New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

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natural sSass 20 ariiicia 50 S6aSs 90 Psgpsr!mign,
western ps 9 Cas 3d. SeyYsFk ,n 81 2ss 81
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southern saa.a 49, Northern ST s. cSs TO-
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seness Southern s;c Mlnncsots 27G2sc Manitoba. 2dc
snake Gsnada ne, Texas l7s2lc virsnia "a. is
TO 19a by decline in wheat and sprnF
but would require shading sell in any c9nsdefane
s'raHE sss 'a5:" Winter %qo psten'.
Nc S fHs' So s sssa 10 ~R'f
sales 400 bbis, s2aS2 coENME;As,oost
brand nag MEAI-sieady ono white 73c; o, fine
z 20 a2 9g'S Sc ~ so"rs 1853 @ sGc sprns So
Ssc l1 10 Goad5c: rye feed 47sa5Oc city bran ''a"
GRAIN-wHEAT-fhe wheat market affected u by
ne we To'nr b ara orsgn news tSday ara notably
midday. when prices advanced SHARPLY heavy New
but in he man an ID, e milling SG0wnwad
% ooo , vsbe which was expected e. snS% s5S 6o
bush wSnds stocks The SaSIes from Liverpool ed1ed
10 f futures eshss by rePotns net f 5gi5 points
IN Parts markets FOR the Unfavorahe crop reports
the indifference foreign both our cash and
specu.sNe markets. Western weather and crop new
weather i'm parts Of the winter wheat belt
Thomans crop report for July also heailsh iacll
ter wheat condition SIS. against ~ month ago ana
II? last year. The indicated yield u winter wheat ne
condition spring wheat 9j against 'l2 on June
! and "o2 year ago. The spring wheat area W..
Ef last at IT b seTG na,, an nf1s wha i IS
229oo'0o hush suggesting total harvest This year 81
1896 Thoman as, figured that Go.ooooo bush would
be carried July tho theory that '',of""
bush are in farmers hands. against 48oo0o hI;h a
year ago Thc latter figures however were coi,sie q
10y the trade the light 9: advces from iner-
points he excessive Tho Northwestern receipts to-day
wfrc ne largest IN some time. footng UP 80 49,
fell Of under free local offerings and the ol se was
rather heavy. Exporters took about $1,000 bush Qu9'
40 hard Maniiobs 7aisc..... .CoRN--There was some
Of improved weather conditions throughout the corn
belt Traders sold quite freely and worked Up a snort
advance although prices eascd on again toward TIE
close in sympathy win The decline IN wheat Inc clear
''BradsreetS ngures made decrease ~ o"'" niH.
IOgans dispatches covering Missouri. Kansas. Nebra@ =
and Oklohoma all stated that corn had made w9nleriuI
improvement during the last fw days me INC man n
report made condition ST. against s33 last year ~
estimated that the this year r. the largest eVr
Seeded and gives premise ~ FAR exceeding any previous
WELD Closing prices isGI.c lower than last night
Exporters loads to-day and eleven oaas
n outports late Yesterday. No quoted at 3o'r.
Z o b afoat..... OATS-There only a small trade
night the weakness resulting from declines in other
&c bush Thomdn reported cnd!'ion t>N. against
95 last month and a3s year ago. with present returns
farmers hands The export trade consisted Il 10000
bush oats to-day and 10000 bush late yester,y. No :
No white, 2ic; track white. 2iq29c; track mixed 2ii4g
23isc .... .RYE-Marsct steady; quoted ut BIC. T.
buffalo; sales 49 900 bush. ,BARLEY-Market quiet
NETWORK PRICES.