The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-29

DSIpu'' NO. Northern spring, Duluth' oovbV'
Duluth received to-day 244, 100 BUSH, against
40e,o77 last year; Minneapolis 100000, against
3S0,SS0; Chicago 2s, 600, against $4,000; Toledo
s0.120. against 151. oo9; st. Louis $4,000
against 1890; Detroit 0,745. against 1887;
Milwaukee 5000, against $4,000: Duluth $50
cars, against 600; Minneapolis 143, against 592
last year; Futures advanced lo. 70 Use, out
May on curb was SY6S0Jsc.. closing SOC. Future
sales 100000 BUSH, as follows; So
Opening. Highest. 1o,ge,t. CLOSING. S;sst,
S 4; "::s i: q; s: g. &: &:
RpSsrle So,, nss s ;sssSS; !, but sGS% gIs;s; M MsT 5sed ling G ss,f e
e %.. Ssa1lt sos, R SSS tSI,ss au,,s c S e. $50 SSSs tsc s,s sGS No .SS =
S SI.ls, Sas aSdsS, at 4, Sssss in Eu ;5GTs. = No ,sn 2 Ssi Ice, sn IG
i Sss t ss,t t%' sg5Ssc'I Sia.,n1 A g ss tSha PssurI May ssls on s ss5c
900 buss, as follows. -.
OPENING. HtOne't. forrest. c'o,6,n,O. Nigh;
RH::;;::%Sss::$::::ssssSS ssSSS ssssss 5 SSsSsSs
s sSS:1' s SSl 9 4! $Si SsS$ $!Isp Sc, s ! srl i, 5Ss q u 81 : s. q:
: sO mixed 4c Rss;; No %h 2 do ~, S5H Sa.n. rr e sfas RItsa:
~, mI isSs!ai'; ,dsi,ysTsd. stScs.: t5Ssia mixed sSssssSi
s sTHSs y n. A iiS:29o c Sgsn; 81 M sSS on curb fs wa. sei &C.
Future Sales 5000 BUSH. as follows:
,.,.n,., opss.'"o. ns5sa.'s. 1s,G'.A cr ssg. MI;
SESSFasry":.: -. s SsSSS
S Thes at Ad Ss9sSss sharply II yn se., ! On the . asyi lnn ass.ls;s,
some foreisn buying. local covering mail ArGsn.
mi, country. before tho close, howeves, the
i% ! %isa free was sales lS'i for on for 5ssh'' aseos sais'' a nd
az the close prices were UNCHANGED from las.
sassnssd <. q Sa'S S%ea. .ai aoas sa.Fs vas :sr9ss: fss
e can was against nnn,i rs 5s' last 81 wesS "nd ,.i TssI isss y %sf' f fss
Argentine% shhdlpments last week we're $4,000 bush.
ssn. i Is g .s ,SN .oo SIS Su %sos .s HaS s IS. sia ia SCo fl n sh. sinS:
s slg' .ln ls:' July ySsr' R RsSo 't sssn s. 81? IGa,S 5St' S SSSn.
against 5o'ossst7 in the same time last sea:
s,.s,s$ SnSassssa: %.!sfyse, ads.asss a, a. Soo T& a! =:
s ssainas saFS Sa% ia last ,S Meek p, wGee Tox MeeS oq aad
iii;ISss,SOo last year. The. exports from this county
.tS,5S5i il the Same lime last year. chisaso RECEIVED
toS Sts sao esrs; the estimate for I'm, MONDAY tSs r Is iaS GHT rs
y I sHn, caic1S3 FeeelySd sss sa Wbs and fTgs fs, ms
OF tue wesk's sIHnsastion ha, seSn the return ,1 I, Of q
Ss.S. G &ixnSr 's ssnn fiia Mh saan faIt',s e r5,Ss' WIN aR V Z Ike .
nGvanee in Liverpool. The sIrons cash situation
would ) Ven eli .s iksSn care Of. which shssfed the fears
iaf fS Soaa s lgT'da'iPa 1oS srd re ss , %o sGn promfnsS Steo on
the buying side was tho coterie Of professional trad:
during Inc past two months hare been 50 extensive
s sna P pr the Ssm. T Which w Came A tS Sa sfdSe eos.i Sy rao or aa a
decreate In the visible supply. smaller receipts,
dia that The vIe,roy had taken a too optimistic view
are ar t Very si unfsTora IL tnf fuf fSnn' ispo Sns f inar S caiirdrnls
OF more. wheat sold to Australia and n demand from
crop and rather sensational reports regarding the re.
Snirensnts of Earop. for wheat fTSm this sias dpring
vary In their estimate OF thes' requirements. the Liy.
5000 10000 S 3 .' BeerS bonn P al sogOo !. 600 nd private Va AZ:
n,ess M feein Of atif tsIs pSoa az 3 s1SSsiSees eu eame e OUT Mf, Inc .
report that our e!porta6lle surplus fSg 5 9TH The oo crem miE
Since ei Ina, m ti@e We S SS%,u espoTte3 about iS.ooo,eSo
S sSs naa th nn. Is1 wi 1cs eco to B Brad. "a. sn only To- 70:
remaining seven months From other sources. how;
thai our surplus viii have been sIhsasssd Syjsn. ],
,sa on S q de enS bS:S' all me ,s ~a ;y.f fr1m ee'o OF o ;ss s SSsn;
sn.horiTies on European reqalremsnts can be relied
come. % hand quite recently me reserve in farmers
to be. in the mIeantime Russia seems 70 be shippins
s;s sS:t 90 HSd ea ~ s 70 az are nsI3 being [ ossrIsppsa y 3.
opened higher on advanced cables and the good week.
bush. on selling by holder. twill require persistent
around s5c. In view OF the low price of other food
pIodncts~ ,.,,oo,.
EE spoI, sSos 1881 SS45
NN Md upi1 nd G / 1I.lss; ssalns, s,iS 1 ID !i Il. year;
S SS% o MeSIis aas sstfd / i . iSi0 Ss% ss oTlsaa . 10 sel tSs t:5 !as'
fSais ? liss $685. Sorf Snv1 ilTSs' NOBLE IiSsS: 5 Avs Ssd d LAVE; St
i3o bales: Spot cotton g in Liverpool ADVANCED Lied,
w 10 3 p ssiss OF x s;SU %r S.sss' defined sesa,Ss ! .h pGint aa'S HnsS.t Z
received today 2.sss bales. against 200 last week
and l,S25 last year; st. Louis 1887, against l.lsS
last week and 1905 last year; Cincinnati $50,
against ] .1D7 last week and 2 ,le5 last year; Memphis
3,6p2. against S.852 last week and 8,U3l last year:
Houston l0.aol. against II .ea3 last week and 4,e5s
last year. Memphis shipped to-day sB2 bales. st.
Louis .. 100. and Houston 5.49s bales. The Houston re-
ceipts on Monday are estimated at 7.O0n to 5000.
against S.G27 last week aud b,IS3 last year. New
orleans expects $4,000 to 10000. against Is.
2OU lat week and lS.i3s last year. Tho port
receipts today were 4p,nlb bales, against A..
l45 last week and @s.OJ5 last year. The
mo GhSonics states that in a lew districts OF tho
South tho rainfall has been rather heavy the past
week. but that AS a rule the precipitation has been
light; that picking Is still In progress at some points,
but in most sections has been completed. Northern
spinncrs have taken thus farthls season 652. S65 bales,
against BBJ.5iS thus far last season. There came into
sight during the week 4O3, 500 bales. against PSI ,7s7
In the same week last year, making the total in sight
son. The exports from the ports thus far this season
aggregate 2,2sj. 03g bales. against l.4OB.323 thus far
last season. The total worlds visibl" supply is now
10 $3.50 hal.B against 3,o7I 800 last year, 3,9P3,2S6
in 1894, and 3, p55,Si4 IN 1898. Futures here 10 day
declined ~ To 10 points, closing easy after sales OF
ll6.SO0 bales. The future trading was as follows;