The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-09
mi GRAIN
wheat Down-Ftnabslai Trouble st Nertb-
west--weather Coed Too-Corn and
0nfe Firm.

wheat Down-Finah6lal Trouble ct Nertb-
west--Weather Coed Too-Corn and
: Oats Firm.
Intimstions Of Northwestern financial
troubles account In o measure for the de-
cline In wheat which took place yesterday.
It was partly due, however. to more favor
able weather at the Northwest.
Besides. many consider that the recent i'd
vance discounted Whatever damage spring
wheat has sustained.
Yet ct times good buying was noticeable.
commission houses. Many feel friendly to
wheat. believing that ultimately the ex-
tremely small stocks Of old wheat In the world
and the crop shortase in Russia and France.
not to mention some other parts OF Europe.
Eill force TIE Prize 20 9 still higher basis.
mi Sfass e oenSs1s &c Hn ai r1%Hp dns. ,'f Pii!s-
R RSsyi IspSat Ssa { sSss yhe Arm In hat. ss0s bssn
be hsmmsE re-. With a VIE view rt to Letting
tive Of the concern was quoted as saying;
The embarrassment was due TO pool coll
Many found II dlnioult TO seq why this
should have any material bearing on. the
price Of wheat. The consumption Of -four
Liberal fscsipts al Tie primary markets
led 70 more Of lsse ceiling yesterday. Many
Of the crop reports from the Northwest too too
so care iSo r. nsS Il q ts ~ S SHRfSSiss'fi e 'e eapseted on
M24a1 s:SRs (; saysnY.q X to a.; ,naysnssa
frSm this side; Europe The BULLS contend tend;
this country this season., Antwerp reported a
big spot demand. Budapest advanced 10.
ana Berlin u mark. Psrlsswas unchanged to
ref Al: . SSssla S s%,s:ss s' sPs s'f f s:;S. : :$s' s.' nsr.
the wheat situation IN this country. to Be .
strong one. and coupled with the fact that
Europe is going to REQUIRE considerable from
this coantry. N seems saie TO hsufe on hisher
b, W. Snow. nom Fargo. n. D,--sIncs
GGSE Eets Hss fallen fspe oi q, We Isss. E 70 pcisa.: S Segsh
Dakota and Minnesota 5 each. Full effect
e sdm heat !, in,Ssy. Mt A.. spg g'stqls,s Until It th sa ysfisx
are SI IseyAps iy yf.s I'd. d,sst sgEs ipsm FARGO. N. D..
THsy es Al d. Ss%Is s MORE From 3 ses Se sr SaT Tpss 0 Z 4
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mn III CORN SITUATION. =
Corn ADVANCED early on reports Of drought
nlsslCn house buyins and covering O shorts,
prices receded for 4 time. especially as wheat
weakened. Later came a rally. Some be-
lieve that the reports Of damage are ,exag-
gerated. but many 10 the trade are reducing
crop estimates. Some say hat Wit the
most favorable conditions from now on tho
crop cannot exceed the last one.
Bartlett and Love bought early. Peavey
and Wagner sold. The receipts at Chicago
we're only III cars. or this total only IL
graded contract.
u OATS FEATURES.
Though excited and very firm for q time
the effect Of lower prices for other grain was
later on. -.
Many extremely bullish crop reports con-
tinued to be received. but owing to the dis
position to liquidate they had little eject
Tor the time being, though they undoubtedly
prevented any great selling for short account.
Country offerings were light. So were
receipts. The cash demand at the West
was fair and prices rose No.
THE SPOT
foI ws esSor sa'is a.. ) sa fss, it t'S sSS 1 T. .. b. m saoss
for export; No. 1 northern Duluth. si,2eK;
< to Hc. iower. Estimated sales. $50. 90
Corn dun. Sales, 5000 bush. No. mixed.
higher. Estimated sales 5000 bush. -
y sh,tsi e TO ss 8, s, lbs;; si% % : w q e clipped 1. Red
s. Sys sa asl; I'D IN III, ~ Ns T. Sss 4 sssi;.f. ., B.
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