The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-09
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MONDAY Nov. e.-GRAIN-wheat-snot was
In fair demand and weaker. Sales BIO. 600
bush, including $4,000 No. 1 hard Manitoba to.
day and 90, 900 late Saturday on private terms
here, "a % No. Q hard winter. 10000 uneraded
rod and spring, 240.0 900 No. 2 red late Saturday
on private terms for export at tho ou,ports.
Free on board afoat: No. l Northern spring,
New York. 07Lc.; do. Duluth. 9s4c.; No. 2 hard
luth, $i.Oi. Futures declined lasc. 10 Ne, but
recovered part Of the loss. Future sales 1898.
900 busn., as follows:
opentnO. HtOhs't. forrest. CLOSING. Niolt.
S $j;$;::; IS: g: e.: e. $ $$$ Il:
and freight to BuGaio; mating, ioss50c:, as to quality.
s sSSc, so., dun ana f sss,s, ' 90 s,a.i No. : ws..s,n; SoSs
n ns'oo and y f1I9iy s seti' s;ss s ode No. 3 @ Hnsh' Incl ,%nslud,ns
900, 0ootd do. at the outpcrts on private terms FOR e .
port. No. mixed in elevator, ~ Futures de.
$4,000 bush. as Follows. '""' '"'"'
Macy SsSsmo'rs 81. ~ ss iiss s." s."
Siaai in $500 Ss' Nc g. ! H, $Issa s sSlei sJ ,1t;S2 S.a Sg,e white In;
on private terms for export. No. 3 white. e7sc.; No.
: %o, s sS.s s n "; : y sss'' s s',pBB' a.. s ELY No i.j : asa
s sSs, R ,soss d %,, wsit Si;d sse e. No TO- 2 mixed !, o as,ir =, q
@s2c. Futures were stronger. Future sales none.
p.c.mss Opening. HIGHEST. Lo''e'', c's;i.0. N,gS,;
This is the visible supply:
Nor. .. Weeks Nop. 2.
Wheat. bush 90. dss, 600 Inc. G s'%s : si lsss 600
oats bush. S,,ssSS.,SSS Inc; $4,000 is.!is.SSS
barley HsSi S1s Bush s%..iiS..SSS f Inc. e7 1893 S.SlS. .SSS
The New York stock Ia az follows:
TeS;a' Ess1,. NsS;7.
S %aSat sa SS, h. s., ]s.sti I.ssS I Bss, sSS s..ssS 1,.sgs.Staa
S Ssfii sat Sa 81: $685. Inc Inc: s ss:5ss ]s sss:sSs
both bought and sold here. but the trading was main.
ly local. Lower cables. more favorable Argentine
Increase In the visible supply than had been expected
Induced Ind. So%., local iia au Isg,,sssIInE PRICES ,ss stop
ness. The market rallied slightly before the close on
S SSTSF'1 Pse Of iow ssSs'' 81 put The ,h G. LAST R Rf,Sss %fFs de pfnSstdi
I , In; so ii sSr P ,Sr w was i mrrs e aod Ts hes w Sash
s]:sSo;.oO issi year: The visible supply IN;
sos. 400 bush. to s.Sss. 200 bush. Corn declined
early. but recovered the loss. Liverpool declined
chicago receivei tSs ears and expects 500 to.mor:
row. The worlds shipments were 2.6a3.5vt BUSH,
nominallly higher. The visible supply Increased 30:
go G to'morr eS,easG Chicago nfseaSe" Now sse s s'". % Gables esps snd
the statistics were against the wheat bull to-
s sSi aop pF,s's snc SpenTf Se siSss .np p%,s s s%a to n Eye.
loss from Saturday; The trade was slow and alto.
I'D: Paris, on the other hand. was a little higher.
The only bull help from the opening to the close was
claimed go loads for export. not much considering
the break. An Incident was tho considerable ship.
worlds shipments, 8.247. 900 bush. almost equalled
the week previous Gus, and was g; 200 5000, 600 bush; more tina,
u very large proportion OF this was from this
bush. The rsceipts we're astonlshins. 500. SooSoSf6; bush.
at primary points to-day. against l.O0O 900 bush.
against Jos. III cars here. against SO a year ago.
There was an increase In the visible of over 1000. 900
a little Increase in the English visible. 81 900 bush.
1t looks as IT. to'inorrow's increase in the worlds
900 bush: it Is soins to be hard sEisdSins for SGG the
bull until the Northwest movement let's UP. Corn
mand, IS loads taken a, New YORK. The r Elevator
Esopis here who own the big stocks were no. sell.
charge in advance. Receipts were 45s cars. with 900
Of $4,000 BUSH. and a decrease in aI the Sisi LEGALLY OF
100000 bush. A corn advance cannot 20 very far
s !S:, "s RFssen are ensr nsw crop r Is yet Shipping TO %Sye d. .sSsai
looks, large only in comparison: 1t is not any larger
woulc do better hut for the weakness in wheat and
corn. The shipping demand is reducing stocks. still
with $40 estimated for Tomorrow"
FlouE-,was weaker. but in fair demand, Sales,
p...,Dt, Barrels. sacks;
Eere,pts sl.35D
EAports ............... 0,3DD 10, 40
Winter In bbls. -superhne. 8s. 100 49, 80; No. g extra,
90 300 $50; straiShts. q 1000 4.TO; patents. sI.s5
$3.50; Spring IN bhls-Clears: s4:9ocs q 80;
reedmB.an dun but nrn; Western quoted, y 100
bI3S62l ac.; 100 Ds.. 52is@sOc
Co~TroN-SpOt cotton here declined isc. with sales
or lv2 bales for spinn ng; 1000 were delivered ON
contrasts. Middling upiands. 67sc.. against = BLOC,
last year; New Orleans and Gulf, 8isc., against & T. &c,
last year. Norfolk and Augusta declined I.Isc.; Bal.
timorc declined &c. New Orleans sold 1000 bales.
Norfolk .. i+a. Augusta 744. Savannah 500, and St.
Louis 800 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the
spot. with sales OF $4,000 bales; futures there de-
clined L to 2 points. In Manchester yarn offers were
scarce; cloths. offers too low. Augusta received today
year; Memphis $500, against 6.o"l last week and
o.3S2 last year: st. Louis / .7b1. against l. 81 last week
and o73 last year; Houston. 1870. against &, 9es Inst
week and 8 1909 last wear. Augusta shipped today
3.32I; st. Louis, 5.O00. and Houston, lO,a2l bales
Houston expects tomorrow 26,4OO to 2b. 700 baies
against 4 1889 last week and II. 740 last year, New
Orleans expects o D 1000 to 81. 900. against 28, lis last
week and s.s4+ last year. The port receipts today
were ~. O79 bales. against 90. nc last week and All.
75l last year; thus far this week 1874, s3a. against
l22.06o thus far last week. The exports from the
rorts Appropriated %. 1000 bales. New Orleans de-
clined b TO 9 points. Futures here declined $ to .
points. closing ensy, with sales of l7b, 200 bales.
The future trading was us follows: