The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08

Barley-was arm. hut dull. New feeding 2si.c. cost
i nsd f R1stHw T. R Msnssr. % s,n,s. as sss ss &c, IA a. : % vest ssat.
crn. $3.50. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn-Spot
TsS ! Ss mi1ed at s sissc free ns: '0 on Sos@i a aaea%" fof export Si,oTp
No. Q mixed in elevator quoted at Sic; .ungratcd
recovered this and advanced sc. Future sales. 3iO..
oUO bush. rs follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest, clo.in0. NieIt.
%sS$;s%s.;.sii. ss4 ST. s!s: u
0atsLsPot Was &c. higher; sales 2as, 900 bush; in:
fa9a e1po atOi 30. S White ~s sa.e sii Ee' ) %a.i ps st'.S'; ' So'
white clipped. 2si.c.; No; do: 25tac.; No. 2 mixed.
600; at do. ss @Si;e No So : DO No. si': !: ni fs5ss's Gsli R'4sG:
2s':c.: track mixed, ses@2ahc. d.. white, 10000
loss. Future sales $4,000 bush, as follows:
opertn0. Highest. Lors". CLOSING. Sigst.
s%Spscmcei: .:2s,. sss =. Ms ssa
The speculation in wheat to-day was broader and
were higher. foreign houses bought here. and local
and Western shorts covered rely. causing a sharp
speculation wa' the foreign buying. principally for
Continental account, The weekly Government report
an improvement In that state OF II y cent, during the
past month. Weather and crop ndyices wers generally
and rain IN M M1 :" and hu Colorado dorado. r Liver.
in the nvaiiahle supply in this country. east
Increased 26o.O 900 bush, making a decrease in the
total worlds available supply Of l.lSO. 900 bush.
vices were received Liverpool declined = TO I'D. after
an early advance. Tine available supply In this
country. accord .nR 10 BrGdsirests, Increased ~. 900
bush. Chicago received 400 cars and expects $50
omorrow. According to the Iowa crop bulletin the
average decrease IL the acreage of corn compared
with last year Is q per cent. oats were dun but
steady. The available supply decreased | lDs.O0o
morrow. chicago. July 1-"whoat-Forcisn buying Of
n " crop futures, with marked advances IL all Euro
'ral xxi ort clasranc"s and heavy buying for st, Louis
R ESnsn. c Tyre report iC% " d .ao, , Of s6c.oo e I Sash. to eo come
here. which was resOld for export. III. market was
early define in IL corn Sorthwestern receipts were
1877 ears, against 2s7 last week and 43S last year.
for August and September delivery and sales OF
10000 bush; OF Manitoba spring. Milicrs here took
wheat. except from ne Southwest. at present prices
Is thought will lie light. with the foreigners In the
at any rate. are in favor OF better prices. Corn
Trading in corn was active. starting with heavy real.
strength OF predictions 81 hisi or temperatures In tho
Southwest and West, rtcfc ne very few reports as
orally being so backward. we are unlikely TO have
i sny G nSw sT IN ins iT srnd p5si Is Mt Hi'' sss S%~'! 'H seE yisia OF
usually brings with It Irost srares. and III" market is
Oats we're weak rariv. but rallied with the advance
In corn. Trade was small. Better prices for corn
FLoup.-was Grmcr, in sympathy with wheat. Trade
quiet. Sales y, 100 bblJ.
Receipts .,..........,... O.S23 Hl,NN7
Exports ........"..... l3.l05 l9,isg
Spring In bbls. No. g extra, 81 l1a So. s6; No | e1.
ira, Aa.Io@Sa.55; straiyhts, t~S,65Gf3.s5; patents.
SIG4l5.
COirnS.-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF $50 bales for export and l.O50 for spin.
ming; 1900 bales were delivered on contract. Mid.
dlinG uplands, TTsc., against Z 7.l8c. last year: New
Orleans and Gulf, 90, against z Ill 6c last year.
ThH southern spot markets were unchanged. New
Orleans sold 800. Augusta lag, Savannah SO. and
Norfolk = bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the
spot. with sales Of ~, 900 bRles futures there deruiued
2i2d; to ADD In Manchester yarns were dull. hut
steady; cloths. oners too low. Memphis received TO.
day 7 ales, against ~ last week and - Last
year: st. Louis 40, against 30 last week and l2 last
year; Houston 10. against ~ last week and ~ last
year; Augusta 10, against 20 last week ard o last
year; Cincinnati s3t, against g ~ last week and 75i
las. wear. Augusta shipped today ~. Memphis $50,
81. Louis s75, Cincinnati 21t, and Houston bale.
Tho port receipts were l,O52 bales. syaInst GIB last
week and l.l3i last year; thus far this week 2,GSt
against ., 1903 thrs far last week. The exports from
the ports were 800 bales. New Orleans advanced y
10 $ points. Futures here opeErd 2 points higher
lost this, hut subsequently rallied and closed steady
at a not advance OF 4 Ia q Ioints FOR the day, with
sales OF ~ 900 bales. The future trading was as fol
lows:
Closing. IHfGhCs'. L0uest. SnIss