The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-17

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Duluth received to-day 68,3B6 bush, against
900. $40 last year; Minneapolis 05. 1900, against
1873, 720; Chicago 5, 500, against 90 500 Milwnu-
kcc II, 800, against - 900; Toledo Zoo, against
1850; Detroit l,433. against 1,0ii last year.
Futures advanced Isc. to Sac, but lost this and
declined asc. to bsc. Future sales 3,705,DoO
bush, as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,ccs,. c7o.tnO. Night.
Il $::$!Si::::: II: f. & FL
c"st and freight to Parsio, mating s%sSisc,, .asttSS
Western. 86asSsc., cost and freight to Bunalo.
c%on-spot was in good eTport demand n nd and nrm;
on private terms free on board Nioat for export.
No n sn 2 mixed TX sp'sG; 10 p Slg " RI v "Hsrsi ed, % S,S s.s'
Future sales 4l5 900 bush, as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,ecst. Closing. Niglt.
ss$ Iss:*ssi$$ s S3is Fl s sP$ s. 81:
oaIaaSspot wa, 'tc. higher, No. 2 white. aoc.; No
sSi.c s' SsS. 9 mi nike. : w aaisc. G' Ra. Sac sOf siG., re- rsysc ted
mixed; 2oc.; rejected, white, 23n; No. 3 mixed, de.
aSsssc. Futures were Arm. Future sales 10000
bush. US follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. c'sstn0. His%it.
August. ..ass 22l aai. 49,. 49,.
Wheat was fevorish to-day and easily Influenced by a
few orders either way. The trading was qu!ot and
atoms in prices were confined Within a narrow range,
with the tendency toward a lower level. The Liver.
were offset by the favorable weather and crop news
from the West; A. one time prices recovered the
iished. innnen,si by tn. nrnness OF corn, = strong
s %sssst at lsI ,k %'; Ma sRd , o %ssNsn Sy carly oar io ssl'e Selling Gns
and closed at a net decline for the day: The North
sHs'eI In.t ree sess "s snd 'm sos 0I insf is yea. ears c nseans5
received 3 carr; against l2 last week and 10 lat year;
wheat and 25 confines on -four. Corn advanced in
spite OF the weakness in wheat, The Q was a good de-
cayo resolved 4a4 cars Of corn and asS q oats; the
receipts there TO- morrow are estimated st 900 cars OF
Tho UNDERGONE to the wheat market tod " was de-
s terSays. s siose. a. ts Ss,s Spe and fT %as ts.s sI pfIeo a sseTe y %as
an Improvement Of Rc. stimulated by an advance IN
was followed BY a break Of 1c. a bush. In
the last half hour there was Considerable selling Of
with the iuli side. The small stock in store and the
f 1hss : OF any h e kind Of a cash ca fh demand Tn1r a are all
We have rarely seen a time when the trade were an.
crop conditions continue good. and new wheat Is
making its appearance in some of the Southern mar
York reported nothing done in the way Of new ex-
port business. clearances from the seaboard were
ssptsmber Sdvancing &c, from the iSTest s9otation.
have taken the Ions e., side in the last few days and
that. a week ago, were .prcdictin 2oc, for the Sep
TENDER option. The growing crop is late throughout
fallen. and. with the presen. forcing weather. the do.
hciency in growth will rapidly be made good. while
in others moisture is still badly needed. Under these
conditions We do not at PRESENT. ell like taking any
decided position one way or the other. should there
be timely rains throughout Iowa the buyers OF the
prices will follow. Oats were steady. Influenced by
corn. They are sure to follow the other coarse
grains"
FLouR-was fairly active and easier owing to the
decline in wheat. Sales 10. 800 bbls.
Barrels. Sacks.
Receipts 17.sis
Exports SOO lu.3s4
Winter in bbis.-supernne. e2. No. g extra.
O.. 25S83.4o; No. l extra, 90. %. 70; clears. $40
MIL feed was inactive. Bran 90 ns) ' 100 ms. 55
@o5c.; middlings $50 to 100 ps). 57iaSo5c.; sharps
(hne), soc 15c.
C~OrToS-Spot cotton here advanced 1.l6c.. with sales
OF 776 bales for export and ZOE for spinning. Mid
ding uplands 7s.c, against 7asc. last year; New
Orleans advanced l.l6,, New Orleans sold 1000.
Savannah 40. st. Louis 100. NOBLE 30. Galveston 10.
and Augusta 10 bales. Liverpool advanced 1-32d.
on the spot, with sales OF 20. 600 bales; futures there
advanced l TO 2 points. but lost part. CLOSING at a net
advance Of ] to II. points. In Manchester yarns were
ST ally; cloths In moderate demand. Augusta received
to-day IS bales, against IL last week and IS last
year; Memphis 90. against so last week and 90
last year; st. Louis 81. against 80 last week and
20 last year: Houston Is. against % last week
5 bales, st. Louis l.1e2. and Houston 8 bales. The
port receipts were 647 bales, against 27s last week
and l. 1870 last year: thus far this week 9. 1891, against
3,+oS thus far last week. Tho exports from the ports
Appropriated 5000 bales. New Orleans advanced 8
TO 3 points. but lost the improvement. Futures here
quiet. with sales Of 81 200 bales. The future trading
was as follows: