New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEW-YoRK Juno IL.


NEw-YoKK. Juno IL.
The tendency of prices in the grain markets
was downward to-day The only new influence to affect
speculation was the Government crop report, which
was a stand-oG" for the bulls and bears in that 1t
showed still worse condition OF the winter wheat crop
than the previous report, but an outlook for spring
wheat which while rot so bad AZ had
been expected Prices thus left obc influenced by
the OF the foreign markets ana the lack OF conn
dence prevailing among traders. There were raj
lies wheat during the days trading but the close was
weak at about the lowest prices june options which
were rather neglected. ended only a lower at 9OA cents
the other months declined LGls cents to ~ Oh d for
July, = 03is for August ~ Ols Tor september ana
done for export under easier offerings while the
amount Of corn taken was slightly smaller than
for the few days. Corn closed 30 lower at 63s for
June aud 53a for July. oil i9 for August at 5ls and
y for September at 5iH cents Oats we're easier
July ended unch at ssh and August options we're
cent lower at 3iN cents In t'e nrre. nns
81 II July, So 10 August, 20 80 September 20 Us
"' At Scw.Yorf Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
receipts Of grain today were; Wheat l232l6 bushels
Se9 ss9 nscIs; Hour II $50 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago. Milwaukee aud ST. Louis we're: Wheat l5i6ll
bushels corr a 2 ~ Sashes pl barrels
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June IL (SpeciaD.-The Govern
ment estimate on the crop OF wheat. 36OOooooo
bushels including 000 900 bushels OF spring. made
the crowl sellers this morning. July wheat began ~
about 90 and kept there, while pork began apous
10 lower. The belief prevailed that Nat jones'
Rcain. MclIcnTy Roche, " Frank" Wok, oil New-hork'
and possibly Sid" Kent. who are supposed 10 nave
been buying steadily fomthc bottom, were getting tired
The tone OF the mnrSct unnis,akaDly weak 'orn
went through the same ylclssitudes as wheat ana
speculative trading In this cereal was only MODERATE
Big receipts OF hogs and uncertainty us TO tic yeo"
fever prospect IN the south combined To depress inc
provision market Just before the cioso
wheat improved somewht, under th, inhnence OF re-
port .ha considerable qua mixes hnh DSeh sou III Wv
York for export The receipts we.e ~ cars OF wheat
90 of corn and l57 ~ oats "Puts last hgut on hu
gst wheat suIdat 81 = G9l g. and the kh zones crown
j. said To have boug great lot oi thch' loWhrN the
close ioGdy fh.rc WIS some buying Dy hauicrsr anu
others DIis for Aucust. ana ms Is presumed Is or
the account OF sle of tIe bis "lings a ~ !nc
average. From 81. Louis comes wOr tnat NOSE frley
was doing M that he could 10 help hold the nSures mere
bui tGcrc every where el- the dhy was Dd one e
holders. AT o'clock The close was; June wheat SIS
cents July. 80 cents June corn l1is CENTS JnlY Aois
cenls June pork, $40 10; July, $40 l1i2; June iard
So i7la July, 50 52i2 ,, 49,,
Wheat sold on In the afternoon aud closed weak ana
shasy at ssi cents fer July aud 9Oa cents Tor August
rue decline Yesterday close was 10 rs cents
Inurs Was nothing In Provisions were slinae
stronger and there better demand Az zov
O'clock the close s1i2 cents for June whca, anu
ssa. cents July; ALA cents for june corn anu aos
c. nls for July $40 20 Tor juno p1rk anu So 20 iof
July; ~ 90 for June larl AID ~ % for july