New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
( contract prices in the local market


prices 70 5s a 6 for or E 5S s5Ds ' sos6a T s56
iss5c for Iddng Gulf Sales 900 baies southern a spot
unesss %e !, 5TaEhsd . as foows Galveston I aHe
saaea Gs qneh @6o at 12S sass % Sae
sales bales. Baltimore nominal unchanged a 13%c
& Ro se sssg at 1sE sag 90 5ss
10y UNCHANGED at 13bc: sales 1475 bales Wilmington
steady aaahans ss1 at 10 nS se ssies
tsd eee I IN E al .SS s9lss a ~ Daei o us
s 100 70 800 bales against GO last week and es
% S' and Hist s q, s and at 5 Ns s orleans Lear 400
lotion Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
Ssies sass GOO bales speculation and export 100
can 1000 bales; mddng upland 1850: futures opened
s on net aPf Decline P0i N aSa P6a
esae ga ss 76
eslad November December e.5sa December-January.
MsrchIprI 65ss4d: ApTil-MaX 657d: May-June
1880 ADMINISTRATIONS dull and irregular: cloths.
,r F5LoYR AND MEAL-FIour was quiet to-day With
N wheat Sales uniTnDcrtaIlt. Rye -four dull
E ole ggoa5iors The following prices quoted on the
Winter ttraghts 40qs4 90: winter patents 81 4o$4 90;
so; EXTRA No winter. s. ioat8 80 RYE flour
CoHM E goo es q aGo, saG''f kin i area
@ and . GsRd 81 2si s g. 1oass Il 1Sssi
e err c regaaE city iEsguar sgS Quoted yo o west
-; o. re- d2E s27 10 ali July shipIaent city bran
~ a9niny chop s22 so bulk s2s 20 sacks: oilneal SO
OR SolnsAIgN-wHEAT-wheat opened &c higher and
reduced 20 = axe. There were five distinct move
,asa.s during the this representing unusually
frsttsl market exporters. II loads, includ
ing 10 loads durum New York. 81 loads Of the
zane kind the outports and 30 loads Mapitoba-a
disappointing business Winnipeg receipts 2e7 cers.
was tickle minded anc purposeiess; the volume OF
spsenlation small WAIT the government re-
t5Giy iol vas the refrain Of the wire ssng
u IoWer prleeE for daytime weather, harvest
fsots bstts- than expected ana predictions OF con-
hpeuon % propitious conditions. Thus days fore
oeFsr Iowa Northern Missouri northern portions of
oens ana Illinois and southern portions OF VISION
- .ao lower Michigan local publication reports
.s Minnesota wheat conditions generally good. crop
lsie some complaints of much rain, majority of
ii.ports cay crop looks well, North Dakota. wneat
but reports favorable and better In the Red
bsne. valley Ideal growing June weather greaIy
% tour weeks late. with injury from excessive
,sifs grain house has reports making the condi-
s.on OF wheat oats barley hax and rye In minnesota
s.ta Early grain 10 said 20 De meaning IN
eontan countries and shooting for head as far north
ne northern line OF South Dakota: crops stil two
sts late The scout Of another grain house return
ls from investigation Fl North Dakota and South
Dssota and Minnesota, says: THE three states can
rseoeee only fair YIELD OF wheat. There is dis
Isies ana important areas IN tho Red River Valley
VII Produce very light yielcs. The Kentucky wheat
report makes condition DO; prospective yield 81 per
.his esI year wasn The crop ives bushels
noornhal esbiec that Liverpool wheat Influenced
sIg " heavy Russian exports hne American weather
~sathsr IL the United Yinstom builish American crop
ana bull clique support, while influenced
~ american news Ia TIE afternoon the market had
t.sy quick but partial rally export predictions
.spor,sd light Wrench stocks and buying by commits
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