The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-28

Ch'b-DpbN was quiet. safes = l,UWu DuSn., lnCluuluK
100000 No. . mixed and 100, OG0 No. 9 clipped on
private terms free on board snoat for export; Nc.
2ic.; No. 3 do: 9st.; rejected mixed, eel2c;; do.
track mixed. eiSS25c.; trasE white. 10000 at p5 tsS
sic. Futures declined ac. Future sales $4,000 bush,
as follows:
Last
s,D,,u, oesS'"O, Highest, LSss,'. ctSsinO. Nigh:
Whent-rhe market opened weak at 3isc. to &c. de.
pool cables. which brought about free selling by all
foreign houses. also. influenced by decidedly. lower
West. There was considerable excitement and a very
active trade early in the day; after which the market
king and following tho West, rallyins iiac, on light
SSesihli"ssi sharply Sn% $ sIsst to Sc ~ on sS eas : ioSsl u SnSs.i;
, nnd T %oGeTste 'f laying s'ci for to foreign rel, wi .eeo shs VT" fIc
close SHOWS a loss for the day OF sac, to &c.
s %l, = a s ga'n nSy,n steady dy a feeling cG m ,SS TTrs:
pool cables. the market opened weak at a loss OF l,
patty with wheat. AT the decline there was con,id.
cradle local covering and prices rallied, lc. helped by
W"st. but Closed rTn Il Sc e to SC. below yssterdsy.
with a fairly active speculative trade. oats wero
caso, Aug, liverpool wheat declined to-day
al1nt amount The trade was nervous. quota.
tons nuetuatins rapidly, making the execution Of
September deal has caused the withdrawal OF a large
thint' b on pTem' isst s .pad fns, Ir9n s .ag ,msr y : con TH
tions tending to cause a steadiness In the market Will
last week. Corn %%'i most OF the session esSe Was G undeF the h
influence Of wheat. demoral!zed by the wheat scare.
then a weak closing. crop damage compiaint: are
Increasing and are Internationally genuine. The
the other hand i''T receipts arc enoFmous. l.sia
cars to-day. with l.750 estimated for saturday.
days this has been u necessity in order TO keep eleva-
tors In working order. There has heen a fair shipping
dan al Inn II l"a mot hnap nm Ia. g.a1n anurAGfnt
by the movement. There viii be opportunity to buy
corn on breaks. and we think that ia the thing 20 do.
Oats were without any special feature, on fraction.
ally with corn. Receipts were liberal, AGA cars. with
300 estimated for to- morrow. They are certain to
FhoTnmWs: lSc to 2sc. lower, owing TO the de-
Barrris. Sack..
Kere,pts 2a.so
Exports e,oll 3,ono
ira, ss 0 s,7o; s,r.iKhts. 81 VOC $40; patents.
$50 80. sp.lns in bills; Clear; e.,3H$s 81 N I%;
iF,s"is Bran 4f fT@ Win F the Wss s'' Western S2nU 1uo Mlti
= loo as, 40 rs. 63ts0.igc 90 rs. 65G6itc.; 50
CorToS-The spot market vas dull and unchanged
at si.lsc. for middiing, %uplands, ) 5.ioc. for middlins
crn spot markets were unchanged. Receipts at the
ports to-day. -.ol". against +.a57 last week and IS;
last week aud 0s.l67 last wear. The interior move.
mcn' shows receipts at Aususta iSa bales. against 80
against II last week and ia last wear: at ST. Louis
iion ns : 5,7a aS' bnis.: "a as i1s. w s'!a! - ias las, week yssr; and ni
s.4B5 last year. Shipments were 20 bales from Au.
gusta. $50 from Memphis, III from st. Louis. aud
4.Bl7 from Houston. Estimated receipts AZ Houston
tomorrow. I $500 bales. against 3. 800 last week and
h,s24 last year. The Bombay movement for thu week
shows receipts OF 5000 bales against 5000 last year.
and sine" Jan. | 1900, 400 against l.6TS. 900 last
year. shipments since Jan. l. 1000 bales to Great
Britain and iii.uoO bales To the Continent. against
$4,000 bales 10 Great Britain and 6o2. 600 bales 10
the Continent last year. Futures here opened I TO 3
points on. but recovered most OF this. then reacted
and closed easy at a net decline OF Il TO 10 points
on all months except August. which was I points
high. Sales lis. 700 bales. The future trading wa as
f,ll,yxs.