The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-01

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| completed at an average Of about one week
crease in The Red River Valley being made
in the Northwest TO attain best results "a TO
spring wheat as there is bundant moisture
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output at Minneapolis thi3. week not over
Ioo, 20p Dds Svarnsi 2so io. s , nrs w SoennssiderraYbiy
less than the out put. Buyers. are ordering
out -four on old orders and mills are running
are widely At variance with those of i'm;
portcrs, Mil feed Is easy and the demand
il chiefly for that in transit. There nave
bppn lpn w rains In the Northwest curing
the week. but conditions are favorable ior
" The NoriEwcstern MiR,r's report Of -four
out put. with comparisons. follows:
Last Prerious Last
Minneapolis. bbls ...,.. eS7o7o soseS a15l7o
m RT!%.ai ssii bliss. rs S.!DS i !sSS $50 ESQ
Three points ........ eeoOso s4a.sSS Isl $50
Consumption OF wheat as indicated from
'%s% 'f %;s, { H:a Z,
Three points, bu.. ii7iSoo i~,S4l,o3O 1890
This year bassof!'4 BY: Of whsat per bS Of eSHr;
THE CORN SITUATION.
Corn opened easier on reports OF general
rains in Illinois and other Important sections,
f Mhsat ond crop repori rep 81 ,a 1Re c oSPfessl @ov En-
menf. Yet the market showed not a little
stubb borne ::si efpeG ia lEs i f9r 1 mNn,b and this
Shorts were not disposed to take the agrees
sive and the offerings were readily absorbed:
cash supplies, firm cash markets and by
reports that the weather over some sections
Of the corn belt is too cold. Liverpool rose
chicago received sos cars. including so4
Of contract grade. and expects SsI to-day.
against 60?, 900 last week and 1,266, 900 last
year. with shipments Of $40 600. against
1000 hast WSGN smd eS2 & eGC l" ssti EeaT; 1n ae
500. 900 bush. against 1924 600 last week
and 2,li3'oqG lsst ye9r; cerb,rt chon,r
and Comstock, were buyers. Messrs; Pringle.
Fitch 4 Rankin and the Nye-Jenks Com
The Price Currcnt said The corn crop
still admits Of good possibilities, but is %irregu:
lar. incident to slow germination. delayed
not been favorable .n for it this SrG o., o P%t the
r ception MO to the general Situation is that in
Iowa. where weather conditions have been
favorable, and all crops are regarded as IN. an
encouraging and satisfactory position in that
STATE"
THE OATS FEATURES.
Oats weakened early In the day owing to
more or less hammerlng. but selling was not
aggressive owing to the nrmness Of corn and
the reports nn OF va. a good oof S Sn5de demand and ;dh som re
reports were in. circulation that the rains
came too late 70 benefit the crop to any great
extent,
Chicago received 2l3 cars. including SO Of
contract grade, and expects 100 to-day. The (
total primary receipts were 400 900 bush, |
against $4,000 last week and I'll 900 last year, |
with shipments Of $4,000, against sos, 900 last
week and $40. 900 last year.
Messrs. Armour, BARTLETT and Logan were
buyers. Messrs. CudahH and Warren were
sellers.
The Price Current says that the recent rains |
have been beneficial to the oats crop, which
has made some Improvement, but II cannot
be expected that the early drawbacks attend |
ing this crop can be very largely overcome.
Wheat on the spot was dun. Sales, 5000
bush. No, 2 red, export, Csc; choice, p5c.:
No. / Northern Duluth, .3*c. over New York
July; No. l Northern Manitoba. Sale. Fu-
lures closed =. to &c. lower. Sales. 400, 900
k,.h Drirae as fnllous.