New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

tent cou1terced the effect Of the huge receipts IN Bas
Toal sales were 800 bags The decline in the Hasts
pfg Rio coffee arm rs reis higher; santos los
former port sad 6%er a a II % ReceiPts reached
Interior a1 se p9Fs end - 3 100 haas Ss Of at eo
was ron rom warehouses IN this country one Iisrb
frG>o Victoria. June g. With 1000 bags.
4o0 ds6 a65 Sase Gwo
pfE VVV 9ags Hanburg.C9ftee market ope sses
Bags al TS2 m vas ne. = ga9 pig oVeT rslsS
ShaPsss e Z fa9e $50 n
kts sI Nib month shorts in all speculative mar
movement again ypTpno was the
van ys9ced rapidly heavy general buying led BY shorts
south to NewYork delivery on contract meant
auent decrease European supply during the
strong parties we're m ssen' III IL was ,1 TuTTe %
seay as ftb Te as IN NsTYok The local market 9pe9
the 1he oulish news from abroad The indifference of the
shot up points with August in the lead For
rest of the session market displayed marked stead
ousr.e1 sbt % pecnariy sensitive to huying from sn
decline and Wall Street bought the late months on bad
vorSt ever received this season Of year and did
been anticipated and played important part in
tb & 3reeas for warmer and clear weather & Tg
ing IN the afternoon but did not weaken prices The
sending important buying orders and holding far above
around the opening mostly July and August cotton
private crop reports unsatisfactory noting back
sna rspiantins neGessary as result in some sections
Tnnrt r1 srecuaIdf markets and improved demand t5o
was comparativeIT quiet in the local market after
first burst OF buying The close steady. with prices
s 'Ss basis a f or aa @ asaG ans @ @ m %
ding Gulf Sales We're L2o6 bales Southern spot mar
and umchanGed nc Noble Romna and aneRsnsed at
%sS % & Sayamnah auet and pneh2nFed at 7ac Charleston
changed at 7'c Norfolk steady and unchanged at NC
iual nd lDCh Slgr-
unchanged Sc St Louis steady and unchanged
srS ,94 E5f6sPfs 6 sgeGa BysrPo9 saao sS % s2so
ioan oo TeCeirfe STerlna 1 Goo G4fnr
upland 1922; futures opened steady buyers sid
Dscembe9oJapuary 10 359b - jangaryrFebIuagy M $52s
ArgustsePtenbe Der and september, 415'-b: October,
December. 359b Observation-Disclosures quiet; cloths move
50 . jo6binF at - ~, and powdered s 1
s. Is bulk at 81 ooas3 10 and eighths at 81 s5a$3
anu uinqe qeregn Tgre AZ Tch 6frhe
market closed quiet bur steady nearly all gadss end
bargarnot prime 50 3oas2 a. s5a95c cbeh 81 Is
eoa % grass 9to" prime $ 56as 1 G M mace ma 10" te 81 ga
s. s. e0 mGS5STd nngTa, S'aS2 % dc o aTfaSia a6 l. : %
York tins 81 aoGs1 % do 81 l5a$l 80 psnnyroy
green na,graI s. 45a$I 80 do artncia 56q6oe; worm
ROoTs-r-e market seadiness but trade small
&C ginseng So 5Gs7 sineor g5aca bieached ISs DO
bore powdered 72aNc: ucorice ordinary 4sa5c Do s.
Mexican Sc; senega Western asc do southern 10,
sanada d. ;2G 22G dc ns9rai le do stripped 70 60
FLOUR AND MEAL Although weakened in nndeTtone
ers clHns to old prices being governed 10y WH , HI@;,
patents were quoted Sass 30. winter stfag6ts s. 5o
sxt-a 10 vrier e. 80 e. 99. .S . eT1er 81 SOC
50 Co no srade SIe 5oqs20 spot and to arrive.
70 To- fame s. 2ag s.: 8 50, 90 CoFNMIAL-Qgtgt 8q2isa
STEADY. quoted: Fine white ana yellow. 81 loe$i II.
spot sa SACKS to artte 200 n si6 56asIs 56 srrrs
bran. SIS cornmea s2S unseed oil cake. S27 - corn
GRAIN-WHEAT2I looked f6r lew minutes st YES
' 'srd9yG openns as II July wheat shorts would be I'll 2tef &
cent better than The previous night aud soon reached
cited jumping 7e'e on covering by demorazed
w ,- S ai, qna@nS ION 5gF Sls1 .aIsr qa'hy' i oS
drop OF nearly 2e followed in this market and q
eger 4o a. ,hneso during TIE day ,ic L-,s' pTse'
snnsT In all m.rSsts & ~ ne eogny eNggp, Ghr1s.
relieve drouth conditions with more predit,ei kan
from &c n to t"1a9Is s y s.o anf br 9ia @ aF %
nSt'er in & 81 sEmpaiGy 1nigas" hnty m raea rom
cline. however business resulted at all
cordng ''Bradstreets decreased bush com,
year ago T F6fss9 5ra asR w on % M m Ga a's and
oa6es On se wh.le proved rather Disappointing Liver
Paris markets closed points lower. Berlin . mark
we're 800 100 bush compared with 600 bush last seSr
In the weekly government crop bulletin claimed
/ thet lower Missouri Valley
suffered further from drouth and nv Harvesting VIII
been in need u rain Quo'3tions of cash wheat were
ED: " ri s29'c. elevator; No hard Duluth ~.
No red. S4@tc. ahoat -t'ORN-The opening
ctement in wheat yesterday spread corn
opening unusually active and sharp advance. which
however was soon replaced by decided weakness and
decline Realizing developed fairly large scale,
rains shorts Who at sSo~e4 great an5sy soon
found their wants readily supplied, while prices
hAlf The estimates at
! on "Wednesday by small seahoard
/ clearances and hy the decline the En.iish
markets. Domestic stock. according ''Bradstreets
| increased liCftEll bush An exrurt
ness Of 80 loads occurred in the afternoon but without
effect prices. our market closed
10 corn closed 497sc prompt; No corn. middle June
4'Sc 10 corn. white ~ l-c prompt No corn yell
low. 50ec, prompt OATSThe trade in oats was
small and prices followed The only feature was
an export business ~ l20CJo bush. No closed
83'-c; No r. &c: No white, BE; 10 , white -
track mixed, 32H} track white 32l2 40 white
clips sS RI F.: Market easier No Western. SO,
and No : western ~ p. both sh1at. rye
a.spo6c BARLEY NMarket dull; feeding quoted
4Sc and mailing 5Saf2c both g I York