The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-14

bush. 100000 bush. No. . spring and $4,000 bus
foreign markets were generally on a Shipping basis.
This was the influence, advancing prices a cent over
on some futures. and Paris on slisStlvp' se Sb I'D
clearanccs were not 80 large as thew have been
chicago. showed a little over last year. There was
An ssrly p sns on 2 Z The sS Claim sn V1S L%nGmS !, OF rain IN
were increasing. The export business finally over.
opened at eo"c.:, sold between ssS,e' and 81 p Ice ans
closed at OF sc. Tho May was relatively weak, | Lc.
otsSSuni inastrstion OF the s ooaHPGdtSnSe Of = t an,
market at around 9oc. for December. IL has been
eisners would take a good deal Of wheat at at anythips
under 90c. The best OF our professionals are work
ment in the shipping demand for corn, only Slight,
but IL was enough. together with the nrmness in
and closed the market at about last nights SSures.
Gables were I'D. lowers seaboard clcsrancos, lib, 900
bush. over go. 600, 900 bush. ofcorn are IN store, vastly
over any stock ever held here before. Carrying 'hSrgss
are heavy. Together they will make any advance
had their break for the time being, some time there
win be a CHANGE in sentiment, in this grain. Oats
were steady. closing lsc. over last night. New York
claimed about 800, 900 bush. were sold for export
K: .nSnly. I Rsc slsa are fsifin SsF cr. t ISL eG rqi' yo up ~. to
with $50 estimated for tomorrow"
sympathy E1pSnyW With T %hsSs. % sSfss 20 1850. 500 b Sna nrmer in
Receipts ........"...""......l2|eed 2i.2to
ENports 1853 1900
Winter in bbls.: supernne, 81. 1O@ss 20; No. Q extra.
ss. 26@eS.4b; ~strAights, s4.8o@SI. 7Oi patents. e.
0s5.25. Spring In bills: Clears, 81 iO@S 81. 86;
%stralshts, oi.eo&e5.l5; patents. 90. loo q. 40. Mil
Feed-Bran was steady but dun. Western quoted y
100 MS: 40 ms. b5@eoc.; 90 Ds.. 65Csooc. so MS, 55
@60c.: 100 MS, 72l2dDS0c.
Co~rroS-spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF II bales for spinning; l 900 were delivered on
contracts. Middlins uplands. csc, against z 1910
laAt year; New Orleans and Gulf, Bac., against
. Bloc. last year. Savannah. Norfolk. and Augusta
declined l.l8c, and Mobile and Charleston &c. New
Orleans sold 1000. Savannah 1859. Norfolk l,3ll,
Augusta l,2ll, Mobile 800. Charleston 600. aud st.
Louis 81 bales. Liverpool declined 1890. on tho
spot. with sales OF ~, 900 bales; futures there do.
clined 2Lo to 3 points. In Manchester yarns were
dull, but steady; cloths quiet. Augusta received to.
day 2.A9o bales. against e,4eS last week and 2.57l
las, year: Memphis s.si4. AGAINST 4:557 last week
and 4,289 last ycar;- st. Louis 7b7, against 3ls
last week and l,64e last year; Houston 1894
gnsta shipped to-day 2.02t bales, Memphis p.s3s.
st. Louis 5.l71, ana Houston 6,2O4 bales. Houston
expects omorrow 1900 TO 1900 bales. against TO-.
2lo last week and II $3.50 last year. New Orleans
expects 1000 to 1000, against l0,470 last week and
1l,0ss last year. The port receipts were 40,Sl0,
against so, 500 last week and 90. 3I7 last year; thuh
far this week 900, o73, against 1877. eo2 thus far last
week. The exports from the ports were 10, col bales.
New Orleans declined 9 points, but recovered the loss
and advanced slightly. Futures declined 4 to o points,
but recovered. this and closed steady. with prices
unchanged TO ! point higher for the day. with sales OF
$1,000 bales. The future trading was as follows: