The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-10

5000 at 9sc. Futures declined iac. Future ssiea bss..
y '''" o op."ssS. H'pA.,t. Lowest. c1e:.ne. Mont.
ss:$IS !: ::E,s: Il, H. e: 4:
oa.s-sgot a. dun. No sales, No 2 white; a4s' No.
isc;sS m Nc; ! s %ised ls, slsS'; wb No, : SG'i NO. sC : Si.c ss,
white, sssaic! Futures declined 'ac. Future sales
Wv ) Highest. 1o,ces.. CLOSING. NisSt.
5 Iay,: .sS .mms I'll. sis Ma
the Increased activity was at the expense. OF prices:
Weak cabies led to renewed liquidation Of long wheat
the sns lowest Sr,Sss prices prisss ' ~ t5s dis sS' ' TSsre was S,Si a sight r. H rally
Sfssr the U opening on p IN .Soa,. h,, crop n ndciSe r.d rrSm
again on renewed liquidation., Liverpool declined
but Sa' rs SSs sSHS SHS Ssc ii,ssaifK Y. f Psris d sdxssH' &c. '' TSs
Northwestern receipts were 36a cars, against psS
lsn, si iiaald SGf4 and SS Ss : ST rsdeiSeS Tl Us w a"r. of t SS4a
and iss OF oats the receipts there tomorrow are es.
sirssiS say, that the exports sa1s Of wheat iCncar in:
cluded as wheaD from both coasts of the United
SsStf 70! and Sas r.. s sSmsa \; T. with IN S,sst. G S@0S Snsh 70 last "
week. ! 100000 bush. in the week a year ago; 2,oot.'
three SES ou ysar la ' ago. ~s snl ' az S sssra SsS' With 1T2'' s.sts sSsH;
bush. In the like week Of 1898. Exports Of Indian
with I~,976.oOo bush. last week, 1901, 900 bush, in
the week = year ago, $4,000 bush. two years ago;
with 6os, 900 bush, in the like week OF 1923.
FLoCR-Prlcea were lower, IN sympathy with wheat.
but trade was quiet at the decline. Sales 1880 bbls.
Barrels. Sacks.
Receipts. 6.77b
Exports .,.... ..s...... ..........Ul h']"o
Winter in bbls.. superane, 90. 85se o.. so; No. 9 cxtra,
ss. 90 ss. "a; No. j extra, $1,000 SD. 30; clears. 1895
G@s3,60;. %straights. e+@a4.l5; patents. e4.4os9t 90.
Mill feod vas steady. but quiet. Bran go nsD, 100
ms. 6oGs70 ; middlings $50 TO 100 nso. 7oS7oc';
sharps (fne). Tb9SOc. ,
CorToS-.spot cotton here advanced 1.16c. with sales
of 2, 100 uales for ex port and 325 for spinning. Mid
ding uplands 77.1oc. against Zee. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf z ll.l6c.. against sisc. last year. The
southern spot markets were unchanged. New or.
leans sold 1000. 81. Louis T2s, Augusta 7la. Norfolk
3fI, Mobile 100. and Saw annah 30 bales. Liverpool
was unchanged on the spot, with sales OF lO,OuO
bales; futures there advanced y to point. Tho
Liverpool sales for the week were 8l.O0O bales. In.
GLIDING 90, 900 American, against $4,000 last week, OF
which $4,000 were American. and 10000 last year,
includirg $1,000 American; stocks l~,273.0o0, fnclul'
ing /, liza, 900 American, against PSI 900 last week.
OF w hich l.It7,00 were American. and ] 10000 last
year. including qf8. 900 American. In Manchester
yarns were in small inquiry cloths very little doinx:
The port receipts were 1908 bales. against s,sO,7
Last week and 5000 last year; total for the week
ti.95t. against 5i,S+7 lest week and 51,3Ss last
year. The exports from the ports to-day approx
mated 20. 900 bales. Tho total Interior receipts for
the week were IL o 20 bales, against 2l.la5 last week.
aud %. $50 last year; shipments ~. 3nS. against 10 JOY
last week. aud 4$.lo0 last year; stocks. 225.sat,
Houston expects o-morrow 300 TO 2,200, against
B29 last week and !, 2S0 last year. New Orleans ex.
poets 800 to 800. against 2.6Os last week and 2.42s
last year. New Orleans advanced q points. Futures
here opened 9 to . points higher. lost this. but rallied
and closed quiet with near months 8 to ! points
The total sales were 10000 bales. The future
trading was az follows: