The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-30

week were 100000 bush, against esa.o 900 in she
PROM B%SsSis :Si. S ssss,. sPS 4. s5 SSss w ~, :SS s:fiii tn .s.s si Z Is:
PgE rS sS9 y, Tse hs.b since cs: July ! sS ss ssS ss ssS IN n .Ss ssmS
ssso resolved $50 oars; SsiO.go; Nay v sS;.
speCSlation more limited than sve.; There was
no SS,. i% RIssIDs %i.s,n in a the Of s'' July a'% TSsre way way
nothing sensational in the other markets, The May
s Il srw fG price we were e"s s..sdys France had. better
weather. and Paris was easier. Thomsn reiteratsd
against s,s Sss,% a harvest Q, = f isSP y esGm aScor raj to he nsurcs, Of
10000 600 bush. The crowd expected a slST DAY ga.
We're fsir clearance. $4,000 bush. N%orthwestern re.
S SSy ea ssU against Spa,tsss . a T rs,ii mutation att rF e as sat i has been
f nsr q Tssf that Ig pric. "a S nSs d Ssdh sssf fcr sia days sSTs p s s%S
cession; Corn receipts. 900 cars. were oyer the sssi
, @sdS' t assl ssed II Tuesday .Sr gG 9RsrS VIII pioSS6ly y be over
1000 car, on the sample sps,,r .Ars ss T cSs,s s,'us M.re
unchanged. Thoman puts tho corn area at
$4,000. 600 acres, away over any previous record; sam.
tant. There win be heavy receipts here all June and
the bull cannot ann s6psG 81. Sny Z ,nn gum until nrs hs ger es tho hot; & dT /,
4 O.. road, says Iowa and Nebroska will have &C. 1000.
Is 10 to 50 y cent. less in four Important states. Even
this sensational statement did not prevent a frartional
demand. but ost; are following corn" ,1NN
FLouR-was dull and steady. Sales o,l0o bbls.
Receipt. ......................9!sSr.gsii ! s f s,$ss
Winter In bbls: supernne. o.. sOa 81. O5; No. 9 eN.
ira, s8. 1900 Oh. 40; No. 1 extra, 81. 50Se3. 20; clears,
.4oS69. 90; straights, %. 100 e4.26; patents, ot.559
04.sb.- MIL FeedEwas dull. Bran t4o ns2 y 100
sharps, coo 72iac.
CoTToS.-Spot cotton here declined isc. with sales Of
70S bales for export and 824 for spinning. Middling
uplands z asc, against &c. last year; New orleans and
Gulf .77sc. AGAINST size. last year: Charleston do.
clined isc. Memphis sold 1000. New orleans 900.
Norfolk log, Augusta 81, Galveston !, and st. Louis
Z bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with
snlcs of 5000 bales; futures there opened partially l
point lower, but rallied and closed unchanged TO l
point higher. New Orleans advanced 4 to b points.
Augusta received to-day II bales. against 40 last
week; holiday last year; 81. Louis 20. against "a last
week; Memphis lao against 6e last week. and 30
last year; Houston 82, against 624 last week and
n92 last year. Augusta shipped to-day 81 bales:
Memphis All. st. Louis Sa5. and Houston 1870
bales. The receipts at the ports to-day were 1.5i8
The exports from the ports were $3.50 bales: Tho
Chronicle states that dry weather had prevailed in .
large part of the cotton belt the past week, and that
at some points rain is needed; that along the Atlantic
the crop has been benefited in q number OF sections by
tho rain which has fallen; that in Texas cotton 70
calities the damage has been unimportant a. yet;
that Alabama advices indicate that cotton ia
doing better; that their Helena correspondent states
that the crop Is doing much better on recently sub
merged lands than on uplands; that the Mississippi
River is steadily falling, and that cold nights are com.
planned of in some districts. There came into sight
during the week 5000 bales. against 80. 700 in the
same week last year. making the total in sight $780,
s6S. against o, T7o.es2 at this time last season. The
exports from the ports thus far this season have boon
son. Tho total worlds visible supply ia 2,bO1 .o82.
against 2.ol5.so7 at this time last year. Futures here
advanced ! to 4 points, closing steady, with sales OF
$4,000 bales. The future trading was as follows: