New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

In ILL-,a,su 30 Iu. W.HrNEi
CHcAGo. MAY lI.-Puccs OF produce were
nor. affected ro-I1 bF t-c weather. than amy aS else
Coo vst weather T., pronounced here by the ".eeAcr's
tlc very uiDs for "l,lt -.uS or winter. There
wa. lots Of L. ,ind o. weather about
th. ruiua. and pr.,e4 which h.i opened pretty he1
BEGAN 20 drop A. might wheat wAt just cent lower
ilan a, tl. hiah..t pou' during t1c day. The july
optou stopped at II6i tc june at 1875, and the May
al ll2ts.
"-id" Kent. brokers were selling again, ana this
fact had about much 10 do with tine
wcallcss as the temperature. Great uncertainty now
c.I,,sa io how much on no" n,Dc manipulation ot
,ybt d., eon on The first large purchase which were
made were fr the cunt of q loc.. trmy rate "PHI
Armour "~Id" Ken aud - X. Farb'nk bought 4
great many million bushels for different months Ih'rc
j, difference Of opinion a, 10 whether the purchases
wcr. for Joint account wrchr Iessrs Kent and Far
bank were buying OH a pointer" gwen by MI Armour.
Everybody knows THAT tie later oLcl
taRc, tho others inio his confidence
There are moro rcaeon' fer believing
hat they went in aouc. with some uHiua understand
M, thai there W. pool Me--r' George G. Walker
Co. and Poole. krlt Co. nave been
rcuu. great deal of heat Of late;
and ne the former are brokers Cor t'.rb1nk and the
lucrfr Kent 20 hi- been -, down that the pair were
realizing Heavy sales by bgpAe.S, ON Whrh 0id w
Kcut's name alone las been gwen up, nave tended 20
confirm ihr-c gi.~-rs; bur Mr. Armour has not figured
prominently M a seller, and now the opm-
lon il Gntc generally cnt'rttiurd tnat he holds
Inc most of hls gram. but That the two others have
realized 49,,
Inr market continues very dul CA the G the sales
OF wheat aud together mere only "a httIe
over i 900 900 bushels further drop T..
generally predicted FOR tomorrow. Inc "O'll,
and the bears advisers diNer TN only TINS to nNht
they instruct their fricnds "a ut up nar.ns
ami have patience, while the second advise wholesale
selling The yer, weather which the market sagcs pro-
uouncc good for wheat they declare rilnos Tor corn
Hence II is not strange that while with aow tnernpucter
and great deal Of rain the prce ot one gram j. ttkcd
down. with conditions tho price OF the other IN
talked up In another fortnight reports from the corn
fields will he quite sought after as from inc WIN
wheat belt , ,
The holiday IN England may have had something 10 90
.uness about tie different produce pts on the
floor. Provisions weak and lower either because
there was very tte trading IN them or because the mani
pulaiors lcf them for moment without support me
uumDc. Of commission VINO believe that provisions
il tree from tie influence uf MoGcOcn and his cohGIcrts
would adyunc" more quickly Is Increasing The dread
ct extreme movements oi prices either
M by pressure from the Clique, or
down because OF cttins mp IN the HIuceze,
keeps the provision pit al the while hdI empty Ia 81
tor June closci a. -2t and for july ll9j-J@ ~
CO e., under Saturday. Pork VS. Il Loo lower 'oss
81 1000 lUT June and 2O.l1l2 .OfJuiy.
The Biuc Ribbon Army must OF course. be III
favor ~; tic Alb .itJi OF al iduirumcnt t enc 'ui
OIL, tncy frODupiy Con-ldci INA an