The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
rHE 6RATN MARKETs.
wheat Lower Demand Inassi,e Longs
Take Fronts abundant Primary ne
eeip,s EncsurasIng Cabies Cheek
Decline Germ weaker weather pa
NoFnhle

vhsat was steadily sustained tempo
rArily at the opening Of Yesterdays session.
hut speedily be, anne weak and soon broke
to ~ The temporary hrmneSs a. tho
outset was almost wholly ascribsd Ia ~n-
'OuraginE cable adyi,~- nearly all European
markets >hoSing rising trend. hut 49,
p" lally Paris and Antwerp II was the
general impression that the strength IN
Europe VA largely 'au-ed by continued
unfaNorahls crop reports from Frame End
Russia Il was asserted that importers IN
Frame have been snd-I ~ oring 20 make 'pn-
TRAITS Tor forward shipments from abroad
AdvWe~ from various eNportin. countries
suggest that tho worlds weekly exports
will prphIbl, be hght IA the n".Gr tuture
his weeks "lsaran'e- are estimated a.
'.SD.Un bushels. OF over g.HuuuO bushels
le~- than import requirements suddenly
domestic markets he am" lie, ldsdly weaker.
IRA - falling e.. IN short order offerings
showed appr-, able enlargement buyers
for th- r,-e benz ~, lined to AXE IN profits
while demand wa~ devoid nj spirit There
scanned To ba httle demand 10 cover short
sales and a. speedily hs' anne clear that q
bug short interest hal been elm mated
FRIDAY. doubtless a. 'ouutel On by the
large professionals. who apparently have
the mArSrts July under ,OnfTuI selling
Nr~terdaN Nas stimulated largely hy more
, he~r'ul weather and crop reports from the
NpTthNeSl aud also partly nv continued
wa~ worthy Ut note. however, thai IN numer-
ou> a--- the shipments into COnsumpttve
, hann~l~ we're almost equal To the re- ript-
u VA said that part "i IN" wheat shipped
from southeastern markets was going 10
miliS VA the NOrthW"St h.rause of the
ar'iiN ot sprtnS wheat and the resultant
high cost Nevertheless hear speu ulator-
insist that the weakness - mainly rhargr-
able to the comparatively heavy receipts
and the Ab--n A." 81 life In the export Ut
milling demand In spite of this cash prr.es
for prime winter grades we're about a. high
HAturday IN 81 Louis and kansas ',iy a.
THF CoRN sirr.IIoN
corn Was largely neglected IN the local
market. and hen'e the f,u"tuat Ions wrre
although there WAS Neakrr
undeTtone. mainly IN sympathy With lower
Sdrice- from the West, where demand was
prompted chiefly by better weather and
, rOp prospects. moderate show er- or rams
la ing been beneficial Therefore IL was
= -serted that farmers were making larger
deliveries To country stations These in
ruence> led To - drop here ard ,c to
- IA he Vest
TN OATS IENTUREs
oats for future delivery op-ned a lrtle
stronger IA Western markets. but quickly
turned H"ak. partlr IN sNmpa'hy with ]
mary receipts. UhI'h we're materially /
hlgger than heretofore anL als" than Ia F.
tho corresponding tim" La, year
rHr sPpE MAEE'I ~
td~h wheat was irregular and GENERALLY !
weaker. "pt!ns mHcaTouI. aud u w.
rumor-d that the shipping demand for that /
,"ri.t\ had been rather larger la,-l, only |
small local sales acre reported 4tsu hush !
NJ rrt. NIntrr a. "a; .. ia elevator ~
porter took only eos" hu-h MAINLY |
hahi'oha anu lli'drpnl. Tor forward shin
IurE'- iruI ~" Nr-' closing pri.a-
- b. Tor export canal basis W red
J IS NJ b nor a"rn .prinG. o. -. NJ. !
northern NBn,toN.. s. "a. Futures ,Io-..d
90 e lower DTH Ma 'Iul"t w West
-ru. - elevator to urrlN" 8 ,lume-tI,
,a-,- Futures ,lo-~d :, dnun Ont. w.r,
N'ei~-~ natural white. co. ~. Nhtt. ,lp /
-" j-' kye WB- iuil NJ Western /
'I' Eudalu. -. - 10 Nv o. !
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buna|". frt'rs we're - fuuOW~
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