The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-08
TIE GRAIN
wheat HIgher-IIuiiish Crop Reports
Cash Markets strons-Cables Higher
Corn Frm-ChicasO tlosed-GoN
eruneut Wheat Report To-day.


Wheat advanced. That was due prin-
cipally to .bullish crop reports, strong casf
prices. HIGHER foreign markets, light re
cejpts and decreasing supplies.
!. With the Chicago market closed OWN
to a judicial election In that city and q o
ernment report on the condition OF the croI
to be issued to-day the tradins, yesterda.
Was naturally on q rather limited scale
character and prices advanced from the
start, especially a. the uncertainty regard.
ing the oficial figures on the condition OF
selling than 1t did on buying, the idea OF
some. In the trade being thst the statement
would make a somewhat bulllsh exhibit
MANY despatches we're received from
hot Winds, and Nicollet OF the Kansas CITY
day should show decline IN the condition
In that State within a month OF ten points
and that he looks for a loss in the average
S sS.fi,'ttS omp 81 Of PfRI ss... IT, cisy has nsh 'r. dasss
i Ho o sst'% b1.h. q rom ke - 'Sco. o Steld c e 1s:.
Ll ectsr.S siT ,sd m ahe% ,o Sisst s ssas' milton hno;,
bushels will be too large for Kansas II ey
have another day or two Of these hot winds.
az Sss =, sIm .surc ssp0r ns.s Tis' M sfssissd fT ~So
wired that in driving 100 miles betseen
Great Bend, Lsrned and HUTCHINSON. n
he found some fields damaged 50 per cent
Moreover the cables were in most cases
higher. foreign crop advices were in some
i@rs's coosD Ss,l''h pr 5hs s ,sce eomp al shi sit iSp n,
movement OF a year seo. the stock at Mime
apoiis is still decreasing. having lost $50. COZ
bushels in two days. and cash prices every
tx NIX, and Budapest 20 kr.
An Argentine cable said that drought
| L. that @rt.rtry ~tth tho n.A Ms
cold and frosty inc the situation critical
Some Russian crop accounts were less
favorable than recently. Advices from
state sas 'V hat recent rains were insS acienit
and that arrivals from the interior from
now on will be. small. Complaints Of dry
weather were also received from Germany
The Northwsstern receipts Ssre only 3oI
RBu n. sE5,tr sis. om0 y T.sr sso out 10000
4 good milling demand wa reported. at
various points In the Southwest at rising
E D.Sie e :, g, g. t keS SI.b rssG ptis. q :fi X. s 2, SS, :
On the other hand some Of the news was
inimical to bullish interests. For instance
s e |. s e ,hs Sr9 fsD fspS sns f sSe,s kse's ssy Tses
wererecsived from other parts Of the South:
west. The Missouri State report showed
an Improvement In the condition within q
ago, Il IL true. the figures were ~ per cent.
The recent movement In that State, how
ever, leads some to believe that the outlook
In other sections 10 better than 10 being pic
tured In many Of the dispatches and letters
from the winter wheat region. Some Of
the Russian crop news was favorable and
Paris declined, HaSc.
est OF ths day. The Goytrnmsnt report i
s sss. q 7; MI n 'H {, .iiii S Ssss ssn s!%s; :BS 4 n l:
1uencs on the course Of prices In the imme-
diate future.
n CORN SITUATION.
Corn was n%omlnally. nrm.. Some weak
ness was reported In the South estern cash
markets.. but Chicago reported m I'M
proved demand for the cash article with
prices hrm. Receipts continue d!sappoint-
arrivals we're as7 900 bush, against es? 600
last year. Some are predicting q larger
movement during the. latter bart OF this
month. Liverpool declined e 70 I'd. The
Missouri State report makes the acreage
condition In the Southwest o. and In the
Northwest 40.
tic.
Corn was slow. No. /, mixed &C. IN ele-
in elevator. export: bass all nomInsl.
oat. we're d%.tssTlit: snail demand q q
lbs, o7Sae4Ee.: 30 to 81 lbs, ,ssha.sso.
White clipped. q TO 70 ibsr eaha@no.:
% e % lSs fancy esaooho'; mix d 70 to
"F,,t,ires were "A foi,ova: