The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-09
TIE GRAIN


Active Expert Demand for wheat.
Wheat closed at q decline owing to favor
able weather. improved crop accounts and
renewed liquidation. Early prices we're higher,
owing mainly to better cables than had been
expected. . lessened pressure Of long selling
and covering Of shorts. Some unfsyorsble
crop reports were received from the North
west, and threshing reports from the South
west were bullish In SOM cases.
Liverpool advanced y to Nd. and Buda-
FSs.l ix and v Berlin Ps ascli NED 81 sls1 IS. e si m.
e Hs': the O. r sss 1or eY nn %ssSss' v ":s sa!r II sSs
70 the Russian crop situs.ion we're ~ynf:yor:
only . fair Yield. The cash markets we're n,m
. .sl. fq repost.d arg so snDG ar. f ioosin % foe : re-
sumption OF sSDoIt bas,n nc,s,,H IN .b AmsTic eSs
But on the early rise long liquidation was
Ell rsns sr.Ssr sn Caused ssis W.. = ani ees dsssns. : sspscI.i ~
The westher We. fsyor.bls in Up main
:prips wheat outlook were more ,chssriSi:
In fact the crop situation not only In TIE
opinion q not : few. has improved Of late.
Then. too. liberal. offerings Of new wheat
=, ssr ;,a rspSrse6 m: :sa shs r iS r.: ar. near sI YssSrsi
7s2,o 900 Bush. against $50. 900 last year.
lar rss than SSs' e1pecss4. s%ounti sls to sG lo. IL. 900
BUSH. against e,zoo. 900 last week and 9 800. ooe
last year Tbs amount on passage decreased
$685. 900 BUSH, against q decrease Of aeo. 900 last
week and esS, 900 last year.
CROP on; sr s,ss1G imp sssss tSnGns j JUN. and md that
the indicstions are nov for z ytsid i q IA
bush. per acre; or 2 sStai yield OF so'''s'oo
n CORN SITUATION.
ana :;:lllns iSI both 5ds: q ne ACCOUNT g n:
crop SSpV continue sG 20 b 'r received from many sec,
weather such reports have little effect.
a. year. age, The usual acreage has been
81 SltsHSs s s. :ss , ssi sf Ssst IN t ss.n ni Z n s: :Ss.1 e s:c.
nsnts we're $500 bush. against ssSss. 90
received : z7s =" cars. including & Q; o%ontrsct
grade. IN PnmasA, receipts were u.s. 900
last year. IN Visible suppiyi increased i.oss.o
900 bushy against an incresss Of "a. 600 last
week and q decrease Of 4se .ooo last year: The
amount on passage increased 7.oi5.0 900 bush.
THE BATS ~rEArUREs.
Oats were hme4 for q time with wheat. but
when that cereal weakened corn followed.
Shorts covered early cnd f9r a time there
" ~ t1oi VI htto eo@e Sa
bulltsh crop reports.
Later on. however, selling orders pre-,
continued favorable weather. TIT Missouri
state report put the condition at 70. against
rs 6 lsi : Month 1ss:, sHs 8, !, Ias ssI year Including /. .,
contract Grade; The prims6y receipts were
$3.50 last year. The Visible supply de-
i i.sss' 600 i issOS week Ips and q 5000 Last S's Sesr' Oh
100000 bush. mainly Msnitobssfor export.
No. . red, 30. under July, & 2. b: sfoat for
September; No. 1 northern Manitoba. o .0sH.
Futures closed y to 70. over. Sales.
Corn was quiet on the spot. Sales. 5000
bush. No, ?. e3Ac., (. o. b. sioat for export:
Futures closed to 10. higher. No sales.
Oats were quiet on the spot. Sales, 1000
bush. Natural white on track. 80 to So lbs,
sO0n SIC; mixed. 20 to 80 lbs. 4ec. Rye was
duh. No. 2 Western. ssh@soc.. (. o b. Bar
ley was nominal.