New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-06

Cotton Exchange special Lyesoo ssssss?o; cotton
saf:. SG A@: .sS% esns sa% %Raed c s
very steady az isS2 cd net ndvsacs December
se 9 x:y s M MSna3 Mas
June-Juy. 3.2lb July August 32l hb August 9eptsm-
yernber s2is NcveSber-Dsc.mber s2ob. Mshehester-
Yarns in fair demand at full rstes Cloths in more de-
FLOUR AND MEALoCyns decline ;,s in , ys.ai .. an
easier ietag prevailed N honr circles WIN PIE en-
winter sash iS" $ ass SS Winter patents
ssrra No Wints1 g s5as2 ~ no grade 81 e5 rye
.Se & gus Suo'ed S IL sf ssss q 49, Soi 10
Ssi s. S3eS b az sst to ss Sw es @
SSe.. .FEkD-s;eady; quoted spring bran sulk siS %
al az ss :''1s 6 IS sSsss -
y .s 1 so gs koHHy chop 4asi4 g. o%t
neutrality-suspicious. Of improved weather con
dons in the Northwest and heavy Argentine shipments
ies sot1shs,anding the presence Of liberal export
semapd and ans prices shown .s s uh ns
all the week and the market except
throughout the entire session Generally clear and some
what warmer weather prevails in all parts Of the
and advces concerning the outlook there were
accordingly more favorable In winter wheat states
kansas ana The Abundance Of selling from
81 Louis was taken as evidence thai pTSsRS M n .Ps
report indicated an improved condition OF winter whea
deysoped The fsss that crop njs7 hSs ngi sss
1ndssG e" ,.nse5 Win m cndon
Of o. against $50 month as II was 10 nearly IN
opened line Of thought in regard TO the stae
reports yet from sections where private ad-
have led people 10 believe that the outlook was
promising The Argentine shipments amounted 10
100 900 bush compared with $4,000 bush week ago
1902 bush last Estimates on the MoIays
statistics predicted worlds shipments between 5000
and 100000 bush and big visible supply reduction
unless compcations az Buffalo should unexPecedy
change the situation Foreign was generally IN
important Antwerp was unchanged. Paris markets
partly 5a1O points higher and Liverpool UNCHANGED 20
I'D lower No red was quoted at Lverpo2 Tor ,ne
first days, and AT price equal 10 500 peg
bush The export ransectiont amounted to ., loahs a.
all ports Quotations Of cash wheat. ahoat OASIS
follows M red, SSsc spot sos TO arTlse,
%o Northern Duluth. s0tsc arrive. No ? Northern
duluth 767.c part OF May: No red. 1eNc elevator
... CORN-For a time the market was sustained by
light offerings and the influence OF Thursdays export
business loads. coupled with rmors or continued
export Interest late IN the day constant weakness IN
wheat induced realizing and the market eased on clhg
unsettled AZ isQi. decline crop news continued on
the same favorable lines heretofore Liverpool was
M higher on May I'd decline on other months ana
Tho same feeling strength in cash circles prevailed IN
.his market owing the strike trouble at Buffalo TX
r0r- business all positions to-day aggregated ~ oads
10 . corn closed at 42%c ahoa spot FOR old.
As-Fxporters took 10 600 bush and the spot market
rtained rs steadiness face Of general dulness IN
ne future list No closed at 32Q32Ac; No oats
a.. n . white 3Gc: No white 3jc track mixed.
al. qs22i1c =. track white 35T3sisc: No white clips.
afi RYlE-Market steady. No 2 Western. CSC ana
"a J western 6sizc both b ahoat; state rye oSc
Nev--York CARROTS.