New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,h,oogo rure "a fspeciaD-Ilverpool was Id lower
to-day giving this wheat market down-hll tendency
from the very start There developed moderate cash
business FOR direct export and about as
much moro 10 rlers but only effect Of this was
TO keep the decline within very small limits Inc last
prices Las cent under Friday The trade seneray
was very dull the members being distracted by as
cussIon that important amendment to the rules
,bcb comes IN FOR ballot Monday and which Is expected
TO renew the war between the Exchange and the ware
housemen. feature to-day was liquidation oy ou"
houses notably Allen Grler. He sold ABOUT so"" ous"-
els Jlv and replaced 1t with September renewing he
talk TINT the July. longs getting out There was
some other July selling and more or less for snort ac
count July opened 6s@. cents. sold between oosao'
en,s and G6STs and closed at 6s cents sep
,enber AZ the close 35s cents discount There were
-, s,zo, cearances 343 900 bushels. with most OF II
for New York Northwestern receipts looked small COM
pared with last years. PSI cars. against oo' Argentina
contributed no wheat during the week Inc "or'o
sbnmens Monday are expected to make total OF ABOUT
: COO oo, bushels The trade here rri counts on a
decrease Of 10000 bushels in the visible There VIII
nrobahy he decrease on passage St LOUIS ana nSi'
more to-day had each car OF new whea'' anu "
ye,k on that for awhile. Minneapolis. on the ohe'
-, ,as ruzzl,nsly strong The speculation Monday
IL likely TO he smaller than to-daSs TOT h'eipo.
will he closed and the members OF the cncAeo n"d'
~ Trade will be balloting whether OF ho' '" renew ~
fight with the warehousemen 49, w.,
go. ms .,ser on continued good weather west July
showed more strength ihan the September because
yator INTEREST," we're changing buying july anu So
So,,ep,bor favorable weather mas H'''ao.'
d enhoIdened short selling. Septe noer opened al -.
, cola between 20 and 25'. I25's cents ana closed
A. the bottom Today's receipts were conpa' a".r's
rgb, 400 cars with i30 estimated TOT 'i'nu"s %
-, demand WAS slow charters only 5000 bushels
"rarrss for the day COS 600 bushels Msenoi nun
we're 80 900 against $1,000 bushels last year
, ong Of corn led by Baldwin arhui "a
ne I,rinse and Brosseau. The market g3t unu,r va
,rni," figure Bartlett Frazier bought july ana '"'
,I,.or,bcr changing a large fcae. , - .or,
were practicay without nuetlaon OF any soi.
81, '"',@s beng less than II cent september 500 az
IN" ~, and AT IsisQisi. cents, and closed az rs
l0-, peceInis 2JS cars. with 80 esni''eu to'
c.abnard clearances were ll'"V pusheis nd
" r %sre i25 900 bushels The pit trade was without
significance o,o,s q, hogs made a weak provision
VIZ 'prk lost T1 to 10 cents lard ana rlbs "a 10
ihiln'. There 24.00o hogs "no more tnah
= 'ei ,h. estimate $4,000 and for next week az
pc - The week receipts here lo',"o ran ahcad Oh
estimate Packers continued 10 rohop ] :,
NE ,nde There selling Of pork whcn was crssrd
,he - udahy Swift continued Keller OF rips lhrie
20 hiyrc Of ribs which looked az II II mgn h ior me
Wa ~ ir,e~est packers here are dlVncu Inc
tuds continues good. the general speculation very
small rho curb puts July wheat closed at Is cents
"I. Gai cents. Puts on sebtenioer "S So,nbs,
calls" 6fi. cents l,uts on Sep'emoe'
6iA. cent cents :,,a Sa5i. cents: calls" 23's cents.