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LjOj VRHAV f' STATISTIC S AUG CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE

3 CANAD, GRAIN STATISTICS Week ending AUGUST 21, 1942 R, tt ester.. nds.

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1 LjOj VRHAV f' STATISTIC S AUG CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS AGRICULTURAL BRANCH -.- Vol. 23_ Mo. 3 CANAD, GRAIN STATISTICS Week ending AUGUST 21, 1942 R, tt ester.. nds.t%or. Di'taio. 4upphrJ by Board ot Gram kommissioners lot Canada] * t Pb1jshd by I' uthority of Lhe Hun. JarrAes A. McKinrion. M.P.,.Mlrils.te 'r of Trade and Comrneic. OTTAWA Price $2 a year _-....L.fl tb&

Ir - -, I N D E X General Summary. 1-4 CanadianGraininStoreby..devators...,, 01,.

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2 Ir - -, I N D E X General Summary. 1-4 CanadianGraininStoreby..devators...,, 01,... 5 Canad1anGraininStorebyGrades...,,...,.,..., ComparativeStatementofGrainjnore,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 7 Receipts and Shipments of Canadian Grain. Receipts, Shipments and Quantities in Store at Interior Terminal Elevators 8 United States Grain in Store, Receipts and Shipments... 9 Stocks in Country Elevators and Total Farmers' Marketings including loadings over Platforms. Dai.y and Vleekly Average Prices 'of Ontario Wheat and Coarse 10 Daily and Weekly'Average Closing Prices of Grain on Vinnipeg Grain Bchange, q q

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATIST los - OANADA AGR ICULTURAL BRANCH Issued August 27 ) 1942 Dominion Statistician: Chief, Agricultural Branch Statistician: S.

Dougan; WHEATSTOCKS IN STORE Canadian wheat in store for the week ending August 21, 1942 decreased 3,991,937 bushels as compared with the previous week and decreased 59,922,891 bushels when oompared

1941, The stocks of 402,396,933 bushels include 710,519 bushels of Durum wheat.

3 DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATIST los - OANADA AGR ICULTURAL BRANCH Issued August 27 ) 1942 Dominion Statistician: Chief, Agricultural Branch Statistician: S. A, Cudmore, MA (Oxon.,), F.S S S., F.R.S.C C Co F. Wilson, Ph O D W. Dougan; WHEATSTOCKS IN STORE Canadian wheat in store for the week ending August 21, 1942 decreased 3,991,937 bushels as compared with the previous week and decreased 59,922,891 bushels when oompared with the corresponding week in 1941 The amount in store was reported as 402,396,933 bushels oompared with 406 ) 388,870 bushels for the previous week and ,824 bushels for the week of August 22, 1941, The stocks of 402,396,933 bushels include 710,519 bushels of Durum wheat. CANADIAN WHEAT IN CANADA The wheat stocks in elevators and in transit in Canada fc t1 - week ending August 21, 1942 were bushels compared with 385, bushels for the previous week and 432,488,167 bushels for the week ending August 22, 1941, Stocks of wheat in Canadian elevators were located as follows: Western Country Elevators 127 ; 715 ; 000; Interior Private and Mill 5772,000; Interior Public and Semi- Public 19,264,847; Vancouver-New Westminster 17,160,772; Victoria ; Prinee Rupert 1,205,881; Churchill Fort William and Port Arthur 130,52,328; Eastern Elevators Lake Ports 41, and Eastern Elevators Seaboard Ports 21,977,805 bushels, Decreaso3 were noted at Western Country Elevators of 2,285000; Interior Private and Mill 85,000; Eastern Elevators Lake Ports 799,985 and Eastern E1vators Seaboard Ports 366,498 bushels, while increases were shown at Interior Public and Semi-Public of 233,049; Vancouver-New Wostninstor 52,576 and Fort William and Port Arthur 1, bushels. For the week ending August 21, 1942 the amount of wheat in transit on the lakes was 978,746 bushels, and in transit by rail 12,427,005 compared with 3,6?0,767 in transit on the lakes and 18, in transit by rail for the corresponding week in Stocks of Ontario Grain: According to the Eastern Elevators, the following quantities of Ontario wheat, oats, barley, buckwheat and corn are in the undermentioned ports: (in bushels) Wheat Oats Barley Buckwheat Corn Goderich Elevator & Transt,..., Goderich WOCQFGMO Port Colborne, Maple Loaf,..., Humberstono,R eh.f.,m,.,.rn,. Toronto Elevators... Prescott...,. * Montreal, N.H.B. Montreal, Dom Elev 3 TOTAL e. 0 C 0 ) C C C 0 C 45,592 10,000 62,439-11,131 36, ,479-73,071, 1,. 37 8,155-2, ,687 1,150 11, ,619 CANADIAN WHEAT IN THE UNITEDSTATES Canadian wcieat in the United States amounted to 20,450,183 bushels, a decrease of 713,863 bushels from the previous week when 21,164,046 bushels were reported. This Canadian wheat was located at the following ports: Buffalo 6,474000; Eric 2,173,000; Portland 1,194,381; Boston 2,374,401; New Yor1 1,923,000; New York Afloat 318,000; Philadelphia 344,834; Baltimore 1,633,475; Albany 185,000 and In Trarsit U.S.A ,092 bushels, Decreases wore shown at Buffalo Afloat of 35,000; Portland 42,495; New York Afloat 19,000; Baltimore 290,452 and In Transit U.S.A. 245,918 bushels, while Buffalo increased bushels., For the same week a year ago the Canadian wheat in the United States amounted to 29,831,657 bushels distributed as fol1ows Duluth 8135,818; Erie 2,.? ; Erie Canal Afloat 377,000; Buffalo 5 ; 261,000; Buffalo Afloat 132,000; Albany 2,826,000; New York 3,084,000; New York Afloat ; Boston 2,314,784; Portland 1306,044; Philadelphia 472,279; Baltimore 964,748 and In Transit U.S.A 0 1,839 ) 984 busheis3

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anincrease of 323340 bishe1s ovoj: the revised figures of the previous week when 10583 bushels *ercniketed, buring The corresponding week a year ago the receipts wore 6,266 633 busbe1s By provinces

585,939); Seskitchewan 29,112 (3,175,816)ALerta 266,360 (1 ; 504,876) bushels. Harkotings in the three Prairie Proviroes for the three weeks from August 1, 1942 to 111ugusb 21.

5 'l S PIIARY 11Rl(ITIGS Farmers? deliveries to Country Elevators, Interior Private and Mill Elovatorc and Leadin over Platforms Wheat recoil s in the P&r1e 'rovinces for the week en 4Lng Auf;ust 21, 1942 amounted to 333, 23 bushels, anincrease of bishe1s ovoj: the revised figures of the previous week when bushels *ercniketed, buring The corresponding week a year ago the receipts wore 6, busbe1s By provinces the receipts for the wool: ording Auust 21, 1942 wore s ñllows, figures within brackes being those fo 1941; Manitoba (l,.585,939); Seskitchewan 29,112 (3,175,816)ALerta 266,360 (1 ; 504,876) bushels. Harkotings in the three Prairie Proviroes for the three weeks from August 1, 1942 to 111ugusb as compared with the same pe::iod in 194]. were as follows, figures within brackets beiig those fo 1941.: an.toba 46)73 (2,878,48 Saskatchewan 31,158 (4,987033); ALberta 266 ) 860 (29215l2) 'rshei.s Foi the three weeks ending /ugust 23, 1942 arid tho same j..ari'd in ,991 and 10,787,032 bushels were reocivod from the farms 0 11tform thaings shown by Pra ne Jovinoes for the week ending August were as follows: 74-E-7AT (oxcet Durum) DÁil key Manitoba Saskatchewan, Alberta TOTAL. 0 a J. ' ,673 3,373 GRAJIT_INSPE'CTrD Number of cars inspected in the Western Division from August U o August 14, 1942 inclusive with comparison for the previous year were as follows:.+ Increase Decrease Wheat , Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed Mixed Grain,VWa, Corn Screenings 4 4 T0TALa...,a,. 3,

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S Stocks in store in tie icsterr Division comared with the srrio wo:k bst "er wore as follows: (in bushels) Week ending Week endi.

4,070,496-749,093 Rye 1,677,040 1,243,700 + 433,340 Flaxseed 760,860 250,990 + 509,670 Stocks in Store at the Head of the Lakes compared with the same weulc last year were as follows: Vieek ending

Barley 1,272,451 1696,672-426,221 Rye 1,147,881 460 8 694 + 687,187 Flaxseed 659 0 660 111,986 + 547,374 The receipts (including transfers) at the Head of the Lakes compared with the same week last

7 S Stocks in store in tie icsterr Division comared with the srrio wo:k bst "er wore as follows: (in bushels) Week ending Week endi.ng Increase August 21, 1942 August 22, Docrase wheat (except Durum) 304,530, ;63o,358-40,100,244 Durum wheat , ,711 Oats 3,051,919 2,238, ,913 Barley 3,321,403 4,070, ,093 Rye 1,677,040 1,243, ,340 Flaxseed 760, , ,670 Stocks in Store at the Head of the Lakes compared with the same weulc last year were as follows: Vieek ending Week ending 4- Increase August 21, 1942 August 22, Decrease Wheat (except Durum) 130, ,583,349 Durum wheat 160, , Oats 1053, , ,175 Barley 1,272, , ,221 Rye 1,147, ,187 Flaxseed , ,374 The receipts (including transfers) at the Head of the Lakes compared with the same week last year were as follows:.veok ending Week ending + Increase August 21, 1942 August 22, Decrease Wheat (except Durum) 2,991,031 7,994,209-5,003,178 Duruni wheat 34, ,568-03;567 Oats 361, ,358 '+ l4,675 Barley 190, ,402 Rye 41, , ,360 Flaxseed 56,101 15, ,479 Preliminary figures showing receipts and shipments at the head of the Lakes for the period August 1, 1942 to date compared with the same period last year: FORT WI LLIAM AND PORT ARTHUR RECEIPTS SHIPM:NTS Wheat (except Durum) Durum wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxsoed ,575* 5,988,520* 71, , , , ,247 91,201 34, , $ 69 TOTAL 10,336,731 7,516,051 samo period last year ; ,965,967 - Decrease 8,429,000 5,469,916 * Rovised August 13,

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-4-. STOCKS OF GRAIN IN ELEVATORS DURING THE WEEK ENDING ATJGUST 21, 1042 72HEAT DURUM FLAX- (exoopt Durum) WHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE SEED bushels Western Country Elevators Interior Private & Mill E18VS

- Seaboard Ports U.S. Lake Ports U.S. At

TOTAL Previous week Same week previous year 127240000 745000 1260000 1130000 463000 48000 5752000 20000 701000 848000 85000 53000 1926 84 14868 37561 - - 17160772 p2261 33391 1159 924295 - - - -

9 -4-. STOCKS OF GRAIN IN ELEVATORS DURING THE WEEK ENDING ATJGUST 21, HEAT DURUM FLAX- (exoopt Durum) WHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE SEED bushels Western Country Elevators Interior Private & Mill E18VS e Interior Pub & Semi-Pub. Torms Vanoouver-New Westminster Victoria Prinoe Rupert Chur oh ill Fort William & Port Arthur Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports Eastern Elevs.-St. Lawrence Ports Eastern Eleva. - Seaboard Ports U.S. Lake Ports U.S. Atlantio Seaboard Ports In Transit Lake In Transit Rail In Transit U.S.A. TOTAL Previous week Same week previous year p CODLETE CARGOES CLEARED FROM TEE HEAD OF TEE LAKES FOR THE PERIOD FROM AUGUST 15, TO AUGUST 21, 1942 INCLUSIVE CANADIAN LOWER LAKE PORTS S, LAWRENCE PORTS bushels BUFFALO U,S.A Wheat (exoept Durwn) ,000 95,029 - Durum wheat Oats 9, ,021 Barley 17, Rye Flaxseed OTHER U.S.A. PORTS TOTAL 1,341, , ,850 Same period ,358, COLETE CARGOES CLEARED FROM THE HEAD OF THE LAKES FOR THE PERIOD FROM THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION TO AUGUST 21, 1942 Wheat (except Durum) Durum wheat Oats Barley Rye Flaxseed ,818 1,783,454 20, ,361, ,552 1,210, , , , , , , TOTAL Same period ,935 1,783, ,203,126 6, ,486,150 2,812, ,537 5,

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I, -5- CANADIAN GRAIN IN STORE - AUGUST 21, 1942 WHEAT (except Durum) DURUM WHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE FLAX- SEED WESTERN COUN.

TOTAL COIJNTRY ELEVS. 127,240,000 475,000 1,260,000 2,130,000 443,000 48,000 INT. PRIVATE & MILL 5,752,000 20 0 000 701,000 848,000 85,000 53,000 INT.

11 I, -5- CANADIAN GRAIN IN STORE - AUGUST 21, 1942 WHEAT (except Durum) DURUM WHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE FLAX- SEED WESTERN COUN.Y ELEVATORS bushels Manito1a 15,335, , Saskatchewan 65,750, , , , ,000 23,000 Alberta 46,155, , ,000 65,000 16,000 TOTAL COIJNTRY ELEVS. 127,240, ,000 1,260,000 2,130, ,000 48,000 INT. PRIVATE & MILL 5,752, , ,000 85,000 53,000 INT. PtJBBLIC & SEMI-PUBLIC 19,264,847-14,868 37, VANCOUV -NEW WESTMINSTER 17, ,391 1,159 VICTORIA PRINCE RUFT 1,205, CHURCHILL 2,617, FT. WILLIAM & PT. ARTHUR 130 $ 64, ,790 1,272, TOTAL WESTN DIVISION 304,530, ,405 3,051,819 3, ,677, ,860 EASTN ELEVATORS Co1lingwood 1,256,327-2,930 Depot Harbour 1,401, Midland,2-,106, ; Midland, Simooe 3, Midland, T3.ffin 3,965, Midland, Aberdeen 430,136 '- - - Owen Sound 3,193,931 22, ,512 5,107 Port MoNicoll 5,800, ,301 Godorich Elev, & Tran3it ,593 78,719 21,646 37,331 30,918 Goderich WOC.FOM G ,663 3,000 - Sarnia 5,003, ,502 - Port Colborn, N.H.B. 1, Port Colborne, ML 716,780 8, ,583 34,639 Humberstono, R D H.F O MO 1,258,812 5, Toronto , , ,251 Potorborough, J,R 203, Kingston Elev, Co 1, Prescott 3, TOTAL EAST. LAKE PORTS 41, , ,622 1,497,482 86,253 49l69 Montreal, H.B ,844 14,464 12,874 14,897 55, Montreal, Dom 0 Elev, 36, , ,101 1,417 Sorol 1,857, Throe Rivers 4,793, ,159 - Quoboc N.H.B. 973,101 1,464 6, ; 353 West Saint John 2,268, Saint John, C.N.R. 485, Halifax 1,940, TOTAL EAST. SBD. PORTS 21,938,824 38, , ,510 56, Buffalo 6, Erie , - TOTAL U.S. LAKE PORTS , Portland 1494, Boston , Now Thrk 1, Nw York Afloat Philadelphia 344, Baltinioro Albany 185,000 -_ ,035 fi 000 TOTAL U.S. SEABOARD 7,973, ,035,000 - IN TRANSIT LAKE Q 78, ,273 - IN TRANSIT RAIL 12,427, , ,454 68,116 74,960 IN TRANSIT U.S.A. 3,830, TOTAL IN STORE CANADA , ,519 4,158,332 5,397,849 1,587, ,362 TOTAL IN STORE U.S.A., ,183-1, TOTAL IN STORE CANADA) 01,686, ,519 4,158,332 5,397,849 3, ,362 AND U.S.A.) 402,

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7MEAT -6- STOCKS IN STORE BY FRIIICIPAL GRADES AT PUBLIC, SEMI-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TMINAL AND EASTERN ELEVATORS AUGUST 21, 1942 1 Hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern 4 Northern Nuzber 5 Feed 1 0.71.

72,476222 785;614 61;137V 708963 1,543,626 118,143 3,217;485 141;707 12 0 666 9035 317 8 666 37 2,929 5981 - - - 482 0 011 10;983 99 8 443 77 588 0 445-402 686;367 100 8 382 1,528 375,988-3,225

13 7MEAT -6- STOCKS IN STORE BY FRIIICIPAL GRADES AT PUBLIC, SEMI-PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TMINAL AND EASTERN ELEVATORS AUGUST 21, Hard 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern 4 Northern Nuzber 5 Feed Garnet 2 C.W, Garnet 3 C.YT. Garnet Tf. Contract Others Ontario 1 C.W. 2 C C.W. Ft. 7i11iarn- Interior Vancouver- Lower Pt. Arthur Term- New Westrnr. Lake & Upper St. Lavr. Total Elevators irials & Victoria St. Lawronce & Maritirnos bushels 1;079,818 68; ,437 1,167,605 69;313;448 16, , ;026;870 18;237,59 147;915;124 55,249,395 2,014,973 6,055;403 5, ,488, 93 72, ;614 61;137V ,543, ,143 3,217; ; , ; ; , ,988-3, , GdB, , , ,980 3,492, ,031 12, , ;905 - V 293, Amber Duruu , Anther Durum 61, ,372 91,808 Amber Durum 43,002-1,267 7 e ,251 Amber Durum 7, C.W. Tough Durum 15, Others Durum 22,047-1,397 23,444 TOTAL 130,525, ,085,067 41,377,675 21,977, ,230,722 OAT S 2 C.W. 7,894 2,082 6,141 1,237 17,354 Ex, 3 OW. 47, ,106 3 C.W. 166,418 2,324 2,208 50, ,258 Ex. 1 Feed 33,179 2,141 3,998-39,318 1 Food 395, , ,215 2 Feed 106,952 3,305-6, Feed 12, , Tough 183,534 5,931 14,295 5,243 6, ,096 Others 100,993 2, ,485 86, ,660 Easter:a ,688 TOTAL 1,053,790 14,868 22, , ,077 1,479,518 BARLEY V V 2 C.W. Six-Raw ,219 20, C.W. Six-Row 226, ,326 62,415 1,093,845 1 Food ,113 1,025,676 2 Feed 57,190-1,604 19,540 22, ,155 3 Feed 29,894-11, ,909 Tough 161,747 2,323 19,323 7,250 39, ,539 Others , ,457 14, ,678 Eastern ,150-1,150 TOTAL 1,272,451 37,561 33,391 1,497, ,510 3,031,395 RYE 2C,W, 856,230-1,159 34,639 55, ,133 3 C.W. 83, , ,374 Tough 188, ,143 1, ,233 Others ,041-34,075 TOTAL ,159 86,253 56,522 1,291,815 FLAXSEED 1 C.W. 447,697-49, ,239 2 C.W. 74,091 _ ,091 3 C.W. 37, ,532 Tough 58, ,035 Others 42, ,505 TOTAL 659, , ,402 cand TOTAL 134,659, ,276 1,8,141,878 43, ,336, ,742,852 -

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f -7- AUGUST21, 1942 CNADIAN GRAIN IN STORE - C0M1?

2,881,000 Interior Private and Miii 5 0 772 3 000 1,687,000 Interior Public and Semi-Public Terminals 19 5 264,847 52,429 Vancouver-New Westminster 17160,772 56,811 Victoria 924,295 Prince Rupert

Lawrence and Seaboard Ports 21,977 0 805 358,482 1JOS, Lake Ports 8,647 0 000 288,000 U.S. t1antic Seaboard Ports 7,973,091 1,035,000 In Transit Lake 978,746 133,273 In Transit Rail 12,427,005 1,116,071 In Transit U.

15 f -7- AUGUST21, 1942 CNADIAN GRAIN IN STORE - C0M1?ARATIV STATEI,EET, 15, T I-i E A T OTHEJ GRAI N bushels Country Elevators - Manitoba 15,620,000 1,035,000 Saskatchewan 65 ) 940,000 1,300,000 Alberta 46,155, ,000 TOTAL 127,715,000 2,881,000 Interior Private and Miii ,687,000 Interior Public and Semi-Public Terminals ,847 52,429 Vancouver-New Westminster 17160,772 56,811 Victoria 924,295 Prince Rupert 1,205,881 - Churchill 2,617,396 Fort W:Llliam and Port Arthur 130,525,328 4,133,982 Eastern Elevators Lake Ports 41,377,675 1,910,426 St. Lawrence and Seaboard Ports 21, ,482 1JOS, Lake Ports 8, ,000 U.S. t1antic Seaboard Ports 7,973,091 1,035,000 In Transit Lake 978, ,273 In Transit Rail 12,427,005 1,116,071 In Transit U.SeA 3,830,092 T0LL 402,396,933 13,652,474 AUGUST 22-, 1941 Country Elevators - Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta TOTAL Intericr Private and Mill Interior Public and Semi-Public Terminals Vancouver-Now Westminster Victoria Prince Rupert Churchill Fort William and Port Arthur Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports St. Lawrence and Seaboard Ports U.S Lake ports U.S., Atlantic Seaboard ports In Transit Lake In Transit Rail In Transit U O SA. TOTAL AUGUST 23, ,460,000 1,655, ;000 1,051,000 73,690, , ,335,000 3,155,000 8,046,000 1,325,000 18,310;983 3, ',795 1,009,143 1,207,975 2,617, $ 17,100 3,287,967 41,007, ,824 24,001, ,413 16,138, ,182 11,852,855 1,156, ,767 66,554 18,208,523 1,442,644 1,839, ,319,824 12,042,817 Country Elevators - Manitoba 7,470, ,000 Saskatchewan 34495,000 1,676,000 Alberta 19, ,000 TOTAL 61,880,000 3,100,000 Interio:7 Private and Mill Interior Public and Semi-Public Terminals Vancouver -New Westmin3ter Victoria Prince Rupert Churchill Fort Vii1iam and Port Arthur Eastern Elevators - Lake Ports St. Lawrence and Seaboard Ports U.S,Lake Ports U.S. Atantio Seaboard ports In Transit Lake In Transit Rail In Transit U.S&. 6,072,000 1,990,000 16,883, ,380;580 90, , 339 1,136,049 2,494,610-78,815,016 2,538,400 40,832,417 1,123,817 22, ,112 11,665,159 3, ,232 1,732,274 3, ,796 11,525,352 1,350,757 4,196, TOTAL 292,874,536 16,113,805-7-

484;338 88,429 2 0 574 mt. private & Mill Eiovs. 21,608-3,125 1,610 460 mt. Fub.

44,222 41,435 - - S H I F UE N T S Country Elevators 2379,358 19,513 172,295 300,075 26,544 2,906 mt. Private & Mill Elevs., 997212 1,137 130,093 111,602 429 &,538 mt. Pub. & Semi-Pub.

17 4 t -8- REIPTS AND iip?ents OF GRAIN BY CLASSES OF ELEVATORS IN THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 21, 1042 VHEAT DURUH (except Durum) HEAT OATS OARLEY RYE bushels FLAX- SEED R F CE I P T S Country Elevators 307,290 1, , ;338 88, mt. private & Mill Eiovs. 21,608-3,125 1, mt. Fub. & Semi-Pub, Terms, Fort William & Port Arthur 2,991,031 i4 p ool ;388 41,280 56,101 Eastern Elevators - Vessel 1, ;537 17,157 - il, 341 Rail 1, ,222 41, S H I F UE N T S Country Elevators 2379,358 19, , ,075 26,544 2,906 mt. Private & Mill Elevs., , , , &,538 mt. Pub. & Semi-Pub. Terms, 6, Fort William & port Arthur Vossel 1, Rail , ,676 17,095 15,740 Eastern Elevators - Vessel 54,000 - _ - - Rail 1,034,871 fl,178 96,553 7, To Mill 363,079 9,390 3,509 11, Trucked STOCKS IN STORE, RSIPTS AND SFIIFNEIJTS AT THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT II\TERIOR TERMINAL LEVATORS AUGUST 21, 1942 STOCKS IN STORE Cal gary Edmonton Let hbrige Moose Jaw Sas1toon WHEAT FLAX- (except Durum) OATS EARLEY RYE SEED $ 560 1, ,236; 347 5,69o;194 5,740,810 bushels l ,303 - TOTAL 16,721,797 35, RECEIPTS Calgary Edmont on Let hbridge Moose Jaw Sa skat oc)n TOTAL Sk!1 PrIs Edmont or. 54, ,075 85, 13 I5, , , MIE

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-9.- STOCKS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 21, 1942 '1EEAT OATS RYE CORN SOYA BEANS bushels Collirtgwood.

Flour Mills '- 78,866y Sarnia - 488459Y Sarnia - 125 11 199W Port Colborno, LHB 333957Y Port Colborne, LL 1,490K port Colborne, N.L. - - a, 773 1W Humborstono, RSHJF,.

Halifax - - - 1,212y - TOTAL 85,772 23,548 6,124,575 23,123 Same period last year 205,219 50,065 23578 2 3 292,829 - Y-Yellow W-Thite K-Kaffir RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA,

19 -9.- STOCKS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 21, 1942 '1EEAT OATS RYE CORN SOYA BEANS bushels Collirtgwood.56,963Y Midland 1 Tiffin - 00;369y Midland, Aberdeon _ Y Owen Sound Y Port MoTh-coil '-.26,464Y Goderich E1ov, & Transit 161,453y Godorich W.C. Flour Mills '- 78,866y Sarnia Y Sarnia W Port Colborno, LHB Y Port Colborne, LL 1,490K port Colborne, N.L. - - a, 773 1W Humborstono, RSHJF,. ii1s ,024Y - Toronto ,607y 23,l23 prescott Y Montreal, N.H.B. 2,459,539Y Montreal, Dom Elev, Ltd ,262'! Three Rivers 23, ,695'! Halifax ,212y - TOTAL 85,772 23,548 6,124,575 23,123 Same period last year 205,219 50, ,829 - Y-Yellow W-Thite K-Kaffir RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF UNITED STATES GRAIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 21, 1942 R E C E I P T S si:ipments Wator Rail GEORGIAN BAY rorts Water Rail Corn 9S,969 To Canadian mills - 19,678 II Lawrenàe ports " US.AC Dom e points L077M lake PORTS Corn 275,233 - To Canadian mills 95,976 1;209 It Can e Dom points Soya Beans - - Can, Dom e points ST LAVRENC.E PORTS Corn To Canadian mills Can, Dom e points 20,500 At'dZITI?Z PORTS Corn 1,500 To Canadian mills - 1,509 STOCKS OF FOREIGN GRAIN IN CANADA AUGUST 21, 1942 YELLOW VJHITE YELLOW w:ite ARGENTINE ARGENTINE S. AFRICAN S. AFRICAN CORN CORN CORN CORN bushels Quebec, N.H,D O TOTAL 6 Same period last year 125, RECEIPTS AND_iIPNTS OF FOREIGN GR.AIN IN CANADA, AUGUST 21, 1942 nil I I

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a 4-1 - - 10 STOCKS, RECEIPTS AND al IPI.

235,000 340,000 550,000 136;000 9,000 Saskatehen 65750,00() 190000 65000 310000 242 0 000 23,000. A1brta 461C00 265O00.

RECEIPTS DTJRI NG WEEK Lianitoba 30652 1,765 62,046 363,931 40,161 609 Saskatchewan 24,112 8l,35 p8504 54,632 427 Alberta 252,526-25,928 31,903 13,53& 1,538 TOTAL 307,290 1,765 16319 184,338 88,420

21 a STOCKS, RECEIPTS AND al IPI.ELTS OF THE COLYTRY ELEVATORS lit THE AUGTJST 21, 1942 STRN DIVISION WEK EiDING COUNTRY UHEAT FLAX- ELEVATORS (except Durum) NHEAT OATS BARLEY RYE SEED STOCKS IN STORE bushels Manitoba 15, , , , ;000 9,000 Saskatehen 65750,00() ,000. A1brta 461C00 265O00.20OOOO 65O00 160O0 TOTAL 127; OC 1,20,Q 1100O0 443,000 48,OuO Total - A Week Ago 129; ,000 1,245; oo 91o; ; oo o,000 A Year Ao 207,335,000 45O ,300, iJ RECEIPTS DTJRI NG WEEK Lianitoba ,765 62, ,931 40, Saskatchewan 24,112 8l,35 p , Alberta 252,526-25,928 31,903 13,53& 1,538 TOTAL 307,290 1, ,338 88,420 2,574 Total - A Weok Ago* , ,182 47,097 8,797 A Year_Ago 5,988,357 35, ,110 1,398, ,119 37,777 SHIPiENTS DURING WEEK Ianitoba ,69 116,! 24,664 t,.i1( I,ii Saskatchewan 1,375,418 2,841 74,308 45, AIborta ; ,637 3,825 TOTAL 2, , ,075 26, Total - A Week Ago* 4,102,876 14, ,701 48,160 11,147 A Year Ago 4,945, , ,384 1, ,363 3,930 *Revi see. T0PL FARMERS' NARKETINGS, INCLJD:UC LOADINGS 011E2. PJJ.T?0R1, IN SSTER1T CANADA AUGUST 1, 1942 TO AUGUST 21, 1942 WIThAT DURUM FLAX- (except Durum) WEEAT OATS BARLEY RYE SEED bushels 11anitoba. 36; , ,667 Sas1tchewan 29,112 2, ,116 50,273 3,989 Alberta 266,860 5O,297 53,648 21,7/7 2,171 TOTAL 332,158 12, , , ,8,95 14,827 DAILY QUOTATIONS AND WEKLY AVERAGES OF ONTARIO 1EEAT AND COARSE GRAIN DELIVERED IN CARLOTS AT NONTRAL AND TQRONTO.1E1K ENDING iytjgtjst 22, 1942 Aug., Aug, Aug, Aug, Aug Aug Weekly Average (cents andeighths per bushel) No 1 White Winter 104 1,03 1,03 1, , /1 No, 2 White Winter 1,03 1,02 1,02 1,02 1, /1 No 3 White Winter 1,02 1,01 1,01 1,01 1,01 1,01 101/i No, 1 Red Winter 1, ,03 1,03 1,03 1,03 103/1 No, 2 Red Winter 1,03 1,02 1,02 1,02 1,02 1,02 1,02/1 No, 3 Red Winter 1, ,01 1, ioi/i No, 1 LLxed Winter 1,04 1,03 1,03 1,03 1,03 1,03 103/1. No. 2 MIxed Winter 103 1,02 1,102 1,02 1,02 1,02 1,02/1 No, 3 Mixed '.'iinter ,01 lo1 1,01 1,01 1, /1 T0RO1TO. Oats, good, sound, heavy 53,5/4.52/4 52/4.52/4 52/4 52/5 Barley, good, malting.75.75, , Rye No, 2,1,65,65,65 65, ,165 Corn, Natural /4 1 15/4 1,1 5/4, 15/4 1, 15/4 1, 15/4 1, 15/

-a. - 11 - DAILY CLOSING PRICES AND WEEKLY AVERAGES OF CASH GRAIN QUOTATIONS BY GRADES ON TIE WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE DURING WEEK ENDING ATJGUST 20, 1942 (Basis in Store - Fort William-Port Arthur)

1 Man, Northern 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/7 89 88/7 No. 2 Man Northern 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/7 85/6 No.

No, 1 Hard 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/7 87 86/7 Tough No 4 1 Northern 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/7 66/7 87 86/7 Tough No 4 2 Northern 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/7 82/6 Tough No.

23 -a DAILY CLOSING PRICES AND WEEKLY AVERAGES OF CASH GRAIN QUOTATIONS BY GRADES ON TIE WINNIPEG GRAIN EXCHANGE DURING WEEK ENDING ATJGUST 20, 1942 (Basis in Store - Fort William-Port Arthur) Aug. Aug. Aug, Aug, Aug. Aug. Weekly Average WEEAT (Other th&n Durum) (cents and eighths per bushel) No. 1 Man, Hard 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/ /7 No. 1 Man, Northern 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/7 88/ /7 No. 2 Man Northern 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/6 85/7 85/6 No. 3 Man, Northern 83/6 83/6 83/6 83/6 83/6 83/7 83/6 No, 4 Man, Northern 81/5 81/5 81/5 81/7 81/7 81/7 81/6 Number Number ' Feed Tough No, 1 Hard 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/ /7 Tough No 4 1 Northern 86/7 86/7 86/7 86/7 66/ /7 Tough No 4 2 Northern 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/6 82/7 82/6 Tough No. 3 Northern 80/6 80/6 80/6 80/6 80/6 80/7 80/6 Rejected No 4 1 Northern Rjected No, 2 Northern Rejected No,. 3 Northern Smutty No. 1 Northern 81/4 81/4 81/4 81/4 81/4 81/4 81/4 Sutt y No 2 Northern 78/4 78/4 78/4 78/4 78/4 78/4 78/4 Smutti No 1 3 Northern 76/4 76/4 76/4 76/4 76/4 76/4 76/4 No, 1 C.71. Car net 82/4 82/4 82/4 82/ /5 No, 2 C.vr, Garnet 81/4 81/4 81/4 81/ /5 No 1 3 Garnøt 80/4 80/4 80/ /4 81/4 80/7 No, 1 Alberta Red Winter /1 No. 2 Alberta Red. Winter /1 No,. 3 Alberta Red Winter /1 DIJRUM WHEAT No 1 C.W. Amber /4 88/4 88/4 88/4 88/4 88/4 No, 2 C.W, Amber 86/4 86/4 86/4 86/4 86/4 86/4 86/4 No 3 C,W,. Amber 84/4 84/4 84/4 84/4 84/4 84/4 84/4 OATS No ,, 46/2 46/2 46/2 46/1 46/2 46/1 46/2 No, 3 C,Vf, 45/2 45/2 45/2. 45/1 45/2 45/1 45/2 No, 3. Feed 43/3 43/2 43/2 43/1 43/2 42/7 43/1 No, 2 Feed 41/2 41/2 41/2 41/1.1/2 41/1 41/2 No, 3 Feed /6 38/5 38/6 38/5 38/6 BARLEY No, 1 C.W. Six-Row 61/ /7 60/5 60/6 60/3 60/6 No, 2 C.W. six-row 61/ /7 60/5 60/6 60/3 60/6 No 3 C,W. S ix-r ow 69/5 59/4 59/3 59/1 59/2 58/7 59/2 No. 1 C,W, Two-Row si/i 61 60/7 60/5 80/6 60/3 60/6 No. 2 C,W. Two-Row 61/1 Si 60/7 60/5 60/6 60/3 60/6 No, 1 Feed 57/5 57/2 56/7 56/5 56/6 56/1 66/7 No. 2 Feed 55/5 55/4 55/3 55/1 55/2 54/7 55/2 No, 3 Feed 54/ /7 53/5 53/6 53/3 53/6 RYE No, 2 CW, 53/2 53/1 52/7 52/3 52/7 53/1 52/7 No. 3 C,W, 48/7 48/5 40/5 47/7 4e/ /6 No. 4 C.,W, 46/1 45/7 45/5 45/1 46/5 46/6 46 Ergoty. 41/5 41/3 41/1 40/5 41/1 41/2 41/1 Rejected No, 2 C.W. 47/1 46/7 46/5 46/1 47/5 47/6 47 CORN 3 C.W. Ye3.low-20% Moisture FLXSEED No. 1 C,W,. Fixed prioe

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if 4 ri CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS AGRICULTURAL BRANCH Vol.. 25 No. 2 CANADIAN GRAIN STATISTICS Week ending AUGUST 10, 1944 lrccord. for Western Inspection Divi.ion