The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
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TEE GRAIN MARKETS.
Prices IrregulaF but in tho Main Firm
wheat Receipts LArge-Rain South
West-Frost Predicted for Corn Belt.

Prices Irregular but In b Main Firm
wheat Receipts LArge--Rain South
west-Frost Predicted for Corn Belt.
wheat was quiet and prices luctuated
within comparatively narrow limits. Here
they ended at q small advance. at the West
. small decline. Early In the day prices
everywhere In this country were easier
for Q time. The cash demand was less
urgent, tho receipts at the Northwest con-
tinued heavy and rains occurred ct many
points in the Southwest.
Moreover. Il wa generally oxpected that
the visible supply statement on Monday
would show o, considerable increase. while
the worldis shipments during tho last week
amounted to II .sts.o 900 bush. against $685.
900 In the previous week and i1,osT, 900 last
year. The stock ct Minneapolis increased
sos, 900 bush. for ono day.
The statistical position. though stu bull
ish, 10 steadily becoming less 90. and bears
contend that unless the receipts fall on very
materially. In the near future the resent
Big gaps In worlds stocks win no longer
b. available az . bull GARD. .
and later on the market was Srsoed Up 81
GOVERNS Of shorts. Wheat has many
a & sssson ne c2 f hish' p Sssass' i Tssy 'a ssin 4 g sh a.
Win Sc needed. And what Is more they
~ Mi H / 81 az &c Northwest were buyers.
ss%s vas nsIt true Dss u milfers at tSs sogthwess.
who were buying IN Kansas City and Duluth
Further rains and snows were reported
at the Northwest, and . shrinkage In. the
movement Of spring wheat would not be
. xT%Suf i.o wss S & good sda P ssyss, b Ss5rsll.
oh .lsssP sSa f fs9,s saoS Ea; si e IT, T Sish Sn.
r4 Riss w of f 4 alS3,ss s.i q: sFss realize how
ssnor%ous spring wheat receipt. hsy S,i beer
viii receive 100000 bush. Crop early.
cars plentiful and prices high; Can October
show the usual inoreass7 They had 49,
finley BarfeTi 4 Co. had this from Mime
apolis; Meeting here September "a OF super
~intendents numbers largest line elevator
Gist Of their report is that over one-third
them. Their houses al! very clearly shipped.
c eaI%e vii raj fafl 9 SHARPLY 81 ran On ths other r4 hand,
demand shows no abatement. Cash wheat
never sold so easily and so fast In this terri.
tory this market. Flour demand enormous. :
n CORN SITUATION.
tho . fsSs' s ss:ri n6 pp' S sSer " &,it aa0 fsost al pr O.
dicted for all sections FOLLOWED BY wet
css;heS thsre rs x. considerably sncdas S%strs
TOO. there was no disposition to sell. sasress..
siveiy. There 10 said to be considerable
corn In Illinois as well % In some other
States that Is still exposed TO frost damage.
Reports 10 reE.5d to the feeding situation
The cash market at the wcst a fairly
active and firm. Ct. Louis received . car
Of new corn from Oklahoma which graded
movement owing 70 the ATTRACTIVE prices:
Corstook and rpdlke bought.
est operators on the floor. who 10 interested
10 . line line q e country Sn ? %sls ~ se lust i info ned
s %S t osnts ns 3 s Sussssi S e sss TX i{nS SSfn po ssH
tiye,E that hat he z ssonmnlasins q line quietly
TIE ATS YEATuREs.
Oats were nrmer with corn: though the
trading WAS dull. Aside from hedgs sell:
features o. Interest. The fsosIpts we're
moderate, The cash demand Was fairly
active at the West. with prices arm. Ar
TIE p MARKBrs.
Wheat quiet; s.lss 10, GO b,u.h. mainly
hard. winter. 4i;i2. Futures closed Nc. TO
Corn dull. No sales. No, . mixed In
Sis S:s. d 5iIimis ss : ::I::. i9 Nssu Ssrh white.
81 iSs.. ssK@Ss1c. mi!ed. 20 to 81 lbs. .ssc.
Rye auist: No, Z Western; 7se o;if.
sO =. ). 'N ssx0 HS g. !. i b sss t sss s sns st Ssa
mailing. ei@sso, 9. T. 1; Buffalo, September
Futures were as follows: