New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, June 4. l'I"s
EAT-Wcakness was a lead
sne feef1rs OF to-day's wheat market. although
i5rices were we'll sustained for a time ana "eIt
Iip about &c above the previous night. 41e
buying was scattered, however ana Whth IS;s
Southwestern reports told OF good rams q BEL
ing movement broke the market almost &c
hushel from the forenoon high leLes: ~ C!os s
81 little up from the lowest, but Bp4 sc uA5s'
thc previous night Snow was out WIN cohuI-
lion figures OF $50, against 800 month ago.
Indicating prospects for a winter wheat crop o.
no 600 900 bushels and spring wheat Of 2oO.-
IOOO 900 bushels. The Price Current SAID INC
winter wheat harvest would nun IN excess 80 %
H50OOOO00 with posslpi!!ty OF GoJrees
tng factor IN me afternoon and explained some
OF the heavy liquidation. Foreign markets "ers
HigbaT Paris was AGILE higher. Berlin up
e.mHc and Budapest l1o higher. IN the Ioca!
market No Northern 1qiStn was sS gug1ee Of
nearly lie 6 bushel early sent prices up 10 new
high levels. September reaching 6Oc Ihere was
heavy buying for short account on uIe o."
Ivance and considerable bull support, WIN q, d
!3ev complaints OF dry weather IN ILLINOIS, me
isdyance met heavy afternoon selling, however.
land final prices Represented an sntrT n6 Jos S o
srevious night. Export corn here Iosse. no ,a.
mai D a1oat. oATs-With other marke Is
oafs acted steady early, but turned weak IN
Isbe last hour and closed ia &c net lower.
FnOw made condition s7S. or q little oi oei 6N9
nOrrnai. suggesting crop OF o 19iToVy %eTe
quoted 4e%c: 40 2, 471.c; 10 3, 4e.e; no .,
l15Ac; ordinary clipped, 461s94O9.c; fancy
clipped 47Sa45ES. az ss, eteVa'S' New Yorx
sexport BARLEY-Quiet: mating eO97oc. c
Il Buffalo; feeding b4c' nominal Nc"
''0'A NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat. Open. High I5SgT c Jos d Jay
guIy-:-.::- g" ss'' ssssa sSH ss99%
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
ero-day 10000 l'294GoS S sSe GOO GOO
go wear ........ $4,000 l.471.OOo $4,000
sEABoARD CLEARANCES.
,, . s1 LOGO $1,000 $1,000 5000
Last week .... l la60o G $3.50 600 ZOO ZOO
LAST year ......... Io'VV "'i'V'' -'
( rTOUR AND MEAL 49, Flour was again
n,1iet. as buyers withdrew in view OF the late
tSyeakness OF wheat. and prices were nominal.
krhe following prices In WOOD are quotea on
patents' 81 7Sas5 TO- winter s,5aighS, 81 cog
"a 70; winter patents. - s9gS1 ~; SPf qngss
"a 20: extra no 2 winter SO s0gs3 30; Kansas
lstrsshts. s. s0qs4 40 fancy spring patents;
S99$s 10 sa BE s cbasCs 10 foney s. e6asi
'cORNMEAi-Kiln dried. So 30. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 $685. 80; coarse.
.standsrd middling, s22: -four do. SIS; red dog.
sos 10: city bran S2l bulk. s22 90 sacks; mid
bling. $50 5OqS27 90; red dog SOS 90. OIL
CoTFFF-For the first time In about two
years the initial figure OF 90 appeared In the
list OF coffee prices when Dune closed at e3oe
'bid and July at e.97c. News was Of very
ttear fish character especially the developments
In Europe where both Havre and Hamburg
were weak and lower. apparently unoer heaNy
i1ionthation Brazil was also weak. and cost
ard freight offers were 10 TO 20 points below
tuesdays prices. At the outset local prices
we've 21 10 % points lower: selling pressure
was remarkably light during the forenoon and
,,rices worked up little on moderate cover
ing In the afternoon, however, there was
active selling, believed TO be on margin calls
"a well az for European account and by local
ibesrs Prices weakened under this, but the
MARKET showed resistance and changes were
not particularly WIDE prices closing around
i,he bottom with a net loss Of 20 20 . points.
sales were 1891 bags. Cotton Exchange
houses were fair buyers early ana THIS ap-
,neared 20 have n stimulating influence al
Though aside from covering the market lacked
,buyfng power. Spot prices were weak, NJ 1OSs
iep1Oj5c FOR Rio No Is Local contract prices:
Yester-