The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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f,iLs w. ~o,sV sboit al thla time, and oat
Uitie iRe p%osslbhHy o TOO much fain IN the
harvesting aud ihfcehlnf peticds =, ..ulo.
pressure. IN fact bears atlil showed con-
siderable nsrvuuanesa aud hter On coNSLep
rather freely, whcfeupon ,he merI ,he sniIns
wheat belt with temperatures too low anu
many buliish crop reports were RECEIVER ifo'h
"MorsoySr. tho rscaspts at the Northwest
were only 1850 cars. AGAINST loi q week as9
aud SAP q year ago, M~lnneap2lis shoMea
in May fof Northws-tern ACCOUNT. alone az
over three million bushels. Menntime cash
markets everywhere were nrm oesp"e '"'
market and the fears q the bears were pot
the Northwest with snow probable in the exc
treme northern portion. 81.
In discussing the situation Oscar X. Lyle
said: This country has been making prices
for two seasons on home conditions and not
from any call on us from Europe Tor wnea!.
shortage was explanation OF last ses smnls
supplies does not have. this explanation: ~
figures stand for anything, there must be
Hour IN commercial channels; It Is now q
far different situation than. obtained g year
ago when scanty supplies Of wheat ana nonI
states produced 90. 900 900 bushels last year.
An equal production is very propaole tnls
year One feature n o. orse 6Tms y where bee H Wintsr
wheat has been damaR ed TO point OF abandon
ment. Some indicated losses In Oregon rheat
are therefore not consequently. on May 81.
1905, the Weather Bureau said of winter wheat:
Has suffered deterioration in portions o., the
| central and western districts. but continue
ment in Ohio. Reports of injury by rust
continue from Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri
o oldplns II AID illinois, de1as Ge anq RIa' the reports SR
indicate the wheat is heading low. Cslnornla
promises average crop. oregon ana Wasn,
at this time is fully as good, and perhaps bet.
satisfactory., with the Red River Valley ar
is always something below perfection in SO
If TsHy a vie GSG s ? have as we en deGe; and dh With hf L vii viii
support Of prices: As usual there III II s nasI
positive damage to brina prices to a hishhs,T
level h now presented: The maIRet
1 having sn a sSs Dsss. on afy sh Tsf f&e : = is due ''
Corn moved within narrow compass, viii
the general trend upward; iba we're ian y
S cssS sfos Ike S snd E T Sriss DEMAND fhs sPf f{o@ 'iS 3
shorts, who showed considerable anxiety
az times despite the iporsased m0vsmep,
viii sc soon NJ Begin 70 pie up.
There was an absence Of selling pressure
although s9me Of the smsiler lo1 Th.r ,e' az g;
no Indications. 1t lie said, Of dlminution in tn,
country movement. Chicago reported
t aHoa re saaPa The arrivals there were 50
cars. including sos Of contract grade. Will
S03 o sspsSS ate s q Monde n4Ss stock, o, corn In
1as %d frcm shorts asTe fiG n the Nay Nay d%sEiiy;ery has
helped hii t the P m6stb Tg FIn isat Wes, Tiai a espisias
rraapted Work in the planting Of corn which I
SEEDED api IN corn Gn before We incline to 100.
900. 900 acres and this is well warrantsd S9v
ome the rains TO benefit the seeoea hhe,as
supplying Europe and our markets have haS
no e eSRSrs at xith pRe s TeSSfilns' Of re corn n1' eSoep'
t~ionaily good, Country has time now fSI
deliveries and Is disposed to selling; g.
we're generous after this time In Chicago
1 nsSei y%s s4sw bat isrs we're rS Ss't f |: soms sa dld s@eR's
now In that we have more corn in first hands
n larger area planted ana IN. hiRher piomls
With price not much less. The free alooho
Iii. II made a law, viii increase the consurnp
don OF corn. This would lessen our eXporta
Die surplus; a lessening. SO far as Europe
is concerned. Is easily met by the enlarein
Oats were helped by the damaxe reports
which continued to be received In considerable
numbers. More moisture is said to be needet
in illinois, Missouri and Indiana. The offer
inRs we're light and shorts covered: Chicago
received 1877 cars. including 70 OF %contrao
grade. and 223 are expected on. Monday.
Wheat on the spot was dull. No sales
No, = red, export, 04c,: choice. S.ei No,
No. / northern Manitoba. Sahc. Future
closed u to ihc.lhigher. Sales. 100000 bush
Prices as follows,
open. High Lov. Clos. Pre-.
May scs; s. 81; r. e' SS'
I ::s's,sSsst" ~ = II 8;
Oats we're dull on the spot. Sales, 1900
ssGssAc. Corn was dull on the spot, n
sales. No. ? mixed, .56kc.. Futures close
unchanged to ho. higher. Sales. 10000 bush
Prices as follows:
July ~ 81 ST. tx q 0 81
September. SAY 6N HH GA 81
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