New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03

Chicago. June, . (speciaD.-The New-York corn
bulls did enough Tying to-day to give the shorts
something of n SHOCK There was no lndlcatioh
that there would he anything but weak day The
wea Their conditionss favorable receipts large
and demand slow. I1'he market opened Ssc to sc
under Saturday. ThereAwas a &c break at Kansas
CITY and a rush here blythe bears to put out short
lines Within an hour of the opening it developed
corn was hard to buy and within very short order
the July price up &c. It held most of the rally
The deferred months were>very little moved Sep
TENDER closed about at Saturdays price ana the
December sc define. July opened at 6o@4c, sold
60ac and 622c. and closed at 62Hsc 10 oz2c
September closed at sc Sellers and the December
at 497sc The Harrfs-Gates parry did not do any
great amount of buying but it us. sticking to Its
big holding, and it rather looks as II that is all 1t
would be required do unless receipts very greatly
increase There J23 The estimate Tor
Tuesday was $50. but country oferings> were hght
and arrivals here will soon fall off unless the coun-
try selling again. The visible decreased oVo
bushels: local stock 22430o0 bushels, decreased
40s 900 bushels. Foreign markets were work The
on-passage increased 100000 bushels The cash
demand was slow. but charters $4,000 fssheis
The Southwestern weakness will result III the
Western corn. which has been going to kan
City and St Louis, coming this way
Wheat closed sc better than Saturday. Early
II was sac lower. The final rally helped by
Budapest cable reporting prices up &c and the
weather unfavorable; but wheat in the main waS
influenced by corn. July opened to 112c, sold be-
1llaC and I2i.c ana closed at t-tsc sep
TENDER closed at 705sc. Weather conditions were
favorable. clear in the Southwest Cables were
lower Receipts were about half last years.
Clearances were 500 900 bushes-a two days move
ment The visible decreased 2025.O0 bushels.
There was a decrease passage OF 1,2OS0OO bush
els Worlds shipments were 200 900 bushels En-
port sales 100000 bushels and the seaboard re-
ported 80 loads rom there.
Oats opened &c to 3sc lower. The active futures
closed the same Saturday to sc higher. June
was traded in at Csc, compared with 4sl2c for May
on Saturday Every tmid. not knowing
what to expect after the close of the May corner.
The No. mixed about 39c and the No. )
white about 42I2c and business done on that
basis There $50 cars, with 2i5 estimated for
tomorrow. Charters 100000 bushels.
Flax prices unchanged for the nearby
months but Sc lower for September and October
May closed 81 IS. September closed 81 10. ana
October 81 40 At the three points there were 10
cars of seed against 81 last year.
The provision list closed 712c TO l0c over Satur-
day early in the day 1t showed a decline OF zee
to lOC Product followed the grain lead, the early
weakness with grain and the recovery on the corn
advance. There 1890 hogs, with prices &c
to 1Oc lower; 900 hogs West against 1000 last
wear Shipments were less than last year exports
stocks show decline in pork for May OF 500 bar
rels a decrease in ribs of $4,000 pounds. and an
increase in lard of 1000 tierces.