The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-20

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CO cn,o SS; a RSR. 1ie.N"The' wheat market to-day was
s,t,yOs :. : range 90, Of q pssoySs Be- = .e inss:; Within sna Ssc.. q
each other. The volume of business vas smsaasr
I iinniI stcS, ansS' ioreiSner "a took advantage OF tue rise
aud realized heavily. ooth in this and o.a'a nrvtbIns
that wc have had heretofore in regard to the dtcrea.e
I'm previous .stimates. II now looks IKE I'M .o'n.
bushels. EXCEED that Of last year, and tina, the AVERAGE
gu lity OF al ring wheat would b. consldGranlJ pooteg,
Since Monday OF last week we have had an advance
Of nearly i5c.. and aomo reaction "a only nature.
Everything tends 90 confirm our previ9usN pr9 srSn
tie seaboard We're ega. 100 bush, making 1000. 600
G SSsi s fSs fG to- ,S SSy market IesrT frc %a' any my p sOarcs today.
Corn was active. The interest which Is snbposed 20
Change its september TO pecember. There was an
improved shipp ng demand. Receipts. how.ver' hep.
pies were rrm. T,ero was no suggest on Of frost
West, but the weather bureau reIorted the TEN;
The Rocky Mountains. The Prtcc Current was bulli.h.
rel"rtlns, d%rtcriornt on. Private advl es note a .0ss
ohio, Chiefly from cool nights. but partly from dry
S %'S as SeFi 1t R has dnIy s 20 Sse"nis large ssS% enough o. 81 to in.ar.
sb,l' market on. that score alone oats oreneo a,
i rs%q IT, y o s'S ssc ,%y op, Gt%h / se pciss, aria ar isr aSs S Mayi m ssa
with an active shipping demand. oats will be innu'
F~Loua-Traie was rather active and nrmer early in
Tho ,ay. hut subsequently, became dull. Buyers were
wheat. Sales 10000 bbls. -
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Receipts ,o'sgi
Exports ................ ............. s,Af io'Hit
Winter in bhls.; supernne. %. s,95; No. 2 sx.
81 I ibSo,ssa Is: patents SVc s,5SasS.to.
Mill %FnEp-Bran !nact We. but steady Western
SS9aG ss.i 80 % ms Ssi SJ Pst 7 7so. Hi loo Ss.. s5 aS:; &C. D'' '0D
CorToS-There was sharp competition between Two
ings. but with the absence of buyers there was a very
llTSs ,s Of Of i 5 to 's ; p sasi T foiiS Ssfls t the better Ma sdViccs
from Liverpool: but the close was easy, with August
new "'n' of e an' S options mower %ere rstSe g''e easier, but
showed no marked decline. Receipts AZ the
against 1885 last week and so,s7o last year. The
prices, 'middi!ns apfSrds &C.. middiilns ruff exc.
with sales Of 800 bales to shippers and 4sa bales to
spinners. The Southern spot markets were all un-
p pss,q 1sts : Ss'f s. l lss,a .es 4 AND and 80, s!S St. 's' IG yss1 reo as%i
none, against go last week and ? last year. Houston
fi last ysaT s'" Win as an estimate ninss 'e af E Tsseips a1 for TO 70:
morrow $500 bales, against a.o7s baiSs las,
s. Ssf bales ans St. I I;%aS 7, 's and Houston zSasi A s,sSs. The asi Bon;
bay movement for the week Shove receipts OF S.OUo
i IL. 700; ! 3h bales; against l.s sSS; S.,, ,a; = year ,ss o shlg:
100000 bales las. year. with no .hiPments
b. Ssl. sFs since s san. !. against iSa shs $1,000 Sssf S.lo Sus las. s; yssT.
y, Memphis, =, Tenn mn Aug al III; .s,,S Good Cd, rains AMIN IN ,sahi this d': !.
ssFsatlyy improved in his stats By simo:. psrfeos
except in q narrow strip In the uplands east OF Mem.
phis. Through northern Missisappi. Arkansas. and
Tennessee. fields are reported clean. well grown and
fruited. Some of the recently overlooked lands 70
port a prospective yield of less than Lass
A few districts. especially in. Arkansas. re
g e%Sse MH e 9spor sSi fro n3'n al .]scs ssa31 su. 'n e !. u aaa:
ally light. and NO cropi Is raised without some Of It:
Weather conditions all that could b asked. and
picking expected to begin about 18TH Of September.
With frost not earlier than usual tho Memphis dis
trict will make n large crop, with good staple. Flu
tures here advanced Z to z points. but lost this and
closed easy at o net decline Of = to 8 points on all
Sales 90. 500 bales. The future trading was % followsi