New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

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Ma1c fA'y ........it$o t9e 493gi.$s 1880
June ......-.......li2' l2o !. iy9tit "a 20
S S1ss.1ber ..::isss; is% s5Sqt% ls9
The statistical position Of Bazl co'''e - a.
Today. Yesie "sa;, Las, , as
Nw-York socx ., ~, :.S72 - az
Newt Orleans stock. ......... "2"l- 49,
ssg. 2, u a 9s@ s i:s %
baltimore deliveries. ........ ~ 3', iGl
New Orleans deilveries..'''. ''o
Total deveries...... oo is .s 2s 800 l 100
Visible supply. sol ;o sa''! 1870
While the market grss' ssi n s SS"x S Ss
eompaisyey IGN, cal made cn o'r,S ~ teen f
luysrs In fac The sual rirasn n i purasng
less hey see an heir doors o' IN. and
s .s s' s6 nf% 1s 10 49, d '' TSers "a" 4
sIsae, which tesq fsya,e % Being in small
ssies u 1000 'cntoi America" ana '"' ''"
rIorR Axp MEAL Tho marse, was srolE ana hiss,r
eeay for "iSs,s' s Wing ~ wheat patents rsusr
buyers showing disposition T." ig''~ h n n,,, nIrs
on .-s any r gs r. ncaaas $50 mn,r Ian'
g ,Ss's &; asi n &c. 20; , s''sSS "s
n 81 49, ana as5s tis at private terms 3. S 3a,a G
so ' ss s. q p;,. s. so %s 10
u. s' s ,sss. !. on ~ So 9?i s
active: 100 bills At 81 7sgss ,snaywinS Sc *
S Msss s,ei % 30 s" M % 'S aaa s"St
Fac Fac ME- MEA S, isSs s s1 M. , .a 8 es
Sssi y M ark" s; syaSo cco ssS
ieny chop ss ,., % ,n Goa Hs's ss 81 ~
syid the dfs q s ssssS" ne h.
ep msSs, r sSrd% IN ~h Ss %ss s nd "
toward e 5sGss'S was !" quickly checbc and
midday very strong ies'ing siy rh~ bun feeling
Was due up to he advice q damage the growing crop
sgse c aSyc and we" weather 5us not gc
weight on The S.o cm9rnd Si tn detailed
the crop ne dneren, states dd m Sss re-
ported " from quite Sa,. s cTss a "a.
public interest IN the market the nnynf
dsrs began gan to come 1sss n on the & It
there was some rsazns a a Rcs were ce g AMI @
during the early par OF the day s"'Mnnr
here The estimate Of sra.tlcian yhoan that ,h
Of wheat in farmers hands on sn Nay r %nS a
that, SLOWING 100000 The n n q.
i s 90 90 Sps b.sh in farmer hands on March N.
bush This .sles very closely Hnown fscs .
se SonS. b rss s%sunSa To- lush xh
.ss "p STs n'Es . e Ssna a's Ssa: y
'Tesens esmals Of scocoe would 70
s clos. 70 sns se scDscp b wG IN hs y S' 1'
lSooo NAV 70 he country to ' ,aaa
inferior receipts o' wheat M
,'e Iioo Dos Dhsh ",, 10, ~ az ,en-, winter 10
~ "lhtsIl hfam.s "" rcc.uts ,a .s
bush. hush; total ~. tur nifn
30 OsG bush last year Exports i03 4S' bush nn. ~
G6354 bush last year IN the day speculation VII
fever heat prices advancing the runoIs about ra.
crop damage Kansas from dry weather, eih', ~,
and in other parts of The wheat belt ron az carsoe
frost pretty well defined 81 wv" c'it
Amounting 10 about I6D bush for expert There wee ~
reports that 81 lush Of wheat had been soin az q, IN
o 10 City. WIN innois ,aa
air there very little opposition 10 tir ad,an.
rose readily The close was az me Wst 80,
the day 1Isais.c advance ON the curD sun ny u,
prices 40 red was quoted NJ ~ uie lrcI
IN store; July closed at IO1sc lsufi.rr W. y"
tion OF two cargoes. amounting TO ioo"~ pos "
port auoted 1s.c over July deItNersn. =, "a,
coRN-The market Hrm the opening but rain,
quiet. easing on a trine from the opening, InsIe 30
not great deal OF corn for saie and toward MIDDAY
umors OF damage prices began TO show signs ~ sr",
rnvemen These damage reports became more hu'''o'