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Show r BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929 Wheat Price Unsettled; Market Slightly Higher Cash wheat markets generally fol- lowed the advance in future prices and good milling wheat was selling 2 to 3 cents higher at the principal markets than a week ago. Bright, sound, " The wheat market was somewhat heavy weight milling wheat was in unsettled during the week ending best demand at Kansas City, and 12 Sfarch 16, influenced by the uncer- protein No. 2 hard winter was quoted that market from 2 cents under to tainty as to the extent of winter dam- in M cent over the May price of $1.21; age to wheat both in this country and 12 was quoted at 1 cent under to Some rt3ier wheat producing area3. protein at 1 reduction in shipments from Argen- 2 cents over; and 13 4 over cents to the conof May price. Low with prospects tine, together tinued large takings by Europe were strengthening factors, according to the weekly grain market review of the ,U. S. bureau of agricultural economics, and prices of most classes of wheat advanced 2 to 3 cents per bushel. The corn market became slightly weaker with some slowing up in demand but prices were not materially changed. The barley and oats markets were also fairly steady on light offerings. The development of the new winter wheat crop is now one of the dominating influences in the wheat market. Some winter killing has been reported in the American southwest and some European countries, but it is yet too (early to determine whether or not the damage has been serious. Lack of moisture in the Canadian spring wheat areas is also receiving attention.- It is reported that the precipitation for western Canada from October to March has been only about 50 as great as a year ago. The second official estimate places the Indian what acreage at 31,159,690 acres. This is an increase of 750,000 acres over the first estimate but indicates an .acreage about one million acres smaller than last season's final estimate. ' World shipments were smaller ' during the week, principally as a result of a sharp decrease in Argentine exports which totaled only 5,604,000 bushels for the week. Australian ' shipments continued fairly large, totaling 4,760,000 bushels. The offerings of these wheats in European markets, however, have practically eliminated export demand for U. S. whe.at at the present time except for Durum. Fair amounts of wheat were reported sold for export during the week. Australian wheat was being offered for March shipment at $1.43 per bushel c. i. f. England; 63 pound Rosa Fe from Argentina for shipment by June 15 was quoted at Liverpool at $1.33, and No. 4 Manitoba loading at Vancouver was quoted at London at $1.40 per bushel. - , READ this Lifetime Guarantee CPE TREMONTON, UTAH grades continued to sell at heavy discounts. No. 2 hard winter 124 protein was quoted at Omaha at $1.19 per bushel; No. 1 hard winter was quoted at Ft Worth at $1.31 to $1.32, with additional premiums paid for high protein types. Soft winter wheat was in better demand and prices advanced four to five cents per bushel at St. Louis where there was an excellent mill demand for the limited offerings; No. 2 soft red winter was quoted in that market at $1.42, compared with $1.28 for No. 1 hard winter. There was also a better milling demand at Cincinnati where No. 2 soft and hard red winter were quoted at $1.40 to $1.41 per bushel. Cash spring grades sold readily but off grade wheat was in slow demand; 13 protein No. 1 dark northern was quoted at Minneapolis at 5 to 10 cents over the May price of $1.24; 14 protein was bringing 13 to 20 cents over the May. This was an "advance of about 2 cents' for the week ending March 15. Canadian spring wheat markets also advanced, No. 1 Manitoba northern being quoted at WinniDurum peg March 15 at $1.29. wheat advanced with other classes of spring wheat. May Durum closed at Duluth March 15 at $1.104. Mills were taking the high protein Durums and 12 protein No. 1 amber was quoted at Minneapolis at the Duluth May price to 15 cents over at Duluth; No. 1 amber sold a3 high as 20 cents over the May. Heavy rail shipments were made from Duluth to eastern Canadian seaboard for export. Pacific coast markets were also slgihtly higher. A fairly good vol ume of export business was reported at Portland as a result of unusual low rates quoted on some distress parcel ocean freight space. A good export flour business was also aiding in re ducing the wheat surplus in that area although stocks were still large, White wheat was quoted at Portland at the close of the week at $1.22 to $1.23, and red $1.19. to $1.20 per bushel. Wheat offerings at San Francisco continued light with demand slow. No 1 hard white was quoted in that market at the close of the week at $215 per 100 or $1.29 per bushel, and No. 1 soft western white at $2.10 per 100 or $1.26 per bushel. Grain deliveries at country points in Colorado were reported slowing up but receipts for the week at Denver were heavier than usual; No. 2.tnorthern spring and No, 2 hard winter were quoted in that market at 95 to 98 cents and No. 2 soft white at $1.05 to $1.09 per bushel, Local Hay Market Demand poor, market oversupplied; western Wyoming market glutted; supplies plentiful; prices declined. Prices to farmers for alfalfa hay de livered at Salt Lake or Ogden, $15.50 to $19.00 per ton. TheH Wise Shoppers Shop at the J. C. Penney Company Store Because Real Values Are Always at Home Here. The Student's Ideas of Style and Service Are Faithfully. 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