The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-11

& SSt tsn mNs erS SDI sspSEs was received this ss,ernson
sSsrsse Yield Of corn y acre PS'S az "a. Sn S,, stated az, tss
s sssin. Ut f.. E' is:. , sSStV cSiSss9 sO2 bHsS. acre.
don Itnnss's despatch, reporting general frosts in Ar.
srpooi was plainly impressed By il. ssc sna nsS, o i,v.
our break OF 1hc. on Tuesday. II bccSme strons
other evidence Of the way the t o%S aSy before n Genera. Aai
took the news was the enormous export busineas
close. Conssryative shippers East said to.d Isy"sg bS Sse
ness would probably DO the largest on the crop.
the. A lscs1s.a' rS NS S SnS.p S.a, any attention 10 the
a Week past. The market easily got t" over s,iIs , uot
closed over. The local opinion of the Argentine news
probably prove as harmless as the 'r %Nnx there her, wonld
experienced on this side. That kept the local talent
OF the enormous export business at the seaboard
nothing was done from here. The Kentucky Novsm.
the area 90 2 osnh Of last years. It is possible that
morrow we would have lower prices. Corn vas arm.
4 that Mf II !ssrS w in sy wep,saf IN w hrsy wns sns, 10 $ ~ ,%s :, isHcea
II would harm corn. There were 9a9 cars. with n5b
higher. SeaSoard cicSrsnces were PSI, 900 Bush. The q
shipping demand for corn Keeps good. There Is q
the present to Offset a good deal that is bntiish. OATS
were firm. Cash esles here, yesterday exceeded oOO..
foreign account. There has been some selling Tor two
days by a concern which ia credited with being long
FIouR-Was only moderately active hut nrm, owing
TO the sharp rise in wheat. Sales $500 bbls.
n.c.,D,, B % 1sn 5; sas st,
Exports ...."..... l.7s1 1885
Winter in bbls.-supernne, 90. loS 81, 25; No. 9 extra.
%. 300 $3.50: s~traikhts, o.. 60ae4.75; patents. sass
@S5.p0. Spring in bbls Clears. 81. 300 81. 80;
straights, -. 90: patents, e5@e5.l5. Mil
Feed-Bran steady. Western quoted, y 100 MS. 40
ms, b7HCs82 loc.: 90 ms. 57LaSBeL c.; so Ms, 5iLaS
62l2c.; 100 MS, T2l2@S0c.
CorroS-Spot cotton hero was unchanged. with
sales OF IL bales for spinning; 1.s00 were delivered
on contract. Middling uplands, bTsc.. against Sisc.
last year; New Orleans and Gulf, Bisc., against sac.
last year. Charleston declined l.18c. and Wilmington
lac. New Orleans sold 700. Norfolk ]. 305. st, Louis
Sp5, Augusta b66. Savannah 4S4. and Mobile 400
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the SPOT. with
sales OF 1000 bales; futures there adv anced ! TO IA
l point. In Manchester cloths were dull; yarns. buy.
ers hold of. Augusta received to-day 1.S49 bales,
against 2, lSI last week and 2,+03 last year; Memphis
1855, against ! 1000 last week and All last year; st.
Louis ]. 7b4. against |. s4Sl last week and 1854 last wear;
Houston. 1887. against lO,SOT last week and A.609
last year. Augusta shipped to-day 2,S55. Memphis
4.lSl, ST. Louis s.91l. and Houston 15.42l bales.
Houston expects tomorrow $4,000 to 10000 bales,
against !O,i03 last week and $3.50 last year. New
Orleansexpects $4,000 to 1900. against lO.8s0 last
week and 1920 last year. The port receipts were
bi.36i bales. against 81. $50 last week and 4l.424
last year; thus far this week 2sl, 800 bales. against
2S3.9le thus far last week. The exports from the
ports were 30, 1917 bales. New orleans advanced 9 to
= points. but reacted and declined 2 to 3 points. Flu.
lures here advanced 8 TO 3 points. but lost this and
closed steady with prices unchanged to 9 points low.
er for the day, with sales OF l2i 800 bales. The
future trading vas as follows: