The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

The speculation in wheat o4day was more active, but
The principal factor in the decline %as tho Brad.
street statement showing an enormous increase in tine
prisss decIIned slightly lightly on o love ioSc @S ssSl as s sna G 2oreiRss
sei,ng; There was not much pressure 20 sell. and
The late Liverpool cables were better. the Northwest:
s mS.I receipts sb we're smaller; and shorts covered; But
loves, nssre, Of d""t tRe' da Sno 1%,S St?ssS declined ed
cars, against s5s last week and ssi last year. Brad.
bush; ana an incrssss II Europa |" pSf q $500 900 bush,
supply of e,e7o.ooo bush. chicago voted to-day on
,sS pro pc sSn, s%snd lqSSn rs,n !. nn1S.L Nc. ; Z spr Ing
amendment was defeated. Corn declined with wheat
c aresreG in d the aSa,i SSi s srpai1 in ss fispS Sonntl ap of OF
s.2.s; 900 bush. Chicago received 42a cars and eI.
rest Of the list. Tho available supply Increased
$4,000 bush. Chicago received a5a cars and
feature Of todsy's market was Bradsfrect's estimate
or the he worlds visible. showing an increase Of nearly
and was followed by a demoralirinE break which
caught a lot Of stop orders. Tho market at the start
most Of which came out again on the decline. For.
eisn markets were a shade easier clesrances from
sSowSd an Increase Of 100000 bush. over the CORE:
the winter wheat belt continues, and unless
Corn Gs%n' o S%mss s sPesSil AND Tl held pT ,Ss . q Spl nsR.n rss'q bs;
finally declined in sympathy with the break In wheat,
the market closing. &c. under yesterdays bottom
ing OF; arrivals to-day being +2s care and the esti.
mates for to- morrow $40. seaboard ciearances were
$780, 900 bush. Oats were weak with corn and wheat.
There seemed TO be no other reason than sympathy.
There was stop order selling and general outside
LIQUIDATION. The shipping demand has not been quite
so sharp the last two or three days"
~FLoUR-Trade remains only moderate. Buyers
were asking concessions owing to the sharp break In
wheat and prices closed generally DC. to Toe. lower.
Barrels. Sacks.
Eece,pts. ai,nS5
Winter in bills supernne. 90. loot 8 .eb; No. Q extra.
o.. %. as; straights, e4.85s o.. 40; patents. %. 100
sesS. Spring I'm bills; Clears. et.Ao9eA 80; s%traights.
dull but nrm; Western auotedi Per 100 MS. 40 ms,
eSl2seoc: 90 Ms, 8Sae7iac., 30 ns, eo0e7iac.i
C~orToS-spot cotton here declined ,sc.. with sales
OF 60 bales for spinning; 800 were delivered on con-
tract. Midland uplands 6oc., against sac. last year,
St, Louis declined l-lBc. Savannah sold 1910. New
Orleans 1000. Augusta 1880. Norfolk ss1. Mobile
on the spot, with sales OF 5000 bales; futures there
advanced l to 2 points. but reacted and closed easy at
q net decline L Of = to l point; In Mancncster yarns
year; ST. Louis $50: against s2s last week and oeoiast
p.475 last year, Augusta 2,8Sl, against a,632 last
week and s.S4l last year. Augusta shipped to-day
2:c9a bales, Memphis I.a7s. 81. louis s.s77. and
$500 TO 1000. against l5,0+7 last week and s.7es
last year. New Orleans expects 8. 500 to 500, asainst
from the ports were l0.a37 bales. The port receipts
were 80 400, against 1854 last week and s7.I06
thus far last week. New Orleans advanced ! points.
but iost Il and declined slightly. Futures hero ad.
yanced to 8 points. lost this and declined TO 8
points. hut rallied slightly, and closed steady ct q net
advance OF l to 2 points on all months except septom.
Der and october. which were 8 and . poi, Is lower re.
spectively. The total sales were $780, 600 bales. Tho
future trading W as as follows.