The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-04

NOT h,nea, 4, end douhtiess injured 4, N -. .,,.,A
r isSsser plant ~ Be. IN, nsa co 3 ysss ss VIII, s mo, Z, and :. ys..E,
After : thaw." Corn yyss dun and easier. Liverpool
ssSl,rsd q. Isl , g S@; Cn'c oss. r ws4s 500 ssrs o END
Shicago received we car. and expect. $40 TO norrow.
ten minutes Of the close, tben recovered i,s nc. Dc.
cline, aud closed wherr IL did Thursday. The selling
report. estimsting tho farm reserves AZ P7S..
SSo'p poSs, o sss the ss ares ss e : S.n,. s oSsl 9s., i ,n%mss
MINNEAPOLIS repsated the story OF 800 cars on the
Chicago. There were rumora up to noon Of private
ss,tism:nts Of Dscsmbss on a large scale, and then
report from New York OF 90 loads for shipment. The
n nss. hSwsy Si,o not Tot . Ss,ns S0nn5mcd Some ousi.
The bull crowd took no part In the market 10. day.
1 thee es %as ,c b sep 3 t ,ss o. % I srsTlnm auT i lO e. n as Z
thirty days between the Dec mber longs and the Gle.
receipts here. Some COED aatSor qdes'S 9ssi ra ,issS
friendly to May under a0c, Clearances for twenty.
total tonight VIII be livery large ono. Receipts do
not show much falling OF yet. Corn lost nc, and
the big stocks than there was a month ego. The in.
%spection was $40 cara, with AS estimated for sStur.
lsd, lower. There is nothing bulnsh in sight. Oats
s SsS from ON. zee; to gInaSsi%c; closing a, ,aIsse; FOR
mated FOR tomorrow. Clearance were 81 8 1000 bush.
The export demand I, not quite what 1t was. and the
VIII E=tou wSel, Tar i,s, WAS again .ssisr; in symps,hy
e.tins ~nf TSs s aHs 'r were i%e.soo S SSH'e' aas q moassn
Miller says: Flour trade In the East and abroad has
shown Improvement, while In the South and on the
Pacific coast business was inclined to dulness and
the volume transacted was small."
Barrels. Sacks.
neceipts' 0.0ts 1897
Exports ........... ........... s.8o9 42.77I
Winter in bbs.: Supernne. %. 1901 90. 95; No. g ex.
ot.S5St6.20. Spring In bbls Clears. -. 2b@si.4O;
%straights, s4.70@eI.9O; patents, s5@e5.2O. Mill
Feed-Was moderately active but easier. Western
spring. In 100 n. sacks. tl3@ .25; goo MS, el2.75;
winter in bulk, el8@e,b.
C~orroS-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales of 1877 bales for spinning; 100 were delivered
on contract. Mlddling uplanis 5 l3.i8c.. against
against Z 1890. last wear. st. Louis advanced
l.l9c. Savannah sold 1900. Mobile 1900. Augusta
1.943. Norfolk l.099, and st. Louis 800 bales. Liver
pool was unchanged on the spot. with sales of 10000
bales; futures there opened partially l point lower.
but rallied aud advanced q to ! point. The Liver.
pool sales for the week wore 5000 bales, including
$4,000 American. against 81 900 last week. Of which
Ing $4,000 American; stocks $4,000. including
49l.000 American, against BBS. 900 last week. OF
which 48o.00O wers American, and 100000
last year. including $4,000 American. In Manchester
yarns and cloths were quiet, but steady. The port
receipts were 80.013 bales, against +3.0O4 last week
1V.oOOito 29, OO6. against 20. 25i last week aud 1880
last year; Houston expects $500 to IL, 800. against
1883 last week and T.212 last year. The total int
rior receipts for the week were 235. 761 bales. against
259.07l last week and 1914. 40 Last year; shipments.
ESQ. sos bales, against 229. 4s2 last week and 1885,.
107 last year. Stocks, 566. 14s. against 54O. $50 last
week and 524. 84T last year. New Orleans advanced
advanced . to 8 points, closing firm after sales OF
l1t.OOO bales, The future trading WAS as follows: