The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-01

ffrelGh. to Baraio: mailing, $50 sc., as 70 qualify.
t4sststc: cost and freight e Buffalo. o]orn@spss
was less active. but strong. The sales were 100000
10: 2 mixed in elevator. $40; No; g white. slc.: no.
I i,C SSl ,SSS BUSH SasiS. a. sq foIIews declined &c. Future sales
R RsSemo'r:ssttss IL a. s+ s sts
o q - were steady but quiet. The sales were
e. 3 ao. 5:Yo Sp at as,se e.g 20; . ESi,e. s si!ppcd t? s5S;;
No. No. ss do; es sa !; 10 mint 2 mixed d. ! 200 a. at 2 ssSs.; e No.; 8
No 2 mixed 4 d ely s5isG track mixed, 2esese;;
naily higher. No sales.
n.o.ns Opening. Highest. LO''e''. clss!n0. Nigh, sss:
The speculation in wheat to-day was q~uletland. in the
d %sln prices Es 8 a tSsai edU Ss io%sr f lRaaas,sf; c.b assly fo In isS
selling and heavy receipts at the Northwest; shorts
sOnsss new SP buying sns as caussa nST raiiy!. Ana Large sSse eiesra %ess
from the seaooard also contributed to strengthen the
On the rG Sradstr .ns stSss e "Swe 'sndi S Selling w" sS ioesi
s Ssa, P the the las; prices being irregular; biverpool
Nor =o.,thaSs,sss.ss na receipts see ws.. l.ots car, against ! 500
s an increase %f ,Ss h in the ar ", : 's, supply S6S in this sst country .m =
crease OF IN 'h Enr TGstt Of goo. 900 Sa;0 Sush puma MAKING inS am I'M in:
crease in the total worlds available supply. OF
in this country decreased l~,74+.ooo bush. according
s ssS' s 3 s1 a;n'S sn, ~ ay ssss,sss 'a SsT s sss;ss sd
expects 24a tomorrow. Chicago. Nov. 30
part TH Of the sp srsde to sss sell the y, market a's 81. The p sn ing
OF the clearances for twenty.four hours. LOO, 900
Buying oushi e demand z ' ~hieS Carried ca rsai'm the pr aSe to s,'t sffsS
slhes With the close At 81 &c; for May, May ranged
sstc. Export clesrancss from the Atlantic coast for
1nsss a aa increase Ss.s 1e es S,o g. s $50 aoo Su sn'h in s sss .osfa,s
visible supply as compared with q decrease a year
slightly easier. Receipts continue large. being three
times what they were q year ago at primary points.
ago, The contract stock in store here increased for
1es wset to G sot& ;USG s@sn del IL Is s'd fSr ess 80 p %sss, ON in
Dsss M1I1 be- son nTos'ded At foil oil e cS9n.. Tsst svff d + ' ,5s
trad trade Yin in corn Sfasi again i iianld ESiaio Of 5e cS1n s1 cone sas
tracts. The premium on May was SEC. Receipts
SIeara nee S saas; al. sbou s' 1oo. 900 fS 6u. io'% %isS the s De-;
cember liquidation over we ought to have som i'm.
Ing new in oats. dhlearances from the sea Be 4 WUsa,
t tsa;9e1 for c.m RsSe,Rt' T Tsse m az sa VS., w s,aaS S1a a S;;
n Mm wit, With a Il general neral feeling OF confidence that prices
were steady. but the trading. was
quiet and interesting. The sales were 1880 bbls.
Recent, .~......~..~~.~HtfSS;,'eGs' s' S i'sss
Winter in btls, s~upernne. 81, lo@ss e5; No. g ex.
stra!sh.:. sii.7 SelsHt q Dp PATENTS H'eAt Ssss5.ass Mini
100 MS, sacks: quoted $685.; ICONS, sis; winter
In bulk. Sl3tG0l4.50.
CoTToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales;
100 bales were delivered on contracts. MIdd!ing up
leans and Gulf af.lSc' against : i5'ios. last Year. . The
Southt RI spot markets were unchanged. New Orleans
sod 5000. Savannah $500, Mobile 1000. Norfolk
8Sl. Augusta ABB, Charleston 322, and st. Louis $50
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales of 5000 bales; futures there declined Il to l
point: In Manchester yarns were quiet and steady;
bales. against 1854 last week and 100 last
year; Memphis 4.4e2. against 5.s3S last week
and 2.9l2 last year; ST. Louis 1925. against
LODI last week and 1894 last year; Houston
24.4O7. against 23. 1893 last week and i4.277 last
year. Augusta shipped to-day l.794 bales. Memphis
2;27l. st, Lonls 9.1lo ami Houston ls,es5 bales.
Houston expects to- morrow 10000 TO 10. 900 bales,
against 1922 last week and 5,064 last year. Nav
Orleans expects 10000 to l2 900. against 1897 last
week. f.bli last year. and 1897 in 1894. The port
receipts were 103.072 bales. against 81. O53 last week
and 4s.s50 last year; thus far this week 242.345.
against 4l,815 thus far last week. The exports
from the ports were no. 22o bales. New Orleans de-
clined slightly. Futures here opened l to 3 points
lower, recovered this and In some cases advanced l
point. but reacted and closed steady at u net decline
OF 9 to o points for the day, with sales of l22. 90 bales
The future trading was as follows: