The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26

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and mere weFa pfSticfed
hit mo lNefeaae was dne 10 liberal sfanltoba
shipments and the ehers Nas. " ansthlng
rather heuelah, Hfadstrsef's stated ne totsl
Al, l.sal. ON hush aGainst 2,iif.~" W w"
previous week and al ono last yesr since
tuly tho total 10 va 100 go bush aaa'ns'
81. 7sa. ap In the same time last season.
hush "" . .s.,n. g'! ss,cS i issi s ~ az" sss $500
last yesT, With shipments Of 800 90 sRainS'
iioees las, week and is. e"2 ,as1 y ,,n.,,or Of
,%sirfsli ,be eriy dsa"6acE Too much rain
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WRuarsss and Sebvsssa. but the ohio Valley
IL silf dry. though indlca.Ions are ieeI ffin,
yesf,s winter yhsa, CROP likely kaIss'
bats Yields VIII be short I'd hirsr w ss''fg
bSsesslns s"i X Far West next wsefT CHICAGO
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ers" districts 10 Kansas rains have been
timely but scattered. and prospect: are
yST no and %G Te.. nas', .llsRSaiiy less. 'soElsho@s
has a promise of around Is. 200: 900 bush or
more !, thar double ls;, ysST' : and Som msass Ios
n N 'V 10 Far Po Vest. Rain Is needed ovsi; re
entire winter whss, belt; n p% m,cb OF ra the
ENor'hTe vest ths ssido mas b See" in TX that section b.;
rains in May. Oats in the central d st ;icts
are ; h I . and prC STaS IL q Tfsfi nSis. indiana "a" ans
s sesYa bsp.a SN he s sSf" SsI, + s'S Ss;. A"a a..
The m Y .1 Mild in sa, Winter wheat wheat, due Hse
be nrY most ST"I marked IN the soft winter wheat
east Of the Mississippi River Rains have
Afforded relief in Kansas and NsoraskS;
md --latest Sd ,hos. say the 1 Tse r @fs os sre
extending into Eastern territory. where
moisture ia urgently needed, Prospects IN
9Gklahoms continue %nrs fsv s8S6i ana iS T TsS.ne BeHe-
fetal rains have fallen in the PACING hor'h-
west" z.
vd Ms' Snve Mreq Mee snkei Ba HsEfif'' c Sd1 and
Comstock were sellers.
THE CoRN SITUATION.
Corn declined slightly at the opening IN.
hear" arrivals were 500 cars. Including si Of
contract grade. The Argentina shipments:
too. although smaller than lHs, W y as SS Sce
bush, against s.O77, 900 In the previous week:
and 1880 last year. and since January I
the tho total sam Is + i,n ,se i iSst sesson. against ''0'''''
Then, too. more moisture was reported
and prospects, as whole ers considered very
favorable, Liverpool came "a. hlgner, the
response to the strength here Yesterday being
Disappointing. Many recent buyers ooh
profits. n. sailing nr...ur. wa. far from
urgent zen an. ana I SSlean On The Offerings fell to small
proportions. whereupon the Market oash ,a coen
at Chicago are down to 80 low a stage that
bears bsa,I p5Ss Ss... b mot ! 2 a ,it5'e the ea sasS MARKETS GS%s
oo IN the end. howev er. the better weather
and crop news AND The larger receipts ehs n eS1.
Showers and thunderstorms we're predicted
for all States. II is expected by some. that
the stock Of contract srade to at G IN Mssk wni
bush, against 1857 900 last week and 4e7 600
last year. with shipments OF 100000. egslnst
seaboard Cleared only $4,000 bush. while the
total for the week was but $4,000 BUSH.
against / ,oeO, 900. last week and 1,a2s 900 last
year, The total for the season thus f a.
however, Ia i07, 4le 900 BUSH, against "a, $50, 900
In the same time last season.
Messrs. Armour. Logan, Bartlett ana the
Northern Grain Company were puyers.
Messrs. Wrenn and Mcintyre were sellers
THE oArs FEATURES.
Oats gave way with the rest q the list
except the Ohio Valley, and led to pretty
free selling for a time. Many reports, OF
damage TO the crop were receivsd. but they
h hare lf larger ere and 'n are Expected Expected 3 to Further in.
cresse with a better supply Of care; =, oor-
tract grade; i y expected that cash nn stocks psts
with the increase in the. country movement.
Showers were predicted for all States. and the
market lacked support. Cash prices at the
"f Ths I sotsi prim Mfse Accepts ps we're $4,000
bush, against. asa, 600 last week and 100000
last year, with shipments OF 10000, against
1000 last week, ant, SIG 0oo last year: Inc
isi, 900 for the week. against 2Se, 900 last week
and III 900 last year.
Gudahy brokers sold freely; Msssr;, I Inks
and Warren were buyers.
Wheat on the spot was dull. Sales. 5000
bush. No. 2 red, export, e+c.. choice, -9ic.
No. / northern Duluth, g. oyer New York
months. Prices as follows:
Open; High Lou. Clos Pres.
an'' g. go 81 i q ciS''
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Oats were dull on the spot. Sales, 10 200