New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28

bushels. were 100000 bushels less than thu
week previous. although almost double the
same week last year. Clearances were largA
5o1 900 bushels Receipts were light every
where only 50 cars in the Northwest, agana
$50 last year; only cars al this point II
addition 10 the bullish statistics. however. ht
believer in wheat had the benefit Of wet weatha
yyoet and Southwest There were heavy SHOVE
ers in Kansas. Missouri and Southern Illinois
Tennessee and Kentucky. Gables reported ex'
cessive wet weather abroad. The speculative
trade however. was exceedingly limited. About
the only demand for futures was from shorts
notably Pa;,en and Champlin. Cash sales to-
day were probably about $4,000. most OF By
Armour. Geddes sold some wheat IN Gre@
Rri,a,n The seaboard put IT'S export business
Fl 30 loads. The mood here is conservative
The price is considered low one out no iH'
nortanr bull efror, will be attempted by any one
until the Letter liquidation is out OF the way.
That may last for a month yet Prohaoy aoO"
q third OF the cash wheat held by Letter "nea
he failed has been sold in the last tor'hlsn.
somewhere between 100000 and 4VV'o"
bushels. 81
Corr was rather steady. with range OF
cent. and September selling at 3 and 5-'2 cen"
and closing at 32l, cents. he s;eadihess wa
nartlv in sympathy with wheat The we'
weather had some effect Il was largely
changing market. July holders selling ou'' anu
huying September. and elevator interests ou!"s
July and selling September The diHeren''
widened 10 s,G7s cent The cash deinaha We" va
slow for cargoes. Charters were only foVV"
husbels al,houeh lake rates were or y Is cent
Liverpool was ID to li4d. lower seao0a'0
clearances were 49, .00O bushels. The visible ~
creased $4,000 bushels the lo-al stocA 5"
$50 900 bushels Increase. S"t"" pushes
Receipts were 40 cars. with 800 toT iue'
day. ThsA was a decrease on pa .yss
Of 200 ON bushels There has been shs"
advance in canal rates, making the sr.p
ping situation little meaner than ever. '
general sentiment here is tina, corn VIII oe
ter in July than 1t has been this month
Country selling OF July oats made fa'"s'
weak market although there was an 'O'''" 49,,
AZ times 10 rally with corn and wheat on,
opened at 2ols cents. sold between l. anu
cents. and closed at 217s cents. SEPTEMBER sO.-
al 2oss and AT 20 cents and closed at 'he ".
tom. Receipts were 30 cars. with $50 es'l"'"
ed for Tuesday Clearances We're 2loV"V ou. 49,.
els The visible increased $1,000 oushe'S'
local stock increased l2l 000 bushels.
Provisions felt the large receipt OF n'sS
40 600 with 27.OOo estimated for to-mo''0-'
Prices NJ the yards were < 10 10 cents ""',,
There was not much trade. Prices were s'N ID.
early with grain. but finally closed ME nn,.
Saturday night all around PORK ~ ,sr
under: lard ~ cents under; ribs , ems IDS
Shipments were fair OF meats 3,-'"''"V ~o-,.
but still light: OF lard. $4,000 POUNDS .on-
from the seaboard for the week sHo"e N..,as
siderably under last year, only Oi'"V'V
lard and 1000 boxes bacon. .,o.sd
on the curb. puts on September "S.o,,ber
66l, cents: calls. 6S cents. Puts on sop
corn. 32ls cents: calls. Dds cents.