The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29

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oats-Spot was firm and in brisk demand for export.
Sales o32, 900 bush. including 100000 heavy white
terms for export. No. white. 1000 at 2Gc.;' No.
49, 81 Yss s?'s 60 2 mi Mixed e Ta a.SoS Sl at ss5,c so 5S. 4 G 10. G Z DC:
rejected do; gee: do. white, &c: No. mixed de-
qs,oGo at aGsSlc. Futures advanced &c. Future
sales $4,000 bush, as follows:
Opening. Highest. forrest. Closing. Night.
pecembcr.aaa "a 49,. $50 2s91
day. At the opening prices declined on local selling
transactions prices rallied and advanced, closing at
the best prices OF the day. There was a good demand
shorts covered. and unfayorable adv!ces were re-
ceived regarding the outlook for the Australian
Liverpool advanced Id. to sd. but reacted. Paris
advanced lAc;- after an easier opening. Flour
receipts today were larger than yesterday.
S Ssa ~, ssg f iass v ssaiH: Th ,sE S EsstsFeay, So aon la' ou Mfss
last week was 426.s65 bbls. Corn advanced with
S SHins' 400 ears s'r asain.t |s essim sMsst Of a !" cars sast'i The
receipts there to.morrcw are estimated at 4lm cars.
row. chicago, oct. 2s.-"whcat opened on Sc. a.
the start. hut soon re covered the decline and closed
with an advance OF &c. the range being from o5isc.
cables t" Ss" Scpo witG May nd At nee of d's Sc tn &c. A a nn.h'
Liverpool and Paris showed a little change. Clear.
bush. Bradstreet viii probably show 5000. 900 bush.
shipped for the week. Receipts were less at primary
strength to the market is due to the supply and
demand situation. Corn was strong. with rather a
though the advance was due largely to the i'm.
provement In wheat. Receipts were 400 cars. with
were PSI 900 bush. The strength in wheat Will. of
course. be n help TO corn. oats were strong. helped
by light receipts. a good shipping demand, AM tho
general Improvement in other markets. Oats are In
a stronger position relatively than corn"
FLouR-Was rather more active and trmer In sym
patty with the rise in wheat. Sales 10, 500 bbls.
Recent, Il" 80 iM%'TTI5
Exports 2,lb6 4o.p2l
Winter in hbls. -Surernnc. So 81. Is; No. . extra.
@S5.%5. Spring In b~bls .-Ccars, s4.3nu.64.55
ssrnlshts. S4so@;3; patents, $500 MIN Fed
100 ms; 40 nsD 5;n@GaEc,; 90 ms. 57t%SGatct.;
so Ms, 57LaCp62 .c.; 100 MS. T2LadsOc.
sa GSF Of 953 bale, S"'1 fap sSinui %%' H1%atins aira %!'s
q Lido against : l5.l6c. last year: New orleans
and G1lf; G3;iSc, as1iqs, : a,lGG; last year. Sa:
Norfolk 025. Mobile 200. Charleston 100. and 81.
spot, with sales OF 1000 bales; futures there
opened point higher. but reacted and closed at a
Chester varHs were dull; cloths nniet. The Bonn.
bay receipt. for the week were 5000, against
G1nt,n Las, yr.r; snipmEn sI none r.s aSS!ns' $40, . 900 70 g 6 me
bales. against 2.770 last week aud 1920 last year;
Memphis 4.i9l. against, 1870 last week and 2.aos
last year; st. Louis | 800, against 1900 last week and
'23 last year: Houston s.b8i. against 1880 last
week AMI 1000 last year Augusta shipped today
bales. Houston expects tomorrow 900 80
1000 bales. against 1850 last week and l2,6sl
10, 900, against ll.302 last week and l0,e34
last year, The port receipts were $1,000 bales.
far this week sI0.36s. against 300. 100 thu. far last
week. The exports from the ports were IL .nl0 bales.
Nsw Orleans declined 10 points. but recovered par,
recovered part OF this and closed steady at a net lie.
cline of ! POINTS for the day with sales OF 10000