The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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YER many 9rri that the masErt must serk q
The new crop'
one Arm aid The wheat taken early
In May in chicago and held 10 influence set.
and can bs regarded beafishly a. q price
factor. The quantity H. not. large. but w
quality u e rot desirable While mSyemenn.
considered. Harvest N IN In TEXAS and
wgfklns, north. In this month the winter
recent weather. as anectlna the, nlilns q tho
cars. has been highly favorable. and wc
evident az this time The May condition, Of
OF, II reduced for June the average deoline
Of the last ten years. would give june condi.
tion 81. This Ia not TO all appearences 70 D9
hve. wherein June conditions on winter wheat
Arena & aS,,da va ana as SIsi S,s "a y 10 o! 1si sss' d Ser acres sfes,
o~ficially given as remaining for harvest,
suggests Iti ,3s3. 900 bushels In these five
May 10 June was from SO 8 TO s7,s. or is points:
On the other. hand. the other hve seasons OF
the ten. and wherein the production was
AONtSts pIVbtUN u lOFH III
from s3I In May to T.5 In June, or 80 points.
In these years the average yield per acre was
49, .6 bush n,,h we ths see er no par ons Y Ws shs eve pH fSe
figures only to make the prospect at TINS
time the more encouraging
MORT I1P pet 't,p Man p ;g said 10 h make the See Wheat gspp Bros
pect for the state 10 per cent; Of last years
yield. or about s.. 900, 600 bushels. The full
Kansas III .-Nicollette says .that Kansas
will have rs, 900, 900 bushels OF wheat or more
and will, need one more good rainstofp IN
vest begun. with the yield is, 900, 900 bushels.
or more. Oklahoma is safe for 5000, GOO
bushels Nr more and 1id,d harvest r = "sts Tij begin GsTionbaa STy
Sc. 900 900 bushels. The moisture In Missouri
is generally ample.
was Arm on the whole, though there was
enough realizing by recent buyers to prevent
any sdvan9ss. The cash H. % % ast 1S we're rec fEm;
showed a noteworthy decrease, a fact which
did not tend to encourage bears. Chicago got
e Sonns sss G ship;m lnslSaiP teo ~ are 9s G said j to BE- ss" de-
creasinss.
ID Discussing the situation Oscar K. Lyle
price of corn. Until late In MAY the move
q CONTINUOUS decrease in the eOmmSSrcial
FAR demand. the stock. dwindled away to
sitauation ee easily i" b S,ii s@on{roi; in he
i mo bis '1 cr np' and has no time Tor deliveries
Recent faures show an Increasing movement,
but il is Coming to markets so highly supplied
Il viii be weeks before there can be that ad-
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prioes and such Expectation makes scanty
bnyers. The talk Of free alcohol" has been
made a price influence. 1t does. not appeal
ccoohol" can be made from cheaper material
than corn and that practically disposes, or
the question. The sugar rehneries rathee
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