The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-26
TIE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat IrreguIar-RepOrte OF Hot j 10
the Bouthwest-COrn and Oats. Ffriner.

wheat IrreguIar-RepOrts OF Hot Winds In
the Southwest-COrn and Oats F1rmer'
Wheat wound up unchanged to 10. higher.
the f1rmness being due TO reports OF damage
by hot winds In the Southwest and covering
Of shorts. ri 49,,
In the early transactions most options
took no decided direction either way. put
May soon advanced sharply, owing In part
to reports OF hot winds in Kansas. weather
conditions in general were favorable. ana
they have been for ten days past. Buda-
pest decline ed 8 kreitzers. Paris closed
unchanged to s confines lower. Crop ao-
vices from INDIA were fair to good, except
In the famine districts. In Liverpool there
was selling OF May, said to be for American
interests. Tho Liverpool cables were 70
many rather disappointing. Moreover,
Northwestern markets were lower There
was less pressure to cover eh9TsS; e1cept
In i Nay; a. Farm tSa N TSTES u Sela aSSd ac sesdISf pr So1-
On the. other hand, there were some, few
21Iisher, Which was better thar, nothing and
B S@s6I Phs sd Go5sIsant ! t to & bidGTlss5sh for lo On t eosst
csrgoes, John r. MiliIken. q big dealer Of
81 Louis. Yves buylng on e liberal scale In To
Later on I'm in. Chicago they we're bulllng
s sha T sSs s%oait 9Tips .%h e Shs9 1]eDoate tf2 bot N Ninss'
S SSs5 '' Sontin snq dry dry w %sSi"sF was predticted'
fh Th sT stFe T ssS 81 sff fhe May option. moreover,
caused mere or less sn GiovsSr rd Tho OF s sS15ts n
send ,bullIsh crop advices. but. what y more.
sent buying order on q pretty liberal scale,
and b houses sS; with thio5 N % tsD " aof Ssn n fdo'Soo
bush. of No cash wheat at &c. over May lot
shipment East. .
long wheat came out and prices reacted; The
demand from the shorts. too, fell of and there
was more or less hammering. encourages ~
the dulness of the export trade. the sluggish
ness In flour circles and favorable reports in
regard to the spring wheat situation. together
with smaller clearances from the seaboard OF
The adyices in regard to the state Of the
-four trade made rather Gheerlese reading
week was some 10000 bbls, larger than IN the
previous week and more than 100000 bbls.
the demand showed no Improvement and
stocks continue to increase. The output Of
-four at Minneapolis this week Is stinate
The T~orthwesiera Miller said; Buyers did
week, and sales OF most mills were less than
their output. Trade is bad generally, Ex-.
port po1tn sales ME SSn fssg it to st an S0G snd active lst for or
QUICK shipment. Spot wheat is dull, owing
to light demand from mills. and The premium
| OF NO ] HOTlItIn oNtl Ut .huy chNo "a
Receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth last
ISst YEAR %er "nd 49, sos' Go bS Sush In i isoa! ''we s q
ideal; bright and dry for wheat seeding. and
during the past week work progressed favor
The seaboard cleared only 1000 bbls. OF
flour and 1900 bush. Of wheat, Thus far this
70 Ese s.,t Sss Sbis!, AGAINST Ss h ss.oo oa IN e ehe' sa@e
time last week and 1000 last year. while Of
wheat $4,000 bush, have been shipped, as
against 10000 In the same time last week
The total primary receipts were. 227 900
last year. with shipments OF $50. 900, against
3 $4,000 last week and, lo4 900 last, year.
Mi M { R kne.isn;dl b'TCEe omst H, 4, Mia sfSSitdi,
Wrenn aud Daggett were buyers. Mcintyre
d Co, and Logan 4 Bryan were sellers. North.
western and Southwestern houses were good
D, G 1sIv or MADE 70 t 4 % Tssidl1y Wiz sSy aRisl s seFly;
s sdya aissPP Pa Hffhe a. large Tss sS Mesa; aao Of }s1s.
he large Withdrawals from chicago elevators,
OF the Liverpool market were the dominating
inf1uP noes,
Many were Watching Developments in wheat.
In Liverpool the market reflected the firm
ness here. Besides, there was q good deInard
the West is being so actively pushed that the
interior. cfbp movement OF corn, as OF other
grain, - emSu and may continue 80 for a
Chfcsss received only So cars. inclnding 4
OF contract grade. and expects ls0tt-day; The
against s4s,6 COO last week and $50, 900 last year;
shipments. so. coo. against $685. 600 last week
The clearances from the seaboard of late
have diminished. Yesterday $4,000 bush.
were shipped. making only. 4es 300 thus far
last week and I.O5s, 600 last year.
Messrs. Ware, Bennett, Canoy, Comstook
MpIntvre T. 20 were sAllara of SpntAmbar
Oats were higher. with a brisk demand
for July. The leading bull on May oats.
extent OF July, Of which he is said to have
recently made pretty heavy purchases. He
f Grsdi os with hG ADJ g. s sSme ..d 10 EGs goo
May, but ibis is doubted by many, lie is
seedins is to be late and that supplies wiIibe
harvest, Whether there is to be a houeeze
BODY 9I i %stehinS s'tthpe the situation ia a With interest.
Chicago received 80 cars. Including, Is
r E 9otai prls Hsaqe ies sen s7 NeTe ss q? 400 'G SSsG,..
against sos 900 last week and ss7. 900 last
wear, while the shipments amounted to ses, 900
hush. against s24; GOO last week and sIzIoCo
bush, maklnt $4,000 thus, far this week.
aF Messr: ss a .pSS ,ast R %ssS Saa nf stesH ssst s ssst.
lett and o Buckley were 6nyerss The sellIns
WneNt OH IUb oDbI was uul, bAtP6
II 900 hush. No. 2 red. EXPORT, $40. over
New York Nay: choice. SIC. over; No. i
northern Duluth, nc. over: No: 1 northern
receipts were 175 cars. against 90 last week
and 100 last vear:. Chicago. 2cars. against 4
unchanged to ,.c. higher. Sales. 100000
bush. Prices as follows:
l. orsn- Hioh- Lor- Clns. PREF.
s s:! y.1:""": & IS ss Z:
Oats wore fairly activr. Sales, 40. 900 bnsh,
No. 2 mixed. aehc.: No. . white. clipped,
37hc. Corn was active on the SPOT. Sales.
$40. Futures closed UNCHANGED 10 &c. higher.
Sales. 5000 bush. Prices as follows:
Opsn- HiGh. Low Clos. Pre-,
May ............ sxi 81 $50, s." sHs
| July .,.t.-....bSb bSt bSt k4 5g<
Septmber. ..,... -. .,,. ..,. b9f $50
The nllowing shows the grain movement:
New York: wheat. Corn, Oats. Rye, Bariev.