The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-28
FRI GRAIN MARKETS.
whoa, Declines, Then Raiies-COrn Flrmer
Oats Steady.

NV
= Oats steady,
Wheat closed at a'small decline on hauida-
ton and favorable weather aud, crop reports
Early transactions in wheat. were at fairly
steady prices, but they soon gave way under
reports OF rains in the Southwest and general
liquidation. Besid es. the Liverpool news was
not too encouraging TO bulls, prices there
closing unohang ed to I'd. higher. While PARIS
closed weak at to 4 continues decitne on ~
mark owe and Budapest d .S ! roF the le
i,oesbs- except ts for 2syI the f EGsrypod y 'f has 'a an
eye on May. 1t % said 10 Chicago that Armour
interests will deliver their no, 2 hard winter
which is deliverable at . cents discount on
No settlement is yet reported of the dis
pmte about wages on the Lakes
The cash demand was dull and bears ham
meTed at times on the fayora9le weather at
and ;n% s Tasa sr taat ssF'nf n sh satp sef aspoTt s moo too,
from The Southwest were generally OF a favor
able character. and the sanle 10 true III rne
The receipts. moreover, were larger at
ths refinery r PSSintt Stal T a%Triva iss we ss'ps ss.Sss
bush, against 80, 600 last week and $4,000
last year, With shipments. Of Of by. 600; sSa'nSt
small demand for -four was reported at the
..>fhe Teas,n Masr :. said id. ,, s%eot%fplai s1s
i%srea''fFkE L; H% are ' %eonhned so far pTineipallyy
that The plant Is irregular IN growth and is
losing color. These, complaints are not
general. and from these States also come
ditions in Kansas and Nebraska gre iaveTaple,
except in the western sections of these States,
S Ehs,s t ueer 'r 10 b i u%"p 6fRerWlsss me me ddeeSsTiinqse
OF the condition OF the crop L. ind lcated IN
he ce NJ A. Ststsf; usi IN ,t the ae1 rse Rs lost spf b.
winter killing is, being seeded to spriIs wheat,
Yet later on the selling pressure relaxed, ana
with shorts covering prices slowly rallied
decline for the day. 'The Northwest. bought
3, ChiGsS on the ID dse iha 600 T bn,b s'9 S,rln aI
The week ", and i is Estimated that Duluth has
lost about half a million hushels.
The Argentine shipments for the week
2,2s4.O 900 bush, against s~.i2o.ooo in the PRE-
vious week and 2.72o. 900 last year. while
since January ! the total is 4. ses 600 bush.
aga inst a., SOC, 600 in the same time last year.
The trading Yesterday was largely OF q
professional character and for quick turns;
The average member OF the trade u disp0sed
more is known in regard to the probable out
come of the situation in MAY.
The Indian exports for the week we're Az 600
bush. against $4,000 in the previous week
and $50, 600 last year. and for four weeks TINS
season they amount TO "a. 600 bush; Sgains,
$4,000 in the same time last season ana
3~,s72,OoO two wears ago.
The flour output at the three prlncIpsi
M MIlls Tor ihe I PSt"3 Week iHq is n 1epoTted G BY the
Vorfhrestsrn .fHlfr al 43O, o95 bbls,, against
335, 200 same week last year: az ak winter
against io5, 900. The output OF flour at Mime
apoiis, Duluth and hfty-four outside mills
from September to Ap1il ~ M Nsi IRE tbIs year ssr
year, The "" o1nisidte mills reporting had a
daily capacity q w 2sS bbls. l.,
Liverpool was Arm. and in good demand,
with receipts smaller and of satisfactory
quality and growers holding firmly. The
70. against 50 last year. There. was a good
milling aud outside demand. with a scarcity
shipments and the Argentine visible supply.
MAY was quite firm ia Liverpool; u.,,
4e MfasTa' ware Ssa.se aid . 4os;s tpSfe. solo. N Meesrs.'
Kidston. Lake and rpdike bought,
Corn weakened a little at first, then advanoed
lower, the Argentine exports. were large and
considerab BILE uncertainty existed as. to the
lake ages situation, But the weather was
Shorts covered. the offerings were light.
the cash markets we're firm and the crop
Chicago received. 2ia oars. including se Of
contract grade. The total primary, receipts
were 3 2'O GO coo bush; a Ss;tp .h iiSI 600 last 81 T zee I
900 bush. against eii 200 last week and 10000
last year.
bush, aRatfet 442 900 in the previous week
and eS4, 900 last year: since January 1. 1925 600,
against Q. 225 900 in the 90 me time last year,
The Nye-5enke Grain Company bought
May, Bartlett. Fra zier 4 Darlington. bought
July. Meesrs. MARRIED., Grifhths, Updlke and
DaRgett were buyers.
Oats were dull and featureless. with prices
reina aiming about steady. Trading was held
In check by uncertainty as to the outcome Of
the Patten deal.
Chicago received ll cars. including IS Of
contract grade, The total primary receipts
were 583, 900 bush. aga inst 80. 1000 last week
and 2s2, 900 last year, while the shipments were
I,Iss, 600 bush. against $3.50 o last week and
28i, 900 last year.
Bartlett. Frazier 4 Csrring ton sold May.
The buying was scattered.
Wheat on the spot was dull. Sales, IL, 900
bush. No. 2red export. SIC. over New York
May; choice, aHo. over: No. i northern Duluth,
iHc. over: No. ! northern Manitoba. SIC.
Futures closed unchanged to &c. lower. Sales,
I,25o, 900 bush. Prices as follows:
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