The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12
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10 Decreasing dulte rapidly under the lHrxe
buying ~ commission houses Afsentlte
shipments showed arms falling N. though
the total, a.i0t. on buah asaiass a,7te,6ol
n the previous wceh, vas larger than hal
baen expected The market vas sensitive
~ Weather news. though y was WARMER
~ the West. some crop Manage retofts
came from ~. Louis Repofts were current.
TOO. that Northwestern hour mills have of
late been 1uietly making large sales Tor az
port. IivarpDnl advanced. partly because
a hHlliai construction wa put upon our
Government report showing . reduction IN
the acreage. Reports are rife hat q bia
aE cGset IL /. insisted that not " lthstanding
an apparent Iuss Of a. 70 y cents y bvshel
determined efforts VIII be made Go bring
Chicago a. fight the bull deal The questlq9
IL What the Northwestern dealers would
az to TO-, reG6E. m,FSt SS@Rs'e ., iS5 u hs a.
dacrsa sed during the week no lees than y0.0o
bush The total receipt" o. Duluth. Mime,
ANplllA HUu Y nlflIh NFTN NHN - htN NhdttiHN
73l cars a week age aud W last year Berlin
advanced equal To = to sc. though antwerp
was unchanged, aud Paris closed quiet ana
Tfeil 20 ~
Regarding the report that wheat was being
loaded al Minneapolis for shipment to chicago
y daspatch from Minneapolis TO Logan &
Bryan said Do not believe there In anything
In II, " - generally believed country stocks
under 100 cars daily. Local Mills are running
about three-1uarter fuil, CAPACITY. which
consideration what is required for country
mills, and they are depending on US Tor their
supplies, You will nota our daily shipments
have been increasing right along. but so Tar
no indications OF IL going TO Chicago;
ON the rise many recent h'iyers LOOK pronis,
distant mouths, too. by some who believed
that some reaction was due, The cash de-
mand here was nrxi 10 nothing. and many
whole very favorable. Some who covered
in May put out fresh short lines In July.
The Southwest. II WAS noticed. sent selling
orders AT times.
Bit The offerings, from no matter what
quarter. were READILY ,snapped up and created
little impression on the course OF the market.
which wound mp at the best prices oil the day.
The liodern lil'r's weekly crop report was
less fGyoTabIc apd Caased more or less I9ye[.
unfavorahly affecting winter wheat condi,
tons arc hcing received, but are few and
Drought has been generally prevalent for
several weeks in that lotalIty. and the wheatt
crop Is suffering %feyerely from the lack OF
moisture. Otherwise nothing especially unl-
favorable as regards the crop conditions Is
reported, but there is need Of rain over most
of the winter wheat belt,
The exports for the week. including -four
AS wheat. were 81 az. Oe2 bush, against 2.iOtIS
last week and 500, $50 last year, and since July
in the same time last season.
Messrs, Bartlett. Prinrlc, Kidston. Scott,
Northcrn Grain Company were active buyers,
Messrs. Wrenn and Kneeland. were sellers
a Chicago house said; ,The G soM,d anssr
SSr cars. but e2 Es ,Slnf' t FsS q a Sss1 e. Hs',ttRRssi,ssRSss
S s!SGfRs sss here Ths snS Sd ,af sa ess h sss'f BEEN m ttRRse
crowd who hodge in tins market, The bulls
WHO bought the wheat are in SSIl,isTo 70 be 4 Ihnss
Or course, / this state Of affairs continues ,nnls
tre %"S 1T'hhiniS, however the september
option will bear watching to find a spot 70 get
short on all the fair, bulgcs, ms crop conaltions
THE CORN SITUATION.
The sudden rise in May corn was an In
preoisltately, .ThS receipts. too, we're small
other II" '"G months Ii Iiv;erpoSi ADVANCED IA;
Weather conditions were favorable for field
work, but the, Arm cables frmness OF cash
Baltimore, were dominating factors IL the
to 1880. 900 bushels. against 2,sos, 900 In the
previous week. a, fact, which partly accounted
Tor nm advance IN Liverpool OF I'd, though
abetter Continental demand also strengthened
liverpool prices, An influential factor was
the buying IN Chicago on the settlement of
Tbs receipts continue Disappointment
mall to some who had been predicting an
augmentation In the movement, The cash
good demand at the West. There was some
buying on stop loss olders,
contract grade The exports for the week
we're i,S7S.7!o bush, against LOSE SIS last
week and l,Sis''SS la ast y year q, .o si n t,s July ssmd !
'" Messrs. kRidston, Bogart and MARRIED.
were buyers, Sterling was prominent In the
THE OATS SITUATION.
Oats were higher partly II sympathy With
other grain and partly ny reason OF 5tE ship
Bulls seem to be consigning some OF their
holdings Of cash oats.
May, but the demand to cover absorbed all
offerings, ,v,I Il .b Il pr : nrss d that stocks ok at a.
bush. and Withdrawals from store Of $4,000
bush, Chicago received 81 cars, including
one 'q house, SAID; Under Patten control
to S,,o Be- iIS !, aa his lin line .S s6GaafSpY. Az. Y. The
bied good trade in distributing the Chicago
supply. Movement figures In interior for
four days show receipts Of 1893. 900, with
shipments ANA, 900. clearances have been
"a, 900"
,Pstten Ia supposed TO have sold through
Norton. Messrs. Peavey and Lamson were
buyers. knight a McDougali sold May.
Wheat on the spot was dull. Sales, IL, 900
No. l Northern Duluth. 4Ic. over New York
July: No. 1 Northern Manitoba, 900. Futures
olosed 10. to i,.c,, higher, Sales, $4,000
bush. Prices as follows:
OMEN. High. Lop- cios. Pre-
Ma, q ~ @@ scS ci ss
s Sept S&T s. 81 81.
Oats were quiet, on the spot. Sales, 30. 900
Se.tdseTc, Corn was quiet on the spot.