U.S. flour millers scramble for high-protein wheat on quality fears

CHICAGO/MANHATTAN, Kan., May 5 (Reuters) - U.S. flour millers were scrambling to find high-protein wheat supplies remaining from last year's harvest amid fears the developing crop, some of which was hit by snow in Kansas this week, could yield lower-quality grain, buyers said on Friday.
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