The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
W heat Closes Igtsher-R~,t.r rcrh.
ntcaI Position, orn uIrm.

Wheat during Yesterday sc...or
did not develop the weakness. c>i,.aol
This was credited to a better tc,.nt,.,
position. Values have declined ,lo..
to s cents a bushel recently. and there
has been short selling IN addition n N.
liquidation AZ an outgrowth of tho mors
mixed sentiment.
Some attention was attracted NV m.
relatively larger decline iu the Nj d..
liNcry in Chicago yesterday as dgsrs'
losses in other positions, tho premium
of the near month having virtually ds.
appeared. n IL though, that tho carly
tenders on May contracts will he In.
eral. as stocks OF old wheat arc larr.
and during the past few weeks iher.
has been n free moN cment from Kansas
City to Chicago. Al tho same time Il
Is realized that the May deliver has
been utilized for hedging OF wheat IN
his country, Canada, England, Arg~n.
tina and Australia.
Tho list did not rema'n down FOR q
p~rotracted period yesterday. L. fact. 4,
finally rallied to slight net advances
Weakness at Liverpool in reflection ~
large Canadian wheat offerings and
larger wheat arrivals at English point,
was offset by evidence of a far eNpo-,
demand. While the actual fore 9. buy.
ing was placed at under 500 .VUU lou h
els. several orders were placed here
This business follows more than 1000
600 purchased on SATURDAY ami Mplda,
Export buying. however. = confined prr
cipsLly to Canadian hi.h -rdd.I- 0uea''
which are ro'clNiuE the pr"''i'u'r 100 'r
foreign demand. despite thu fact MAT NE
cost is 4 to ljc. a bushcl greater than south
western domestic wheat. Tht> %i,atur' has
been prevalent for many months aWl % 70
admitted that the consequences VIZ ho 8
large carry over of American wheat ru
July The Chicago Buiy irade Ei'stl
estimates the probable carry u,'r a o.
uv,:vp bushels. AGAINST "'.'"'' :" tu-0r'- NJ
there Is tangible ground for bear ih"o~o'
but these arc all modified hs -, .W
situation Yesterday batch ol r'."'. '
more emphattrally of a -easou t'0 70" '''''
day- late III the Northwest. uruspt.f. DO
for "A moderate. reduction .u IA. i', t
are predicted for the -l'rlil. "h't' '"r-'or'
ami a Wet spell would 'iolifi'-- rlI- '.
complaints The weather 'hru.-h T.
wheat belt l. UJi'" -itI-ia"tnrN dN
experts have travelled ",-twdrd 'Y. Va
-. tho ldvi"c- are decidedly - -''nrt
Corn The 'irncr ,a-I -,'u1'u ''"
corn tilli"- N'-,erutN AM toe ut'' ""' n
'u the Western markci- >noN't. -.. H
and tho hulk Of ~" "u,tus Vt -'
20 'mtnal. from slori- sven "
BIDS We're IN IA" market at at -ia"' '''
hut, business Vas r'sti'fri cr"'i 20
inability to arruu-s vC,~l room
markets are generally lrm ~ %
continued rains ~ tAr hiIN--'In- U-' .- =
Argentina Sent m'u, ml-!i '' uu'|
hu; for til" irregulirit, lu 'hr .NI'" "
ant n. belief that 'ouU'rN uI"f"-. .
VII 1u'rca-r IA -.'iigu- Whsi
PREPARATIONS are We'll lli,lrr nan
Oats Tho WinuiIs- market so t
strong sdiuIn- To- 'l.". 1u'r H. 1
hGs moss Of b-hp bushels r'iuH'a
rumors of additional hu>lu"-s i'.t
foreign tuyln- l. SAID 'n h" Wt..N
diag oats Our markets NsrC ~ utH'.'' '
affected hut there wa No ont. o' u.' n
cor seuli.n"r The farm mo'tW'n' 't
creased sllC htlN. interior r'#,I.f. ~ ..
~a,ncurtIug to tdG,o" bushels t-t'.'
last year.
rrovirons Tho market Vjs n ,''.r 'H
very steady HedEe selling ~. '-' '
was no evidence of sp"t'I.tl|'" 90 -.r
despite the liberal hog I'ot!Uls tu. tNt- -
tons OF a continued fair movement q '-'