Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 5, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg wednesday August 5, 1925 11 tuesday s Grain livestock and produce All grains score big gains with wheat 6 1-2c up Winnipeg Grain fluctuations Budish on a favor open. Oct. Dec. May oct. Dec. May 50% oct. 78 High. 147 49% 48 8034 Low. 142, 139 48% 50% 78 close. 145 142 Prev. Close last year. 135% 140 49% 47yba 51% markets very ,0ot. Able crop reports from Canadian j 1 l-2c to 2c up Barley 3 l-4c up and flax 6 3-4c higher 240 231 236 236 78a 98b 49% 77 225 94 a Grain Exchange Winro Peg aug Liverpool Market closed tues Day As follows october. Higher to 11s. December 3 id. Higher 10s. Ico pounds. Exchange Canadian funds quoted obd. Higher Al worked out into bushels and Canadian currency Liverpool close was tues. Friday oct. Dec. a the wheat Market american Grain rotations Chicago sept. Dec May sept. Dec May sept May open. High. 160% 16434 159 105 86% 89h Prev. Close. 48 and a calve throughout the entire session on tuesday with an excellent demand for wheat with prices in 1ho future mar Ket ranging from so to so above the close on saturday. Opening figures wre Sho 4hc. Higher. Influenced by the decided strength of american markets yesterday while Winnipeg was rlosed7 and firmness of Liverpool this morning cables i of Muff to Pence higher and closing 3 .4 to Pence up sentiment was very bullish and the bears run to cover quickly. There was Good buying throughout the Day. With exporters and Millers Talna near by there was also consider Able spreading buying Winnipeg and Selling Chicago. The whole strength in the Martlet is bused on the unfavourable reports from Western Canada showing that rather event deterioration has taken place Dur ing the past few weeks from heat and drought. And that All prospects Lor a bumper crop Are unquestionably gone. And that a fair average crop is All that he expected. American experts in their August first reports placed that country on a Domestic basis and they Export during the first half of the year will have to be. Made up later by imports from Canada. The weather map this morning showed higher temperatures Over Saskatchewan and Manitoba cooler in Alberta., with a few Light scattered showers. Tha forecast was a Little More favourable predicting Northwest winds with show ers throughout the Vest. There was considerable profit taking on the extreme bulge but. The offerings were easily absorbed and the Market closed around the top. Coarse grains there was Only a Light featureless dec 104 open. Sept. Dec. 158 sept. 71 sept. 102% 106% 45 48 Minneapolis dec sept. _ Deo sept 260% 9614 38% 40% High. 100b 103 41 oct nov. Dec. 265b 26 Ivy Low. 156 155% 71 38% 40% Duluth 260% 258a 43a close. Prev. Close. 71 96b 99a 39b 41 264b 263 b 258a comparative car receipts. Winnipeg Minneapolis Duluth. Wheat. 06 21s ones. 54 400 25 Barley. 21 51 24 49 flax. A o s 11 261 256a Rye. 1 3 5 Range All Flat Prarle Light Ami the Market made fractional is Irr gely because of strength close where Cash demand continued a Eilent and the confirmed Alpi of Oats or Export out not Given primary receipts continued fairly and new Oats Ace it la com ing Forward in inc rens no quantities the movement till not prove Long or burdensome in our opinion Broomhall s Cable Liverpool Atigo 4. The wheat markets in the United kingdom Are firm in sympathy with other Grain exchanges. Harvesting of wheat is pro Gressing and Tho weather today More favourable. There is fair demand for Low Brade Manitoba cheats hut Millers Are very cautious and. Are awaiting developments from Russia supplies in Australia Are becoming very Small Supply said to be Only bushels at this time. Shipments last week and the out now aggregated 102. 000.000, which is Larrer than most of private estimates made in january last. Leather in Germany though unsettled has turned warmer. The United kingdom weather was unsettled Over the week end but is Fine today. Corn in the United kingdom rules very steady although there is a quieter demand for spot stuff. Russell storms with unprecedented quantities of rain have been causing much damage throughout France. There was an other h Eavy rainstorm yesterday and crops of All kinds Are beginning to suffer some splendid livestock is found in Northwestern Manitoba classes animals exp Over the. Of Black Angus Hereit ords and general purpose horses shown at Bartle agricultural fair. I i bleed in the different All of. Superior Quality and reflects the great improvement that hah taken Philo in Corn. 0 92 1 0 n 3 Northern no. 1 dark hard Montana no 1 Jsmrd Montana no. 1 dark Liard. Minnesota s. Dakota no. 1 hard Minnesota anti a Dakota no. 1 Amber durum no. "2 fancy Amber durum no. 1 Amber durum no. 1 durum n n. 2 Amber durum no. 2 durum 3 Amber durum in. 3 durum no. 3 Tellow Barley flax 1.621, 1.39% 1.42v 1.39 i .78 1.70% i 1.58v, l.-55j 1.48v, 9 2.6 r Winnipeg Grain Exchange 1 representative sales 1 i i t Auk. 1. I nor --159 1 fat i Xor 8p of 2 nor set nor Art 148 i 3 nor set. .151 nor set .-150 what Apt Ujj Foj t what 4 who of 4 we pwt 127 a 5 what set 120v. 0 ight set -101% feed set a-7 pm livestock markets Dominion livestock Branch i Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Boniface aug. 4. The receipts at the Union St. Boniface Man., up to 0 o clock tuesday morn ing consisted of cattle and calves 616 hogs and is sheep and lambs to Gether with 234 cattle on through ailing. There were Twenty two cars of Stock unloaded during the Day and a further eighty one cars reported for arrival tonight and Early tomorrow Norneng. With approximately cattle held Over from yesterday s Market another Leavy run of Sale cattle was experienced. Trading opened slow with packers Endeavor no to get Butcher cattle on a lower salesmen were successful in keeping the Market on Good butchers practically steady with last week. The grading on the Best grades Butcher cows was some what firmer but bulk of sales look in line with last week s prices. Good Butcher steers sold from 55.50 to with a few of the Export order at bulk holy higher common to 2 cd set a fairly Large business was Trade passing in the coarse hut 4 , prices were All higher and were Fol i lowing the Treml of wheat. To pres i 1 sure in evidence Hul the buying of futures was not Kec a. Flax very Strong Market prices Over fir. Trado not Large. But buyers had to hid prices up to get supplies. Cash wheat Market. Light offerings were responsible for keeping Down the volume of Prarle ii Cash wheat. . There was an excellent demand from both exporters and Millers but holders were not inclined to let go and As a result prices were bid up 1c to before buyers could secure their requirements. Trade for the Day reached fairly dimensions. There were excellent acceptances Over the week end and holi Day by the continent. The flour de Mand is very Good according to re por s received from Millers this mor Ning. Oats 45 set 46 to car but 81 a set "2 . Set 222 stocks in terminals i fort William and port Arthur j top he in done july 31. Wheat total. Last a Preu last year this last a. 14734.417 Totaj shipment. Go. 5.021.322 1925 no. 1 Man. Liardet no 1 Man nor. 1.685.0s no. 2 Man nor. Dried no. 1 and no. 2 Xor. In. 3 Man. Nor. 3.756.749 1s24 10.854 1.156.369 567.242 no. 4 special no. 5 wheat no. 5 special no. 6 wheat in. 6 special feel special bin Winter drum done in Cash Oats in face of an Excel Lent demand and prices ranged about a better than the previous close. Kex porters who were Good buyers Over the week end took All offerings today. Small Trade passed in the. Barley Market., with offerings Light. Interest War shown in Rye during Tod has session i crushers the i private chief buyers n nominal Trade was done it flax tills morning. 1 total the weather. A very shallow depression is moving eastward Over Manitoba. The. Weather is Fine and warm throughout the do minion. Forecasts ate winds mostly fair and warm today and wednesday a few scattered showers Saskatchewan and Alberta Northwest winds fair and today and wednesday a few scattered showers. Grain lyse fictions Winnipeg. Aug. I. 1925 1h24 96 537 289.677 is 806.515 296.834 2.057 326.733 r.67.579 21.870 18.578 2.713 50.491 236.013 wheat. Oas 64 54 Barley. 21 12 flax 9 2 Rye 1 4 a exert grains 0 2 screenings 4 i totals 195 255 to-ls.1 earn contract wheat. 57. Movement Roatus r. N a. 07 c. X. R. 9s Chicago and ribs. . A Rev 17.25 37.25 1720 oct. 17.25 1777 j7.1.5 17.23 17.30 1345 Winnipeg Cash prices or lips Are quotations Cash grains at the time of hosing the outre spot Prev. Prices. Prices. 1 Northern 2 Northern. 3 Northern no. 4 Xuy. 5 _ 6 n 2 durum to 3 durum 2 1 3 l s Tough Toush 1 inuit 2 smut o smut a Oats 2 . J 1 fam 1 i 2 feed s 1 n a 2 r in i i i i 163 167 161 lot 123 110 95 Isa 15? 15 14. 110 100 157 i55 143 133 144 141 137 3.00 51 f 49 47 85 208 2c3 86 to 84 96 157 1 51 a 142 a 120 103 .3 83 a 151 i 144 i 1424 135 i 125s 110 105 100 145 t3s1. 130 137 13 130i.i 4.00 49 Oats no. 1 no. 2 . No. 3 cd. . Feed 1 Feorl 2 feed special bin others i. Private elevators totals s 1 no. 4 . Rejected peed others private elevators totals no. 1 n no. 2 . No. 3 others. Private. Elevators totals no. 1 . No. 2 . No. 3 . No Grade others private 3.s94.682 6.791.367 b.433. 14k241 163.189 380.598 71.855 263.02fi 3.163.709 1.318 121.580 93.949 26.09o 99.096 877.3e2 17.31" 360.84 7 328.610 87.s60 32 p46 484. 426 9.182 3es.500 4.210 182.609 460.210 576 17.195 243.853 10.659 20041 378.656 1.756.s90 shipments Lake and rail Borley ry0 his yr.1.494.775 391.120 38 192 ast 121.588 24.803 2us .e4 lit a wires from Kol perfectly dry. Weather too hot for wheat Rop is prematurely ripening. Fields Kuril info Giay yield will he reduced crop through this territory is not the bumper that has Heon reported but has prospects Tor just fair crop. Early wheat full Lair Well hut late wheat will suffer severely if heat continues. This we. Or. Wheat x5.376.000 3ff.9s2.oco 41.704fcoi Barley Oats wheat Corn Oats Barley n. Bawlf Grain go., Ltd. Wheat Winnipeg aug. 4. Tho Market was very Strong id Active today., there being an exit demand Ana prices were most am fire cents of six cents lose on saturday. Near the close prices were run up to. The High Points cased off 1-2 a cent and closed 6 1-2 to 6 3-4 a for the Day. Opening figures were 3 to 1-2 cents higher influenced by the decided strength in american markets yesterday while win Peg was closed and firmness at Liverpool this morning. Sentiment was very bullish and bears were forced to cover Early. There was Good buying throughout exporters and Millers taking nearby futures. There was also considerable spreading going on. Buy ing Winnipeg and Chicago. The distinctly bullish turn to the markets is based on unfavourable reports from Western Canada showing that severe deterioration has taken place during the past few weeks from heat and drought and that All prospects for a. Bumper crop Are unquestionably gone and that a fair average crop is All that now be expected. The weather map this morning showed High temperatures Over Saskatchewan and but Polei in Alberta with a few Light scattered showers. The forecast was a Little More favourable predicting North Wes Winda and showers. In All three pro. Vinces. We would advise caution in following the bulges too tar but be lit five should be bought on Al recessions. In the Cash Market Light feel Inga were responsible for keeping Down the volume of Trade. There was an Excel Lent demand from both exporters and Millers but holders were not inclined to let go and As a result prices were to buyers could secure their requirements. Coarse there was Only a Light Trade passing in the coarse grains today but prices were All higher and were the trend of Oats closed from ,1 1-2 to cents higher Barley 3 3-s up and Rye 1-4 to 2 1-2 cents Higuer. Market prices closing 6 3-4 higher. Offtor Mars Light and were easily absorbed. Undertone very firm and we believe this Market will do the Farmers forum a column for the discussion of All matters of interest to the Farmers of Western letters to editor Farmers forum i Reen feed such As rape or Clover so that they will not soil their Wool with their droppings. If turned on to rape they should have Access to k Rass pasture and should never be allowed to feed on the rape the first Iune when hungry or when any moisture from Dew or rain is on the leaves. Time to wean Umbs August 1 to 15 from August 1 to is a Good time to wean the lambs they will do better after that if separated from the ewes a Fresoli bit of Clover or rape to run on and it gives the ewes a Chance to recuperate and Grain in flesh says j. B. Spencer in his Billet in on sheep Hus Baird by in published by the department of agriculture Ottawa. Watching the ewes udders for a Short time after wean ing and stripping out when Neces sary until the milk Lias left Themi is advised. In have bad or spoiled udders they should be marked for drafting out. Careful note should be made of the Best milkers that being one of the most important thing s that make Cor Success for Good milkers raise the Best the tails of both the lambs and the ewes should be trimmed neatly Square across up to the stump be fore they Are turned out on fresh 5.30 medium butchers were from to 55.23. Disposed of Best grades of Butcher heifers sold from to with the common kind to Early trading in the Butcher cows Vas slow and prices looked easier but bulk of sales for the Good grades ranged from to with the common kinds Down to and cutters passed Over the Scales from to s2. A few bulls made from to ?2.7.j. The Slocker and feeder Market la practically 23 cents per cwt. Higher i ban last Wnek s close. Trading the Best stockers ranging from to and plainer kind from to Good feeders were in demand from to with a few extra Choice at and common Down to 13.50. The calf Market looks 51 _ per Ewt. Lower calves plainer kinds from to hogs again advanced with the bul c of thick smooths Selling at sj3.25 per cwt. There were a few sales How Ever recorded at Bacon selects made the usual 10 per cent Premium. A few lambs were disposed of it firm prices with Best grades making per cwt. And others to j13.50. Ewes continued steady from 53 to 57. Representative sales reported up to 3 p.m., tues., aug. 4. Butcher. Steers. No. A. It. Price. No a. It. Price. Than Early last week. Good sold from to with Stags. 6.00 lambs. J 4.0.0 70 13.00 13.50 per too run. Per tonal its per ton livestock quotations. Winnipeg aug. 4. Receipts cattle. Calves 121 hogs 626 sheep 18. Steers. Choice to 6.50 fair to medium. Common. 5.00 to 5.7 4.50 to 4.75 3.50 to 4.00 Butcher heifers. Choice fair to Good 5.00 to 5.75 4.00 to 4.71 Butcher cows. Choice. 3-75 to 4.00 fair to Good. 2-75 to medium. 1-50 to 2.50 canners and cutters. 1.25 to 2.00 bulls. 2.50 to 2.75 2.00 to 2.23 4 oxen. Good. 3-00 to 3.25 medium 1.50 to 2.75 1-75 to 2.75 Stocker steers. 360 800 977 7.00 6.50 6.65 6.25 6.35 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 1090 7.00 6.-7s 020 850 19.js1.0co 32 isl of 4.c67.cqo 5 t3g 000 .7.250.0co total . Visa bulb Supply. The week. .29.s55.00o 25.574.000 41.754000 6.093.ooo 6.93j.ooo 4.887 Flo 26.298.000 s.086 Coo 5.071.000 14.437.000 1.091.000 1.245.000 283000 Minneau cos Carfl prices Clark and Martin i Auk. C to. I Liard Aphne or n o. I dark Northern.1 Spring fancy. Front Ana n o. 1 hard Sprinc. No. Dark North Spring. Choice to fancy. In. 1 dark North aprons Good to Choice. 1.67tt. To. 1 dark North Spring. Ordinary to Sood i no 1 Northern. I no. 2 dark nor h. I a Holft to fancy in v. J to -1.65h n of 2 dark North Spring. Ordinary to Rood 1.61 h to. 2 Northern. 1.6m 3 dark Tpring Lofa nor1. J.68u to. 3 dark North Good to choices 81ad to 3 dark North Spry nor. X. Ordinary to g oqd.-. 47 i 45 j 40 i s1u 86 80 79 it 82 s1.s3v, 1.81 a Grain Trade news from other markets e. J. Bawlf private wire service Chicago Grain letter. Chicago aug. Opened 3 3-1 higher this save an easier open ing Here but on the decline Large out Side by june Power appeared and an Advance of almost 3 cents followed. The bulge developed heavy realizing sales but on All reactions new buy Lri Power appeared in volume. And the Markel moved Stenchly upwards Clos 2 3-8 to 4 1-8 Over last nos rat. For eign advices were generally bullish. Export demand was slightly better than yesterday with about 100 000 vis Bela hard wheat sold locally. Domestic de Mand continued excellent. Light. Roar receipts were exceedingly bullish crop from that Northwest and particularly Canada evidently at race de Fons Lerable buying. The Outlook in Canada continues unfavourable and Market deterioration continues. The general action of the Market today is suggestive of still higher values. Corn. Corn held narrow he Ltd All Day. Meeting pressure on the advances hut encountering commis Ron Bouse buying on the setbacks. A. Covering movement in the late session resulted in closing gains of about r cent. Cash demand continued Lent with the basis steady. A gent a offerings were Harper hut r of by at limits above the Morhet. The ill s v Eather map nhowo.1 coi dry i Avor cup West with Fen to Antn p to t of rain Kcf of ice Early in x Vii. The Market heavily oversold and shorts evidently nervous. There intimations of tha ability of Export business in Corn is he aboard today which if confirmed might place a adj itch. On 1.68 i to r.3fi-ut Corn have we Luln narrow Soo 060 977 920960 Butcher heifers. 6.50 3 5.-60 510 s40 5.00 5.00 830 820 Butcher cows 200 s30 690. 620 84.0 340 945 Noo 810 790 7so 230 187 6.00 5.75 6.50 b.25 5.00 4.75 4.75 4.so 4.50 4.75 4.25 4.00 3.75 and Choice fair to Good Choice to 4.00 2.50 to 3.00 Stocker heifers. 3.00 to 3.75 fair to Good 2.25 to 2.73 feeder steers Choice b air to Good Choice Good. Common 4.00 to 3.00 to 6.00 to 5.00 to 7.0h 5.75 3.00 to. Hogs. Select Bacon u.57v4tt to 14.57vi thick smooth j3.00 to 13.25 heavies 12-25 to 32.23 extra heavies 11.75 to 11.75 shop hogs Li-75 to 13.0 lights and feeders. 11.00 to 13.00 roughs.-. Sows no. 1 10-25 to 11.00 sows no. 2 10-25 to 11.00 Senss to fair to Good common sheep. Fair to. Good. Common. 12.00 to 14.00 8.00 to 10.00 5.50 to. 7.00 3.00 to 4.00 South livestock. Furnished by state Federal Mariel rep Ortink South. St. Paul. Aug. 1.400. Classes opening Arecah than. Wednesday s follow beef steer a 650 canners cutters. 4.25 4.00 980 3.00 4.00 950 2.50 3.75 2.00 3.50 990 1.50 ,1.50 Sior. 1-25 900 1-25 bulls. 2.75 950 2.25 2.50 2-23 Stock ibis. 4.00 630 3.s5 4 of 750 3.25 4 no 690 b40 21.50 3.50 590 2-50 feeders. 5.00 Sloff 5.00 965 4. -5 5.00 715 4.10 4.75 1-00 4.75 4-00 4.50 to 4.50 s30 3.50 Ca jives. 7 50 236 6.00 7.00 300 5.00 7.00. 210 4.50 7.00 380 4.0" 6.50 240 3.50 to 290 3.00 to calves 25o to 50c letter bulk 150 290 300, Bacon . 14.57% 185 210 i4.b7h 220 220 21" thick smooths 14.57v4 14.5714 of butter anal further notice will the the. Up pied pres. By t. J. Coyla produce t Nutter no. 1 Creamery butter. We sniper no. 2 a Rumery butter. Winnipeg no. 3 Cream Ely Butler flu Alpee i 130 195 190 13.25 200 13.25 170 13.25 205 13.2o Ion of Loo 205 1s m .25 195 13.25 210 13.25 Iso heavies. 12.25 260 ------12-30 12.25 250 12.25 heavies. 11.75 245 "7o 11.75 37i i 425 11.75 1 290 325 ------1w5 shops. 8__ j25 13.00 140 Iso he Isioro 2-120 w.50 12.75 125_ 12.60 lights feeders. 145 100 190, 13.00 12.00 boughs. 10.00 11.on ten. To Hio Lebn Kiehsli Outziu. Leat soft tit Man Zloba. Manitoba Nev. Manitoba new beets per australian per in. Manitoba cabbage per to wholesale prices the to 9.00 mitello eat 9b-lb. Two 49-ib. Pour 24rlb. A Clos -------28.05 _____s26.00 ______28.00 liar. Preth baled to. 1 Timothy Syz in to. 2 of. 1 red top o. 2 red top demand for lower Gaaei. Belne no Iii mat quotations Are obtained Utti Interi of the Montreal produce Montreal aug. Eggs firm butter quiet and cheese steady. Cheese finest westerns 22v4 finest Eastern 23. Butter no. 1 pasteurized 3svi to 389i no. 1 Cesar fiery 37vi seconds. To 36v4. Eggs fresh extras. 41 firsts. 33. Egg markets Saskatchewan livestock excerpts from report of the i livestock cattle statistics show that there has been a very slight decrease in the number of. Cattle in the province during past year and it is Likely that there will be a further decrease this year due to the shortage of feed during he past Winter. Tor cattle Are slightly Bel ter than they Vitere a year ago and More cattle Are being shipped to Tho British Market each year. In 1323 we shipped head of cattle to great Britain. This was increased in 1924 to and it is quite pos sible that nearly head will be shipped to great Britain in 1925. Our shipments to the United states in 1323 amounted to and in 1024 to s7.847, so that there was practically no increase in shipments to that Market. Regarding stokers and feeders the commissioner states there has been a decrease in the number of stockers and feeders marketed at Winnipeg during each of the past two years and while Jnore of them have been shipped West fewer them have been shipped to the untied slates and also fewer have been shipped Back to the farms. A num Ber of Saskatchewan Farmers Pur 1924 rvs shown when we Are Only cred Oil with Impink 2o.32li pm Fern fewer in Nio Moe than in Wool the break in Tiv secured for Wool u hic ii occur Raul in 192-t 1021 Hail a Deal to with Tho Preth it ;