The sun., 1909-05-16
TIE GRAIN. MARKETS.
wheat Declined on Heavy Rsins-Nerth'
western Conditions Also Fsvorabse
Scarcity Steadied Nearby Deliveries
-Largcr Corn MOyemcnt Expected.

wheat Declined on Heavy nsins-North'
western Conditions Also Favorable
Scarcity steadied Nearby Deliveries
Larger Corn Movement Expected.
Satisfactory climatic conditions were
reported all over the wheat country yes
terday morning. and as q result there was
good selling for both accounts. Much
needed rain fell all over the winter wheat
belt, notably In Kansas. Missouri and Ne
braska. reaching q. maximum of 2.so inches
wheat reeions on both sides Of the border
gave promise Of speedy completion q seed.
ihss Jsoss .ns r55ssssd Sss ps
NsaTsy SsnifS s aHes IL fsos we're
ssoos. 81 81 ss sraSss
against 1850 last week and 2s3 . year ago.
LyspGSS pSs 49, vas %s from Rass. and
TSs eoeounts foT sSe lack c sSpOE. dsmsnd
Ssr but ss. ;ss NE %.
eIportins COUNTRIES arc doing. Paris yss
Hnehtnssd i% iS~ss to Hm sf5n
Bsrrsii Co.: RANKIN. Sellers: Lossn 4
Bryan: Brous.saS; Lake; nn hAtS mSSr ssa.. Gram
Crop through this section will be larger
tnsn almost ysss Sns sat 81
m olstSre Tor present. Crop badly Spotted
Kansas CITY; Smiley says IN Western
oxD Of SIT hess %
ApproIinsseYiy s .eoo ,coS .o.ss q tss Xmas
81 xis h.: :1~s ksn fe iii
o. X. Lyle wired: 'There'e not 90 much
eds sso~ Sn baby saf Hions eh. they
peoted would find them With wheat %,s,s In In
crop Of north Missouri Is hay. This rain
Is going to help that crop greatly and ,,s z
Quincy. NJ :. ths wheat is irrsSui.r. Some
sH ses si. SeD o5s:s Corn 9s ssoas
planted. Oats appear backward,
THE CORN SITUATION.
May s9n.Esets Esrs hb:hsE hbs ,h hs,s S:,.s.s and
81 sd.nssi. sst :sRRs' on S shs Sss
i beins sapectsd that isrmers would ssli
TSs led d's e the sT n the
caused some delay IN }|Ss, ISwe, |. I is sa!d that
ished. Sellers were Bartlett,, Patten. d
Co., Ware 4 Leland, Logan Bryan, Com
stock. BartIstt, Phtten Il Co. wired: RE
ceipts Of corn chow. some signs OF i1cress-
ing. The weather for corn cannot be i'm
proved upon. Farmers are ettll busy,
however, 70 the felds. and 1t will be some
Ssys d ysesp: sfst' .na nd ss.!s 5
prospects We are due to SEQ lower prices.
, THE OATS PBATURfs. q
Weakness resulted from better crop
lions of lsrEsr prdipS.ry IL .sriS:l. , 70 re near
Armour Grain Co. Bartlett, Pstten 4 Co.,
friedman Howe and Noun vera buyers
s. B.. Chaplin 4 Co. wired: "OAts are too
high, and although stocks are moderate
think there win Be enough 70 supply all
wants. Crop prospeote, are GOOD and think
deferred months should be sold on the
bulges." y.
THE SPOT MARxrrs.F
Wheat show ed little change, No, i naca-
roni going UP TO 20 and No. red going
down 70 p. .ts@ei.4sh T., o. b.. with sales
Corn was strong and inactive. No. ?
mi 1ed in Elevator. Sc: same I, o. b., 81 10:
No. /, yellow. I. o. b.. s2tsc.; No. q white
!, Oats q s. wefs dull and llts!s..: ohnoi.I.-
as to ss Tbs sis1 eese: 70 70 % lbs. s,ess1c.:
So TO 5, lbs. es6e4xc.: white clipped, si 10
SO lbs, 81 1850: 50 to. 3s lbs, elII6slc.;
80 Rye!So. sy GS'%Ss Western nominal c. IT.. Buff
falo p7l%o.; nominal Q. l: T.. New York and
s4G; I. o. b. y. X. all nominal
,omins ssIlsy'Mastipf 7.s ssS .s%yas yo1l Feeding
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