The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-13

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tor. iiysrpoot %aS Sa,Ss Slq hd @si PARIS advanced iTs.rio
&c, on wheat and IS to 40 centlnes on hour Lsrlln
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lhe ASrFSnn,nlne s%6lpmtnts last week were small
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tim, I'm. lat 6st season SoS The ATsssp attn = shipments 4 r.y, last week
s sSa S 5sis wa Sss' .i ssSE; q aSissSs f received s sss
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pptyeSs down, silssSS. ' bush, IRON, last sa.aTaay.'
prospeeis Of = osarISn Govern nsnt report: which , %ss
i F%rmsa, larger d ~ fireman on 1 bseon sHs Ss%mg, s"% as
SS, "r az sm RSppf nns ap lin an l msrs, ,io N d I ssGip and a s mort
n nsy Sa SsSH @%Sn nr m ; S;sr1es Of ,9e the 1sr deci prStG when
s,,eadicd the TONE and nd.anesd the marGTsn, s with
S ;SsSiiy % ssDor,s, . ESSs 900 IS sqs sSs % sI'nSSsh rsprsss I
sas aaF "n prl %ss !@d psSY as i 4 ALSO ,S'a The rs itshs f s9sSafG,s
%snipmen.s. $4,000 bush. against 1000 bush. Last
SS%"an!eSs % ABOUT 5000 600 SasSs .r,;,a;Ss, 60 bod;
uVO last year. northwestern. receipts Tor the week
~, GSI week ' trsyIoaa as Tnoma n nssGc. .I a ra HssH osSr : S View
Ss ssse ven ;%s%;e; Sa n Ssarss n, h cop s e i ! r. +
seed "S &c. ca ais.ooG djs 9 Sa.S., f tSHs is"Si"s IS, So o 1904;
Ss.SG9 SS5p' Sa,. 3. W 4hS i I've nsSS ' Sps" fTa "a x. "Sf. s"G as.
S Su.S 'hf hte eHS SSnrp'S Si. m'l, o srs@dn, 70 TO on iho SnieUo ss9i.
mates too small a sn, p us by about % 10000 bush;
whnat sitna,iYp seem. very strong, and any decline
S SS!G% sS sii, Ti 4 , eT"Sss!y ' Sfi "Sa TO- Ss holdings GSa ,s sSSsla tint
% haprsssI s9 I9 largely tSra ar sn q S' ei h Iia%id r%hs.s % some inms
lIass ,sss Sa WEE sS Sa 5 ssSIu fos se%s S!nis II ss1s
e sRst. i fSrises 5 5sSiH sT Gsio% .S S"a sFuf reFi' which may
tends ttdSv 10 stsads prices mis eu! Sale. T S.s,S i1 SSis. In wheat
E E:s;,s.. .: 9f;y;;; E Ss; ~
coIrox-spot cotton mere WINS urohanged with sales
or 10 b = Ne in aor io sp'nnirs;s . Mi s@,laS, a n,a aast Isssc.
Hss%I%s, is,iSS Ia, yssS ssSSaqa4 adysn &c
IgS%. Ms@nni is 500 St Ga, StssS"f 800 o." &usasta 4SS. Mo-
SoS! d;s:',asa ii; i. on .s sGSS;; VIE ssiss 81 iS;Sg.
sSc as year Msaphis 2sS5is aEains, 3 AS last wsss
!ns TO- "sr &. ap Ind SsSs a.1 liSs Ss sad Hhs S 4 '4 i5;sis
. ,S is,oG Se% SsS or,SaT Is S stOf Is,; week sn M sSa i Il. ~ iS2 i..s
yer yG H.u.ton expects i; ooo to ~, gyo, asa!9st TO-;
y. io! lat year and AesEi IN 1894: The EXPORTS
eiined i points on March, but recovered part o. the
loss. The car NICE states that the weather in the
South has on the whole been favorable tho past
week; that tncrr has been rain IN most localities. .iut
In general the precipitation has been Hight. nni hat
the marketing OF the crop has therefore suffered no
interruption: that in Texas cotton Is, auout all
picked except IN the southwestern portion OF the
State ana that p~loushing is progressing well: thnt a
Columbus Miss, correspondent states that twenty pr
cent q ne crop q mat Vicinity 4 yet ON piantatlons.
Northern sp ,nners have taken thus far this season
,vI,Si2 pa es. AGAINST Sli,S0l thus far last season.
There came int sight during the week 3l2,o22 bales,
total IN sight 4; soi,;5 "a !ainst ..iSS, !s5 Al mis- lime
last season. The exports from the ports thus far this
season aggregate 2.bus.SIS bales, against l.Sll 2o2 at
this time last season. TIE total world = Visible supply
is now 3.sus ilU bales. including S.5eo,0lO AMERICAN.
against 3 ,SUB, $50 ut this time last season and {,3S9,
032 in ls.i. Futures here today declined y TO Q
points, but rallied, closing unchanged TO j points
lower. with sales OF ~, 100 bales. The future trading
was US follows: