The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

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reruf's ~ fslns. whlrh ~ N frnefet setitne
fhe ffse ihlns ehea' ffl"ss ~ ssa ~ ~
etee asiHG ~ fslne IN eshaHa Nebfesha Fnd
Ohis acecsdine ~ both cfHeiai and tflta'e
ferHfff MaHy pytvN'e de4pafehes fepcftrt
pslua ~ psints asf covered rs me oNveisl
MAJ. N6sesvar. shusefs cefe rfsdir'ed fcf
the West srnefsity
Needless ~ sev. al ihts rsusst GOOD deal
NJ ilduldsslo6 and eonaldefahie shoft sellne
tdvespool rlpsef wsat win q decline ~ ed
~ sd nee only beraass NJ the americas nfNa
but also becMtse N iawef Hisef Plate oner'
hrs end In spite NJ sotne had Russian cfop
REPORTS and support ~ iafns houses.
Maay who aaVe lattefty bought on the dty
waather soIi. Paris vas unchanged 10 90
lover. To-day vii he q holiday ihefe.
Furthermore. Tho cash trade continued d'ill
and there vac not hlna lnspifitina IN the ~.
ports In regard to the state NJ The hour mar
bet. 4 number NJ pyramids we're toppled
over. Sailing by commission houses was
general Some stop loss orders were IN.
covered Minnsapelis vac weak and The
slsvstors. especially al the Northwest, con-
,lnne e turn out Increasing %snouns' OF con
shorts covered and later the decl inc was
checked. Some claim that more "a in IL
needed, but the general idea was that the
dry weather tain Il vas only natural that "
should decline on the rain reports.
bu *" .s.in,! g' .%s.GSo i fsS,r'S week " and i sso,sSs
lsst year, with shipments Of 2s7 900. against
$50 ls. t,s wsss ED g ~ S'i b ;Sce ~ "a oo Sssr against int
%. 900 last week and 5000 last year and zoo
bush. OF wheat, against $4,000 last week and
An Gtia6oma despatch said. The MIlers.
Grain Dealers and Exporters Association
Of both Territories are holding conysntiog
wheat Is very fiatterins. Will send their re-
port later"
,, one su S.O XII s sss D. ', , .ass ar from s.. Toa sim q.
unless we have very infa vorable weather
for the growing crop. as the damage has been
few weeks. or course as long as they keep
simid about getting, short the July option.
lators " III be inclined TO sell September wheat
official Indian crop report placed the yield
OF wheat I'm the Province NJ Bombay, includ-
Ing Sind, for the season OF 10000 at lI.t0s'0OO
bush. against 1 .?os,o 900 last year and %, 0Se.ooo
Msssrs, cesPin Lake 1s. s in1fan EMG sssTs
THEM The NortAstsiesrn ilqler said Estimated
sssInst at s Ml .sss fsst ' Res Eeet fti ieO'V sdv DS,ss
In wheat, while stimulating, buying at old
prices, checked business when fun prices
were exacted. The -four trade now ls very
dull, The higher wheat market. however. |
has induced buyers to furnish shipping direo-
tions on old orders. and mills are gradually
the trade on a healthy basis as to the future.
Mill feed, while SOC. per ton lower, Ii In active
demand for immediate shipment, at excep-
tiOnally high prices.
-The weeks wheat receipts at Minneapolis
were 535. 900 bush. against 8e2. 900 In 1905.
made active demand for spot wheat.
-Outside mills report farmers deliveries !
showing material increase last week.
favorable"
The Northwestern Miisr's report Of -four