The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-18

terms free on board anoat Tor export. No. 2 mixed
3, 3 o s%,er . a 81 = he;; 1000 n, do; at s2'sc delivered;
in elevator quoted at sltc. Futures were unchanged
We're siesasac.. closins al sac'or NC. higher than SSa ehe
ofical closing price. Future sales $4,000 bush. as
nj Opening. Highest. Lo'Ds.t. c,s;tr0, Hisst.
ss iSSssS:;:::s1, a. a. 81. H. H. #
Ss1s-f ssis. T iSs. G51 i an" . fairly i]nsr a "a t'Ts' G Ss.SSc 'S White ss,
clipped on private terms for export No 9 white;
doc doc; sS go: SS aG : mica nike; N ssc = S Sn': ( S fl,pPefld i:c gre re,s SG, 3
mixed. 2oac.; do. white: 2ac.; No; ? mixed. dellv.
10000 at a.Ssoc. Futures Were unchanged. Future
saies 10000 bush. rs follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Night.
s ssls = 2Saa@ g. e. as"
The sentiment in the wheat market to-day was again
strongly bgllish. and prices advanced sharply early in
accompanies by buying order; The receipts Of new
day 400 cars are expected, Before the close part of the
Gsip, %s y l nsw % Wheat ss1i AZ Kansas aSass' c ShSHs cont ssT s%fsS T to
weaken the tone. The export demand to-day was
tending upward. Liverpool advanced lac. to l7sc.
Paris advanced ltc. to 2t?.. The Northwestern r.;
last year. Chicago received 10 cars, agar at 8 last
c ~ssh and ID s &. las, year sI. The be. e Sas Sn.h from ,h,;
2.ooe, 0o0in the PREVIOUS week and ;9as. 900 last year.
none in The previous Week and 10000 last year Corn
advanced. partly In sympathy with wheat. Liverpool
isst Week sa s y TO a.aas TIT he f Ga.S., against 1lG% 81! a..ss sGaI9'iI s
the previous week and ~l.liO."7l last year. The
last year. Chicago received 80 ca of corn and 274
vance oyer night in ,orr,sn markets resulted in a
ir,ns. A'f foa oPsn ws4s s s%% ls% 70 a hSSTy IND 10 ss sase pr Tsnl,
rather than carry the wheat over Sunday. Tho
The exports for Inc day End week were quite light.
Kansas CITY received 100 cars new wheat and estl.
was the higher cables, an advance OF 10 cents in flour
Argentine RepaSiio for the week. and r. port" that "a
III, Sssn i%po Ss't DUTY a' on wheat YOU'D BE- bSm psmo ,ss.
fss 'i l. a. the indication aHssaSs T the. purely nss . %sss. Mifi
be here Monday, as estimates are for 50 cars;
nsishborhood Of 5 to 20 cars day. AriVaisS OF new
wheat here to-day were 9 csr., against 24s a year
tion OF The most favorable possible weather condi.
s Wsasher rs ali over ar. the sts eoTn belt to. MORO Sna o sSs" fol.
lowed the other grains: There was fairly liberal
saies $500 b s. "S'D III" demand
Receipts ............ ..........'"..Tloo l0.ehb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 1884
ss..sSss'So' s%traishts. s4Ss'.iS; patents. sI.soS;
CorTos-spotc cotton here was unchanged. with sales
Of 400 bales for spinnlIH sv MD ling uPl.nds, 30.
AalIlnt u . VS. 49, fSD IL u u "
against 7asc. last year. The Southern SPOT markets
were quiet but nrm. Liverpool was unchanged ON
the spot, with sales of 5000 bales futures there ad.
vanced 1 to 2 points. Augusta received to-day
none, against g bales Last week and / last year,
Memphis 2. against 40 last week and ss last year; st.
Louis 3, against none last week and 4 last year,
Houston l2. against 80 last week and 8 last
year. Augusta shipped to-day 2S bales. Mem.
phis 48i. ST. Louis ITO, and Houston ! bale.
Tho Chronicle states that there have been
senenciI rains along the Atlantic and in
consequences the crop 10 Improving that elsewhere in
thu cotton belt where rain has fallen the precipita.
ton has be6n light. and from Texas, Arkansas, and
Tennessee there are complaints that moisture is
needed; that in Texas hot, dry weather Is causing
in the northwestern portion Of the STATE. There came
iAto sight during tho week 1870 balos. against
1876 In tho Same week last year, making
the total in sight e.S2e. 7b0 bales. against o.e9e,-
ol6 At this date last year. Northern spinners
have taken thu, fss ar, this season I.7i5.II6
The exports from the ports thus far this season have
been b,pO8.S4l bales. against 4.bo6. ESQ thus far last
season. The total worlds visible supply u now I,8Os,.
$40 bales, including ~l.9is.o79 American, against
1.777. $40 At this time last year. Of which i.lf8,8l0
were American. Futures here today declined 4 TO II
The future trading was Is follows;
1uss;.. :":Stss5:5 ~ 5S ZOO
October. e. .7.l2@I.l9 717 7O8 1900
November. 7.O8G7.o7 TIA 7,O5 $500
December. 7.lO47. 7lB 7.0E z $500
xIri.. ..".7.sSSas IaS Ias. 500
Cotton was quiet and eAAier to-day. Rsports OF rains
In ArkAnBRI and y light precipitation In other sections