The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-26

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s srn s5SsIasc;: cost IS and and freight 70 Buffalo: Corn.
$4,000 bush is': 10. z 3 new m is@" ON private e1p terms ' fres
on board afoat; SO, 900 bush. do. old, and ia, 900 No.
: gel' In on s,d R5.sa!' ' f59nre for ds saRSsa. n, No 3 F %,1Gs
sales 245. 900 bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,rest. Closing. NIGHT.
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oats-spot was quiet. No. 9 white, 27c.; No. 8 do.
nSGs rs ss'.e wn Ne. Ss'tdR Gp'. Sec ere; s, SS; q n %i1e ssG sia No re- >
1eeted white, gao; No; g mixed delivered; 2sac.; track
isc. lower. Future sales, 100000 bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo.cest. Closing. NIGHT.
july Taaiyy+ ssas' ~ "a aa;
The trading in wheat to-day was quiet and in the
main Of a local character a,s, After q arm opening on
TeSeded. closing at the lowest figure. Of the day. The
h mSss%sa. eS @as h SsEs sSifs s ans w sss sr' anG sf6P
advices from the West were favorable. There was
S Spon o she %ar rf%o'f Pa rG! sd1sneed ~ ssa !. I! nag se no but eaf re.
acted: liverpool declined I'D. Berlin declined 40.
, %ssk gs sna 81 Ga'i lag T TsSsive srd as ears; against 4sns.,l y , last Is.
crease ere sd in the s =, ias supply Sa1 En in this his, country; East Of p
Europe Of 100 900 bush. making a decrease in the
total worlds available supply OF 8 5000 bush. Corn
f TSere was s a good Se demand me Tep ssSssP' for ~ export nef The
available supply in this country. according to
csived to-day s4s cars. and expects 800 to morrow.
sSsase Se1 1.o s!sS sA Sssh. Chicago Tns syA1 4sssiyes suSsR RS ca as;
the receipts there tomorrow are estimated at sol
f fsom x SsieasS; NAY Close so; with me 1ee .S,eay t lSss he 'tGs
decline. Continued favorable weather. large receipts
mand, poor cash business. and a small decrease
In the worlds visible were the bearish features.
market will likely Continue to drag. Fine weather Of
itself is a Weakening influence. and June is usually a
offerings. and influential local selling cost corn sS.
Receipts were s4S cars. with 500 estimated for to-
morrow. Seahoard clearances were 247, 1000 bush.
With cables a ID Lower In ,.G There ,s ,s IL 4 tS. prospect Of any any
old crop is on the move; the new crop could not have
q better promise Oats Yielded slightly; Receipts
morrow. Crop conditions, continue favorable. The
West continues It's selling
looking for concessions, but holders remain nrm.
Receipts B Bqrss';. $3.50 SsSss;
Exports 1874
Spring in barrels: No. 9 extra. os.so@es. 40; No. 1
SITE st'iSss 81 So: Mi o%sst@E"e'@Shs,ss ' da Si'S sss dim Pa' sPss
g. n 81 . e te1 s Ssai sS SSne5. Ss @'aaslns' '0O'0 lou
CorToS:SsPot cotton here advanced 1.lec, with
NN sM orfea Tpis AMID o 1iei sc as ssain,t 3 = i /. sc. last last year;
Changed esa cd on ana ahs S sSss. Win IL . sS!ss Of s.SSo Bsis.! M fasu 4s;
f tn S,n aSSsnsed YARNS s2 to and IL s,o PSint %,- slo SaYf arm:
eu.ta received to-day 50 bales. against j. last week
and 8 last year; Memphis 90. against 90 last week
and 102 last year; st. Louis lo9. against $40 last
last week and 1913 last year. Augusta shipped TO-DAY
l07. Memphis 1913. ST. Louis To1. and Houston
281 bales. Houston expects tomorrow 90 bales,
against e5 last week and 100 last year. New Orleans
expects 500 to 800, against s17 last week and 74s
$500 last week and $3.50 last year; thus far this
week l0,518, against 12.052 thus Far last week. The
exports from the ports were l. 567 bales. New Orleans
advanced 0 to 2 points. Futures here advanced Q to
o points, but lost part of the rise. closing steady at u
net advance OF s TO 9 points. with sales OF 81, 500
bales. The future trading was as follows;