The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-04

e SL IsiTSs Nee 0 so., 5000 y stssssecI IS. white;
sSHgaS:ss sSe;' No. 8 do, esS.c. rejected mixed, GaSa:
a.. white: sssss No 2 mixed +, d cdC ar q ,, saiPfS.;
No. . clipped. 5000 at ssHc. Futures were steady
Future sales none. 1o,t
,op.ns"o. Highest. ho,os''. c's sss Si "a:
Wheat was quiet and weak to-day. Foreign homsSs
but tho. speculation was mainly LOCAL ana pro pro.
f Ss,s9 val, a. isw tho c Sgsn,nS on Pri ts d asSiiSsa b ON .
shorts covered and there was SONG new 61yth ~ % of
,IS' Io ssS Sas recovered ~Sisn PS Ssa : f%rscsionsI advance g;
taoii;hed. But the imrroyement wa snoI foreign
prices showins . sharp net loss for t the SsS' IL Li TO
f isS.; d SSar sb r'ss' d dc IsSi s. hSft 70 70 : ]ssntimss,
r ass,r., s5 '~s Srn, re, rsSs'p eIs ,N %er Year. Chicago
received 27s cars against seg last week and SaS
were $50. 900 bush. Corn was also easier, partly in
sympathy with. wheat. Crop news was m9re favor.
S sHSS; i / .Sss SSrs a aSG1 eHpcc t.SSi 100 tSsmorrowES oais
were nominally steady. Chicago received 9o2 cars.
market, starting weak and closing below where e
opened, Liverpool and Paris were on equal to aoonr
market. The claim was made that a large export
Business SSsnl C Tas So@ple.Ns tent fhq lssas: ~ Ss moCo I" I bush. it
makes about 5000, 900 bush. from the Atlantic IN
been running. OIi 900 bush. but to.day's total looked
iargo compared with last yenrs. os".noo pT nno
| HluntuDDlls EtDbIlth very ihiko hpuh 49, -
light SiS ass cars c%g to-day %dt with ~ estimated Tor to NOR:
row. Spot wheat keeps at a premium The specuia
uyo trade is NOT very large. corn-There was no
f isrsStP. i.S sSn %Ith f 1906 S0s rstln nSs fh Tor f" sat HfSs I
was hot and dry West. and there was some western
SisarSSnces we're almost i,6oo.ooc bush, liverpool
was Id to lid. lower. Oats were dull. There ia q lt'
tlc more general interest In them. Receipts are let
FLotR-The weakness in wheat had n depressing
eject on tho market and prices were easier; TRADE.
however. WA rather more a1tive. Sales &c. 1900 bbls.
E EssaTrs sias iiS.i7s
winter in nbl,: s%upernne: 60 loot s. eS; No. g e 2, yS
S %saan; sssp 'soss 81 n 20; eG psten G,ei $3.50 NC Mi Mi
Western quoted ' 100 ~: 40 ms. eSs 7oe' so
Co~rroS-spot cotton here declined Bloc. with sales
Of y , bales for spinning and 1000 on speculation;
Orleans and QUIZ 77soe against SAC. last year; saynn.
nah declined l.lGs and chsrIeston and AaS snsr ,ss.
27i. Cbarleston 25o. New Orlcnn, 200. st. Louis l25.
shs l TStfS With ~ s.l s.'s q 6 daSeo Ssic. aS fas%fe. there there d e.
Sl,nsd is to Z p "o6 S,, The , LIys5p 100 4. ssi Goo fG Hm 1ne
lean. against s5.oov last week, OF which 10000
were American, and $4,000 last year, in y anS
American. against $4,000 last week. OF which 4is..
900 were American, and asp. 900 last year. including
but steady: cloths dull. The port receipts were $3.50
Salss, "a, aga I'M INST sol :: Sla % lHs! y week ss.i and n; ~ y ~ last last weak
and li5; lSo last S year; The sdpoTts from the sc p't fn
morrow 1000 10 $500 Gsips, against 5,ost last wsek
and l., i4a last year. Houston expects 900 to 700
eI,s5s bales, against ss.467' last week and
sS.66a last S yeSfi and snt ss'Ooi last iy year; stocs;. Sss.ass
agalnst S1,d57 last week and l22.sI2 last year. New
a to- 3 pSn ssf nisSeT. but , pH ioss This a apdrds sci'ned Z points
sA sa Tsl ns,n, nn far rl sSs ds sSry w itra .sIe q, Of E n IL . TSo bSie .
The future trading was as follows: