The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-21

Wheat broke sharply early in the day. Influenced
ness at tho Northwestern markets. aud Western. for.
eisn. and local selling. Moreover. the decrease in tho
visible supply was disappointing, the sraboard clear
ances were ANAL. amounting to only AGO. bush.
including -four, and Broonhall caDlei Inat the Bonn.
bag crop was 10 = cent better than last year. Liver
poo eeG'T WSs &c., dw to ''+ "a. Paris ~, to IN; while
o ON covering t4iSs OF ihorts' u The he receipts ,S:i wS at the fsoS SorfSi
T Ys5 i %sf' WEB isse'' . GSf'9ai iff TP niiy S Ss.S cars c hhfia.s5t
moreover GeG.iEoG only 10 cars &sa,nst 20 Est
men!s were cOnsid-raIiy smaller 1gEIrssating 10.
week and SUT 5.;aisSasaSSot H"f i.st s'S ssSI "si Th IN y tsS gr snppI2
decreased DOB 600 bush. The quantity on passage
bush, against $4,000. 900 AT this time last year.
There werO some complaints regarding the weather
il sympathy win wheat; The wsSther at the
were only 9ss.49a bush, and Liverpool do.
Sl,%sa o 80; 4 80 'SsS bush. The ssai MSF'd, s.7G% sn!F@s'n in
tho previous week and 100000 last year.
sis"' t Severed ,rsd and ntIt the I rafiy n Ri" wheat n.t "%snf@s Ssd
s selfnr i@ HniS ssa o anS 5 5sS'' 81 w are s1 I5sst; f 10 % e
5 SSS6 T I'd q p = Go on psGssge a sSr ssS $1,000
Oats we're nIm nm SncNssged, The visible supply
and expects $50 to"norr ETS.S chisss5. June so,@
"Forcish cables were 9gAin weak. Tie market broko
Northwest and View York as We'll a. by local traders Ti"
tho latter stimulated by rumors OF financial trouble
lively denied, July touched zoe. and September Doe,
from which here Was q sharp rally OF nearly PC,
o bufhel, the demand Tor september coming prin.
cipRlly from local rhorts. The cash demand was
good. Gales or 100000 bush, mostly for
export, being reported; Crop reports as q
rule were COED. though Kansas and Missouri
claimed some damage by rust. Receipts in tho
West wers small. CigAranceH. $4,000 bush.
The most influential bear Interests have evened up
Looking Tor a rally. which certainly should follow the
sharr decline OF me past TIVE or three weeks. Corn
broke iac. At the start on better weather reports from
the WesI and the weakness IN wheat, The decline,
however, was entirely recovered, the market closing
at an advance OF &c; over saturday. The buying
W as largely local aud for bOtl long and short ac-
count. 1Sere was mora OF = shipping demand, sales
Of 100000 being made for foreign account. There 10
nothing new In the crops or trade situation.
Over large areas OF the corn belt the crop Is poor and
messly, ana In others the conditions are quite tho
reverse. Tho acreage is generally conceded to be
short, There Is nothing now TO indicate more than
an average crop At best. Oats followed IN the wake
Of corn, declining earlier and strengthening AZ the
close"
FIoUR-The decline in wheat depressed hour prices
today, and although some liberal concessions were
reported they failed to stimulate trade. Buyers were
still holding M for further CONCESSIONS and tho tota
SAles were only l0,70O barrels.
hPceIpts s,...s l5Sul
EHpofts. .,.. ''.s.. ob'd"'
Winter. in bbls ~supernne. 81, zoe %; 4Oi No. g extra
QtA,so. sprlnE. IN. 6b!%; Clears. Ss90gs 420
60 N. M M a n tan MA hnA a IA IN