WHEAT PRODUCTION
LARGER AMERICAN CROP WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. It is estimated that the wheat crop, spring and winter combined, will total 893,582,000 bushels, compared with 863,430,000 bushels harvested last year, according to a return by the Department of Agriculture, BRIGHTER FUTURE. A CANADIAN VIEW. WINNIPEG, Aug. 10. The future of the wheat situation is brighter in the opinion of the Minis ter (Mr Stevens), who declares that an improvement in the European situation in the next six months shoul 1 bring increased prices. Ho emphasi.-i:.' that the European situation must improve first and asserts that the wori 1 stocks of wheat are not abnormal in view of the short Canadian crop and the reduced acreage in Argentina and Australia.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 189, 12 August 1931, Page 7
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