The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-13

a7lac... cost and freight to buffalo; mating. $50 isc'.
as to quality. Rye-was dull. state. 3ga4oc.; No. 3
spot wa, dull. sales 5000 bush. No. ! ) mixed on
private terms frce on board anont for export. NO. .
he. After "'cSanssa s]eptemser on curb ,"' was
60 ll;io@oote; closing SO II.i6c. Future sales
Opening. Highest. Lo,re,,. CLOSING. Nisht.
ss]SIs,;n66si:: &C., &c. sSs s SO: s &C., sss
do, 2s2c.; Nc. mixed, age; No. 8do,. pic..; rejected
iiyered, ,esc,; track mixed. alSs5c.; track White, 20
G3lc. Futures were firm. Future sales none.
,n,. oDentnO. Highest. Lore,t. CLOSING. NiaSt.
whoot
prices declined. slightly. Liverpool was lower. for,
eisn houses sold here, and the crop and weather news
sell, and after the frst transactions prices rallied aud
steadily advanced. shorts covered, Chicago was
crop was confirmed, There WIS a i sigh, reaction
from the highest prices Of the day before the close.
Argentine shipments, last week against none in the
nrST'S oas. wee" we're AMI Arm a'p ipSSeS nt,sa' S l%'' t hear rise corn in
wheat The corn shipments from ARGENTINE last
vious week and s2s. 900 last year. Chicago, June IL
Wheat opened at about yesteriay's closing and adj.
p9lly ION sh ri account. st. Louis was as conspicuous
q buyer OF september as it was q seller YESTERDAY. The
July. london eaSle t cannT ri 1S'f pa ntPiSmU dam ane
was the principal hull feature. Liverpool cables were
niand. 4c.ooo bush. reported. The market closed
ssip,;; The close was asnsae over Friday, The in.
day. The trade is swelling. which increases the pros.
poet or an a vance; No one expects much change this
some good buying on the breaks. tits largely n mat.
wheat. London reported russian offerings "h.a pei
than American Oats will follow corn"
FLoUR-Was firm. bat inactive. Sales $500 bbls.
Rscs,E,s 1 S.ssS s S%ss:;
Spring IN bhls: No; 2 extra 90 ESQ ea.4o; No. ! extra.
$s31S sS 90; straishts, 81. TUG 81 80; patents. es.e5@
s rs 5ssS Ms' f inidaliuss q 50 to iGo So sso G sSlss ! 500 iSo
Of $50 bales for fU s1ror Tt and = .4a aaf foa spinn M,sh ' Ma
.lins uIlands. : IlIsc; 9galns, : loc last year;
last year. @lreA liverpool S% Destined aIi liza. ' "n ths spot tr Win
snles OF 1000 bale futures there declined l. to / point.
none last year; st. Loui. 80. asains, % last week and
90 las. year; Houston 40. against. 81 last week
Msmphi. 's rs, ST. Louis nsS sss' and snip Reu. .S,nay ya ~ haies,
The Chronicle states that adv!crs from the south are.
while the plant is backward generally as a result Of
low temperature Al night. the weather has latt.rly
many localities; that rain has fallen in most sections
during the week. but In some portions OF the Gulf
ure is needed; that in south texas early rotton IL said
to be fruittng nicely; that some damage by lice aud
There came into sight during the week 20.4l'
bales. against 22.350 In the same week last
year, mastng the total In sight s.25IQ1g
bales. against o. s3I.pI2 In the same time last season.
The exports from tn . ports thus far this season have
been 3. s0p.35R bales. against 1897. sag In the same
time last season The total worlds visible supply is
now 2.216 $50 bales, including l.s73.75a American,
against 2.Ss!, i0B a year ago. of which l,9l =, SOD
were Ameri an. and $685.. 1855 In 1898. incluling
3~.lll.h55 American. Futures here opened to :
points lower. but rallied. closing steady with prices
unchanged to ! point higher The total sales were
81, 300 bales. The future trading was AZ follows: