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

trading, OF course, was the fact that the
Chicago. Board of Trade vas closed On ao-
GeSst w Of ta Also ]sl sfased Ct S SslSas0ci l. TAf f6 %sE5
Shorts covered to a fair extent. The
able. although il was cold at the Northwest.
Liverpool advanced I'd. and Parlf was
unohsnked to 10 zee cssn tines higher; while Buda-
dications OF a rather liberal decrease In the
and partly for the same reason there was
an absence of selling pressure.
we're Ms FsSEsr, 81 tae ae eaPS 90 SOd 5T ST.. t Rsr eel eieSrsd.
sfaiie' In i tTsS d .sss ss.ccd S SbG 'S q ,f Ssen se se1:
R Reok sn Sft q. 900 ii last year y en' OF w Wheat IT. 5000
none last year, and thus far this week ls2, 600
liverpool reported very light offerings Of
tbers santi Thea It a. a.c ffms sPp fi0 q GOOD st ossS
vi 4 Wis s Ii hOSs e. sa E1rt, .whi Lathe. The : e. sn, for
decided set6acks only seems advisable for
Things which tended to discourage
buying for the long account were tbs con
at the West and the favorable accounts in
regard to the winter wheat crop. ETeellent
growing weather was reported at the West.
The manager Of, a large Chicago milling
concern was quoted as sayine; IT Il not q
sceept almost S1 pt ans;th n n near its @ Value IL Order
to move good sized lots. There Is only one
way out Of the dilemma. and that is to, get
i Rresasibit' to oV sell the Il ia large raps stocks Rs' at home,
and in ord e. to dispose Of, them abroad We
vii not neS, only h have IT. to MET me- III the ing flss " &c Of . hnEs
In the main. however. it was a day Of liqui-
sided market than was. recently the case.
although the .d idea prevalent Ge,IIet b sm9ns 80 som nso is
a further. decline ls Inevitable.
crop 6ne eo 5RldIHiEi,Ps as Is f e s . 3 81 esnf'SI
tinted Kin dom-outlook fair. France
No change in conditions. Gsrmany-wea.her
Generally 1erans' fsvors6ie. RnoSamanIka and Bulgaria
w veTS .maii. sn ffi tGef s5p p 1sii S3 smsIl fSsSsTa
abIe;' arrivals moderate, ~italy-some com
Corn Tes 2 f%TaGtionT higher. LiverpSGI sd;
light and shorts covered: Ths cash markets.
s shHasn eG ttos"tday W.T. is " Believed. VIII show a
considerable decrease in the available sup
plltS
Liverpool reported very, light arrivals there,
Bulls were encouraged by larger seaboard
clearances. The total cleared was. 1000
bush, against. 1o7 900 last week and 10000
last, year. while thus far this week l~,ii7,ooo
bush, have been exported, against 7S9. 900 In
the same time last week and s78, 900 last year.
There. wal, no trading in oats, The weather
OF late has been more favorable for seeding
operations. Country aoceptances. however,
continue light end cash prices are nrm:
1000 last week and 5000 last year, In two
days 4es, 900 bush, have been cleared, against
598, 600 last week and 10. 900 last year.
One firm said; We see nothing .bullish in
likely TO become aggressive; 1t is soon, for
anv such movement. but traders are watchful
and apprehensive of something Of the kind,
Chicago has adopted the rule forbidding
operations by its members in other markets
using Chicago warehouse receipts for de-
~liveries.
Wheat on the spot was quiet. Sales. 1oo,-
900 bush, mainly for export at thu. outports.
No. ? red. export. SC. over New York May:
choice, SIC. over; No. | Northern Duluth, .
Northwestern receipts We're s5l cars. against
s!7 last. week and 2?e last year. Futures
closed &c. TO &c. higher. Sales, 1 900, 900
bush. Prices as follows: