The sun., 1912-06-12

week of SOM 800 bush against n decrease
~ the corresponding pcriod lis, yctr OF
Il, 81 900 hush III" crop movement. though
ltr.cr than on the same day last week. was
moderate. amounting at the primary points
I" 1o7 900 br-h This compared with cio. 100
: bush. a Wcck ago and ~ ,oO bush a yc1r
d'" Ih" contract stock at chicago hns
~ ih,n week d.crci-ci 36i,OoD bush
leaving the total G.7i.. 900 bu-i l.ivrrppo
advanced , 10 I'd and Parts >. to 49,.
Nhll" An'w"rp was partiillr - higher
Nli"r advancing - To .c.. however =.
tn" mai."t encountered heavy selling orders
aud prices fell back The selling was tor
both s'do. ot the account Some who
huutdaird long wheat TOOK a turn on the
shoIt sd" / he crop news from some
sections of ia" Southwest notably Kansas
ANA Nebraska. whcr" beneficial rains have
. id'icrlr fallen. was more favorable II
"I- noticed. too. that house. with Suuth-
western connections were sellers The
demand tor flour and cash wheat A. III.
southwest was reported sluggish The
world available supply. despite the large
decrease during the las, week.. Is stll con
sld"rablv larger than al this time last year.
The total o' ~ nOi 400 bush - ~ l2n 100
hI~h. I1rg"r than u wear ago budapest
d.clOn"d ct and Berlin partially -
orn followed III the vase of wheat.
Hdvdn"ins early aud then rccedinc shorts
covered al times but elevator interests
SOLD and thrr" was scattered huuidation
The contract s,ocN AZ Chicago showed
a deci"lsc for the last wrrk oi .WrD
bush. l"avnr u total ot iaj.nnn bash
~" t~h dem Ind Al tn. Wc.' was reported
u0h"' and much smaller thHn IA" arrivals
| Ii" pr'mttN moNrnient, thuugh consider
ablN -iil lll"" than Il wear ago. was lhera a..
dln"ln''ng 10 Nil ,rn bush against ~ .Wo q.
week ago ana I 10; ,1~ year ago Tn"
aNailah," supply III this country has WITHIN
a N"cA increased ga. .Ono bush lht~ how
ever. compared with an iucr.i.. n the
same time last year ot SO uW bush In.
tulaI available supply OF 7.nnl 900 hG~h
moreover, Is 3.s12 oO,I hlI-h larger than at
th- tim. last year livrrpnol was ,d
higher Ia "a lower Bucuu- A,re- Opened
81 lower
oats showed more or l... IRE .ularit
hU' much of tho time "a" drift ot prices
was downward under 'he iniuen,. Of
+, MONDAYS Governuteat report and im-
proving crop accounts irom pi iNa'c su',roes.
commission houses liIuidltei l.,.vator
u'"r"-'- h,ught lulv. bat sold later month";
lh" cash trad" was SLOW. The >tuc, tiors
within u week has d-cr.i-ci .uls npo bush.
l"lNluGa total ot 2oli 800 bush. rh"rr"riplS
We're light. The total prim1rv inpvenl.ut OF
.>,.un bash. wa- ~ lni hu.h smaller than
on the sam" day last week. and l6n 300 bush
le~> iitn "A wear ago. lho available. supply
VA th,- country showed u d.or.i<. Tor the
last Woe, o' % S,hp'J hush aglin.' 4 dr-
'r"i-" Tor 'he san" time ll-, wear at H7a .uJI
bush. The total availlhlr Supply o' lt-
-, .utI bash i u W,2 900 bush -mi llar n IA
on the same date last vr.r
Wheat on the spot Wi> iirmrr closing
prices f. . b atoa, for EXPORT run hr.i-.
No : red I, arrive. si.l: Ne. I Northern
~prluc. s. -. No hard winter. sl.lt .:
\u. northern MInltobl. SPOT siis E.
~nlr- we're i.o.unn huSh for export. Corn
Ni- steady. NJ :. - .,. oats Wer. FIRM:
\n = white, 81 tr. Standards SIc I've
hominal Barley. maltinr 81 IinsI -
un,ultYl &. I,uruin r., h.,a a o,. .