New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21

covered for the deferred futures Septemh.v
and December closed higher than they did Sat.
urday July almost high The Northwest
emphaticany denied any reports Of trouble. thar
had much 70 do with changing the temper Tho
best help. however. was the development ~
large cash demand. Armours sales to-day FOR
the account Of the Letter estate exceed 10000
bushels the best day since the collapse. Ths
wheat went to millers and for export The sea-
board cleared the most OF IT, ifty-six loads
The corn trade news reported unfavorabls
weather in Russia The statistics were about
stand-ofY Some ~ them bullish. some n them
bearish The decrease In the visible supply
500. 900 bushels. not as large as expected
but the passage showed decrease Of 16s0G0
bushels India shipments. 100000 bushels
we're not much over half the week previous The
worlds shipments. 10.11TO00 bushels, vera
100000 bushels less than the week previous.
although about double the corresponding week
last year. Export clearances were il6~O BUSH
els Receipts were small. only ~ cars In ths
Northwest. only 10 cars here The important
buying was 10 cover shorts the taking ~ profits
Cash No. 2 red sold at nominally = cents over
July. No | Northern at ii cents over. II the
negotiations are completed for Armour 20 have
control OF all the long lines OF wheat in the
country or any size, not OIIS NhoSS "Ai4-'' "eio
directly controlled by Letter. but the lines Of
those interested with him. but who have been
handling their own cash wheat for week past
liquidation will 60 on to much better advantage.
July wheat opened at II to 71a. cents. sold be-
tween 20 and 10 cents. and closed at AZ cents
September wheat opened at 66as TO 67ls cents
sold between 657s and 677t, and closed AT 6'as3
67% cents. December closed at OSi4 cents
Improved weather and sympathy with Inc
early wheat decentralization opened corn about
puts There was free covering OF shorts by I'm
portant people The market recovered all io
early weakness and closed rractionay over Sat-
urday September opened from 1925 TO 32&
cents sold between 32i7 and S3as cents and
closed AT 3SA cents There developed little
cash business on the break. about 100000 BUSH
els from here Liverpool steady al the
opening. bu, closed I'D to I'D lower. TheN
was a decrease on passage OF 100000 bushels.
The local stock 7996,O00 bushels decreased
357 900 bushels The worlds shipments OF corn,
< $3.50 900 bushels we're little less than the
week previous but more than double last years
Oats merely followed corn and wheat, on 4
cent early. but finally closing 1sQss cent higher
than Saturday July sold at 23bs cents and al
24Aa24& cents and closed at 2414 cents. Sep
tember sold at 2Oin and at 2lh cents and closed
at 2lA cents The perfect weather West was
the factor early. Clearances were 2lo.OoO BUSH
els Receipts were 1872 cars. with 200 estimated
for Tuesday. The visible decreased 2O.op ousn-
els the local stock 10000 bushels increased
$4,000 bushels
There was a narrow provision market. dsvod
Of any special speculative interest, but STEADY
at all times and rather strong at the close
Packers were the buyers. The selling vas oy
professionals. Pork closed 22l2 cents over sae'
urday: lard. ~ cents over, ribs. 10 ~ cen"
over There we're 81 900 hogs. with 1900 esti-
mated for Tuesday. Prices were firm. IheTe
were fair shipments OF meats. over 2.lVoV"
pounds but the shipments OF lard were hsn"
only 5000 pounds. The tradition IN pro-
visions Is that June Is the month In when 70
make purchases.
On the curb puts on September wheat closed a.
66l, cents. calls. SO cents. Puts on SEPTEMBER
corn. 33ls cents. calls. 1875 cents.