The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06

Dec.......s5 80 S3A 1884, s3K
Corn was steady on the spot. Sales, $4,000 bush
July in Chicago. Receipts at Chicago 40 cars esi.
to &c but reacted and Closed unchansed to
lower with sales OF 1926 900 bush Prices followsi
OPENING. Htea,,. Loys.t. clonno. N 2oii
STEADY on the spot ' sale. az .ss
including 100000 for export here and at the out.
SSs Witt N do s2s
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Wheat S bush ;s e Inc is$sSSS
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unfavorsse weather in the Nort6%estt 1 continued
crop situation in Southeastern Europe Liverpool ad.
yanced I'D to 2tsd Paris rose &c. to lc for wheat
vest.where they are less injurious to spring
wheat and the barometer continues low, pointing to
gives the winter wheat condition at 7o.s, against
IN the ia Ohio sn F2 Re ssonr
well as some deterioration in california and
nearly ds 0 than tSo SSfea sS'e' h. or
vested last fall; He thinks the maximum posi-
He gives the spring wheat acreage at 1928. 900
acres. or 100 900 more than last year Reports from
seemed favorable state that the Weld viii be
cut down one half as compared with last year, and
The cardinal feature is the bad outlook in the win
ter wheat belt OF this country and in southeastern
Europe which Is forcing up the English markets
and seems likely to compel exporters to buy more
were buying quite freely here today and September
Was selling at one time at 1sc. premium over July
nearly million bushels of contract wheat largely
the September option. Chicago September has been
Moreover only avery small percentage of the Chi
caso receipts Is of contract grade The Mark Lane
need OF rain in the south and southwest. In Kou-
mania the grain crop is almost total loss owing to
received l2O.voO bush. last week. but the supply
On the other hand. worlds shipments were stated
at 2.l,. 90 bush against s.s22. $40 last week and
creased 100000. Crop advices from France Ger.
many, Hungary. switzerland, Italy, Holland and
an increase of country offerings and Northwestern
receipts to-day $50 cars. against 1862 year
and some reaction in Liverpool while some foreign.
FRS sold: The visible supply increased l."a3 600
pected and this fact led 10 not little selling for both
bush Accordingly prices reacted and the close was r
regular The seaboard clearances were 31d 900 bush.
ynnced encouraged also by sharp rise in liverpool
where prices were a4d. to 1Isd. higher. Then too
900 Lush The Visible detrasssd a &isoSo bush %
The country offerings at the West were very moder-
swltzer said: :" The visible supply is decreasing.
and it is well known that tho invisible supply isvcry
receipts usually increase the visible in June which
decreases in July. but owing to the congestion re-
sultng from the Buffalo strike. keeping corn
in tho visible much longer than it should
much. if any increase in this months visible"
Mcintyre wardwell said; 80 far the corn plant
has not had favorable conditions and its progress
is hardly satisfactory in many sections. The crops
OF lS95 and 1895 were sos 900. 900 bush. larger
than the succeeding crops in 1897 and 1898. Large
crops and low prices have stimulated consumption.
and the consumption is not yet abridged by the
price. large short interest in Chicago we do not
think can be covered without producing an advance.
The bull position IL strong one. The visible las
much of the time its disappearance was prevented
by the frozen lakes and strike at Buffalo 1t prom.
ises 10 continue to decrease during this month"
The world shipments were +, 736,497 bush against
6ls7,sls last week and s.pl ,423 last year The
seaboard cleared $4,000 bush. Oats huctuated
with other cereals. The visible increased 48S 900
bush. The crop 10 promising we'll. The partial
failure Of the hay crop s bull factor. This be
the case in England and bring fair export trade
especially If Russia has a shortage. as now seems
probable.
FLoUR- Steady, with sales of 10000 bills Re-
celpts were $500 bbls. and l3l22 sacks; exports
3.743 bbls. and lo,5o5 sacks Winter in bbls: Su.
perhne. 81 359t2.oo; No. extra. 81. 5o9t2. 90;
clears $3.25SS3.4O straighs. S3.5oS$3 80: patents
So 75&s4. -. Spring in bbs.: Clears. S30S3l5:
straights. S3. 6OSt3.so; patents $4SS4lG
COTToS-Spot cotton here unchanged with
sales of 100 bales for export and O. for spinning;
400 were delivered on contracts. Mlddling uplands
64c., against 6tac. last year. New Orleans and Gulf
spot with sales of Is 900 bales; futures advanced "a
to l point. Tho Southern spot markets were IN.
changed. New Orleans sold 200 bales Memphis
1900. Augusta III and Galveston $50 bales Bonn
bay semi-weekly receipts 10000, against ~, 600
last year. The movement to-day was as follows:
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