The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-04
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s,d s.,i,s sb.at .fea IN. OHIeh8tna
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The kanaas crop 10 estimated ~ nywhet
nom "a ,nOa. 90 fr ~ Oao. On hush.
m. 49,, H,,o,s. V,sgId "a Va that there IL
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= wheat crop of 81. oo"o 100 bush N hansaH
cha, in Oklahoma pgoapecta are for a crop
,wtc. a. t.,.. /. 4. lac, vsa,'a and that In Ne
w ~ ~ - ~. avn.
brasha lndha''"n" are i"f ''"' wv WV
ss year ago
The Piosss, Pr,ss ~ ~. Paul said The
s,,ly vb.a, II. an II, western Minnesota and
e'"' N"t", - w =" 1850" 49, -.
South Dakota. and u even ana s'rona' "NlnE
n hua growth. with plenty Of moisture ~ q
time IN the SEASON when during the dry wears
u'o'H", WV. "eH'u"'ns 'W ~ -,
covered aud protected by we CROWN OF gram
- 49, H. 18th. AUaA IN
,h.,. 4. No further moia,uys In fact. the hrst
... - 80. .,a,.I a. naasnd
crnra' perIou Gu" ~ ~ -.
The Northern Phcthc crop report eaFr
the first crop report Of the season was Issued
by rho Northern Pacific yesterday and shows
that ABOUT 20 per CENT 81 'he S"su,nE = "een
done on most OF 'he lines IN Minnesota ana
North Dakota. The report Indicates an in
\, yt.uas.. 90 ro,r..nondipg dscreas.
~ aunneSoIa hnu y III, pgan 1890.
Win be about the same as last year. but Ia
s3nle pIsces " VII ~ v,s ~ .oh Later Than
Minheso.a oPrnv ~ sXpnoptth msko,a the farn,ers
l ar y 6an ~n' wasks b.hind lime, A. sons
ave aoGu' w 49, ,,thnr Wsst the Farmers
pom.s w. ,n " n.el abaad NJ ,hc usual time
are TG n"r", vo . some selling a, one time early
III ~ shicb aid "sTbe mast week has been
rspor.. Shicn sa'u III Ssyorahie for ne
crops, som m IH bonsrs ~ n AVE we n are siYin9 reeiief.'
S1na rd,ns anu oawehsaD,i1r snno,ra rine '0''
The cash market here was almost ~ifeless
ana me sTpof,s L,o,s aane a. a. ana h,,sh M
SWhSsai'' The totai PRIMARY receipts exceeded
those for.iSe same day last year by 81 900
ousn' H.ine est'ubnetsHn IN anSe"'"o p"'
"G !, n 10 tSs a. main i; Vas n dav Of Humiliation
nut w tnr uaiu J., q ud; ~ MI a u a.
oh ,ne sho'' saue 49, ~ ,he Jsv Rea1s
show n Dis position 70 cover on the first rIgns
OF support from the leading bulls. and some
have an idea that. the outstanding short
- l. Inw.... Nlaa. An.AEul nm mn AZ
After all, however, the speculation was argely
Professional, and the opinion Of many IL that
nSs !. nor. ore. lG az . !. sSsi , 2 :, % sGl"s. is likely
Messrs. Ware. Partlett. Pringle. Lake.
Skillen and Rosenbaun, were buyers. Messrs.
Said one house There is no question but
the change in ownership Of the contract wheat
in Chiraso and into hands having the May
delivery largely under purchase has made
q stronger situation for a time. Until settle
rents oi MAY have been made, the pri e should
hS os' been sS that free in the later months now
being traded In there Is now no pr essure
toward lower prices; Covering sales ALREADY
stsa.di W. read no injury to crop promise.
and we as.rib" many OF the reports OF damage
as appllr able in great part to about a million
ss;;ses ,ns s aTh@e ndnpn s area in " Winter Wheat
We are prarticaily out Of the export bust
ness and stand to carry over a large amount
nf old whnut Ia "a nav CFOn, Good rpDOftA |
mr.. Coming from the southwest. Kansas
il bsing eHessed NJ from 20, 900 600 to so,oOo, 900
Stut. for harvest lf on this araa the pro- |
dmc,iou ia as hivb as in 1901, the crop would
I h" MIMI nv nrn ooo husb Eysryt6inr nointa
ue auoud "cnn'ii" /" H. i" N .rtsin stat 'rhat
!" u N w. w. '"LiIlsd" IN ihs vain Mi hstw esn
:, N " md haIv.si Il, onIy oSrrrience
Nv" II" ~,
Ihh 'onN s''.Si'"S'
Corn was, hrmer Tor q time, out weakened
Inter With little speculative lit shorts were
In NAV E"cetpts at the West show
| rkes causes more or less con %gestion OF sup
plies at the West and the shipments hither
Il re therefore reduced TO minimum, FIX
port business H. hurt by this, liyerpool, de-
clined Id, IN Berlin MAY corn advanced &c.
The weather WINS rnNorabie' liverpool was
urnresseu u, la,n " o'E Hrse'''"e sh'p'nen'"
" T,enmrsa h"wn,nrod in some casss IN asiI-
r,a1ad r]vsntinc shiuments for the weak OF
~ ,eas ttbbssrn : aoo Son bmsh The Nav ontIon
10 "I 81. III In. 'being svmp,tbiyed viii tba
w .me NV u,s, na 81 daciins IN NV
rdtpeSvs' NJ " MAJ takes Mace in the distanit
i ,Yi,ari.s Which IN The oninion OF aoma Win
: ,on rsej Tho snects of increasing receInts and
oGerInvs $500
,hinaSo r.csiyad %. cara including A,
~ cnna Fac, Srade and Sxpeots a3s TO-DAY,
total urinary iecejpts we're al 600 bush.
: as,nst Only jan oNH hae year ak'' me sea-
pis NJ iug ~ hsinT pu,tshed and bears pred,ct
Sis reGe, ,hs NJ .mr "S Sma SiIiI,s"s o nfI, sioeEs o"s ID
t ne %modera,ep reS"ipts, II IL moi s,IrprIsinp that
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