Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Agricultural Situation, Vol. 15: A Brief Summary of Economic Conditions; April 1, 1931
Total stocks Of wheat in the United States as of March 1 probably were in the vicinity Of bushels in excess of a year ago. Farm stocks were estimated to be 000 larger and Bradstreet's visible supply was 42 larger. These increases are offset partially by some decreases in stocks In other positions. Stocks in mills and in transit to mills were estimated to have been about bushels smaller on January 1 of this year than on January 1 of last year, and a further reduction is expected in stocks at the close Of March. Assuming an increase of 50 000 bushels over total stocks Of a year ago, this would indicate an unaccounted for dis appearance (which includes feed) from July 1 to March 1 of about bushels in excess of that during the same period of last year.
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