The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-16

soon lost, and q f~ractiopai decline en,ued. me
woriss shiPmsnt. for = q, 1hs v TsSs were heavy Their,
business was disappointing; and local longs sold out.
o dSwS Sa,s ,s9 it G,Sss DTio'ss Late sSi eSsls on ra lpS%i Sg Y,v.Ip sss
unchanged to I'D; higher: Paris declined &c. on
Tnen, sSd Tor 70 nc &c r 20 SsR M ! s. 2S n iSas , The w .s.,Ss:
e,202. IpS in the previous week and 100000
l%s' yef there SS %a, y sS incr sssei Il the iasr English s ;I.Is ! %
500, 900 bush. The N~orthwes,ern receipts were 1860
Corn was easier; . The wGTld's 8 s ssip = last week
o %SrS week s,Sto'G Ths O Visible sT supply S 'GesffsSso d i iis. SrSSCtc,
bush. Liverpool wss unchanged 70 sd. higl or. oats
SusS. nF cnica asS rc ylslSlS s sssggP ssr. dS Of sSTn a l;IG rs 81
oats. Chicago, Nov; io.I"with the wheat sta.
bullish wheat to-day was steady. The December was
4osc. over the May without any support from any
May was on the big increase in the visible, 100000
S SSsH' ,or Ths iP 1sSS S. IN sss local pr i.0Ss; I Tss ;SSe bush" asr:
ahead OF last years by 100000 bush and in
ne .sOs s0f Bus~ fiyor 1Ss5S was wsF up sSd. The S' Form HF fraSs
Neirs predicted by cable that there would be an i'm.
ice. and the London Times estimated the damage in
Arsentine from the recent frost 10 per cent Tho
Increase IN the English Visible Of $50, 900 bush.
would he as large as IL was last year, 100000 bush.
p prsmi Mnse ota En- the the S 6sesmo st kept fSe '! HorsS% Ss Z l maT,
6sts were stronger on December most OF the day than
the newspaper reports Of strained relations between
Austria and Turkey. The signal Service. predicted
pit trade. Theirs was nothing done in cash Wheat
here; the seaboard reported nothing there up to our
demand for corn was SLOW; The expert a. d. seq;
in the Visible ISit.'' l.sos, 600 bush. There was
% Sn 'n Nothing on to pa the trade a;GSO'1 more oui impo Tesaf
than changing. osts-The cash demand for
with avery large trade hanging fire. one lot OF 800, 900
bush. by one concern; Receipts were larger than ex.
The vIsible decreased i.1o4, 900 bush; the local stock
decreased {, $50 900 bush: Ci.arances we're i29; 600 3,
FLouR,-was steady and In fair demand. sales
Is, 900 bbls.
Rssss,s.. s sS,SsS 5 $f$t:;
ss 300 %. 80; s~traiEhts, g eoGsl.7o; patents, SAN
s Sssi ! s s9.41s.. n e''s pa,sn Sis'F sss ss;aNs'' M mi
FeSd-Bran was gun but ,nrm. Western quoted y
b bSS 30; 20 Go OK Ss' o? g sssso 60 Ms ''soo''' 30 n'"
CoTToS-sspot cotton here declined 1.lec.;, with
on contract. Middllns upiands, . ls.isc.. against
5ss; las. year; New 2 Tss and Gulf, Q l;lGs:
s sSEe sat hs%Is, 67s Se Norfolk 3diI"n $50 COY Mobile %;SeOi s SSs" anS
saSI spos. with viii O saie. Of af'yif55 $4,000 BALES @Is H fStuTes she 1e
S Spses@ Part to ! pd gS,n' 1 Iowa Msn sSs tslli yars and and ndi
cloths were quiet Augusta received to-day, ISIS
S Ssiss' ST. asf honi. i i.ss7. against lssd ws !. 7Di ana last s week aad
949 last year; Houston 1o,sea. against 1880 last
$3.50 $3.50 a i%st '; week l1 snd var ff,aa M'm last se ii;'G eiu sE 4
1854, against s35 last week aud al last year
Augusta shipped 1881 bales. Memphis S,49b. st.
Louis 4,8I3, Cincinnati LAOS, and Houston 1920
bales. Houston expects tomorrow 22, 400 to 20. 5000
bales, against 90, 1875 last week and 10, 800 last year.
New Orleans expe rs 80; 900 to $4,000. against 3s. le1
last week and 2l.S74 last year. The port receipts
were 1887 bales. against 6s,070 last week aud
b.,sSg last year; thus far this week l40.s7!, against
l3i,s3s thus far last week. The exports from the
ports Appropriated 100. 0G0 bales. New Orleans al.
vanced \ points. but lost part OF the rise. Futures
here opened unchanged to 3 points lower, recovered
this. and advanced q to z points, lost the improve
ment, but rallied later and closed steady at a net ad
vance OF 1 to @ points for the day. with sales Of 1853,
600 bales. The future trading was as follows: