The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-06

$3.50. 900 bush, tho cash demand has been eood
s@s F'S SslS,. G ss;;lua been Snly s]s .sdS.SssSy Du. .Ishf ss.l Sst,
s siisSS.SSoo ,sa SsiO. % tie f receipts SSSi beth ysinr '%aa !iBgS$S,SS:
arc alTG;, MI rom n farmsrsap there, !Ss tstsstsr
~. The 'd failing Mns"' on So% IN in i5G mns lGS" s sRIp sss, sie wa:
pr9naoiy PARTY owing TO the present dangerous CON
wants ,nss from ,w, thT, country In the nenr future, wil be
4 would in all probabiiIty have a tendency to %cnEc1
tne Keeling here; the. chances, however, are rather In
i%s: The m 's.i.Ss Io Day Sa s0 Se"n Si n PnSl saaSins s'S Sn
as iS"Sh Of a SIR sSrp rise i HRTs'' n,oFTin S' %s ,hS GSS Were Were yes'
tterhnN, Liverpool clnsinV UNCHANGED for, futures aud
decline, and shorts Ia .pr nccanr" good buyers The cash
days would a sresOtc 56n.nO6 bush. The days cienr.
anres were heavy, 100 900 BUSH. the bulk OF the
dun ard u,iinter"stiinSs"' with some connccssionin p rice
a%asntitie; 10 h. : Sr! RS Sc o. ter SG1@ cents S" y Rnsn .I Il paiG,
S nTTnr >, about b iaC; y bush. las, season; The present
S6G ,SY. to hedge ". !,hRsr;, seems ecu i il.tIc GdIsPo;;!iI:!osn,t tse
a much larger proril by not selling against their spot
FLoun-Trade quiet. Prices steady. Sales. $500 bbls.
E Fafs's;, of SSss 5 S$$S:isj
of c iG5 SSicsp Tor cotton .m,nn here MwSs Tnclnnsed' with sales ale
s sRa 81. Lois OIL; d issf SsH1 T. ,c sa'v IS {,mS MS1 1ss,i N nsd { Rs,
Hh IyS q a Sd d.,,; Morfo i,, S27, ana Mobile goo bales
10000 bales; futures iGere deciinei 3 3 points. but re-
ff2iI noin, part M SiSsIRhf '' !sSeIv at " , osi ssF s,gss Of bd ! to
s ssa, ssS . iSs2 ' HSs T'G a., and %HcssS5 i on las, y SSs 81 5, Louis
Houston 7.2le, against lO.iUi last week and i. itl last
year: Cincinnati 1850 against g,GU8 last week mud
LOU last year; Augusta .G+i, against 2.9so last
week ana HSl last yrnr. Memphis shipp d to-day
dVis. 81; LOUIS lsNH. and Houston 9.l7s bales. The
eNnorts from the ports Appropriated 3 1000 tales.
The New Orleans receipts on Monday are estimated ut
i5ouO 10 10 900, against 23,i20 last week and 1920
last year. Houston expects 5000 to 1900, against
BASS last week and x. ii2 last wear. In New Orleans
FUTURES advanced Is points hut lost part OF thu i'm.
proyelnent, The t,hr"nhrl" states that rain has fallen
IN most districts OF the South during the week, and
thnt az some points the precipitation has been heavy;
that the temperature has In general been lower. inter.
ruptinS outdoor WORK; that picking has been vir.
tually completed In all but n few districts. northern
summers have taken thus far this season ISL U2O
bales. .aeainst IA oso thus far last season.
Came into, sisht during the week. 86l .83i. against
32s; VIZ Ia the same week last year. making the total
IN sight a,9iO,23i bales, against 3. $50, 900 in the same
time last season. Tne exports from the ports thus
Tar this season aggregate 2.II3.2l1 bales. against
l;o.b, 9o2 In the same tine s"nson. The total " orlis
Visible supply Is now 3~.sl7.9TV bales. including 3.4V7.
nv Americanfa1 alnst 3..Ji. 100 last year, I,235.sS4
IN lsDi, and 4,l03,o2i IN lsn3. To-day futures here
advanced q to 10 points, but lost part OF the rise.
clos ng quiet and steady nj a net advance OF . to g
points. with sales OF laI, 800 bales. The future trading
was as follows: