The sun., 1906-02-24
Executor
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Prices Decline. Then Rally bulilsh erop
Rcnorts From the southwest. J.


Reports From the southwest
,,. ordsa at "A slight decline on bearsh
osn,ns and statistics Early In the day Prices
,,.r., inouenced by decline in Europe. oeNt-
tiolol rains in India, large shipments i,Un, nn
Argentina and not Il few Iavoranie ciop "''A
weather reports from the West.
,ivrrpool declined :. to Id. paris was
40 confines lower to 3 centimes h'sh', ~"
vh.ot md 10 to ~ centrnes On hou'' ~
lin fell 2, mark but Budapest ADVANCED
kre,itZers ,,..i ,r ruidlt,c
a, one time by pit traders. he" ~" 'e'o'N
was made. ,..,,,., .orly
Raars were encouraged to hammer carry
ir, tho day by the Price tWLfW sta'eue,'
that late correspondence IeNec!s ''e ''"'
,.nance OF the prevailin. good promise %
the wheat crop. .,i,,
\ccordinr to Broomha!l, the AiSch' ma
slipmcnts amounted TO "''o,.'Vo @ Ia,
ag,iust uys, ,ooO last week and ".soO,ooD 'asl
vcor The total since January Is l""3oooo
hush against l6.04s.0oO in the same 'lne
last yaar. The arrivals at Argentina ports
ora Iihcrnl and Of satisfactory quallyi WIN
growers more inclined to % Taees , 5nG Elk of -four
ana :, oo5 bush Of wheat, making The tooai oSi
for the week orlns TO braust en, I'"1 ga SS9
bush against 3,e5l "a? las, w. WSeh - ~" o1SiHs1
las, year; ,s.i s!n'y ycaH yu'S i '-'-' ''''' "
The crop lnovemcnt 'cnntIhueu ,n1 ~, ''U,,jh' KIN
The total primary arrivals we're te' ~" ousm.
innkne ,sGa 900 thus far th.s week ~ against M nt
. ."5 900 tEWs far last week and Sss ooo 'aai d
year. The stoHk, H. t,, AT wesL sl.''eup''''
ioTW1 ~ ths decline some big covering wns done
and a rally followed, due 10 TINS oGyiie ahu sh
sSlnf southwest ata' Lake was a good buyer Rye
''Gi eipy SqEtiq large decrease in the visible supply
Is TSa rSpeSah Soui invest not only sent bulsh crop
reports, but also sent huyinf uerin, oiuein; am ON
,here was not a,der T'e wsa,hrr was predicted
rhsye bgyiHs eis Itdissh y the aaT "Sss Mas
,.,e .a,o;Med W. /, vas less favorable than re-
Gently and tended to CIV. color 70 IS. some e,,i @i
,he bulssh priva1tte was ,spa.'I as Ioliows '' '''
Reports oi damage by ireezingn ana tnaw.nff
weahsr arg nSIessins east tFo Of the % Msssspp
,1d snuph RI Of the Ohio rivers, Some claim
antuai loss oi wheat The damage Is mostly
confined to lat s2sn r nor gram nnmerons S and The
General tenor Of the advices indicates that
Conditions are satistaotorN anodsn .dya ad Gn
aIe1Mht s f heard ni from the hard winter wheat
states. P P5ospsG.di Es ps@nd in Kansas ana He0'AsAa
Brya9 iold f'eSly Wyenn earT TKids,on d one
Dagse't and the Peavey ora'n ''' were
oVG'Srn' Corn declined partly in respon'1 to o the
aeGlinSe de-, S. IN wsa,eer %fs, at the Vest Vas mild and
The roads are apparently not IN very soou
condition, such weather also tends 10 iow"r Nor
IT'lh Tia TACT that contract corn formed so small
a proportion of the reSelpts py. a' ,h,cmEdp nnod
Gan dan1e%f Of the corn in the country is said to be
in rather poor conditionn. OF os which only
snTdasap arndea contract The total primary re.
| c.ints we're sol 900 bush, against 6i2,ooD last
week aud last year shipmsnt ~ zen ast 'So Year.
asTrih,s asTrhn ssaboard cleared asa, 900 bush, making
the tot al exports for the week ,to9 90, - bush;
asa1hsf asar from sn'i July T. 1855 $50 bush against
10 ,S, ani e,o in the same time last season.
The A1gefnsS sap"h'ss 81. "o las last Week
WEI W.T. ,,- ooo last year Since January /, 3l?l,-
om' olS b,ish' against aslloooo last year .,,-
r,oIni"s ailea i they Expected liberal shipments
out out '.'f Of Nebraska during March and Aprll;
| and the answer is No unless i We Ia naIr ,orn an
boliocl Of corn in country elevators is small,
50 farmers wiu have to sell to make a move
mcnt. Nav corn was done by
6GiHa GGEa snd snS'Hs Nash G1 Mrsht q Co. Eary in
the day Peavey, John Scott and Barclay
w1rs nstn neir in1uenccd by other grain, declined
at FIRST frsi, but became stcadier later on, net
only because Of the rely ID ",rer ueIsaas n5
the um. absence of any great pressure to sell,
Chicago received rs cars % Of 9as oats nondlnE mln,
4cccipts Wer" 42Oooo bush. asains, $4,000
last week and ss7 900 last year shipments an
sat, 600. against 7ol 900 last week ana 4'S"oo
ia1' he naboard exported las 600 bush I.aS.
ing asc. 900 in Ave avs. against Soo w., IN Nc
"Congdorn Horton We're, active buyers
~ oats at the West. Bartlett. Frazier 4
| S,rr;n gton also bought.
aWyhsat an The suot was ouet. Sales 5000
bush. 10. 2 rcd. export, &c. ever ever sy Hew
York May choice tS 2E ever .S New ove2 aGrk No. HaS
SSoorthern Manitoba, &c. over. The North.
Western receipts We're saS eabs bic SGanst S cars e
,uS, ,u,;nst ii last week and SIS last year, Futures
Closed 10 30 lc;, lower Sales i''5o'"'o
| husn. Prices a. follows