New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18

before he collapsed. People are asking no" now
bie the deal was in May when 1t was III III"
swing There is not nearly so much talk to-uds
% rho father ma wing all the debts II looks a'
- ,bere uou,d be at least S50OO,OOO OF losses 10
nav. and that is a good deal to check out d.
mere matter Of sentiment The declines every
where to-day were inexpicable' except ." ''''
.heor, that some important liquidation was go
ing somewhere.
IivernooI came weak off equal 10 cents
bushel for July. Paris and Antwerp "e.e 90
weak All eyes here are turned to"aru '"e
Northwest 1t is known that people up III 'i'''-
neapolis and Duluth are the worst suhele'e'
Cash and July in the Northwestern rnarAe''
were off 6 cents bushel to-day lhere was
hreak enough here. June was cents lower,
closing at 80 cents. July was off o12 cents CLOS
Ing at 15I, cents September opened ut ~ cents
cold between 7OL and 6Sh cents. and closed at
the bottom September was up traction
on tho curh in me afternoon. December con-
tinues 10 increase its premium. cent over
sentember at the close There was no great
trade here There was some professional seiiihs'
Floor traders look for a weak market, ana are
generally bearish but there is no determined
trading Patten Bartlett Frazier. Carrngton-
Hannah. Milmine- Bodman. Parker. Robson ana
Cudahy brokers moderate sellers to-udy'
The feat there was absolutely no support
Every one had borne in mind the huge 'au'ua
ton which imperative. ana II clscou'aseu
any attempt 10 bolster prices Inc market
closed cent under puts" There was CONSIDER
ably better weather everywhere west OF the
Mississippi River. and just as good CONDITIONS
promised for tomorrow. Argentine shipments
were 272oGO bushels. Flour news was much
depressed. Gables said Italy proposed TO extend
It's reduced duty until July To- Paris hihteo
that France might extent its duty abrosatioh
until August !. Foreign prices. however were
as weak as American. There were moderate
cash sales here. possibly 100000 bushels sea-
board reported - loads for export
Bright weather and the wheat decentralization
cost corn 10 cents July. which opened at 33'as
cents last night. )pened at 32Hs cents. solu oe-
tween IS and 317s cents. and closed at the bot
tom. September cosel at 32a4 cents 1t was
day of liquidation, important long lines which
have been carried for months were sold out
to-day The Baker corn was sold. Comstock
Chamlin and George Smith were seller?. Liver
pool was to H. pence lower. Argentine snip
ments we're -Of 900 bushels. Receipts were 400
cars with 49, fof Saturday: samples were | 70
IL cents lower Seabcard clearances were 4oo'-
600 bushels The shipping demand was fat
oats were as weak as corn. losing - TO g cents
July sold from pa to 1915 cents. and closed at
the bottom September closed at 2o's cents
II was a matter ~ improved weather. but more
especially Of wheat generalization Receipts
were 10 cars. with 100 estimated FOR Saturday
Samples were - 20 2, cents lower. Clearances
were 100000 bushels The trade was slow; pro-
fesslonas the sellers
There was nothing snowy In provisions; they
merely slid of with the grain markets. Pork
CnntQ
cash demand was only fair. Hog receipts were
moderate-2OOOO with 1900 for Saturday;
nrices At the ward were 5 to 10 cents lower. Ship
rents were light: the only demand for futures
was from shorts.
on the curb puts" September wheat vas
66a, cents; calls 60l9 cents. Puts on jay
corn 3lisa311s cents: calls" 32ss cents.