The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-05
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THE GRAIN n

THE UhAlN MAHfAEA
Higher With shorts Covering and Dressings
Ilght-CaMes Ptrmer-Cash Market
Strong.
Wheat ended higher, owing In the main TO
covering of shorts, light offerings, hrmer
cash markets and more or less new buying
Wheat advanced early. partly on higher
cables due TO a decreased estimate OF Argen-
tina exportable surplus. Then. too there
aas more disposition here to take the long
side, Liverpool advanced u to "a. .Ihe
worlds visible supply, according to Brad
streets, decreased for the week 2.7+4.ooo
bushels. including 2.i4A.ooo east OF the ROCKIES
and 900. 600 in and ahoat for Europe" =,
Paris closed barely steady and unchanged
to S confines lower. but the advioes from
that centre. In view OF the rise at Liverpool
aad an advance Of IL kr. at Budapest and
Of TX to . mix. at Berlin, had no effect.
II was noticed. too. that foreign houses
were buying and commission houses APP
peared to be more friendly TO the long
side than for some time past. The offerings
everywhere were very light, a fact which
made the bears in many cases rather nervous
Moreover. Armour brokers were buyin g..
the outside markets were all strong, a good
demand for Manitoba. where an advance
OF 4 cent was reported. and bulls claimed
that there was very little available wheat at
the seaboard not covered by milling OF ex-
port contracts. Then. again, the large de.
crease In the Bradstreet statement compared
with a decrease of only <7i 900 a week ago
and of $3.50. 900 q year ago.
Minneapolis reported an improving demand
for -four and cash wheat at firm or higher
prices. and according to the Northuesfern
Miller the output OF flour in the Northwest
last week was St5. 2sS bills, against 2ss .b0S
In the previous week and $40. 500 last year.
The same authority also reported an advance
of rs to so cents on mill feed and a strong
market for wheat at 1 cent over May for No.
northern.
pu ims N repor Ees' an H'f im pTs1eaa Eastern SnrsA De.
mand. In short, the news in regard TO the
cash situation at all points was distinctly
The seaboard clearances OF late have In
creased and yesterday $1,000 ,bbls. Of flour
$1,000 last year, making 90 900 bbls. cleared
IN three days. against $4,000 10 the same time
It, ssIoc Se sG.s and We're 4, GOO s.p lest Gen aeai ot T ~, co.
this week sli 900 bush. have been shipped.
On the other hand nothing but favorable
crop. Spring wheat seeding operations,
too. are becoming general on high ground
In the Dakotas, Minnesota and Msnito5s.
the Northwestern arrivals being about 100
cars larger than on the same day last year.
W uuc tlc tCldt pIlIHdIy lGtClpts
i vas not 9verlooked: either, that Mime.
SP' i.s, teS0t BUSH az in ln four days " 'a and s' Bears sn en-
larged on the fact that the Improvement In
the cash demand applied largely TO canadian
Secretary CCoburn Of Kansas issued the
following: The fret crop reports q the sea
sscretary Of the State Board Of Agriculture.
The reports are from the secretariey Of the
1lianse 9ith, s i2s state f ia1. s wsls sSn ma ( s9 she
sending Of the reports mandatory: The re,
crop has ts' been damaged. but the the reports ersSss do
than no per cent, and in Harper county
i IS reported as high as 10; vesE few Of
acreage acre E ree0bta but % RfNg S 4 !. 1 menaiosed fP e /. s shS
to be larger than a year ago. The condition
Of wheat as shown by, these reports will be.a
Logan Il Bryan said: These strong spots
every now and then, but conditions seem TO
rem nsi about the ! anne II III d take patience ni,;
nc &c. moP 9e wait al TN, mi ff t2e biz siaf fon as Il sr si tire es
out and begin 70 llquidate, That, time is bound
to come. we think. this month";"
Chicago nS as we'll as '" the North%este &rSV and
the South stern markets. plainly showed
whenever there was. any pressure to buy
and wound UP at not far from the best prices
OF the DAY.
Well known interests. appear to be more
friendly to, the market; but the short interest
is believed to have been considerably re-
trade who. think a reaction. in view Of the
generally favorable crop prospects and large
E'H Tsieiut TDe' Sought uSf &c eo sstPsls5 May. Ware
4 Leland and Finley Darrell 4 Co, we're
Sus seTsn u wEfnn was a heavy seller Logan
and bad weather In the Southwest for spring
Rockies decreased 3,i54.ooo bush. Liverpool
shorts covered SHesisf freely ON the BTadstr eet, state suo
ment.. while there was also more or less com
mission house buying. The decrease, in the
only i,7O7. 600 last week and LIZA, 600 last year.
The cash markets were strong. and the
the seaboard clearances were large at ess, 600
bush. against, 1885,. 900 last week and $4,000
bush BUS ! have BEEN beaenns cleaned ians iaa against sdls T ise7a, 90 o;sS thSSsS
far last week and i,2oe. 900 last. year.
Chicago received s2s cars. including Of
total primary RECEIPTS amounted to ss7. 600
op s az nI.l la7s; eoo a year ago; Cola K,a,
Oats were higher for much the same reasons
the southWesS unfa r rsTstpH for an SPRING GeS' work.
East of the Rockies the visible supply de-
creased i,eIs; 900 bush; This compared wi,h'a
Chicago received 29S cars. including, 90 Of
2ss. 600 bush, against $1,000 last week and
none last year. while thus far this week
7ol 900 .bush. have been exported "a ga inst
last year.
Messrs. Buckley. Prin gle, Rosenbaum,
Marfeld and the Northern Grain Company
Wheat on the spot was quiet. Sales. 100.
No. ?PT red, iG eIe eaRo' 5H @A oesr & New snS So 1G%H'R&H sS;
choice, aHc.. over; No. 1 northern Duluth,
2tSo.. over; No. | northern Manitoba, eoc.
1880, 900 bush. Prices as follows:
opsn- HIGH Lop( Clos Prev.
tne. est. est. ing. Closa. |
MAy....., $50 S6h sSL sGS ssss