The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-21

do. 25isc.; No: 2 white clipped. Csc; No. 3 do. 27c:;
gle; rejected white, 24c.; No. 9 mixed delivered.
Futures 1rmer. Future sales. none.
Jul, 90. OPENING. Highest. le'..'. c' s:s ' S 81.
Wheat declined for a time to-day in spite of firm
cables and some foreign buying. The depressing fac
tors were the continued large movement at the North
west and Thoman's estimate OF $50, 900. 900 bush.
as the seasons yield OF spring and winter wheat. The
prices recovered the loss and slowly advanced. The
late cables were 5es strong o and the Slearansss were
The W receipts were 4ss cars, against
Is cars. S against : last Week and 5 lastly last year sa.e' The
S=SrshT sssin.a a e9nF SS' lSss l yssr w aad S Mas sis' s SsS
year.. ago. The Cincinnati. Price Current. In Its
S ESss pre ssGR iI foresfal oo satHt e9 but i haSe no. IN:
favorabiy changed the general situation OF any crop.
are maintained, Oats generally. are doing we'll
Corn was steady; Liverpool declined I'd. The
were hr%er with wheat. Chicago reeslvei sse cars
o Of Worn corn and st ..rs Of oats ,aom Chi Ghics e >. Nay "a, 2S;x
closing at 7l't., There was another att mpt made to
SIssf M II. but qar wi.h only essh .simapordir an s asesor,,y Ih 3 oa;
with an estimate OF $50. 900 900 bush: for the next
f Sssp.sa Il %ai from. on 'a poln ass IN R'' sSa'ss ss'liRaF Michigan Es: dS andi
Indiana noted an sp p'eori Of essian ~ in the
M wsfs over wa. soc a5Boo 3S bush. ''ea Ths cash iron, dem nSIi
cars. "f The real strength 20 the market IS due 10
the small and decreasing storEl. the amount OF con.
tract grades remaining in store here being now only
100000 bush. a decrease OF 1000. 900 bush. for
the week. Continental cables reported complaints
OF rust In Austria and Hungary, and brought liberal
buying orders. There was no change in the char
sional. With the visible supply rapidly disappearing.
the short side to us seems hazardous. Corn and oats
were both frmer. partially in sympathy with wheat.
demand, particularly for OATS
~FLoUR-Trade was quiet. Prices steady. Sales.
$500 bbls.
....u. Bersehs. ssss.;
Exports 3.70t 1909
Spring In bblA.: No. 9 extra. 90. 80OS3.40; No. I
extra, S3.bSsS3 Is: s%traights. S3.solSsi; patents,
ns.) y 100 ms, 6518Oc.; mirdlings $50 to 100 Ds.).
7L@e5c. shorts (hne). 900 722c.
CorToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with
sales Of 1909 bales for export and 2.4l5 for spin.
New Orleans and Gulf Nc. against She. last year.
The Southern spot markets were unchanged. New
Orleans sold ZOO. Savannah 81. Mobile 80. Augusta
on the spot. with sales OF 1000 bales futures there
declined y to lla points, closing barely steady. In
Manchester yarns were dul cloths. very little doing.
The Bombay receipts for the week were a .OO0. against
1000 last year shipments TO Great Britain 1000,
against none last year TO the Continent 5000.
against 1000 last year. Augusta received to-day 10
phis ITO. against 72 last week and Ell last year;
Houston 2B6, against l73 last week and 328 last year;
ST. Louis SO. against "a last week and 10 last year:
Cincinnati 81, against DIT last week and 828 last
LOUIS l,lS6. Cincinnati i0l. and Houston $50 bales.
Houston expects tomorrow 900 to 400 bales. against
ia last week and e70 last year: New Orleans ex.
last year. The port receipts were s.057 bales. against
Blob last week and 8,772 last year; thus far this
week 1928, against 81. 800 thus far last week. New
clined I to 0 points, closing steady with sales OF
90. 800 bales. Tho future trading was as follows;