New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-30

sver 10 demands for July contracts that
the market went UP again to a net gain
of IS points over Fridays hnal Aside
from the July furry, the market has oeeh
bearish. that feeling being backed by the
statistical position. According 10 the
Census Bureau figures, which give the
total crop last season as 14.O76,OOO oales'
the second largest on record, against
total marketed 10 date Of 13.373,23i bales,
there is about 700. 000 bales of last years
growth still in the hands Of planters 10
come forward before September or BE- car
ried over into the new crop year, when
begins on September 1.
Just how well the mills are supplied
and how heavy a draft will be made on
their stocks cannot be told. on the race
of things It looks as If there is plenty OF
cotton in sight for normal requirements
and that a permanent advance VIII De
hard thing TO establish.
Traders are inclined 10 await the gov
eminent report on condition and acreage
which will be issued July 3, before max
ing extensive commitments. but the gen
eral impression is the figures will show
crop at least large enough to take care or
the American share OF the worlds re-
quirements.
Until a slump came Thursday the trend
Of the coffee market had been upward
and prices had climbed slowly out
steadily There was a general impression
the bulls had been too anxious TO push
prices up Wednesday, and when Europe
1, haF
natural reaction followed.
Friday there was another rally, al
though trading was very small, and Sat
urday the market reversed itself again,
not losing enough. however 10 wipe out
Fridays gain.
feeling Of security on the part of
Brazilian shippers has been manifested
lately, based on the idea that consuming
counties will have 10 buy more literally
after the new crop season opens. The
volume Of trading is small, but recent
sales Of cost and freight coffee al full
prices are thought TO show that the coun-
try is beginning 10 anticipate require
ments
The technical position Of the market,
however appears 10 hdNf btfH
by the covering OF shorts.
Butter and Eggs Stored.
In the country produce markets the
principal feature OF the week was the
dropping OF creamery butter To 26iec. the
low point Of the year to date, with the
heavy supply of small fruits and berries
i,. of
butter and eggs have gone into the ware
houses. some under orders of shippers,
and in spite OF this outlet prices generally
are tending downward.
Last trading OF the week found the
markets glutted with small fruits and
vegetables and prices all along the line
were reduced 10 effect clearances. Anoth-
or feature has been the reduction in quo
tations OF meat ION the hoof.' livestock
prices showing a marked lower average
with dressed meats either unchanged or
slightly lower.
Nearly all the small products Of the
farm are al a low level in the wholesale
markets at present. and shipments in
some cases have been disposed OF at
prices barely sufficient TO pay transporta-
ton charges. The stuff is almost all Of
good quality. comparatively little having
been condemned by either receivers or
health officials.
The general tendency Of the spot whole
sale prices has been downward in the last
week. the tabulation Of twenty-four arti-
cles by The Tribune showing that only
three have advanced in price, while
..gFy, ..I
at the figures OF the previous week.