The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-23

kou1g A&HeoNO 'e'Ast
last year; Duluth 82,440, against 241,741;
Chicago 1900, against 1900; Milwaukee, &c.
600, against Al, 450; Toledo 3,46s, against 5000;
Detroit 9 1921. against 9, 1868 last ycar. Futures
advanced ioc. to 1c., but lost part OF this and
closed lec. to asc. higher for the day. Future
sales 1880. 900 busb., as follows:
opentnO. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING. Night.
$$::$;;;$$s::; 81 81 50 sS
cost and freight to buffalo; mailing. $50 ac. as to
s1n. 81. s ss ,, wa. . SS'i and st iTeisS Sss e Sai No. = c %9st.
spot was nrm. sales 100000 bush, including $4,000
free on board anoat for export. No. j mixed in Gle:
yator. 10000 At 99c; Futures advanced &c. to lac.
Future sales l70. 1000 bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,ee't. Closing. Nioht.
ss:$$s' HI: e.. e. E. e. e. e. 81: e. e..
do 24bc.; No. . white. clipped. asc.; No lido. aSc.;
Soc: d dow White Tas'' &C. NS; . track ao: mi mixe rS,eS ssa a mnseu'
track white. e4l2s3lc.; No. 9 mixed, delivered. 23c.;
Futures were steady. Future sales none.
uni, Opening. HIGHEST. Io'os''. c'G,,"9. Sigs'.
After hesItating at the opening to-day on favorable
crop news, wheat rallied ana advanced. Too much
v%esting, and shorts covered. Before the close. part Of
the rise was lost on realizing, but the last prices
trading was quiet and In the main OF u local charac.
ter. Liverpool was closed In oh crvance Of the
and declined DC. to &c. Brad.tres sfss'f reported a dc:
s the Ro a ! iss S OF s!sSi. c sSpP sSs In hi The so]sso o1tSS sss' 2f
receipt. were 1893 cars; against 9o5 last week
a against ssI il 'i iss. y Sesl e SnG IS i ISS''y year. . corn corr;
advanced with wheat. Shorts covered. Good rains
In this country, according to Bradstreefs. Increased
6oI,Ooo bush. Chicago received 7S7 cars and ex-
fected. The available supply decreased ssi7.ooo bush.
Chi ago received 400 cars and expects $50 to- morrow.
losing It almost as quickly. but finally closing strong.
more distant futures did not move much; The July
auf nfm wa much 7 d discussed Oh "a = eS ons of the ehG bu SG
houses to another concern identified with the cash
that the July long interest meant to take in the
wheat. Almost es quickly there started the theory
fact today that july was ha4G to Q Buy when anybody
wanted Il: The situation is involved: although any
manipulation still seems improbable. The cash trade
Keeps small; the export d mand particularly light.
hSf o ndsi1'f fr %nrf Eise M r e' TSs weather. ys = seFF Vest @sFs Keeps seIis
favorable. The worlds visible was NOT completed,
holiday. The September and December are not high.
The trade ought TO be larger next month. Nobody
crop, Corn was steady. Notwithstanding excellent
Weather West; showers with normal temperatures
mated for to:morrow. There was not SO much out
vi; Win ,f fa1r we TaS ae% Snlls w ~n' RR1 a1s PS work 5T2T to ' %sln:
tam themselves. There was an increase last week Of
800. 900 bush. in the contract stock. Oats merely fol.
lowed corn, closing practically at Mondays prices.
after a narrow range. Weather conditions could not
be any better than they are"
FLouR-Was dull but unchanged. Sales IL. 800 bbls.
Barrels. Sacks.
Receipts e. IL. 024 1859
Exports. $500 fEZiA
Spring in bbls No. 9 extra. ss. 25@ss.4O; No. l ex.
ira, es 5oeS3.70; straights. 8s.7o@83.so; patents,
o.. 95e 81. 20.
CoTroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged with sales
of 7ls bales for export and 7sS for spinning; 400 bales
were delivered on contract. Middling uplands. I'sc,
against 7'so. last year; New Orleans and Gulf.
Size. against 7'sc. last year. Sales OF 82l bales for
export and l.225 for spinning made last week were
reported to-day. Savannah advanced 1.16c. and