 155/ /6 17/4 140/2 138/ /6 135/4 138/2 136/ /6 135/4 138/2 136/ /6 132/4 135/2 133/ /6 131/4 134/2 132/ / /6 130/ / /6 12 5/5 10
15 DAILY FIXED EST±RN GRAIN PRICES AND OPEN MARKET CLOSING CASH QUOTATIONS WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 7, 1950 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Weekly 2 _ Averag cents and eighths per bushel (13) 1 ThNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE CASH :UOTATIONS / OATS (1) Domestic and Export 2 C.W. Ex. 3 C.W. 3 C.W. Ex. 1 Feed 1 Feed 2 Feed 3 Feed BARLEY (I) Domestic and Export 1 C.W. SixRow 2 C.W. SixRow 1 C.W. TwoRow 2 C.W. TwoRow 3 C.W. SixRow 2 C.W. Yellow 3 C.. Yellow 4 C.W. SixRow 3 C.W. TwoRow 1 Feed 2 Feed 3 Feed 92/2 90/6 91/2 89/6 90/ /2 89/6 90/2 88/6 89/ /2 87/6 88/2 86/6 87/ / / /3 88/2 87/2 86/6 84/6 85/2 83/2 83/5 85/4 84/7 84/2 82/2 82/6 80/6 81/ /3 79/2 77/2 77/6 76/2 76/5 78/4 77/5 157/4 154/4 155/7 157/6 157/3 160/2 157/2 157/4 154/4 155/7 157/6 157/3 160/2 157/2 146/4 143/4 14//7 146/6 146/3 149/2 146/2 146/4 143/6 1414/7 146/6 146/3 149/2 146/2 155/4 152/4 153/7 155/6 155/3 158/2 155/2 134/4 130/4 131/7 133/6 133/3 136/2 133/3 133/4 128/4 129/7 131/6 131/3 134/2 131/4 134/4 128/4 129/7 131/6 131/3 134/2 131/6 132/4 128/4 128/7 130/6 130/3 133/2 130/6 132/4 128/4 128/7 130/6 130/3 133/2 130/6 131/4 127/4 126/1 128/6 128/3 131/ /4 122/4 121/7 123/6 123/3 126/2 124 RYE T3 Domestic and Export and Froducers' Prices 2 C,v /4 141/ /7 3 C.W /4 136/ /7 4 C.W /4 131/ /7 Ergoty /4 125/ /7 Rejected 2 C.W /4 127/ /7 FLAXSEED i) Domestic and Export and Producers' Prices 1 C.1, /1 2 C.W /1 3 C.W /1 4 C.d /1 / Basis in store Fort Wil,liamFort Arthur or Vancouver. / Basis in store Fort WilliamPort Arthur. / For local sales and for spot sales subject to confirmation, 11
16 AVUAGE j/ OF DAILY FIXED ETERN GRAIN I RICES AND OPEN MARKET CA3II.UOTATIONS DURING SFSITE24BER 1950 (A) çanadian WHEAT BOARD CASH IRICES cents and eighths per bushel) WHEAT / OATS / (i) Initial Payment to Iroducers (1) Initial Payment to Producers Iool Pool 1 Hard ( Northern 110 Ex, 3 C Northern C W o 62 3 Northern 130 Lx, 1 Feed 62 4 Northern Feed 60 Number Feed 53 Number Feed 48 Feed 100 (2) Domestic and Export.3/ (2) Domestic and Export jternationa1 ;lheat AgreementJ 1 Hard Northern Northern 194/7 3 Northern Northern 186/2 Number Number Feed 171/1 1 CW, Garnet C.W. Garnet C.W. Garnet 184/1 1 A1ta Red Winter Alta, Winter Alta. Winter C.W. Amber Durum C.V. Amber Durum C,v. Amber Durum 186/1 (3) Export Class 11 1 Hard 199/1 1 Northern 199/1 2 Northern Northern 191/1 1 C.W.Amber Durum 199/1 2 C,W, Amber Durum 197/1 ' Amber Durur. 18/1 2 C.'n. 92/1 EX. 3 C.. 89/7 3 C.W. 88/4 Ex. 1 Feed 88/2 1 Feed 87/1 2 Feed 83/7 3 Feed 80 BARLEY / (i) Initial Payment to Producers Pool 1 C. W DjxRow 95 2 C.W..ixRow 95 1 C.1. TwoRow 89 2 C.W. TwoRow 89 3 C.W. SixRow 93 2 C.W. Yellow 89 3 C,W. Yellow 87 4 C.W. SixRow 88 3 C.W. TwoRow 87 1 Feed 87 2 Feed 80 3 Feed 75 (2) Domestic and Export 1 C.. SixRow 15 3/6 2 G.W. SixRow 153/6 1 C.W. TwoRow G.W. TwoRow C.. SixRow 151/6 2 C.W. Yellow 143/6 3 C.W. Yellow 141/6 4 C. W. SixRow 114 1/6 3 C., 1 Feed TwoRow 139/4 138/7 2 Feed 136/2 3 Feed 130/7 12
17 AVERAGE / OF DAILY FIXED 6h3TzliN Gli.AIN PRICES AND OIii MARKET CASH 4UOTNIIONS DURING SE1T2iBER 1950 () WINNIPEG GRATh EXCHANGECASH QUOTATIONS / cents and eighths per bushel OATS (1) Domestic and Export 2 C.W. 91/1 ix. 3 89/4 3 C.W. 88/2 Ex. 1 Feed 87/6 1 Feed 86/4 2 Feed 83/3 3 Feed BARJ2Y (f) Domestic and Export 1 C.W. SixRow 152/1 2 C.W. SixRow 152/1 1 C.W. TwoRow C.W. TwoRow C.. SixRow 150/1 2 C.W. Yellow 138/3 3 C.W. Yellow C.W. sixrow 138/3 3 C.W. TwoRow Feed Feed 135/5 3 Feed 130/3 RYE UT Domestic and Expprt and Froducer& Prices 2 C.W. l07 3 C.W. 139/5 4 C.W. 132/4 Ergoty 12 5/1 Rejected 2 C.. 128/4 FLAXSEED TT Domestic ar.dort and Producers' Prices 1 C.W. 388/1 2 C.W. 383/1 3 C.. 363/1 i.. C.W. 358/1 / Basis in store Fort WilliamFort Arthur or Vancouver / Basis in store Fort WilliamPort Arthur / For local sales and for spot sales and subject to confirmation id Includes 25 days marketing quotations 13
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18 ]LNNIHG GRAIN FUTUIS Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct cents and eighths per bushel OtTS October 90/2 88/6 89/2 87/6 88/1 90 December 78/ /2 78/1 78/1 79 May 77/ / /1 BARLEY October 131/4 128/4 129/7 131/6 131/3 134/2 December 114/1 112/2 113/3 114/5 116/3 119/1 May 111/1/2 109/ /1 111/2 112/4 114/2/3 RYE October /4 141/ December /6 140/ /6 May 145/ /7 145/1.]2 145/6 146/4 148/4 DAILY 4U0TATI0NS AND WEEKLY AVkAGE3 OF ONTARIO WHEAT AND COARSE GRAIN DELIVERED IN CARLOTS AT MONTREAL AND TOItONTO WMK tded OCTOBER 7, 1950 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Weekly Average cents and eighths per bushel No. 1 White Wheat No. 2 White iheat No. 3 White Wheat TORONTO Oats, No. 2 v&ite / /5 Barley, good malting /6 Rye No /2 Corn, Yellow 15% Moisture Buckwheat Tough Mixed Grain /6 1/1
19 OVRSEJ CLEAR NC OF HEAT BY FORTS FOR ThU WUUK UN DEl) OCTOBER 5, 1950 Ol1?ABL FICUft FOH 11f Eh LAT Y ut ITH Week nded week Ended Octoer October bushels Nontreal 1,206,230 2,744,359 Sorel uebec 178,498 Churchill 537, ,000 VancouverNew Westminster 1,201, New lark 4,500 Totals 3,669,663 14, 323,901 OUFIULATIVE OVi31,;AS CLEARANCES OF }IEAT BY FORTS AUGUST 1 TO OCTOBIIt 5, 1950 WITH COMI ARABLE FIGURES FOR THE T'REVIOUS CROP YEAR bushels :ontrea1 11,120,479 16,916,573 Jorel 1,894,975 1,212,992 Three Rivers 1,053, ,807 uebec 868, ,578 Fort WilliamFort Arthur 56,000 church ill 6,767,743 5,527,534 VincouverNew bestminster 5,930,370 9,688,638 New York 29,494 Totals 28, ,853,122
20 LAKE SHIFMiLTS FROM THE HLAD OF THE LAKES FROM 3zTTEMa,It 29 TO OCTOBER 5, 1950 Georgian Bay Lower Lake Lower St. Other & Upper & Upper St. Lawrence Buffalo U.S.A. Total Lake Ports La.wr. Ports Forts Ports bushels Wheat (ex. Durmi) 354,532 1,600, ,733 2,360,341 Durum wheat 41,036 41,036 Oats 177, ,241 38, ,168 Barley 147, , , ,829 itye 31,754 54,000 85,754 Flaxseed 532,07 532,457 Totals 711,840 2,646, , , ,487 4,204,585 Same Period 19!9 5,342, ,750, , ,084 83/ ,916,731 LAKE SHIFMiNTS FROM THE HEAD OF THZ LAKBS FROM OIENING OF NAVIGATION TO OCTOBLR 5, 1950 Georgian Bay Lower Lake Lower St. Other Overseas & Upper & Upper St. Lawrence Buffalo U.S.A. Destination Total Lake Ports Lawr. Forts Ports Ports bushels Wheat (ex.dur.)26,575, ,546 3,183,910 7,101, , ,124 87,817,108 Durum Wheat 2,101,665 1,855, ,552 4,273,185 Oats 8,448, ,040,571 1,423,892 1,126, ,700 16,930,594 Barley 2,781,042 3, ,154, ,258 7,344,489 15,369,676 ftye 95,654 93,979 51,000 1,014,222 2,462,007 3,716,862 Flaxseed 242,955 2,029, ,663 18,096 2,578,338 Totals 40,245,827 61, ,917 9,501,567 10,854,557 27, ,685,763 1 ame Period ,874,423 14,546,463 8,329,786 9,699, ,140,779 16
21 SHIPMENTS OF CANADIAN GRAIN TO THE UNITED STATS t'aik ENDED OCTOBER 5, 1950 Pacific Coast Eastern Ft. William Eastern Terminals Elevators Pt. Arthur Elevators TOTAL bushels iheat By Ve5sel 273, ,733 By Rail 6,000 6,000 OATS By Vessel By Rail 13,362 59,237 77, BARLEY Dy Vessel 402,438 ByRail IDV t' 1..L 4J Dy Vessel By Rail ,200 TOTAL SHIHUJTS SINCE AUGUST Wheat 1,897,074 45,194 1,942,268 Oats 28,632 98,033 1,275, ,235 1,899,198 Barley 6,667 29,858 2,162,065 2,198,590 Rye 656, , ,824 RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS OF CANADIAN CORN AND lviestern SUNFL0.ER SEI WEEK ENDED OCTOBEIt 5, 1950 western levators Eastern Elevators CANADIAN 1NE3TEItN CORN (bushels) Receipts Aug. 1 to date 820 Shipnents during week 1,478 Stocks in Store 40,057 CANADIAN EASTERN CORN Receipts during week Receipts Aug. 1 to date Shipments during week Stocks in Store CANA1)IAN E3TERN SUNFLOWER SEED (pounds) Receipts Aug. 1 to date 36,660 Stocks in Store 95,030 3,111 6, ,930 17
22 rillt tn 1 HI IN'i A tu)ins in iji k Al TE tnl 1ILL ELEVATORS) AND PLATFORM LOADINGS A1JGIJ&T AND 3141Ii24BER 1950 COUNIRI ELSVATO1tS Wheat Dururn Flax (except rum) Wheat Oats Barley llye seed bushels MANITOBA RECEIPTS August, , , , ,915 97,930 2,278 eptember 7, , J ,859 32,235 Totals 7, l36o37 3, ,OO L40 _123, MAN IWJ3A PLATFO3M LOADINGS August, 1950 September 1,450 5J00 _ Totals SASKATCIISWAN RECEIPTS August, 1950 cl September Totals 1, , , , ,565 3, ,863, , ,448 21, , SASKATCHEWAN PLATFORM LOADINGS August, ,816 September Total ALBERTA RECEIPTS August, 1950 September 2,970,417 11, , , Totals 2 ALBERTA PLATFORM LOADINGS August, eptember 4,299 1,607 T1 I,299 1,607 IRIEPROVINCES RECEIPTS ugust, ,961,753 53,445 1, September ,236,060 11,044,4 T)tals ,291,505 12,055 PLATFORM LOADINGS PRALRIE PRO'JINCES ,816 Se'tember 1, IDtals ,355,195 1,218,564 13,090 9L OL , ,607 1O'7 MTAL SHIPMENTS RAIL PRAIRIE PROVINCES August, 1950r 10,433, ,176 2,016,346 1,059, , September , , ,124 2,282, Totals,854,483 2,545, J Revised
23 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS AT INTiRIOR PUBLIC AND S24IPUBLIC, PACIFIC SEABJARD PORTS AND CHURCHILL AUGUST AND 3EPTF1BER 1950 Theat Duruxn (except Durum) wheat Oats Barley bushels Rye Plaxseea INTitIOR PUBLIC AND SEMIPUBLIC RECEIPTS RAIL August, 1950 September Totals SHIPMENTS RAIL August, 1950 Sept ember Totals 10, ,047 49, , co AOfl 7_066 12L ,013 11,491 1,272 8, , 1 A oi.c PACIFIC 31,AB0AItI) PORTS RECIFTS RAIl August, Sept ember Totals SHIPMENTS VESSEL August, 1950 Sept ember Totals SHIPMENTS RAIL August, 1950 September Totals 2,130,161 38,037 5, ;2g1 2Q.79L 16.21, ,465, , , ,660 20,771 5, , ,973 CHURC HILL RECEIPTS RAIL August, 1950 September Totals 1,722, , 410, ,132,540 4i1 SHIPITS VESSEL August, ,032,350 September Total 6,230,743 19
24 INiFECTI0NS EASTiN CANADIAN GRAIN,fi INTER WHEAT September 2 Months Ended 1950 Sept bushels ivhite 1 C.E. 20,285 75,880 2 C.E. 90, ,765 3 C.E. 16,400 85,255 4 C.E. 12,000 22,605 5 C.E. 5,590 6 C,E, 1,500 1,500 T3ugh 1 C.E. 15,570 83,360 Tough 2 G.E. 57, ,995 Tough 3 G.E. 43, ,000 Tough 4 G.E. 20, ,590 Tough 5 C.E. 12,185 28,135 Tough 6 G.E. 3,500 3,500 Damp 4 C.E. 2,980 Smutty 2 G.E. 1,500 10,500 Smutty 3 C.S. 3,000 7,500 Smutty 5 G.E. 1,500 1,500 Tough Smutty 1 C.E. 3,125 Tough Smutty 2 C.E. 12,565 Tough Smutty 3 G.E ,000 Tough Smutty 5 G.E. 1,500 1,500 Sample C.E. 11,500 11,500 Tough Sample C.E. 1,500 1,500 TDugh Sample C.r. Kusty 1,500 1,500 Totals, White Winter Wheat RED 1 C.E. 1,500 2 C.E Tough 1 C.E. 1,525 Tough 2 G.E. 1,485 Total, Red Winter Wheat }4IXED 1 G.E. 107,588 1,033,202 2 G.E t2,494 3 C.E. 1,500 24,510 4 G.E. 1,730 6 C.E, Tough 1 C.E. 58, ,330 Tough 2 C.E. 51, ,885 Tough 3 C.E. 20,050 52,070 Tough 4 G.E. 5,010 Damp 2 G.E. 6,000 Smutty 1 G.E. 2,500 Smutty 2 C.E Tough Smutty 1 G.E. 2,240 Tough Smutty 2 C.E. 1,050 4,050 Totals, Mixed winter Wheat
25 INSPECTIONS EASTERN CANADIAN G1tAIN WINTER 4HEAT (continued) September 2 Months Ended _..jq Sept bushels SAMPLE'. Sample C.E. hinter Sprouted Tough Sample C.i. ün1er Sprouted Total, 3ample Winter Wheat 2,510 6,710 9,220 Grand Totals, Winter Wheat 647,120 2,970,791 OATS ;HITE 3,000 6,000 3 C. 10, ,146 Tough 3 C.E. 23,742 23,742 Tough It C.E. 12,677 12,677 Totals, Oats BARLEY 2 C.. 6row 3 C.E. 6row Tough 3 C.E. 6row Samrle C.L. Totals, Barley RYE 1 C.i. 2 C.. 3 C.E. 4 C.i. Tough 1 C.. Tough 2 C.. Tough 3 C.L. Tough 4 C.Z, Damp 1 C.E. Damp 2 C.. Damp 3 C.E. Damp 4 C.E. Tough Sample Musty C.E. 50,367 1,710 1,250 1,500 7,700 3,380 1, k. 2,910 7,320 19,270 1,500 29,585 3,000 1,450 3,000 22, ,435 5,325 9,990 1,500 1,400 1,400 3,200 2, ,500 1,220 Totals, Iye ,230 21
26 INSFECTIONS EASTERN CANADIAN rrain September Months Ended 3ept bushels YaLOv, CORN 1 C.L. 3,200 4,800.n., 1,500 1,500 Ex. Dry 1 C.. 7,265 9,535 Ex. Dry 2 C.E. 2,260 3,760 Totals, Yellow Corn WHITE CORN Lx. Dry 1 C.. 5,815 kx. Dry 2 C.i ,140 Totals, ''hite Corn 5_ Grand Totals, Corn 14,750 27,550 YELL03OYBANS 1 C.E. 1, C.L Sample C. 1,000 Totals, Soybeans 1.050_ 6550_ BEANS 3 c.:. Yellow Eye C., Fea Beans 2,985 9,265 2 C.E. Fea Beans 9,520 11,120 3 C.L. Fea Beans 1, It C.. lea Beans Tough 2 C.E. Fea Beans 2,QQO Tough 3 C.L. lea Beans 1,8UU 2,40 Damp 2 C.E. Pea Beans 1, Totals, Beans _ 31:48 5 RECAI ITULTI0N heat ,970,791 Oats 50,367 65,565 Barley 4,416 14,456 ye 142, ,230 Corn 14, ,550 oybeans 1,050 6,550 Beans 19,905 34,485 22
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