The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-08

Administrator
MANY atom loss orders. There was q lack
Of support except what came from the cover
ing of shorts, and this was OF little swan IN
checking the decline. Secretary Copuin 10
quoted az making a very iaVoraole eeeve-
ment regarding the value of the recent snow
fall. Meantime the decline In prices VA
failed to stimulate the export tTaue. e hut
The receipts showed some falling on, v pIe
bears attributed this merely to iess iS arop
able conditions for marketing ,cs e@ of the
arrivals at this time last year; l hesosinst
primary receipts were to9, oOp Dusn, The
.S G;@o rds' were wsek only $4,000 bush. against
sssP ooo last week and 22i. 200 last year; ., The noe
ssa6oaTd G olear onS q, 600 bnsh. of wheat,
The weather showed scarcely a ireezing
point on the map viii more more or an ~ sbe snow
nam showed that Kansas and Nebraska
we're fairly we'll covered with snow Monuay
Hlg6t; r,d There sb has sn SfSn T Tf1F or vs SeST 5 aSt
! EYlIE759f1 s u ssashIi sf How %7s sar ding the moisture
0"fffSs e Northwest, and the southyss est sent
weak In IL, f az ts ssll prfin 1&s 'n @a GEets Of the
Country, and the rallies we're few ana lar
o eS%ssn; wrenn. Bartlett, Barrell4 Fried;
man, 'sSterlingt Chaplin, clifford End Love Sosg az
s 81 fire freely; some IeF q the g se sTgsn w Ss' attTibated
s ,o H STinc 90l but Armour brokers bought
to a considerable extent supposedly to cover;
Patten interests are reported 10 nave so'u
heavily Il M \ E GO. said The traders
are anticipating the future. and Wi nm Sn Sap9
d dnrE ssstt G0. H 9Ss p lrHlsa Sp to o. the eighties
W SSain n Eet cShicaso.. Selling wheat may get too
popular and again present a sitnat tba sS1htt
as. recently obtained that maue Nv "s
'a""So encouragement comes in the cables:
NOR y + be she oe tS Ss' pert Of fo a.sRSsriTD The fair
sales OF Monday have had no cS~nt,nuanGe.
Price is about an average on oI 1ne M sessons
MIN ths mast. Flour trade is duh under a bur
den Of supplies and mills are taxing spahT ar ! on,y
winter wheat has been hurt, but this remains
to be seen. In our opinion the crop Is 30 lar
~, * Just the situation we looked for when
declaring we were, making a condition in
furious TO price by holding our wheat so ,ong
time. It looks as though wheat would sell
vet lower. Seems to be a little resistance.
FOR profit taking on sales is not bull'ng wheat
oEThbee' Norfhsestern .Maitr's report Of -four
output, with comparison. Follows:
Minneapolis. ss,. ...... ISL, 5 $:is !ss'i
R RTIS,ai seli toi .." ..., ! sslSS rss,'s%% ESQ
Three points. bbl,. aasl7ao S4s,sos aaO.ios
CONSUMPTION of wheat as indicated from
the foregoing would De:
H Ml4nsAP DoInt:, blu , .... $3.50 $50 1856 ii;;Sss%,To5
:This year basis of Az bu. OF wheat per Dbl OF
last year basis of 5 ie bu. of wheat per Dbl OF
nour.
Corn was siren gthened early by the warm
and unsettled weather at the West. small
receipts, indications, that, they VIII continue
light at least for a time, h higher cables, light
offerings and covering OF shorts. Liverpool
ad vanced I'D. . ,
Chicago received ii9a cars inGIIdinS /
GENTS we're $50. 900 bush, against $685. oC
last year. making l.7e3,"oo thus far this week.
against SIS, 600 in the same time last week
an But la later ;TOV on rHI prices slowly, sagsed in sym
patty with the break IN wheat pG2visi0a
support was withdrawn. Bears argue that
the decrease in the movement Will prove
Here is a view in, which many occur: We
have never regarded buying corn, futures
9 wise step at these prices I6e bee f Th;s me seldom IGeGa
d lGT a "ihs At af This syason' The. farmers hold.
iMgs should be. very large, for Tho feeding
crop a big one. We think the saving easily
eumalt 10 the exports, lAavin G MS with a practi,
cally UNCHANGED eXpor'nhle surplus; a surpiuf
never exceeded. IT holding ia made FEATURE
in corn, as in wheat. we are handloapPlnR
the future in the same way. As in wheat
40 in corn, is the probability.
Messr-. PrinGle. Fitch. Harris, Candy
Updike. Ware and knight sold corn, Armour
Oats showed no striking features, Prices
moved IN company with corn. Inc receipts
are liaht, but stocks are liberal. The casl
''V hiHago received Ill cars, including 2s Of
%contrart grade. The total primary receipt,
were Si$. 600 bush. against 100000 last weel
and 5au. coo last year.
The WarGeld Grain Company bought july
and sold May oats. Kneelend sold July
Prinole was a seller.
Wh"s, on thu spot was quiet. Sales. $50
iI,c' over New York NAV: choice. &C. over
No. northern Duluth, 2hsc: over: No. l nor
theru Mauitobe. SIC. The Northwestern
receipts were 200 cars. against 800 last weel
and i5e last year; Chicago. 8, against 5 las
week and 10 last, year. Futures q osed g
ne. lower. sales. 1000 .ooO bush, Price
aS ''' open. High Lop- Clos Pref
$s ssS;;:;i !; Z. u !: 4
Oats we're dull on the spot, x sSelss' ie, 90
no, : white Clipped. 35ncn Barley was dull
auiet on the spot Sales. 90, 900 bush. No
= IsIIc'; No. 2 white, exc; No. ? yellow
1slIc. Futures closed unchanged to, &c
lover. Sales. 100000 bush. Prices as follows
Open High Lou Clos Pref
fro. fN. est, inc, Cos