The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-23
rHE GRAIN
Prices FirIper-Rust In KsnsAs-Oats strous
- and Active.

n Active.
Wheat advanced, though the trading was
narrow and mainly professional. and the
huotuation in prices were not very marked
But pany bullish crop reports we're received
notably from Kansas, where rust Is said TO
have appeared In the helds. These caused
covering and buying for long account. BE-
sides, some unfavorable reports were received
from the Northwest, the outside markets were
firm and there was an absence OF selling press
ure, Strength In oats also helped.
The weather was, in the main, favorable
but the fear OF bullish developments over
Sunday tended TO restrict selling In spite oil
were received.
The speculation, however, lacked snap.
Many are disposed TO go slowly, feeling their
way and trading merely for small turns. Inc
weather news, It Is believed. will have much 70
do with shaping the course OF the market In
the near future. OF late the weather has un-
doubleday been favorable and certainly many
OF the crop reports are Of a more cheerful
tenor.
But winter wheat sustained pretty severe
DANA re In important States. There seems to
be little doubtabout hat. And spring wheat
got a late start. Should some accident over
take II bull speculation would get q iresh I'M
minated, the trade Is In a waiting attitude,
and outside interest. In the speculation mas
diminished very n%otieeably; sss.
mate for the, State OF only 20 per cent. OF an
average yield, Unfav9ra bic weather m1 = vas re-
vanced TX &c. ~ marks. Liverpool was un-
changed; Budapest declined 2 kr. and Paris
was unchanged TO 10 centimes higher.
RG nms.'s and The worlds shipments were est;
a ed by Broomhal Y at 1000 ooabush. against
j. 1888 go last week y snd s%;sae; S0ect isSI SfffbFe'
visible supply is expected to show a decrease
o.. over 1000, 900 bush;
in the Canadian Northwes@ calgary re-
por.ed 20 inch OF precipitation, Edmonton "a
Incl. MediGi I Hat ;o4 ~ inch iSoh and m winaipss
Northwest Is % to 90 degrees; it was partly
at Devils. Lake. 90 inch AZ, Duluth. .72 inch
e. s.; Paul g Inch at Rapid City q %, inch 9 At
to "a degrees; It was partly cloudy: Kansas
City reported ITO inches OF precipitation.
i" The forecast was, North Dakota, rain and
solder cpnkG-t tonight ami nass sb bie S sSpndsTst s1nss t DaaiGfSsi
cloudy. with probably thunderstorme in
east tonight or Sunday. warmer tonight;
Corn wa hrmer. though no marked change
occurred. The crop is believed to hays msde
W. 20 Owing to the high Temperature pre-
vaiing, but many .unfavorable, crop reports
were received and they restri cited selling.
Chicag 60 reported an active shipping demand.
The receipts there were 500 cars. with s25
expected on Monday.
Oats showed more strength and activity
than the rest Of the list. Bad crop reports
are TOO persistent and numerous to be passed
over. Commission houses and bulls gave sup:
port and shorts covered. Illinois continued
to send luid reports OF damage. chicago
received sS cars, and expects 1856 on Monday.
THE SPOT MARKETS.
Wheat on the spot WAS quiet. Sales, $4,000
bush. No. ? red 10. under July. 1. o; b.
7Xc. over. Futures closed 4 to &c. higher.
Sales, $50. 900 bush.
Corn was quiet. ON the spot. Sales, 10000
export: yellow, .63Kc. Futures closed I'M
changed. No sales.
oats we're quiet on the spot. Sales, 5000
bush, Natural white on track, 80 TO 80 lbs,
5iX052iic.; mixed, 90 to 80 lbs, SOC.
Futures were as folio VS.: H.