The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-19

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thus far this week ars about ooo,6Do bush. smaller
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the lover cables Ana Initial n.5sass were
ing; but there wa; iittls wheat for sale hlss and a general
s sSS% and some Of" .; our %"' iars "'' pFFoi q Tic
e %assss h ,stfs BEEN sa' .sia s s:ssns sn cable Gs a sd TsRsst rs sna. .%s
an advancing market in Part. ewing 70 :he winter
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n ffs apSta t tHllin he on I,u sn = ian a al PIiT inaia SaS crop frG re-,
porte are IS bad as ever; Cash sales here amonnt t
Ef5s ssni sn il: :ias shs o. sss sni,FG as. ssis siosin sG x esnss h nsSst
than yestsTG.y; There has been !, pressure q Ds:
S Sna S.s son n. + and % ' aso Sp''H issc S'tSssa SsSf%S sis
c%onsumptiye demand for corn IL very large, going
into many new channels and supplying what have
heretofore been inaccessible markets, yet the pres.
sure by farmers to realize. who must have money and
room In their crlbs for the new crop, lays like a log
on the market. The mills are buying large Quantities
uct. This and the low price certainly ought to check
any further decline"
FLouH.Was somewhat more active. Prices steady.
Sales 10, 200 bbls.
Receipt, hq p.sss $ Sr SO
Exports ........,'.... ........... $500 $50
Winter in nbls,; supertne, g.; 5ogsa lot No g extra,
$2,4o@sSao; No. / extra, s%3@sa.1oi clears $1,000
g. SO; Stralghts, s$ggss'55 patents ~s4's'@S''ioi
MILL FEED Was hrm and n far denand;o iran
middlings, $50 to 100 DsJ. O~OE77'tc.i Sharps uinel'
GoiToSNspo cotton here declined l.l6c, with sales
of 53 bales for spinning, and 800 delivered on con'
tract MiddlIng uplands, I ll,i6c, Against essc, a
year ago; New Orleans and Gulf l5lOc; against
$50: last year; sayanna, declined "a I a1 "oa 81, So LGTls
1901, st. Louis i,0e6. Mobile 200, Augusta o70. Sa.
yam SSnnS an; ga1 bales; il l anG r. fss. fstaIes th ,,rsa ad S 0n .ed
quiet, Memphis received to-day b.e6e bales. against
against 1895 last Week and $500 last year; Augusts
$3.50, against 2.4O8 last week and S5u last year; 81.
Louis $40, against 264 last week and l.oil last year.
last year. Memphis shipped to-day 79g nales, ~.
Louis 5.4ol and Houston ls,34e bales Houston re-
eslpIs to,merToT are estimated az 1890 ,o 10 5000 1000,
New Orleans expects lJ,500 to 1890. against
l4,2l6 last week and p,llb last year the port re,
Ssipts were =, oss 1saIIssst 4i iias ,a last ny wss ss,s g iSs
704. against lTs.757 thus far last week The exports
from the ports approximated $1,000 baiea' In New
e SIissn' 10 1Sn points s''f Futures mere opened points
lower to 2 points higher, advanced 3 to Q points. but
reacted and declined. closing easy At = net decline Of