The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05

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SATURDAY, Tune A-GRAIN wheAt-spot
was nrmer and more active for export. The
sales were 2ss.O00b BUSH, including 100000 No.
l Northern spring and No. 2 red at S9la@s9ac.
for October loading, Ss@Ssiac. for September
loading, S1.02 for August loading; $4,000 No.
2 hard winter, $4,000 No. i Northern, $4,000
No. 2 red, and 10000 ungraded red on private
terms for export. Free on board afoat: No, 2
red, Sl.20; other grades nominal. Futures
declined ACC. to Hsc. on all months except July,
which advanced 7sc. Future sales 2,OOS.ooO
Last
July...;...l0lla 10eha l0iS 1924 1913
SsS:s%SsF. ssssSs s 49, sasS S.. s ssss
to BSralO. Rsyo"wSsW STEADY. No. : Western, Sac
Doe, free on board nhoat. Corr Spot was liielrss.
declined sc. to i%c' raPurS sales 100000 bush, as
follows:
Opening. Highest. forrest. c'O,tgg. NIGH,
= Rbss;s%SssF. as: 49, SSss9s s ssssss s 49,: S.
oGts-spot were in better demand and steady, Tho
white clipped late last night, and 10000 40, 70 day.
on private terms for export, No . mixed, 81 Sc'
track white. 5000 at sStsssc. Futures were nom.
inally easier. No salos.
Opening. Highest. Lo,ce.t. c,s,tnO. NsSSi,.
July BnOfta IN wheat were nervous IS 'OnCo Dllten.
twice shy" and bears have been 50 roughly treated
on the great rise this year that II is small wonder
ySneod Tor q time toe today Sy" on a higher Liverpool mar.
het, bull talk by Mr.. Letter. and fears OF manipnln;
that the stock at Chicago would soon be below 900.
900 bush, and The bulls there take the ground that
York, and for the moment Is Therefore a speculative
dictator. His stock in Liverpool is said to have been
dropped to aSc. and closed al asiac. bid. which
i teq s,t e DECLINE ,SSSnG for w the 9Sy q, Of SSoq to e sSc.. S slosinS
At 80 l5.lec; In word. in spite of manifest efforts
Sons IiislnS G loMor to r P%' b %p i SSrs %aT ws. asS siS'I %t
work. hut tho trade didn't swallow the bugs very
chronological Nights of fancy had less influence than
yesterday. and II was regarded rather as q confession
fest fiction, or at any rate gross e1aRgeration,, when
Al the indications point to a large crop; absolutely
guine bear. In some sections OF the West there was
said to be too much rain, and this, with the reported
high temperature in some parts. encouraged tax
about damage by rust. but on the other hand bulls in
TUsn %T'f in ' somo aee., snS0o OF sss West. The truth
seems to be that on the whole the crop Is
accident will bs unusually large. Little attention
was paid to the small receiptS at the West and North
i64 cars, against o37 this day last week and $40 LAST
year SIN Chicago resolved only 80 cars.
gary, and one despatch said the weather in France
was bad, though the oficial advices were OF fne
weather in that country. and It is significant that
P Psd. higher Tss i and this lHSf fact as h' mGsS a: a nSTfTsFii led GS to
considerable covering in July early in the day. which
p pnsh iGSs month Sr up ,o nearly e SH1'' amt Ans"' slR1rS Mis
SissTT Tor others. The Rassisn PgFs and %. II.
re sSs,n e5,ns 'S.S'' S %SS = sns' Sffisess saG SSs.s SS;S
July, Re this as it may. there was a sharp break in
the late trading Not only was PART. lover, but
mentS FOR the week were estimated at II 800, 900
bush; a fact which contributed to II. depres.ion.
wheat as 80. an improvement of 10 per cent. since
M SHIs a,op p0 9s!Ina houses wes s9,a Se he peSt er ONE months taTSs,
and these pulled down the general list; The exports
S.e4s.oss bush: against "4,soa,ooo last week,
2.6en.0Oo for the same week last year. and o..
to lower cables, large receipts at Chicago. and
long liquidation. July closed after Change at
clined I'd. to AID. The decline was slight: Tor rains
were stu reported in some parts OF the West: The
ing 0,6O5, ace bush. against 6~,l64.Ooo last week,
s.Se6; 600 for the same week last year. and ;82S. 600
ports Of rank growth at the West, due to heavy rains.
weak and lower. Con, Mental markets showed a de.
cline. but Liverpool was &c. TO 24c. higher
age by rust. but they had little effect on
tn" market. Clearances from the scaboard were
loads. Receipts here we're sS cars Of ali grades. = Of
which were contract. Corn Lost half a cent, although
there was more wet weather West. and the Ohio re-
Liverpool was I'D. TO nd. lower; clearances were
record. 6.eo5, 900 bush. oats lost a fraction. EIe
vator people were the best sellers OF futures. There
were some crop complaints: too rank growth. Re
oeipts are not excessive. 1913 cars. with $50 for Mon
day. Clearances were $50. O0O."
FLoUR-Was quiet and more or less unsettled, owinf
to a further decline in wheat. The stock at leading
points at the West on June Is stated at $500
bbis, against OIL .49s on May I, and 896. 700 on JUNE
l. 1897. The Chicago stock on June / is stated a
AZ, zoo bbls. against 34,s0O on May /. and 3l.S0t
on June l. 1897.
Barrels. Sacks
E EspsIs. is.ids 1s..ssi
Winter in bbls.: Supernno. % .O5@eI. 25; No. 2 extra
S4.s5@9I.oo; s%treights: So 4o@sa.60: patents: 900
90. 25. Spring in bbls. Clears. S4.S59S5.l 10; ~straights
05. B5aS5 80; patents. S5. aO@S %. 80. Feed Wa
quiet and unchanged. Western spring in 100 n. sacks
81 .b0&0l4.50 200. n, &l9Gel4; winter In bulk
S~l45090l7.
CoTToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with sale
OF 432 bales for export and 90 for spinning. Hiddlinl
uplandS 6lac.. against Z ll.l6c. last years; New Or
leans and Gulf 614c.. against z l5.l8c. last year. Tn
Southern spot markets were unchanged. New Orlenn
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