New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

day, but the bull enthusiasm was all Knocked
out Of mind by a panicky set OF the market
abroad. Liverpool July wheat closed equal 10
cents decline and at one time II was of equal
to 10 cents a bushel Paris and Antwerp
showed about much loss. Private cables re-
ported the Liverpool opening as panicky There
was some pressure on the July at the opening
here. 1t slipping off quickly ! cents busheL
At the outset September and December were
rather steady. The strength was BRIEF. me
close was at about the bottom all around. July
sold from 14% cents to ~ cents. and closed at
722s cents. September opened at Csc cents.
sold between GS7s cents and 81 cents. and closed
at the bottom. December closed ] cent over
September. The liquidation of the cash wheat
goes on rather slowly. That is inevitable on
declining markets. The cash wheat consumer
buys with avidity only as prices advance. Ex-
port clearances to-day were only $4,000 BUSH
els Receipts were small--93 cars in the North
west and only - cars here The estimates are
that the worlds shipments on Monday will show
about 100000 bushels. 1t is expected that
the visible supply Of wheat will decrease
100000 bushels. The seaboard claimed I'd
loads of wheat sold for export. The trade was
Of desutory sort. great amount from
any direction 1t took only little pressure on
July TO break prices only a few stop orders.
There was clear weather in the Southwest. ana
sunshine is predicted everywhere for to-mor-
row Reports Of Ill results from excessive rain
come from a good many directions. The South
west did little buying here on that score
Extraordinary efforts are being made 10 rush
Letter wheat from New-York into France before
July /.
Corn showed hrmness. in spite of the weak
al al
vance all day. y cents over Friday at the close
September opened at SO cents. sold between 33ss
and 80 cents. and closed at 331s cents. Re
ceipts were JOS cars. with 800 estimated for
Monday Liverpool was lower on spot. but
trife higher on futures. Cleerances were 524.-
eco bushels The hrmness came from the pres
ence OF rains in Nebraska and Iowa. surprise
TO the trade as generally clear weather was
prophesied Friday for west of the Mississippi
River to-day. Reports Of weedy condition are
general and the West is buyer. Charters were
10000 bushels There some export busi-
ness about 10000 bushels. That the shipping
demand is slow is shown however. by the abb
normally low Lake rate. S@a4 cents to Buffalo.
which is the lowest record.
oats were firm, but dull. Early they showed
9sGlz cent advance. July closed just at Fri
days prices 1915 cents. September opened at
2O7s cents sold between 2l1s and 2Oa4 Q2oH
cents and closed at u cents. Complaints as 10
the crop are the chief influence. Oats naturally
synpathze with corn. Receipts were lJS cars.
with 1870 estimated for Monday. Clearances
were 202 900 bushels.
Provisions were fiat. a little higher early but
easy at the close at Fridays prices 10 a shade
under Pork and lard closed 212 cents under
Friday ribs at the same price. There were
1900 hogs. with 5000 estimated for Monday
and $4,000 for next week. Prices at the yards
were firm. 1t is estimated that the stock OF
lard this month has increased here about 10000
tierces and that the stock Of ribs has increased
about 100000 pounds. Provision trade is ap-
prehensive as to the yellow fever developments;
besides June is not bull month.
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at u
cents calls at 1914 cents Puts on September
wheat. COS cents; calls 6S7s cents. Puts or
September corn 32ls cents; calls. 1895 cents.