The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

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Active COVERING toeh ptare On the f~eaetioh,
Witch carried pficea back 10 the beaa figures
~ the day. aad the CLOSING tone was undens-
ably hrm.
The cash trsds vac slasslsh. some favor.
abs reports we're fecelved from Kansas,
the receipts we're areer than q yeaf ago and
bears attributed the strength NJ the market
In NuaAlRAlaNloa naa agG0 ihla may To.
tho pressure WA on the buying side and the
market readily responded to u.
This primary receipts were ~. 100 bush.
against 770.O0o last week and $4,000 lest year.
and the shipments ais.OC0. against 3ts.ooO Last
week and $4,000 last year. The seaboard
cleared 5000 bbls. Of -four. making o 1000
thus far thIa wsek. aHaihss 1901 In the same
time last week and 1900 last year. The
clearances Of whest were 2ti n bush. max
Ing sci. 1000 In four days. against SOL. 900 In the
same time last week and 5000 Iast year.
The Argentina shipments for tho week
were estimated ct $500, 600 bush. against
5.iol.ooo last week and i.iso.coo last year.
bSuuyysP:. LPriasis. Fitch I RANKIN. Candy
and Kneeland were sellers.
special tslesrsphio reports to the NORTH
X kansas City-General rains over the entire
Southwes t have allayed all fears OF. injury
70 wheat from drought: Contlnued rains
In Texas occ astoned some fears thatthe wheat
crop may be damaged.
"indianapoils-Whest in tho Ohio Valley
has deterioIated somewhat. as the reonlt
and further drought Will cause considerable
damage.
are increasing from Missouri and Illinois.
Rain Is badly needed, but NO serious damage
yet.
The weather map showed cloudy conditions
In the Canadian Northwest. There was 80
inch OF snow at ,Edmonton, 70 inch OF rain at
Minnsdcsa,' - inch at Winnipeg, IL inch at
gu. Appelle. 80 inch at Prince Albert and IL
inch at Bait leford; temperature a. to Q de-
Rrees. The temperature in the Northwest
was 40 to 20 degrees: 1t was generally clear;
there was 20 inch Of rain at Moorehead 9
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ton and w inch at DEVILS Lake. In the West
Il was clear; temperature, SO to 70 degrees.
Southwest: there was OF inch OF rain at Wichita;
temperature. az TO ~ degrees. In the ohio
dS eaTsesl it T hes W SlssE; 'ssm m9esu pqrSict % show to y
ers during the ensuing. thirty-sir hours for
all States except the Dakotas and Montana.
THE CORN SITUATION.
Corn advanced. favored by the strength
of wheat, light receipts. at Chicago. COM
plants Of insufficient moisture. the strength
of the es and : ? r s,tlo 81 "a a q, Absence Ssr oo q selling
covered and bulls gave more or less support.
The Price Current says that dry weather T.
promoting apprehension OF interference with
crop favorableness Of corn and oats.
The predicted big receipts do not mate
~rlallze, Chicago got only SO cars. including
about large receipts in the near future. but
the movement Is disappointln ely small.
despite favSrable weather for shipping the
are light and diminishing and any demandto
cover Is quickly reflected in a advancing prices.
able progress In the main thus far. but there
Il q growing q, fear, that more rain will soon be
badly needed: Shorts apparently are beeom-
while country shippers are buying more corn
ttfSs1 are s@e not SttG sending sHH t to sI market Sstte recently
On the rise there was considerable realiz-
ing and part OF the ADVANCE was lost, Some
The Argentine shipments for the week were
estimated at = 800 900 bush. against 2,23+, 600
ia1 The s' Urinary mar e'G receipt .a' ws sssf $40. 200 BUSH.
shipments. 271 900. asainst $751; 600 last week
cars to-day, The seaboafd. ,ciearanoes
amounted 70 sss 1000 bush: making $4,000
ti%s fss t Week Fs snd sds' oOe iss ! s: Sssr IN the came
were Is1 6nyers. Mcintyre { Co.. B%rosse SrH1 and
A Chicago despatch said; Creighton.
director of our board Just returned from
SS}saso. hs stHfippit1g and an a ou nS@e sn r Stations s. on
tions and shipping. the corn from Omaha.
Increased receipts later this week and next
week would probably weaken May some.
Would rather switch to September"
THE OATS SITUATION.
Oats advanced In ompan with the rest of
the list. Shorts covered and the Offerings
were light. Cash and elevator interests were
buying and there has been a noticeable in
crease in outside buying OF late. Complaints
Of dry weather were again received from
Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky. North
western interests were again buying at Chi
At Chicago cash sales OF 200. 900 bush. were
reported. Here some 20. 900 bush. were sold
for export. patten 10 understood to nave
disposed Of $500. 600 bush. Of cash oats since
May 1 and to have 100. 600 bush. or less re-
naming.
owing to liquidation and more,or less short
selling On reports of beneficial showers and
predictions Of showers and thunderstorms
during the next thirty-six hours. Patten
is% supposed to have sold pretty freely through
brokers. The demand from the shorts abated
considerably reduced Of late.
Chicago received 30 cars, including "a Of
contract grade. The total primary Receipts
we're 1854, 900 BUSH. against 4o4, 600 last weak
and 246,0 o last year.. while the shtpments
were 494 900 bush. against 10000 last week
% OOO buah.. making cIk mn tbno fne tkIa