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1 - ' CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS AcRIçuLTURAL BRANCH V Ns 3 canadian GRAIN STATiSTICS Week ending AUGUST 22, 1941 jrecords for Western lnspccuou Di',ision supplied by Board of Grain Commissioner, fot Cenada Pb1ih Iiority of the Hon. JmsA. MacKinnon, M.P., Minister of Trade and Commerce. OTTAWA Price $2 a year

2 I I N D E X Ge ziera]. Summary,,,,,,,,,, 1.5 Canadian Grain in Store by Store by Elevators,.,...,...,...,.. 6 Canadian Grain in Store by Grades 7 ComparativeStatementofGraininStoro......,..,..,, 4..,.,.,..,... 8 Reoeipts and Shipments of Canadian Grain, Receipts, Shipments and Quantities in Store at Interior Terminal Elevators 9 United States Grain in Store, Receipts and Shipments...,...,.. 10 Receipts, Shipments and Cuantities in Store at Country Elevators, Western Division and Platform Loadings, Daily and Weekly Average Prices of Coarse Grain at Toronto for the week ending August 23, Daily and Weekly Average Prices of Grain on Winnipeg and Montreal Markets for the week ending August 23,

3 DEPARTMENT OF TRJLDE AND CORCE D O NI ON B UREMI OF STAT I S TICS CANADA AGRICULTUIUL BRANCH (Issued August 28, 1341) Dominion Statistician: Chief, Agricultural 8ranch: Statistician: R. H. Coats, LL.D,, F,R.S,C, C. F. ii1son, Ph.D. w. Doigan. 7AT STOCKS IN STORE Canadian wheat in store for the week ending August 22, 1941 deoreased 688,481 bushels as compared with the previous week and increased 169,445,288 bushels when compared with the corresponding week in 1940 The amount in store was reported as 462,319,824 bushels compared with 463,008,305 bushels for the previous week and 292,874,536 bushels for the week of August 23, The stocks of 462,319,824 bushels include 1,793,164 bushels of Durum wheat 1 CANADIAN 'JJAT I N CANADA The wheat stocks in elevators in Canada f or the week ending August 22, 1941 were 432,488,167 bushels compared with 431,529,744 bushels for the previous week and 261,662,168 bushels for the corresponding week last year 1 Stocks of wheat in Canadian elevators were located as follows: Western Country Elevators 208,335,000; Interior Terminals ,983; Vancouver-New Westminster 17,805,877; Victoria 1,009,143; Prince Rupert 1,207,975; 1Churchill 2,617,396; Fort William and Port Arthur 88,317,100; Eastern Elevators Lake Ports 41,007,588 and Eastern Elevators Seaboard Ports 24,001,815 bushels 1 Incroasee wore noted at Western Country Elevators of 510,000; Interior Terminals 137,975; Vancouver-New Westminster ; Victoria 9,131; Fort William and Port Arthur 5,197,780 and Eastern Elevators Seaboard Ports 561,097 bushels, while Eastern Elevators Lake Ports decreased 418,107 bushels. For the week ending August 22, 1941 the amount of wheat in transit on the lakes was ,767 bushels, and in transit by rail 18,208,523 compared with 3,619,997 in transit on the lakes and 11, in transit by rail for the corresponding period in Stocks of Ontario grain; According to the Eastern Elevators, the following quantities of OntFrio wheat, oats, rye, buckwheat and corn are in the undorn -ientioned ports: (in bushels) Wheat Oats Rye Buckwheat Corn Goderich Elevator & Tronsit... Goderich W.C. Flour Mills Port Colborne, Maple Leai Toronto Elevators... Kingston, J.R...,... Prescott,. 4. Montreal, N.H.B Montreal, Dom. Elev. Co TOTAL alili#*.4.p44l.4l.l..ij.4.. 4,404 5, , , , , ,626 1, , CANADIAN WhEAT IN THE UNITED STATES Canadian wheat in the United States amounted to 29,831,657 bushels, a decrease of 1,646,904 bushels from the previous week when 31,478,561 bushels were reported. This Canadian wheat was located at the following ports: Duluth 8,135,818; Erie 2,233,000; Erie Canal Af'oat 377,000; Buff ilo 5,261,000; Buffalo Afloat 132,000; Albany 2,826,000; New York 3, ; New York Afloat 885,000; Boston 2,314,784; Portland 1,306,044; Philadelphia 472,279; Baltimore 964,748 and In Transit U.S.A. 1,839,984 bushels, Decreases were shown at Duluth of 1,462,914; Erie Canal )f1oat 59,000; Buffalo Afloat ; Baltimore 5 and In Transit U.S.A bushels, while increases were noted at Buffalo of ; New York 24,000; New York Afloat 131,000 and Boston 428,420 bushels For the same week a :tear ago the Canadian wheat in the United States amounted to ,368 bushels distributed as follows: Duluth 2,240,159; Erie 1,956,000; Erie Cana. Afloat 269,000; Chicago 36,000; Buffalo 6,808,000; Buffalo Afloat 356,000; Albany 8,047,000; New York 1,242,000; New York Afloat 606,000; Boston 2,142,188; Portland 1,211,145; Philadelphia 1,017,522; Baltimore 1,084,377 and In Transit U.S.A. 4, busho1s

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5 I -2- EXPORT CURA:'CES During the week ending August 22, 1941 the export clearances overseas of Canadian wheat amounted to 2,549,269 buhels. This compared with 1,947,543 bushels for the corresponding week in The accumulated total for the period from August 1, 1941 to August 22, 1941 was 8,487,435 bushels compared with ,548 bushels a year ago PRI MARY MOVEMENT ttheat receipts in the Prairie Provinces for the week ending August 22, 1941 amounted to 5,859,940 bushels, an increase of 2,234,408 bushels over the revised figures of the previous week when 3,625,532 bushels were marketed, During the corresponding week a year ago the receipts wore 10,717,256 bushels, By provinces the receipts for the week ending August 22, 1941 were as follows, figures within brackets being those for 1940; Manitoba 1,455,737 (2,753,195); Saskatchewan 2,961,436 (6,195,539); Alberta 1,442,767 (1,768,522) bushels, Marketings in the three Prairie Provinces for the three weeks from August 1, 1941 to August 22, 1941 as compared with the same period in 1940 were as follows, figures within brackets being those for 1940: Manitoba 2,748,282 (4,411,361); Saskatchewan 4,772,656 (8,985;776); Alberta 2,859,403 (4,237,084); bushels For the three weeks ending August 22, 1041 and the same period in ,380,341 and 17,634,221 bushels were received from the farms. WEEKLY WORLD SHIPIrNTS OF JHEAT AND 1!JUEAT FLOUR (Broomhall's Records) N. America Argentina Russia Danube Other Totals August 9, ,225 2, , ,915 2 $ , ,766 1, T o t a 1 12,906 6, ,944 Comparative rd week , T o t a , ,504 World shipments for the week ending August 23, 1941 amounted to 6,029,000 bushels as com:ared with shipments of 6,472,000 bushels for the previous week and 5,008,000 bushels for the corresponding week last year. North American shipments showed an increase over the previous week of 851,000 bushels while Argentine shipments were lower by ,000 bushols - 2 -

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7 -3- Stocks in Store at the Head of the Lakes compared with the same week last year were as follows: (in bushels) Week ending Week ending + Increase August 22, 1941 Auti.st 23, Decrease Wheat (except Durum) 87, ,83, ,397,354 Durwa wheat 536,026 1,431, ,270 Oats 1,018,615 1,241, ,886 Barley 1,696, , ,646 Rye 460, , ,621 Flaxseed 111, ,800-20,814 The receipts (including transfers) at the Head of the Lakes for the week ending August 22, 1941 with comparative figures f or the same week last year were as follows: 11eek ending Week ending + Increase August 22, 1941 August 23, Decrease Wheat (except Durwn) 7,994,209 4,130, ,751 Durum wheat 117,568 83,030 34,538 Oata 219, , ,806 Barley 689, , ,427 0 Rye 210, ,065 Flaxseed 15,622 33,299-17,677 Preliminary figures showing receipts and shipments at the Head of the Lakes for the riod August 1, 1941 to date compared with the same period last year: RECEIPTS FORT WILLIAM AND FORT ARTHL SHIP.NTS Wheat (except Duruin.) 16,199,420 9,763,537 Durum wheat 274, ,363 Oats 642 1P 473 1,298,625 Barley 1,236, ,525 Rye 405, ,654 Flaxseed 68, ,263 TOTAL , ,967 Same period last year 14,027,482 14,755,757 + Increase - Decrease + 1,800,249-1,759,790 Stocks in Store in the Western Division compared with the same week last year were as follows: Week ending Week ending + Increase August 22, 1941 August 23, Decrease Thoat (except Duruxn) Durum wheat Oats T3arley.je Flaxseed 344,630,358 1,019,116 2,238,006 4,070,496 1,243, , , 819, 191 2,526,738 3,491,188 2,917,311 1,012, , , ,507,622-1,253, ,153, ,950-56,810 Platform Loadings shown by Prairie Provinces for the week ending August 22, 1941 were as follows: WHEAT DURUM FlAX- (except Duruin) WHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE SEED Manitoba 1,611-8, ,750 - Saskatchewan ,900 1,710 1,328 Alberta - - 1,839 1, LOTAL 20, ,932 4,460 1,

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9 - -.4 EASTERN ELEVATORS: United States grain and soya bein stocks were 2,099,058 bushels lower than at a oomparblo date last year. Decreases were noted in wheat of ; barley 4; rye 190; corn 1,989,354 and soya beans 13,507 bushels, while oats increased 50,065 bushels. Number of cars inspected in the Western Drvision for the week ending August 1, 1941 with comparison for the previous year were as follows: Woek ending Week ending + Increase August 21, 1941 August 21, Deereao Wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed Mixed Grain S crooning s Corn NOT REPORTED TOTAL The number of bushels of grain shipped direct from the western to the Eastern Canadian and United States points over the C.P.R. and C.N.R. for the week ending August 14 and 21 and the period ending August 1 to August 14 and 21, 1941: WEEK E NDING AUGUST 14, 1941 PERIOD ENDING AUGUST 1, 1941 TO AUGUST 14, 1941 Wheat Oats Barley Wheat Oats Barley Via C,p.R ,618 4, $ 666 9,677 8,134 Via C.N.R. 1,705 17,048 10,650 6,850-40,775 12,423 TOTAL - 2,538 20, , WEEK ENDING AUGUST 21, 1941 Wheat Oats Barley Rye Corn Via C.P.R ,250-4,500 Via C,NR, 1, ,425 1,520 TOTAL , ,500 PERIOD ENDING AUGUST 1, 1941 TO AUGUST 21, 1941 Wheat Oats Barley Rye Corn Via C.P.R. 21, ,500 Via C.N.R. 8, ,846 1, TOTAL 29,588 81,128 34,232 1,520 4,500 Duluth: Receipts of Canadian bonded grain at Duluth by rail for the week ending August 23, 1941 were nil, Lake Shipments of wheat for the week ending August 2, 1941 were 1,462,914 and rail shipments of barley 9,979 bushels, For the period August 1, 1941 to date Lake Shipments amounted to wheat 2,797,783 and Rail Shipments of barley 29,979 bushels 1-4 -

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11 4 STOCKS OF GR&IN IN ELEVATORS DURING THE WEEK ENDINCJ.AU1U3T tEAT DUDi OLT ARTM RYE FLAX' (except Duurn) 7YE&T (3 u S a1 s) Western Country Elevators ;o0O 'r3o0o Interior Private & Mill Elevs, 801A C 25'DOO Interior pub. & Semi-Pub. Tecms, C Vancouver-New Westminster 178O-5b".' 29C3 390 Victoria 10oii - -. Prince Rupert Churchill Fort William & Port Arthur In Transit Lakes In Transit Rail Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports S Eastern Elevs.-St. Lawrence Ports I Eastern Elevs, Seaboard Ports 3552: U. S. Lake Ports _ U. S. Atlantic Seab'.rd Ports " 7i848 ' In Transit U 0 S,A, TOTAL iD 55575fl Previous week lz Same week previous year QUANTITY OF SCREENINGS RECEIVED, SIIPPEL Afl) in STCE AT THE UN1/1'.N1'I0NED ELEVATORS WEEK, ENDING AUGUST '. Amount Ln Store Amount Rñved Amount Amou!1; in Store T cns Lb Tons Lb,, Tons l, Tons th, Owcn Sound ,570 Goderich Elovs,, & Transit 3,032 1, O30 2,660 '65 Humberstone, R.H.F. Mills Kingston, J,R Montreal, N.H.Be ,000 Three Rivers , ,440 TOTAL 6,102 1, ,331 96e CONPLEPE CARGOES CLEARED FROM TEE HAD OF TifF LAKES FOR EE PI0D FROM AUGUST 16 TO AUGUST 2, 1941 CANADIAN OT, L!.WREiCE - BTIFFALO OTHER LOWER LAKE PORTS U, S., A,, PORTS PORTS (B u 3 ' 1 s) Wheat (except Durum) 2,564, ,388 Durum wheat Oats 97, ,007 Barley 189,020 - Rye - 64,342 Flaxseed TOTAL 2, _ Same period in ,853,060?91 r t (98 COILETE CARGOES CLEARED FROM THE 1Tfl OF T:F LAKES FOR THE PERIOD FRCM THE OPENING OF N'VIGATION C ATT 21, 1941 J'ieat (cept Durum 07,264,064 S 4O 87' 0,319. v 704 2,916,032 Durum wheat 3 ; 7] 6, ,415?30,03 25 ; 000 Oats 2, '`96, ,248 Barley 2,546, ! 76429I 157,,240 Rye 256, : 806 2,45973( Flaxseed TOTAL ,126 6,3g ,LO2,587 5 ; 595,276 ' S

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13 ESTERN COUNTRY ELEVATORS CANADIAN GRAIN IN STORE - AUGUST 22, 1941 WHEAT DURUN OATS BARLEY RYE FLAX- (exoept Dururn) WHEAT SEED (B u s h e 1 s) Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta TOTAL 7VESSTERN COUNTRY ELVS OO INTERIORPRIVATE AND MILL TIOR PUB LIC & SEMI-PUBLIC VANCOUVER-NEW VESTMINSTER VICTORIA PRINCE RUPERT CJiLrRCFIILL emi-pub1ic Termina]i Private Terminals _ - TOTALFT. WM. &PT.ARTHUR O736O l IN TRANSIT LAKES INTRANSITRAIL _ EASTERNELEVATORS epotharbour Port MoNiooll Midland, Tiffin Midland, Aberdeen Midland Midland, Simcoe 3514C71 45 Collingwood Owen Sound Goerioh Elevator & Transit GAerioh LC.F.M Sarnia Poi't Colborne, D.G Port Colborne, M.L Humberstone, R.H. Flour Mills Toronto peterborough, J.R Kingston, J.R Kingston Elevator Co prescott TOTALEAST. _ELEVS.LAKE PORTS Montreal, N.H.B, Montreal, Dom. Elev, Co Sorel Three River Quebeo We5t Saint John, C.P.R West Saint John, N.H.B ' Saint John, C.N.R Halifax TOTALEAST.ELEVS.SBD.PORTS TOTALQUANTITYINCANADA ii1uth Erie Erie Canal Afloat Buffalo Buffalo Afloat _ TOTALU.S,,LAKEPORTS Fby New York New York Afloat Boston Portland Philadelphia Baltimore TOTAL US,ATlANTIC PORTS ll _- 8 _ IN ANSITU.S.A TOTAL QUANTITY IN STORE

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15 ;rades of CardiaI ;rain in Store at Lakes), Interior, Public and Semi-Public, ending August 22, 1941 Fublic, Semi-public and Private (Head of the Pacific Ports and Eastern Elevators for the week 't. William Interior Pacific Eastern Eastern & Pt0 Arthur Public & Port Elevators Elevators TOTAL Semi-Public Semi-Public Elevators Lake Seaboard and Private Terminals Ports Ports INHEAT - (B u S h e 1 s) I:o 1 Hard 1,207,585 79,238 90, , ,299 No. 1 Northern ,092 15,622,340 10, ,959,397 17,489, ,066,005 No, 2 Northern 22,021,230 1,278,043 5,889,701 6, ,782 39,861,024 No, 3 Northern 1,352,847 21, ,177 3,146, ,557 5,396,186 No. 4 Northern 193, , ,123 38, ,167 No. 4 Special ,730-17,730 No. 5 Wheat 104,821-25, ,215 No. 6 Wheat - - 2, ,777 Feed 10, ,179 Other 557, , , ,653 45,550 1,622,701 No. 1 C.W. Garnet 23,458 34, , , ,119 1,269,292 No, 2 C.W. Garnet 45,480 8, , , , ,784 No, 3 C.W. Garnet 25, , ,402 No 0 1 C,W. Durum 37, ,185 39,382 No. 2 C.W. Durtmi , ,797 No. 3 C.W, Durun 136, , ,685 No. 4 C.W. Durum ) 797 Other Durum ,300 12,237 40,274 i - ario ,626-63,626 T('TAL 88,317,100 17,309,799 18,815,02041,007,588 24,001, ,451,322 OAT S No.2 C.W. 49,985-5,696 15,219-70,900 Ex, 3 C.W 0 104,119-9,003 12, Nc,, 3 C.W. 189, ,836 Ex, 1 Feed 30, , $ 29 No,1Feed 472, $ V ,940 No 0 2 Feed 52, ,192 1,056 61,026 No, 3 Feed 40, , Other 79, , ,136 Ontario ,l5 1,105 TOTAL 1,018, ,51 33,370 1,274,741 BARLEY 2 C,W. 2 Row 17, ,339 2 C,W. 6 Row 769, , # C.W, 6 Raw 278, ,903 3, ,995 1 Feed 204, , ,497 2 Peed 311, , ,192 3 Feed 91, ,685 Other ,995 79,564 44, ,487 T(YAL 1,696,672-6, ,688 76,312 2,228,562 RYE T 1 C.W. 1, ,676 No, 2 C.W, 149, ,822 59, ,851 No. 3 C.W. 252, , ,913 No 0 4 C 0 W 0 26, Ergoty 10, ,695 Ontario Other 19, , TGTAL 460, , FLAXSEED No. 1 CW0 88, ,857 18, ,726 No. 2 C.W. 15, ,841 No 3 C,W, 4, Other 3, ,426 TOTAL ,001 18, ,207 GRAJD TOTAL , ,846,815 41,841,412 24,197, ,800,35-7 -

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17 -8- CANADIAN GRAIN IN SPORE - COPAIULTIVE STATEMENT, August 22, 1941 Country Elevators - Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta TOTAL Inter±or private and Mill Interior public and Semi-Public Terminals Vancouver-New Westminster Victoria Priree Rupert Churchill Fort William and Port Arthur In Transit Lakes In Transit Rail Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports St. Lawrence and Seaboard Ports U. S. Lake Ports U. S. Atlantic Seabogrd Ports In Transit U.S.A. W H E A 7 (Bushels) OTHER GRAIN 25,460,000 1,655, ,185,000 1,054,000 73,690, , ,335,000 3,155, ,000 1,325,000 18,310,983 3,430 17,805,877 31,795 1,009,143-1,207,975-2,617,396-88,317,100 3,287,967 3,620,767 66,554 18,208,523 1,442,644 41,007, ,824 24,001 0, ,138, ,182 11,852,855 1,156,008 1,839,984-7OTAL ,824 12,042,817 August 23, 1940 Country Elevators - Manitoba , ,000 Saskatchewan 34,495,000 1,676,000 Alberta 19,915, , ,100,000 Interior Private and Mill Intari.or public and Semi-Public Terminals Vancouver-New Westminster Victoria Prince Rupert Ch.irohill Fort William and Port Arthin In Transit Lakes In Transit Rail Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports St. Lawrence and Seaboard Ports U. S. Lake Ports U. S. Atlantlo Seaboard Ports In Transit U.S.A. 6,072,000 1.,990,000 16,883,335 9, ,580 90, ,339-1,136,049-2,494,610-78,815,016 2,538, , ,796 11,525,352 1,650,757 40,832,417 1,123, , 338, ,112 11,665,159 3,080,000 15,350,232 1,732 -,274 4,196,977 - TOTAL ,536 16,113,805 August25, 1939 eountry Elevators - Manitoba 4,550,000 1,217,000 Saskatchewan 7,620,000 1,460,000 Alberta 5,230,000 1,364,000 TOTAL 17,400,000 4,041,000 Interior Private and Mill Interior Public and Semi-Publie Terminals Vancouver-New Westminster Vict oria Churohil 1 Fort William and Port krthur In Transit Lakes In Transit Rail Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports Eastern Elevators - Seaboard ports U. S. Lake Ports U. S. Atlantic Seaboard Ports 5,060,000 1,972,000 2,703,050. 3,874 4,984, , , ,943, ,057 3,988, ,283, ,877 31,771, ,666 12,761,498 31,590, , ,000 4,149, ,000 TOTAL ,197 16,029,882-8-

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19 ReECEIFTS AND SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN BY ClASSES OF ELEVATORS IN THE Y!EEK ENDING AUGUST 22, 1941 WBEAT DtJRIJM QPTS BARLEY RYE FLAX- (except Duruxn) 1N1AT SEED (B U S h e 1 s) R E C E I P T S Country E levat or s mt. Private & Mill Eevs, Int, Pub, & Semi-Pub. Terms. pacific Seaboard ports Fort William & Port Arthur Eastern Elevators - Vessel Rail 5,685,862 85, ,611 1,352, ,628 68,071-9, , , ,994, , , ,640 15, , , , S B I P M E N T S Country Elevators mt. Private & Mill Elevs, mt. Pub. & Seth-Pub. Terms, Pacific Seaboard ports Fort William & Port Arthur Vessel Rail Eastern Elevators - Vessel Rail To Mill , , , , , ,955 2,208 2, ,894,714 7, ,343-10, ,544 89,167 10, ,964, ,450,329 69,866 52,618 5, ,721 10,309 2,275 4,107 - STOCKS JN STORE, RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS AT THE CANADIAN GOVERThNT INTERIOR T8RMIN.L ELEVATORS, AUGUST 22, 1941 VIAT OATS BARLEY RYE FLkX- (except Durn) SEED (B u 8 h e 1 s) STOCKS IN STORE Calgary 2, Edmonton 2, Lethbridge , Moose Jaw 5,748, Saskatoon , TOTAL 17,309, RECEIPTS N I L SHIPMENT S Saskatoon

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21 -10- STOCKS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 22, 1941 WHEAT QATS BARLEY RYE CORN SOYA- BEANS (B u s h e 1 s) Midland, Aberdeen - 4, Y - Collingwood ,909Y - Owen Sound - 45, Y - Sarnia ,797y - Sarnia ,007W - Port Colborne, DO ,699Y - Port Colborne, M.L K - Port Colborne, M.L ,028Y - Port Colborne, M.L M liumberstone, R.H.F. Mills 204, Toronto ,254Y Prescott ,979Y - Montreal, LH.B ,090Y - Montreal, Dom. Elev. Co Y - Three Rivers , Halifax TOTAL 205,249 50,065-23,578 2,292,828 - Same period last year 351, ,768 4, ,507 Y - Yellow W - White K - Kaffir RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 22, 1941 R E C E I P T S S H I P M E N T S Water Rail GEORGIAN BAY PORTS Water Rail Oats - - To U.S.A. Dom. points - 1,883 - ' Corn 245,259 Canadian Mills - 52,000 Can. Dom. points - 1,500 UsA. Dom. points - 254,813 LOWER LAKE PORTS Corn 16,280 23,174 To Can, Dorn. points - 24,000 ST. LAWRENCE PORTS Corn - - To Canadian mills - 2,250 Can. Dom. points - 1,911 STOCKS OF FOREIGN GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 22:, 1941 YELLOW WHITE YELLOW WHITE ARGENTINE ARGENTINE ARGENTINE SOUTH AFRICAN SOUTH AFRICAN FLAX- CORN CORN CORN CORN SEED (Bushels) Port Colborne, M.L. 74, Montreal, N.H.B. 33, Mritreal,Dom. E]ør. Co Quebec HalIfax 16, TOTAL 125, Same period last year 975, ,286 10,420 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF FOREIGN GRAIN IN CAN/WA, AUGUST 22, 1941 R E C E I P T S SHIPMENTS Water Ri1 LGNER LAKE PORTS Water Rail Argentine Corn - - To Canadian mills 1,304 Can. Dom. points ST LAWRENCE PORTS Argontine Corn - 1,727 To Canadian mills - 3,711 Can. Dom. points

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23 -11- STOCI(S, RZCEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF THE COUNTRY ELEVATORS IN THE WESTERN DIVISION IN THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 22, 1941 WHEAT - DURUM OATS BARLEY RYE FLAX- (xoept Durum) WHEAT SEED COUNTRY ELEVATORS STOCKS IN STORE (B 11 s h e 1 s) Manitoba Sa skat chewari Alberta TYrAL Total - A Week Ago A Year Ago , , , , ,980, , , , ,000 73,690, ,000 96,000 20, ,885, , ,000 1 $ 60, , , , , , ,000 88,000 60,825,000 1,055,000 1,420, , ,000 RECEIPTS DURING WEEK Manitoba ,095 82, ,198, ,050 16,243 Saskatchewan 2,913,527 2, , , ,035 17,616 Alberta 1,403,240-93, ,709 13,949 3,769 TOTAL 5,685,862 85, ,352, ,034 37,628 Total - A Week Ago* 3,525,520 32, , , A Year Ago 9, , , ,582 23,136 SHIPNTS DURING WEEK Manitoba 690, V , ,981 99,219 1,378 Saskatchewan 2,387, ,134 54,796 73,575 1,664 Alberta ,920-82,799 12,991 12, TOTAL 4,481, , ,787 1,016, , Total - A Week Ago* 7,183,843 79, , , A Year Ago , , ,742 29,869 * Revised figures TOTAL RECEIPTS AT COUNTRY, INTERIOR PRIVATE AND!tLLL ELEVATORS ANDFLkTFORM LOADINGS IN THE PERIOD AUGUST TO AUGUST 22, 1941 WHEAT DURUM OATS BARLEY RYE FlAX- (exoept Dururn) WHEAT SEED (B US he is) Manitoba , , ,279, ,590 23,630 Saskatchewan 4,766,771 5, , , ,868 28,347 Alberta 2,859, ,445 43,264 56,963 7,019 TOTAL , , ,236 2,593, ,421 58,996 DAILY QUOTATIONS AND WEEKLY AVERAGES OF COARSE GRAIN DELIVERED IN CARLOTS AT TORONTO WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23, 1941 Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug, Aug. Aug. Weekly is Average *1 Oats, good, sound, heavy.47/4.47/4.47/4.47/ ,49 Barley, good malting /3 Rye No Corn, Natural 1,06/4 1.06/4 1.06/4 1.06/4 1,10 1, /5-11 -

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25 DAILY QUOTATIONS AND WEEKLY AVERAGES OF CASH GRAIN BY GRADES ON WINNIPEG AND MONTREAL MARTS Week ending August 23, 1941 Aug. AugTKig, Aug. Aug. Aug Averag WHEAT Basis Fort William and Port Arthur) No. 1 Man, Hard.73/6,73/5.73/6.73/3,73/3.72/7. 73/4 No, 1 Man. Northern. 73/6 73/5 73/5 73/3, 73/3, 72/7 73/4 No. 2 Man. Northern.71/2.71/1.71/2.70/7.70/7.70/3.71 No. 3 Man. Northern.68/3,,68/1.68/2.67/7.67/7.67/4.68 No, 4 Man, Northern.67/ /1.66/7.66/7 066/4.66/7 No /6. 64/7. 54/4. 64/4 65, 64/6 No /6. /i.62/4.62/ /6 Feed /6.57/7 0 57/4.57/ /5 Tough No. 1 Hard.71/6.71/5 71/6.71/3.71/3.70/7.71/4 No. 1 Northern.71/6.71/5.,71/6.71/3.71/3.70/7.71/4 No. 2 Northern 88/6. 68/5, 68/6 0 68/3, 68/3 67/7, 68/4 No. 3 Northern.66/1.65/ /5.65/5.65/2.65/6 Rejeotod No. 1 Northern.68/2.68/1 63/2.67/7.67/7.67/3.68 No. 2 Northern.66/2.66/3.66/4.66/1.66/1.65/5.66/1 No. 3 Northern.63/3,63/1.63/2.62/7.62/7.62/4.63 Smutty No. 1 Northern / /5 0 68/ /6 No. 2 Northern.67.66/7,67.66/5.66/5.66/1.66/6 No. 3 Northern.63/7.63/5.63/6.63/3.63/ /4 No. 1 Garnet.68/6.68/4 68/5.68/4.68/ /4 No. 2 Garnet.67/6.61/4 67/5.67/4.67/ /4 No, 3 Garnet, 66/ /5, 66/4 66/ /4 Durum No / ,69/4,70/1 No /2.70/ /4.70/1 No /6 69/7.69/4 3 69/ /5 /\ A '1' C No, 2 C.W. No. 3 C.W. No. 1 Feed No, 2 L'eed No, 3 Feed BARLEY No, 1 C.W. No. 2 C.W. No, 3 C.W. No, 1 C.W. No. 2 C.W. No, 1 Feed No 2 Feed No, 3 Feed RYE No. 2 C,W. No, 3 C.W. No, 4 C.W. Ergot y Rejected No, 2 C.W. FLAXSEED No, 1 C.W. No, 2 C.W. No. 3 C.TY. No. 4 C.W. Ontario Winter No. 1 White No. 2 White No. 3 White No. 1 Red No. 2 Red No. 3 Red No. 1 Mixed No. 2 Mixed No. 3 Mixed.45/6.46/7.48/5.48/6.49/1.48/3.47/7.43/4 3 44/5 46/1.46/2.46/5.45/7.45/4.40/2.41/5.42/ /3.42/5.42/2.39/2.40/3.41/5.41/6.42/1.41/3.41/1.37/2 0 38/3 139/5.39/6.40/1.39/3.39/1 6 Row.49/ /1.51/ ,50/3 6 Row.49/ /1.51/ /3 6 Row 48/4.49/2 50/1, 50/ /7.49/4 2 Row.50/4.51/2.52/3.52/3.52/2.51/1.51/5 2 Row.50/4.51/2.52/3.52/3.52/2.51/1,,51/5.47/ /7.48/7.48/6.47/5.48/2.47.7/6.48/5.48/5.48/4.47/ /6 4 47/5 047/5 047/4 0 46/ / /5.54/4.54/2 54/ /3 5O/ /4.49/ /3.49/4.49/ /4.48/7.44/4.44/7.4 5/4. 45/ / /4.47/7.s/4.48/ / ,44/6 1.40/2 1.24/2 1.19/2 1,44 1,40 1, /4 1,40/4 1,24/4 1.19/4 MONTREAL wheat -dciii q'erod in earl ,03 1.rJ ,08 1, ,06 1,08 1, , ,47/7 1.43/7 1.27/7 1.22/7 1.45/6 1,41/6 1.25/6 1.20/6 1.45/2 1.41/2 1.25/2 1.20/ w ,15 1, , , , ,15 1,

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