The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Future sales

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S,Ss;os gsss' SSc s 70 asi %s;,: G sn,Ss s 90 S oGS sn's ,srm I'M;
! $500 900 a l.i ssss' T S$i > 49, ss1,o siA ~: t ! sissa. R d.iia:
cred. a8pc.i traok mixed, eeiaoe4c.; track white,
but declined isc. on September. Future sales 10000
bush, a. follows:
opertno. Htehest. Lo.eest. closino. MONT.
s ssp lSissniSsi ..sss ssS ssssSs SssSS SSass
whea. was feyerish and irregular to-day: Prices
were easily influenced by a few orders either way
s sq;a. ,nS S sust S4m on , wS,S d isssSSH ssa f a. ssS G SSyina'
After Ate the nTs TIT, transaSsions, tho n9w e . ITIiSSS .U wes ~.
late cables were strong. and shorts covered; but
f SssSFH .ss e' SSly, pr SSS, Weakened %ss :S,ap 9s iof SS
local shorts covering that month. closing at
Crop in'; SsRs wa. net ss '%PsHy'T favorable fss s the d sSs
cineinnas Prtc. Current was sssrisni; Liverpool
sssan ss early wy decline &c line The rss'' N SqSSnssa si rs &c i
were as5 cars, against $50 last week and 4o3 last
but .weatcnea later on long liquidation. The wsatss!
ard Irr.gular; chicsso reeeived rs cars; .Tho
ture have further encouraged the expectations
concerning sDs ;SrnsSh,, the ors corn m.,n SrSpi Wheat X. ,.n hssvssslp as
q better yield than e1peeied,; and high quality
G%STi s.". afS w 1ss%y MARKET at Saf so.Gay S %as stro Hs'S Siss
an active demand during the carly part Of tho ses.
sl"p; w clcsa. s sa, ~ou ihG prize S,, he t Z ea adys Gser S yss ioss.
The local buying was on liberal purchases Of options
contlneIs'. Export. cisaqsnees we're SwD SSi:o5o bush.
Primary receints were 272.oOo bush, against $4,000
much rain in some sections for the welfare Of the
grow ,r irs spring pr Fr WHEAT heat. crop mon, 6.nd'f tors6 ssnsF Gsn,1 ars
is anticipated. and from the present standpoint il
win 9e nsoes.sTy 70 establish higher prices.
dictlons Of lower ,omporaturos with showers in the
southwest. took the edge on the boom which cul-
inens local a t ,rsd SR'RRl "d covered sSis %d'f hs sh oisst :" Il R'1 the
weather predicted materinlizes the marke, will sol
the start ss5 ;s the .1 buying e. being mostly =. :, for r., short or;c sceount;
market VIII be Influenced by the tendency In corn
S SsSn''' but winter grades were dull S'''' $500
D.. sgrssl:. Sas Sso
Exports ss.aoii 1850
Winter in bbls;: supernne. ss,coSss. No. g ex,ra,
se9.5o; %straights. sS.so@e4.1oi patents. o4..5S
sales Of go bale. for export and 1888 for spin.
g gesF: N N.sal orfe. 9p's and 'a Ill., s. against nsa.n,t III; = i.i lsss
1ass az The So sSS,hs sG, spSs n i.a' New ws5 6, ssnsr sHlS
s spsta @ sHs bales sais. II igISS5 BAL bales; uP 9u1SFss ihe er . al,
yarns were quiet and unchanged; cloths quiet. The
Bombay receipts for tho week were 1000. cga!net
1000 last year; shipments TO the Continent. 1900,
against 1000 last year; none TO Great Britain. against
none last year. Augusta received to-day 9 bales.
against o last week and 92 last year; Memphis -,
against le7 last week and 81 last year; st. Louis O.
against none last week and / last year; Houston
shipped. to-day ses bales, Memphis io7. St. Louis
l,721, and Houston 40 bales. The port receipts " ere
s95 bales. against 1855 last week and 1874 last year;
thus far this week sore bales. against s,oss thus IA
iaet week. The exports from the ports were $50
here advanced o TO 10 points, lost part OF this. closing
steady at a net advance OF 8 to 8 for the day on the
next crop months and unchanged for this crop with
sales Of ll4.s0O bales. The future trading was Us
fnlIn~a.