The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
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AGAINST ~ ltet month ana fTleat yeat
said one bousa. In tho Northwest the sred-
ins hiss hct essn done nnart We ~ ~ , su
tlon' Especially 10 thla ttue o. VIZ wnpoI-
tao, section hnevp .. ne red HlS.f Ys4sys
probability the actealo has not been mann.
lalned Ihs soil n no. saturated Hsm nl sh.
en- s 'Ssp" sc' I fSss,s N,S crops ""u as Indicated
BY i9i.'ss Value: sls "a good snspf for 9 ,Sn
months alneO jul l. Of st,O8t,0O0 bvahel!
wheat and -four. averasei 70 cents on beard
tins IN pfecedlns season o. si,oss.o9o bushels,
averaging iQo cents q bushcl, ~ was iguIeu
our crop Of CO., 100 goo bushels y 1py s o az
about Ss,ooO.oOo ior export. IL has beer, ,h.
tbs time because Of the small outwerd ,aoyG:
ment, and because wheai Is not plentiful "a
awakened the frequent question q Via. has
viii not hold In tho absence OF news Tor.
lrmstory Of serious dsmage we think
OF course the Government, report on Mon
day is awaited with great interest, by the
trade. IL may not be issued. Y ls FAD, belGIe
IL viii be announced promptly at noon as
usual.
X. P Gyis saId: sef NJ. ' SifI no. doSbt fe sSprsss ss con-
dition OF Winter, wheat In lower hgures than
" points il will not mean any less wheat.
Tits. on first reading, appears a queer state
ment but on rejection its truth becomes
from an average May condition OF s6:42 and
June 81 so. The yield was the same from
under May. Last month condition was Oh
and suggested a crop or winter. wheat OF
june In the coming report would suggest
about the same. The traders therefore are
% %oss 9GnSsfne Vii, IN d eSE a @u'h hn %fdf fui IT, po Int
less than SOS means about FIVE millions less
wheat thar the Indication given for May.
built on the ofacial conditions that vary
greatly and have freauent price effect: The
to ns% Setsr rs mot f 70 tSess T resai ssks sr the r sFSaSsi
BY proper mathematics. 1t is in my knowl-
edge that some methods employed are not
differing In estimates. 1t Is a fact such esti-
mates attempt the Impossible. for condition
TfS6eer sbs es sd anN one on NO oan do Is h a Comparison
with conditions in the same month, In past
years and the resultant yields. About all
denced by growth. is for a good or bad crop,
but we cannot measure It; II is g fact a par
S S1 eohq IN ! rey nas mo To mettih, e recent pas. we
And the equivalent OF a par condition in June
1902, was 1870 bush. per acre. and in 1908
but 4.8e bush. Such a difference as 5.27
winter wheat makes a change Of i5e. 900. 900
ou Corn dec lined early in the day owing to the
opening depression In wheat. better weather
and crop reports, lar ger receipts and reports
OF a lessened cash demand Chicago got
9ol cars. Many recent buyers took profits
and shorts showed less an xiety to cover.
Later on, however, a rally took place owing
to the Kansas report, putting the condition
at 70 against 80 last year. This caused buying
for both sides of the account.
One Arm said: There viii be no report
a aoreas see and Iep Pro : condition of corn until
July TO-, This means there will be a month
reconcile existing differences on crop eIpec-
tation, on June / the planting Of corn Is
| be premature. We have had four crops since
the lean year OF 1901. These crops have
condition aveEse gins ss.l5 and October condi-
els per acre. In 1902 the acres. %, 1881 lS,
Ss ! s! sSSss e. n 4 ss 81 59 oo + e : ~ ' ;sS YET ssa % 2sss { IL y;
S %aatbsr 6 IN Nav las ;os cn ;eo The IN acreage 1ges eh IN i ieSt and
1905. We had a dry May this year and tho
planting should show great Increase. Aside
from this the price is a stimulation that must
be felt. The price OF corn has been a surprise
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