The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-21

view Ioeulug, zbS@Zbi2c., COST and freight TO BunAln.
$ s,ai < LIS 4o s.;S No = : %s:5 term sss.s: cost and iie!sat
Sal. sc; 900 bush; for export. 40. mixed in Gle:
aud 10000 No. 9 mixed at a27sc. free on board snaat
e d9r p s1pess' ,, AT the F Ssspor,s $4,000 ss 600 No No E mixed sold
1856. 900 BUSH. as follows:
,.,- oDenfnO. Highest. Lopest. CLOSING. Night.
: sG S'sSS:i::::ssiiss sI. sis s - S. S.
o Ga ooo wa steady; Sale. o. 900 bush. including
y.,e sef Tn,pf foT export MH.'T. 'S No. sa ! wSlt s" . : i,o.! a.. ." 3 d p5,.
1000 At sstso No. 2 white clipped. EDO; No. 8 do:
mixed =. Zoe; d owl wPite eF sa,ss 90 se. s : mixed s1I' de fi1tstsa
&c; track miIel. 2sSasLc.; track white. 1000 az
ture sales 20. 900 BUSH. as follows:
ops.tn0. Highest. forrest. CLOSING. Nfasi.
sept ssSs: ;ai.;sls 2st IL 81: s1s 81
was broad and active. and the fuctGations in prie's
wele treaGen; aud at times violent,witi the len ,ncy
for local aud foreign account prices advanced sharply.
a.. one anri SI ,Ss f9S %asRst oS ~r rcs : and MD lost g. most Of
Guentiy prices rallied ami again advan ed. clo.ias at
and higher. a heavy e1por; business was Msi rn moro q
here at u Q QUIT orts and at the West. and Their, was a
pol advanced itd; to ia Paris ar sadTsis; ri s.c';
nogr there rose 10 to go cen mes. Brad,trest'sre-
try east Of the Ro:ki,t, Of s.i1e, 600 Lnsn. and a de-
G fp IT, i tn s1r %s, ID = lS 1890 b. Sp, . ss %a 1aa n. dserea.s
rece. pts wers +sa cars, against s6l last
s again a" i last a ~seE ei AVID ' sSa ia. ,f year xea ss snS safs.
bupee 3 Co. had a d, spasch from Antwerp stating
si ! wers Citing wors. dsiy. sab Tse f Han sG%.anr tri .S !.
a y So q , ssR. .o @t l Sa.s year against Tn. k az 200 sT roo i i, .,s .1s."s
9 IN vas "a easter; Good rains were reported through:
S SI ! the for corn 19lnlss Ssl'' Elevator aaS ' Sscpis' we're are s p5S:
e.s at the West. The receipts at Chicago were
to'morro~ owing to the anrayorsbre IT. Sea SfeS fee
e %STtny s the ot sTSp; 20 Ths aysl,sSle supply n s III.
600 bush; o.ts were easier with corn. Chicago re-
July y sS-" :VP Resst" "TESssyG sales iss'S OF c Sssh wS Ss,i" fSs
Tst. The sssr.f pate repopt-d f hsre and am '0 a, the % sas
DO I'd amounted to nearly 100000 bush. These
n faSlrse d IA = ' tas lot %eS Ssls SEQ sSc.5 R5Ss Sash. up NI' I le .pIias.
to go from here; the balance vas largely, winter
were hearts, and rncl'n"d to the short side. The
s and the on ma "lastae was sp: sen.i'iys a S%' essiiv TSs light as
a predominance Of either buy nr or sellirs or
wet weather. Rain In the Southwest is eSprcted to
delay r"oeipts In that section for some days. Crop
though in Some sections turning out better than an.
4 I ated. our private advices from abroad p.C bet
the shortage In their crop wlI fully eIuaI the in.
in European ports arr light. and the amount an"at IN
Great Britain and the Continent usually small. II
they continue /" buy in large auaptiiirs. IL viii viii
mofe than onset the inHu nee Of a large movement
ment herr has generally been the other way. Corn
was weak during most OF the session. frminR q trine
at the close in sympathy with the improvement in
wheat. The principal selling was done for the az.
count OF receiver and elevator companies. The ship
ping demand was g'od. Buying was liberal for for.
eigD account. and the inspection out from here to-day
was nearly n million bush. The general speculative
int rest IN corn was Eight. Oats were weak, particu.
larry for cash, samples being i4c. to ic lower. The
cash demand was slow. Firmness In wheat was all
that prtNe emit d a de line in oats"
Was In fair demand and nrmer owing to the
advance in wheat. Sales 10000 bills.
Receipts .e84 27.e03
Exports. ........... ................ 6.2sl li,5Bl
Spring In bhla.: No. 2 extra, o.. Sc So. SO; No. ! TX.
ira. 81 453t8.86i straAShts. o.. 7oGS2.8O; patents,
4.2bG1+.4b.
CoTToS-Spot cotton here wss unchanged. with
sales OF 2.Dl7 bales for spinning; 100 were delivered
on contract Mid ling uplands &c. against 7isc. LIST
year. The Southern spot markets were uncha aged.
Savannah sold $50, New Orleans 500, Charleston 80.
A, Rusts ~. Norfolk 10. and 81 Louis 1 bales. Iiv.
erpOol declined l.32d, on the spot, with sales "
5000 bales: futures there decl ned TO l. points.
but rallied. closing generally unchanged. In Manches.
Memphis received to-day a bales. against 20
last week And 20 last year; Houston 80. against
SO last week and 10T last yea; Augusta s.
against 100 last week ana 4 last year; Il. Louis Z,
ngaiGHt last week and 2s last yea Cine matt iii,
aga INST 24y last week and a8 last year. Augusta
shlpped today s@ bales. Memphis rs. 81. Louis $40.
Cinciurau .. and Houston 10 bales. The receipts at
the pors were 1875 bales. against 81 LAST week nd
9.be8 last years thus far this week 93l. against
l.T7v thus far last week. The expor = from tho Iorts
were 2.6a8 bales. New Orleans adv ,nced 5'to s
POINTS. Futures here advanced o to 4 points, clos ng |
Steady at an advance OF 2 to I points on ne ,r months
and 0 TO \ on distant months, with sales OF 80, 900
AHl ThA fnInFa trading "A "a A n n I'm lnuua.