The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17

Ma y.........34s 84f s4% 844 e5
G {ns ,2s Sao T e. ; ! s;fSn,d sa aso, S ssS' 200 SSSv bush; MS, ,ocl SDd
10000 do. late last night on private terms for export.
s sEi = ws sse., sI,' s ao Ne a7 ? aoi NO. s7 : mi No 3 a yais;
No. s do. e4ac.; rejected mixed. go; do. white.
s sSss1 90. a. z % @hIss! S Ss15csr e s4 ssss;: ' Fusar. %' 1sss
nominally unchanged. Future sales none.
n.e,ms.r Opening. H'oAe's. 1o~s's. csSs,"0. M sss
II sEss f I ' IN yn nss,.. sssss s X, ss,ss a sss , s,ss:.
tions In prices were confined within . narrow range.
w ws4e t s4m %seSp sins ss SsEnwrF D. a A. the s. GSSFs1i aad Pt eSis
weather at the West, but after the nrSt transactions
they tie SN STaHSesa we're Se1 ' large and asin the BraS,t aess'p state e.
ment was expected to show q heavy increase in the
f mSte%' S hoWeVer, ' Was the ia ABSENCE %Ss' Of specalao
ton; tiyerpoGl was unchanged t. p,a I'D; higher:
sla week sssiip' and "s SIS last year sa.'' s ssei"1s .'' re.
ihis SSu n ! s e Si5lt saSS n Sa,1; AND nd ; A. ,asis, = IN II
Corn declined. partly in uympathy with wheat. Liver.
PC poG sra assi,nsS de- Secra ras r1 l.sss. 900 ;c1R SasS. 'S esis.aS
received bsl cars and expects a2o to-morrow Oats
900 .osmorrow. Chicago, Nov: le..."Iarss feesiPts
s sns on the market. and until near tho close the
l Ea'oe a. 0r sSs s ssss PC 6 Sn : ass fFs sRow ssS 'G is:s 'i ss:
cline; PFEi rim HSo receipts ., were 10000 bush:
s sss,n' ago. s%'Si %innes spsn; ' and 'f Daisss haa o isz7s s
cars. against s3s last year. Advices from tho
with favorable weather for two or three weeks at
900. 900 bush. was about q million less than ex.
pected. ~seaboard clearances were equal to 10000
bush. Today's export sales were very small. Prt.
vate cables akain noted damage to the Argentine crop.
The Bggenos Ayres &C. eorresp,0ndssn s Of the N Neg T. T 1So
900 bush; The contract wheat IN store here Is now
week. This Is exclusive Of that in private houses. It
looks now as If the amount deliverable on con.
. sfss. t ESs'1 .hs ssi iner: s%sseo %ili BE- sn: .n.l h. Business Pssi s.;
to-day vas nearly nearly all local. T the majority of
the market is as much due to the absence OF sprcula.
tive interest as anything else. Corn was low. not.
100000 bush. having been taken to Mi storage
room oS az Bunsio: Clsar1nces from the seSboard were
were fairly at ady considering the surrounding weak.
Wednesday. Clesrances were $4,000 bush. 1t "a
q changing market. with professionals rather bearish
because OF the approach of tho December delivery
FLouR-was rather more active and easier. Sales
$4,000 bbls.
Ha:;:,ss. s S'' 4: i S /:
So; s%traifhts sieoos55o; psssnt., stsi
sssa!ant., sG'a31s s. T. eO' pases Sls'l sss sssSs'' XII II,
g gsS'eda : loo S1 S.i arg to p and s5 fsl5ty H g No.. s %sssSsn
GorTox-sPot cotton hero advanced 1;Ise. NO sales
s 80 D: sss. 6st'S Ssss. ls at s SSafii New @ osisans and oR'e sa!f
oisc.. against &c. last year: Charleston and Norfolk
advanced l.leo. Now Orleans sold 5000. Norfolk
nah III, and Charleston 100 beles. Liverpool ad
vanced l.82d. on the spot. with sales of $4,000 bales
ooiyed today, s.sII bales. against s,s44 last weel
and +,ss5 last year; 81. Louis l.sos; against l;as'
against 2s.1e 5 last week and $500 last year; Az
last year; Cincinnati $685.. against also las
week and 600 last year AsggSsta shipped to
Cincinnati 1866. and Houston 1891 bales. Houston
expects tomorrow 12. 700 to $4,000 bales. againa,
expects 10000 to 22. 900 bales, against II. 1ls las
week and 10. 1914 last year; The port receipts wer,
last year: thus FAR this week 2ls.7so bales. asains
ports appropriated 40. 900 bales. New Orleans ad
ysnced u to la points; Futures here advanced St.
net advance OF q to 7 points, with sales OF 1b5, 10t
balea. The future trading Mas as folloWa: