U.S. export sales

38 Pages·1995·2.5 MB·English

by  U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Office of the General Sales Manager

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U.S. EXPORT
SALES
• Outstanding Export Sales
(Unshipped Balances)
on AUG. 24, 1995
• Export Shipments in
Current Marketing Year
• Daily Sales Reported •
AUG. 18 - 24, 1995?
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U.S. DEPARTMENT FOREIGN FOR RELEASE AT 3 PM
OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20250 SERVICE AUGUST 31, 1995
U.S. EXPORT SALES
EXPLANATION APPLICABLE TO ALL TABLES
THIS PUBLICATION IS BASED ON REPORTS SUBMITTED BY PRIVATE EXPORTERS. OUTSTANDING EXPORT
SALES AS REPORTED AND COMPILED WITH OTHER DATA GIVE A SNAPSHOT VIEW OF THE CURRENT
CONTRACTING SCENE. AT ANY GIVEN TIME IN THE COURSE OF A MARKETING YEAR, OUTSTANDING
SALES DO NOT BEAR A CONSISTENT RELATIONSHIP TO EVENTUAL EXPORT SHIPMENTS. A MEANINGFUL
EXPORT PROJECTION IS NOT OBTAINABLE BY THE SIMPLE DEVICE OF ADDING OUTSTANDING SALES TO
EXPORTS TO DATE. THE LATTER DATA, ALONE PROVIDE A MORE RELIABLE MEASURE OF CURRENT
EXPORT ACTIVITY THAN MAY BE DERIVED FROM A YEAR-TO-YEAR COMPARISON OF OUTSTANDING SALES.
ALL COUNTRIES WITH OUTSTANDINGS ALES OR ACCUMULATED EXPORTS ARE INCLUDED FOR EACH CLASS
OF WHEAT, ALL WHEAT, WHEAT PRODUCTS, CORN, SOYBEANS, SOYBEAN CAKE AND MEAL, AMERICAN
PIMA COTTON, ALL UPLAND COTTON, WHOLE CATTLE HIDES, AND WET BLUES (UNSPLIT AND GRAIN
SPLIT). FOR OTHER COMMODITIES, COUNTRIES WITH LESS THAN 1 % OF TOTAL OUTSTANDING SALES OR
ACCUMULATED EXPORTS ARE NOT SHOWN SEPARATELY BUT ARE INCLUDED IN REGION TOTALS.
WHEAT PRODUCTS INCLUDE: ALL WHEAT FLOUR (INCLUDING CLEARS), BULGUR, SEMOLINA FARINA
AND ROLLED, CRACKED AND CRUSHED WHEAT.
REGIONS MAY NOT ADD TO TOTAL DUE TO ROUNDING.
ASTERISK (*) DENOTES QUANTITY IS LESS THAN .05.
°WN accountincludes unsold commodities shipped abroad and those in transit
rKUM lnL U.o. lO rOREIGN PORTS.
CONVERSION FACTORS: BUSHELS OR CWT PER METRIC TON 1/
POUNDS NUMBER OF UNITS
COMMODITY UNIT PER UNIT PER METRIC TON
WHEAT BU 60 36.743333
SOYBEANS BU 60 36.743333
CORN BU 56 39.367857
GRAIN SORGHUM BU 56 39.367857
BARLEY BU 48 45.929166
OATS BU 32 68.893750
RICE CWT 100 22.046
1/ A METRIC TON EQUALS 2,204.6 POUNDS
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PRESENTED HEREIN CAN BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING EXPORT SALES REPORTING FOREIGN
AGRICULTURAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20250, [phone].
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SUMMARY DATA 202 690-3275
COTTON 202 690-3273
CATTLE HIDES AND SKINS 202 690-3270
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20250, [phone].
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Export Sales Highlights
This summary is based on reports from exporters for the period August 18-24, 1995.
Wheat: Sales of 583,400 metric tons (MT) were three and one-fifth times the prior week-an improvement from last week's marketing-
year low-but were down 8 percent from the 4-week average. Pakistan (142,500 MT) was the major buyer, followed by Japan (98,300
MT), Taiwan (86,900 MT), and Peru (76,100 MT). Exports of 689,300 MT were up 14 percent from the week earlier and 4 percent above
the 4-week average. The primary destinations were Egypt (157,900 MT), Japan (88,300 MT), Peru (61,500 MT), and South Korea (42,000
MT).
Com: Net sales of 282,600 MT were 9 percent below the previous week, but 7 percent above the 4-week average. Major increases for
South Korea (108,700 MT), China (107,500 MT-switched from unknown destinations), Algeria (79,900 MT), and Egypt (71,300 MT) were
partly offset by decreases of 257,500 MT for unknown destinations. Net sales for delivery during the 1995/96 marketing year (which
begins Sept. 1) totaled 528,300 MT with Taiwan (172,100 MT), Spain (126,200 MT), and unknown destinations (104,900 MT) accounting
for the majority of the activity. Exports of 1,265,000 MT were 7 percent above the week earlier and 2 percent over the 4-week average.
Japan (333,300 MT) was the major destination, followed by China (154,300 MT), Egypt (126,300 MT), and South Korea (108,600 MT).
Barley: Sales of 114,700 MT were for Saudi Arabia (51,100 MT), Taiwan (33,000 MT), and Japan (30,600 MT). Exports of 82,100 MT
were nearly two and three-quarters times the 4-week average. Saudi Arabia (51,100 MT) and Japan (30,900 MT) were the primary
destinations.
Sorghum: Sales of 69,400 MT were 58 percent above the week earlier and 30 percent over the 4-week average. Mexico (69,000 MT)
was the major buyer. Sales of 46,800 MT for delivery in 1995/96 were for Japan (24,400 MT), Mexico (13,400 MT), and Israel (9,000
MT). Exports of 74,500 MT were down one-quarter from the previous week and 12 percent from the 4-week average. Mexico (51,000
MT) and Japan (23,500 MT) were the destinations.
Rice: Net sales of 28,200 MT were nearly double the prior week’s level. Indonesia (12,500 MT), Canada (7,600 MT), the Leeward and
Windward Islands (2,400 MT), Estonia (2,300 MT), Germany (1,300 MT), and Mexico (900 MT, of which 400 MT was rough) were the
primary buyers. In addition, there were reductions of 400 MT of rough rice reported for Turkey. Exports of 50,200 MT were 21 percent
less than the week earlier and 2 percent short of the 4-week average. Turkey (21,900 MT) was the major destination, with smaller
quantities to Ghana (7,000 MT), the Netherlands (4,300 MT), Saudi Arabia (3,500 MT), the Leeward and Windward Islands (2,500 MT),
and Haiti (2,000 MT).
Soybeans: Net sales for the current marketing year of 15,200 MT were primarily the result of major increases for the Netherlands
(25,600 MT), Barbados (9,000 MT), and Germany (6,000 MT) being partially offset by reductions for unknown destinations (20,300 MT)
and Japan (9,200 MT). Sales of 500,700 MT for 1995/96 delivery were primarily the result of increases for unknown destinations
(276,500 MT), Japan (61,000 MT), and Mexico (60,000 MT). Exports of 247,400 MT fell 19 percent below the previous week and 8
percent below the 4-week average. The major recipients were Mexico (72,600 MT), South Korea (52,100 MT), the Netherlands (45,900
MT), and Japan (42,300 MT).
Soybean Cake and Meal: Net sales of 54,100 MT exceeded the previous week by 11 percent, but were 6 percent below the 4-week
average. Major buyers were the Philippines (23,000 MT), Canada (8,300 MT), Colombia (8,000 MT), and Venezuela (6,000 MT). Exports
of 61,900 MT were 92 percent above the previous week and exceeded the 4-week average by 3 percent. The Philippines (29,000 MT),
Australia (17,800 MT), and Canada (11,600 MT) were the major recipients.
Soybean Oil: Net sales of 8,300 MT were mainly the result of increases for Hong Kong (6,000 MT), Singapore (1,500 MT), and Colombia
(1,000 MT) being partially offset by reductions of 1,000 MT for Taiwan. Exports of 21,700 MT were mainly to China (13,000 MT), Hong
Kong (4,000 MT), Taiwan (2,000 MT), and Singapore (1,500 MT).
Cotton: Net Upland sales reductions of 3,700 running bales (RB) were primarily the result of major increases for Tunisia (3,500 RB),
Canada (1,900 RB), Guatemala (1,500 RB), and Hong Kong (1,200 RB) being more than offset by reductions for unknown destinations
(5,100 RB), Turkey (4,400 RB), Thailand (1,300 RB), China (1,200 RB), and India (1,200 RB). Exports of 38,300 RB were off 5 percent
from the previous week and 24 percent from the 4-week average. Asian destinations accounted for 63 percent of the week’s shipments;
Western Hemisphere, 30 percent; African, 4 percent; and West European, 3 percent.
Hides and Skins: Net sales of 125,700 pieces were 47 percent below the prior week and 63 percent under the 4-week average. Whole
cattie hide sales of 122,000 pieces were primarily for South Korea (66,400 pieces), China (31,600 pieces), and Japan (25,300 pieces).
Exports of 354,800 pieces were 10 percent lower than the prior week and 15 percent less than the 4-week average. Whole cattle hide
shipments of 338,300 pieces were destined mainly for South Korea (156,500 pieces), Japan (73,800 pieces), and Taiwan (41,800 pieces).
Net sales of 14,200 wet blue hides were down 39 percent from the previous week and 71 percent below the 4-week average. The major
buyers were Italy (9,800 unsplit), and Germany (3,600 grain split). Decreases were reported for Hong Kong (1,900 grain split), China
(1,800 grain split), and Brazil (1,300 grain split). Exports of 37,100 hides were up 11 percent from the week earlier, but down 4 percent
from the 4-week average. The primary destinations were South Korea (11,700 unsplit and 1,400 grain split), Japan (6,600 grain split),
and Italy (6,500 unsplit). Net sales of splits totaling 480,900 pounds were one-third below the prior week and 18 percent less than the 4
week average. China (450,000 pounds) and Hong Kong (379,300 pounds) were the primary buyers. Decreases of 360,000 pounds were
reported for Taiwan and 52,400 for South Korea. Exports of 1,681,800 pounds were 84 percent above the previous week and 17 percent
over the 4-week average. The major destinations were Hong Kong (989,100 pounds), South Korea (358,600 pounds), and Indonesia
(254,200 pounds).
AUGUST 31, 1995 1 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA
SUMMARY OF CURRENT WEEK'S TRANSACTIONS FOR CURRENT MARKETING YEAR
BY REPORTING CATEGORY FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 24, 1995
BEGINNING NEW : PURCHASES : BUY-BACKS OUTSTANDING
COMMODITY O/S SALES :FROM FOREIGN :& CANCELLA¬ :EXPORTS SALES
:SELLERS2/(-) TIONS 3/(-) :4/ (-)
1/ ( + )
ALL WHEAT 6181.4 640.5 -5.0 62.1 689.3 6075.5
. .
WHEAT PRODUCTS 30.6 1.7 0 0 1.2 31.0
RYE 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
OATS 0. .2 0. 0. 0. .2
. .
BARLEY 229.9 114.7 0 0 82.1 262.5
.
CORN 4245.0 312.9 0 30.4 1265.0 3262.6
. .
GRAIN SORGHUM 319.5 69.5 0 0 74.5 314.4
.
SOYBEANS 1148.3 44.0 0 28.8 247.4 916.1
SOYBEAN CAKE & .
MEAL 542.3 59.2 0 5.1 61.9 534.4
.
SOYBEAN OIL 46.6 9.3 0 1.0 21.7 33.3
ALL RICE 362.0 31.9 0. 3.7 50.2 340.0
ALL UPLAND
COTTON 4740.9 6.8 0. 10.6 38.3 4698.9
AMERICAN PIMA .
COTTON 205.1 .2 0 .1 4.8 200.3
i non
CATTLE HIDES - .
WHOLE 3713.3 171.6 0 49.6 338.3 3497.0
DATA SHOWN ABOVE MAY NOT ADD DUE TO ROUNDING. 1/ INCLUDES INCREASES RESULTING
FROM NEW SALES, UPWARD CONTRACT ADJUSTMENTS, SHIFTS IN DELIVERY PERIOD FROM ONE
MARKETING YEAR TO ANOTHER AND CHANGES FROM ONE COMMODITY TO ANOTHER. 2/ NET
FOREIGN PURCHASE ACTIVITY. A PURCHASE FROM A FOREIGN SELLER IS A TRANSACTION
CONTRACTING TO BUY U.S. PRODUCED COMMODITY FROM A FIRM OUTSIDE THE U.S. NOT
INVOLVING A CANCELLATION OR BUY-BACK OF A REPORTED SALE. 3/ INCLUDES DECREASES
RESULTING FROM BUY-BACK OF ALL OR PART OF A CONTRACT BALANCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT,
UNILATERAL CANCELLATION BY ONE PARTY WHICH COULD RESULT IN A CONTRACT DISPUTE,
DOWNWARD CONTRACT ADJUSTMENTS, SHIFTS IN DELIVERY PERIOD FROM ONE MARKETING
YEAR TO ANOTHER, AND CHANGES FROM ONE COMMODITY TO ANOTHER.
4/ DOES NOT INCLUDE EXPORTS FOR EXPORTER'S OWN ACCOUNT.
AUGUST 31, 1995 2 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA
SUMMARY OF CURRENT WEEK'S TRANSACTIONS FOR NEXT MARKETING YEAR
BY REPORTING CATEGORY FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST 24, 1995
BEGINNING : NEW : PURCHASES : BUY-BACKS : OUTSTANDING
COMMODITY O/S : SALES :FROM FOREIGN : & CANCELLA-: SALES
:1/ (+) :SELLERS 2/ (-): TIONS 3/(-):
ALL WHEAT 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
WHEAT PRODUCTS 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
RYE 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
OATS 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
BARLEY 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
CORN 14083.5 585.5 0. 57.2 14611.8
GRAIN SORGHUM 739.3 46.8 0. 0. 786.0
SOYBEANS 3294.2 520.6 0. 20.0 3794.8
SOYBEAN CAKE &
MEAL 113.4 .3 0. 0. 113.7
SOYBEAN OIL 1.5 0. 0. 0. 1.5
ALL RICE 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
-1000 RUNNING BALES-
ALL UPLAND .
COTTON 48.3 0 0. 0. 48.3
AMERICAN PIMA
COTTON 1.0 0. 0. 0. 1.0
-1000 PIECES-
CATTLE HIDES - . . . .
WHOLE 0 0 0 0
DATA SHOWN ABOVE MAY NOT ADD DUE TO ROUNDING. 1/ INCLUDES INCREASES RESULTING
FROM NEW SALES, UPWARD CONTRACT ADJUSTMENTS, SHIFTS IN DELIVERY PERIOD FROM ONE
MARKETING YEAR TO ANOTHER AND CHANGES FROM ONE COMMODITY TO ANOTHER. 2/ NET
FOREIGN PURCHASE ACTIVITY. A PURCHASE FROM A FOREIGN SELLER IS A TRANSACTION
CONTRACTING TO BUY U.S. PRODUCED COMMODITY FROM A FIRM OUTSIDE THE U.S. — NOT
INVOLVING A CANCELLATION OR BUY-BACK OF A REPORTED SALE. 3/ INCLUDES DECREASES
RESULTING FROM BUY-BACK OF ALL OR PART OF A CONTRACT BALANCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT,
UNILATERAL CANCELLATION BY ONE PARTY WHICH COULD RESULT IN A CONTRACT DISPUTE,
DOWNWARD CONTRACT ADJUSTMENTS, SHIFTS IN DELIVERY PERIOD FROM ONE MARKETING
YEAR TO ANOTHER, AND CHANGES FROM ONE COMMODITY TO ANOTHER.
AUGUST 31, 1995 3 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA
OUTSTANDING EXPORT SALES AND EXPORTS - CURRENT MARKETING YEAR
SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 1/
: WEEK :OUTSTANDING EXP ORT SALES CUMULATIVE EXPORTS : OFFICIAL
: USDA
COMMODITY : END- : DESTINATION : IN : EXPORT
•: PROJECTIONS
•
: ING •KNOWN : UNKNOWN: TOTAL CURRENT MKTG. YEAR
1000 1000 1000 MILLION 1000
METRIC TONS M.T. M.T. BUSHELS METRIC TONS
HARD RED WINTER 08/17 1628.5 310.5 1939.0 1965.7 72.2 _
WHEAT 08/24 1566.2 308.8 1874.9 2194.4 80.6
YR AGO 1410.1 194.6 1604.7 2307.4 84.8
SOFT RED WINTER 08/17 1589.1 72.0 1661.1 1482.5 54.5
WHEAT 08/24 1438.5 60.. 0 1498.5 1651.0 60.7
YR AGO 913.6 0 913.6 638.5 23.5
HARD RED SPRING 08/17 1286.9 193.3 1480.2 1543.1 56.7
WHEAT 08/24 1285.3 217.3 1502.6 1739.6 63.9
YR AGO 1202.1 92.3 1294.4 1425.3 52.4
WHITE WHEAT 08/17 866.4 -8.0 858.4 842.8 31.0
08/24 965.8 -8.. 0 957.8 932.7 34.3
YR AGO 1066.2 0 1066.2 1022.1 37.6
DURUM WHEAT 08/17 128.4 114.3 242.7 237.7 8.7
08/24 127.4 114.3 241.7 243.5 8.9
YR AGO 166.8 5.4 172.3 199.8 7.3
ALL WHEAT 08/17 5499.3 682.1 6181.4 6071.8 223.1
08/24 5383.2 692.4 6075.5 6761.1 248.4 31,980 2/
YR AGO 4758.8 292.4 5051.2 5593.2 205.5
.
WHEAT PRODUCTS 08/17 30.6 0. 30.6 143.5
08/24 31.0 0. 31.0 144.7 «-_
YR AGO 194.1 0 194.1 180.2
. . . . .
RYE 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. _
YR AGO 0 0 0 0 0
. . .
OATS 08/17 0 0. 0 2.2 .2
08/24 .. 2 0. .. 2 2.2 .2 15 2/
YR AGO 0 0 0 1.4 .1
BARLEY 08/17 226.6 3.3 229.9 295.8 13.6
08/24 259.2 3.3 262.5 377.8 17.4 1,090 2/
YR AGO 297.8 59.0 356.8 368.2 16.9
CORN 08/17 3598.4 646.6 4245.0 52180.4 2054.2
08/24 2873.5 389.1 3262.6 53445.5 2104.0 54,610 2/
YR AGO 1600.4 497.0 2097.4 31405.6 1236.4
.
GRAIN SORGHUM 08/17 319.5 0. 319.5 5168.0 203.5
08/24 314.4 0. 314.4 5242.4 206.4 5,590 2/
YR AGO 246.5 0 246.5 4718.7 185.8
_
. . . .
COTTONSEED 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0. _
08/24 0 0 0 0
. —
YR AGO 47.2 0 47.2 3.7
AUGUST 31, 1995 4 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA
OUTSTANDING EXPORT SALES AND EXPORTS - CURRENT MARKETING YEAR
SUMMARY AND COMPARISON OF SELECTED COMMODITIES 1/
WEEK :OUTSTANDING EXPORT SALES CUMULATIVE EXPORTS: OFFICIAL
USDA
COMMODITY END¬ : DESTINATION : IN : EXPORT
PROJECTIONS
ING •KNOWN :UNKNOWN: TOTAL CURRENT MKTG. YEAR:
1000 1000 1000 MILLION 1000
METRIC TONS M.T. M.T. BUSHELS METRIC TONS
FLAXSEED 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. -
YR AGO 0. 0. 0. 0. 0.
SOYBEANS 08/17 1049.0 99.3 1148.3 22712.8 834.5
08/24 837.1 79.0 916.1 22960.1 843.6 22,450
YR AGO 583.5 332.0 915.5 16144.1 593.2
SOYBEAN CAKE & 08/17 537.3 5.0 542.3 4241.9 —
MEAL 08/24 529.4 5.0 534.4 4303.8 - 5,670
YR AGO 350.8 30.6 381.4 3889.3 -
MIL.LBS.
SOYBEAN OIL 08/17 42.1 4.5 46.6 897.0 1977.5
08/24 28.8 4.5 33.3 918.7 2025.3 1,190
YR AGO 46.1 72.8 118.9 404.9 892.7
LINSEED OIL 08/17 .4 0. .4 .5 1.2
08/24 .4 0. .4 .6 1.2 -
YR AGO .2 0. .2 .2 .4
1000 CWT.
ALL RICE 08/17 362.0 0. 362.0 109.4 2412.2
08/24 340.0 0. 340.0 159.6 3518.1 2,970 3/
YR AGO 344.1 0. 344.1 91.3 2012.1
w onjjuj
ALL UPLAND 08/17 3112.8 1628.1 4740.9 115.0 —
COTTON 08/24 3075.9 1623.0 4698.9 153.4 - 7,065
YR AGO 1114.7 33.6 1148.3 417.9
AMERICAN PIMA 08/17 200.2 4.9 205.1 7.2 _
COTTON 08/24 195.5 4.9 200.3 12.1 - 265
YR AGO 133.1 2.5 135.6 12.5 —
CATTLE HIDES - 08/17 3713.3 0. 3713.3 11782.8 -
WHOLE 08/24 3497.0 0. 3497.0 12121.2 — -
YR AGO 2674.9 0. 2674.9 11584.5 —
1/ WITH THE EXCEPTION OF EXPORT PROJECTIONS, DATA DO NOT INCLUDE SEED
AND RELIEF (PL 480, TITLE II). 2/ INCLUDES SMALL QUANTITIES OF PRODUCTS
3/ MILLED BASIS.
AUGUST 31, 1995 5 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA
SUMMARY OF EXPORT TRANSACTIONS REPORTED UNDER THE DAILY REPORTING SYSTEM
COMMODITY DESTINATION QUANTITY (MT) MARKETING YEAR
FOR PERIOD ENDING AUGUST 24, 1995
CORN TAIWAN 101,600 1/ 95/96
SOYBEANS UNKNOWN 100,000 1/ 95/96
1/ Export sales.
OUTSTANDING EXPORT SALES - NEXT MARKETING YEAR
SUMMARY AND COMPARISONS OF SELECTED COMMODITIES
WEEK : OUTSTANDING EXPORT SALES
COMMODITY END- : DESTINATION
ING : KNOWN : UNKNOWN : TOTAL
1000 1000 MILLION
METRIC TONS METRIC TONS BUSHELS
HARD RED WINTER 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0.
WHEAT 08/24 0. 0. 0. 0.
SOFT RED WINTER 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0.
WHEAT 08/24 0. 0. 0. 0.
HARD RED SPRING 08/17 0. 0. 0. 0.
WHEAT 08/24 0. 0. 0. 0.
WHITE WHEAT 08/17
0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24
0. 0. 0. 0.
DURUM WHEAT 08/17
0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24
0. 0. 0. 0.
ALL WHEAT 08/17
0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24
0. 0. 0. 0.
BARLEY 08/17
0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24
0. 0. 0. 0.
CORN 08/17 10715.5 3368.0 14083.5 554.4
08/24 11138.9 3472.9 14611.8 575.2
GRAIN SORGHUM 08/17 739.3 0. 739.3 29.1
08/24 786.0 0. 786.0 30.9
SOYBEANS 08/17 2543.0 751.2 3294.2 121.0
08/24 2767.2 1027.6 3794.8 139.4
SOYBEAN CAKE & 08/17 113.4 0. 113.4
MEAL 08/24 113.7 0. 113.7 —
SOYBEAN OIL 08/17 0. 1.5 1.5
08/24 0. 1.5 1.5 —
1000 CWT.
ALL RICE 08/17
0. 0. 0. 0.
08/24 0. 0. 0. 0.
TDTTXTMTKTr' DAT PC
I\ U IN IN X IN Lx D/iLliD""”-”"
ALL UPLAND 08/17 31.6 16.7 48.3 —
COTTON 08/24 31.6 16.7 48.3 —
AMERICAN PIMA 08/17 1.0 0. 1.0
COTTON 08/24 1.0 0. 1.0 -
AUGUST 31, 1995 6 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE/USDA