New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
to greatly curtail trade Scalpers did less busi-

ness and attempted great deal Of transferring
With the scalpers and room-traders doing less
commission people found II harder to execute
orders The result was wider fuctuation IL
Is expected that the effect OF the new stamp law
will be In this direction-a smaller volume or
trade from the professionals and resulting
widening Of the market fluctuations crop news
was the important factor. The complaints were
as numerous ever from private sources Inc
Illinois report for July was not nearly as bullisn
n anticipated. making the winter wheat con-
dition 81 on June 20. the highest condition
in three years Secretary Coburn. Of the Kan
sas Bureau said there was no denying there
had been in the last two weeks n serious de-
terioration from rust and lack of proper matur-
ing Of the berry. The large cash business OF
Thursday about 10000 bushels. resulted In
the cleaning out Of the entire stock OF No. red
here and II Is said that not over 2,p.Vo bushels
No. Northern are left unsold here The cash
part OF the trade continues much puzzled by
the total lack of Offering to arrive on the new
crop No | Northern marked up TO ~
cents here by the Armour people and the NO.
red to ~ cents. The total Of the cash business
was small Gables were irregular. Liverpool up
I'D on futures but off Id. on spot. Paris was
lower. Hamburg reported an important grain
failure Of one Of the large concerns over there
Willo g. Chrlstianson. Clearances were 69i,~o
bushels Estimates the visible supply were
FOR a decrease OF at least 2.JD.WD bushels IL
Is thought New-York wheat stocks Will decrease
over / 100000 bushels Argentine shipment
showed a falling of-only 12ooo bushels COM
pared with 216.OOO the week previous. There
was perfect weather map. Minneapolis flour
people reported an increased demand. The Liv-
pNA n
crease for the month OF almost 100000 bushels
There were no wheat deliveries; no one expected
any The market got over calls and closed a
cent over them One OF the Incidents was the
support Of July by Armour. Receipts were
lieht-52 cars in the Northwest nd = here
Corn moved up 3. cent and closed at the top,
a good start for those who have been predicting
that July would see better prices. The Illinois
crop report for July made the condition In
various parts Of the State - and 81. but said
the area was per cent less than last year. IL
added that big crop possible. with good
conditions Argentine shipments showed rail-
Ing ofr-424 900 bushels compared with l6s."o
bushels the week previous. Shippers reported
a somewhat better cash business. probably
1000 900 bushels sold here in the last two days.
The claim Is made. however that the shipments
are speculative. Liverpool was I'd. to l2d.
lower Clearances 10000 bushels. The holi-
DAYS incline to a general evening up. Septem-
Der sold from 32i. cents 70 33 cents and closed
at the top. Charters. 10000 bushels: In de-
uveries only 100000 bushels.
Oats closed /, cent over Thursday. September
selling from 20 cents TO 20ls cents. and closing
at the top. II was largely a matter OF sym
patty but shorts went 10 cover. Clearances
were 6S5 900 bushels. Receipts were 16S cars.
with 1855 cars for Saturday. Trade was not i'm
portant. The Illinois report for July makes the
oats condition June 20 from 90 to 81 in various
parts OF the State Deliveries only $500 bushels
Provisions were quiet; the pit at times aoso-
utey empty Pork lard and ribs 70. September
closed at about where they did on Thursday.
Tho July discount increased somewhat because
Of July liquidation. II was an important day.
Deliveries were small. Hog receipts were H.
were cents higher Shipments Of product were
light 10000 pounds meats and 1.2OSUO
pounds lard. Liverpool was lower on product
There was a Of yellow fever In Missis-
sippi The Liverpool stock Of lard. 5000 tierces.
showed an increase for the month OF 1l.OOO
tierces. Provision stocks June 80 were: Pork.
1882 barrels. increase. 1900 barrels: lard.
1888 234 tierces: increase 60 900 terces: ribs b.
$4,000 pounds: increase. 100000 pounds.
On the curb. puts on September wheat closed
at SSM cents; calls. "a cents. Puts on Septem-
Der corn 1914 cents: calls. "a cents