The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-16

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q sharp advance in wheat today. The Liverpool
srSi decrease h FOR tie wee E.I and . iSSRy c s%STsI PART
9th the mi rise q. was ,.., Loaf Lost, before the c,oss on rs cal, ,ns
p%Eovemcnt for the day. Liverpool advanced I'D. TO
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creased 90, SSs, 100 300 bush. TIT quantity on pass.se de.
S @@Ssf %s sSo 1887 PSI. Gssh Sul The against WGni%'' a. ;hiR .sSS n l .sc
previous week and 0~,oli,2os last year. Re.
ss1s@ At ss sc ! sSE'n week 'S ana S xSF' last ss' y Ss,s:
Chicago received ~ cars, against go last week and "a
creased e4s,O 900 bush. last week total stocks dc.
creased = 5000 bush. Futures were nrmer in sym.
FsS visible q supply p iT WPess; $4,000 SdsS. The
worlds hiPments last week were s%,429;oit bush
last last year si,c The quantity on passage decreased srn..si 50 5000 90.
creased 10000 bush. chicago received al4
S mated ' as sa sSSCe aers. ' SSisasd so,% March 49, are 1851 81.
There has been ,abont an equal division Of dam
dssy, Which has caused a very err nervous feeling among
traders. Through Kansas and Nebraska there seems
owing to the wet weather during the winter in that
locality, which, on account OF the nature OF the soil,
weather, without snow protection, barely ever causes
injury, providing the ground contains sufrcient moist.
for for kansas i SI Published II t@ win T be SesPisS Du'c Conditions
in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. and Kentucky are not so
the damage done. The market has been firm the en-.
tire session; news was in favor OF holders. The
crease on passage Of l.eo0. 900 bush. and a decrease
In Int the s,a snslis sSt Yislbl S,s Of sS9; SSo; The GaD, his ssi1s Sss m ar.
vance here on saturday, Spot wheat was quoted
WnShn mSTs t hsfsr osi. . e BY an an n naV%nco n III f.r hsS equiv:
alent to about &c. y bush; owing, It is said. to dam
WOrld'a whent shiDmpDfA to EurOpe RhOwed some In
crease over last week, the comparison being 3:8s7, 600
Russian and Danube ports. Oats have been weak,
with local traders the best sellers. Receipts continue
changing from May to september. PARTIES who were
sel!ers OF oats were also sellers of corn" mn ,,,.
FJoUR-was frmer. but quiet. Sales 5000 bbls.
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ss.Ses ss. SSi'i No. suP ! s1sTs, 81 sa ;4SS ss. S. clears SS; i ss.7S
@sS.9oi, patents, e4.&5@s4.4o; %straights, s4@S4,l5,
100 MS, $50 roc: shorts 90 nsJ. $50 zoe; middlinss
go to 100 ns). 6b@ 75c; sharps (fne), 7oSsoc.
Of ' S5T bales for Sos spinn nsaS W" Mid %ninsn spisnds: Fac,
against { ll.lee. last year; New Orleans and Gulf,
st. Louis 800. Mobile 800. Norfolk lie, Savannah 81.
opened 1 point lower. but rallied and closed frm at a
and cloths were quiet. The bombay receipts for the
s ssl9 %sef Received wfFs i ,o:SsS s sseip Bates sa ssains las sgs sf last
week and 49s last year; st. Louis $50, against 555 last
week and 92 last year; Houston q37, against 1880
last week and 1874 last year; Augusta 211, against
800 last week and SEQ last year; Cincinnati 1.914.
against 387 last week and l 1875 last year. Memphis
shipped to-day 1,523, st. Louis 1850, Houston 2,091,
Augusta 957, and Cincinnati LIZA bales. Houston
week and Z, 603 last year. New Orleans expects q. 1000
to $500. against 1854 last week and 1917 last year.
The receipts at the ports to-day were 10, 1877 bales,
against l4,s29 last week and 1925 last year; thus far
this week 81 .731, against 27,55S thus far last week.
The exports from the ports were 5 1854 bales. New
Orleans advanced 10 points. but lost part OF the rise.
3 to 4 points, with sales OF "a, 800 bales. The future