The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
TIL GRAIN MARKETS.
" heat Observation-Disclosures Sbippias
CondttiOn-E1 pOrtcrs Quiet,

Conflicting influences were ~ work
during the wheat session YESTERDAY. and
AZ a result the market moved irregi-
larly. speculative trade continuing lafse.
Several OF the leading houses have nod.
fed their bsarish views. but the sen'l.
ment In generally very much mixei and
values are swayed rather easily. Much
was heard of impending bearish pollt 81
advices. with attention called TO ne
closing weakness OF the Liv. ipoo. mar.
ket. but n great majority were no. n.
clined to accept uitqualih"dly the r"r.
sistent adviCes to tl.c effect That the 0a.-
danelles would sopn bc open AND tia,
Turkey was clamoring for peace.
These political reports had mgrh =
do with tNe reactIonary tendency ~ ne
market, however. Tie fact that ex.
porters were extremely irdif.reu'. With
their buying az inconseouent!al amount
was not lost sight OF. There were some
selling orders irom foreign sources
Gables were AZ hand telling of the pros.
poet OF larger shipments from ArgeH'n ma
and Australia this week. but IL il red lei
that these countries sNould b. co''r.hY'.
ing about 5000. 600 bushels weekly 10 n.
worlds wheat exports, As a Whole ths-s
il no improvement IN the tonnage s.:ra.
ton. with freight rates high tic v0-'h
over and vessels we'll engaged
During Tho fore part .: the se.s'o. 'rs'.
wa. more o. less short covering ou ,->p
sdviccs. which were really repot,:'1n- -
recent winter killing anu ~ rapport 49,
on the ii.iur 81 tho ''nta-sp"- OIL "a
! roads Official dispatches werr r. .v.'
> stating That congestion on IL" l"aRs"l-
| vanla. Baltimore and ohio and r-'e rs'l
! roads Ms icing rapidly relieved tUi 'Na'
grain shipments Ia seahos-d poiu's would
! soon i, a'c'p.oI again. These emhs eoe'
have been restricting IN" .Npor. '-IG- IN
tho past fcw weeks.
III" account ot ben.f.!al ra'a. n Hs-:
"a ~ MT at.HNa LHHt 81 |.HLH 80 HNaA
against the market Mol,tlr, I. 40
needed IN pklahom. ana r.Nis ~ -
~" wint@r wh.n, crop. INITIATION 80
and apparently IL Is his reatir" t,,' '."6s
70 countcrnt!ance tho heavy supple. -
wheat in this country.
Corn-Ths markc, was l.gs c-u A..
though speculative demand v,> 'Ne-.' a.
'ims:' thGr" va also a Iare'r aln"ln, ?,
proNt taxing Tho reaction m v-hea' N.t
more influence ih,n Ia. re,n to .s.N -
late. suggesting that tn" t"c'u' ~ ~oos'!1'
of III" corn list vas moro vu'.oraH's ~
mari for corn f,~ alcohol uurposs. NH'
;hcr" are authorities vino believe Tia 49,
demand - "xage' rated. as l. . Asl-'d -
5000. 600 gallons ~ s.,ono'.
The better railroad sliin''c 'a"t -
Is difficult on account al sr4r~i'v a.: 's'--'
rom, The. fam mov"m"r' "o-'i.''
liberal. receipts yesterday amounting -
$4,000 bushels. |arlins' $50 oor r. "a
ago AND T. IS thought that. o'.h ra-.'
weather imminent. III" movement - ''
grade corn viii he aul'r foo
Oa's--Buvins d, cash house. an .H'-'
resulted IN moderate advance r." 'as
decline In wheat mad syrupq'hn'' s'.r'
however. and fresh Spc, U.t'iNe 3" -
wa. % light volume wA,. no .Nr'-'
business va. repor'el yr.ter1't 7-r- IN
provement IN tho foreign '.lk's ~Ss
looked for a. a result Of 'hc 't',rt -
railroad .mhareo.s at tho seahu--L
P~rovtslons-..A sensa,l"ua. l-"o. To a..
a. the opening OF tho mark 1910
other products. There was -o.s!'.s Ns
liquidation for recent huv-rs. 5.pr7-
came principally from Shorts '"'Nsr'