The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08

oats-spot W as steady. Sales 1914, 900 bush. includ:
20 oSS Q white Ho clipped %aH late last lasting night on priyaie terms N
inrexport. No; white, 2!c.; No. do 1000 u t2G4c.:
mixed. 1000 ' at sSii.c.: 20. ID do. 1000 at ias.S
csc. rejected mixed. 1000 at ssl4c,; do, white. 23c;
S 81 ss Z %!sed % %sl'y wSiss. s g. oS5 s a, s7,s %'Isd' r ,s;Sss
were nominally easier. Future sales none.
Opening. Highest. Lo,re,t. Closing. Nieht.
October. e. .. ... go. 23i4 23as
December. 80. 49,. =. 2IS PAS
mainly local. but Included foreign orders on both
s inF p qt the d meTkst; P nn SapsIGn Ss .eIIisv AT ap5 5h ee Tt Gp,
that the drought in the winter wheat belt had ben
continued dry weather. and after the opening trans.
actions prices rallied and recovered the loss. Arsen,
prices again weakened and declined. Rumors of a
large demand for export could not be confirmed;
I'D. but lost part Of the rise. Paris advanced &c;
Hour rose 10 confines; TIE N~orthwcsiern receipts
week was 3ss,1l0 bbIs. The Cincinnati Price Gu.
relief from drought. and the situation is incrcasingiy
discouraging. Serious disappointmen is apparently
wheat have been itsssened by the prevailing appre:
tensions. Miller., however; are not urgent, purchas'
ent unprontabieness." Corn and oats declined
III ,:ymp f,Rsrn wl,h w shssnc.s The sd ,ras dl 81 in corn cS %ss
Chicago received 479 cars OF corn and 1904 OF oats;
she F sSs PATS there rs,1s sS,~oTrow Cs STs estimated 6aa' an at rho rho
market to-day was full OF bull news. but with only q
hHhll OUTSIDE business sou tH anu closed Sbr. Del"
the nnish yesterday. The range for December was
from 81 iac, to 92s.c.. closing at elasc. May ranged at
pool quotations. Paris and Antwerpw were both higher.
The quarterly stocks of wheat In the principal mar.
bush. as com compared with 100000 bush. on july i.
Clearances were $4,000 bush, and Bradstreet for
bush less than the amount put adoat last week. The
drought, which is still unbroken. has continued SO
" IT should come within a few days. would cause a
1 roT,ss % 'f laaSs It, sold Drl fs; s Siw York with Re,
100000 bush; chartered here. supposed to be
Was WeaR. What little SIsa demand ! ,he eri?" was came
mostly from local shorts and against puts. The best
chases, The shipping demand was again light. the
pest otier FOR cargo lots being 2rac. under the Deem
The market is suffering from the effects of heavy
hipment OF corn from here for Western account
prices are lia6i. to drag. oats-The shipping demand
FOR oats could not be any better; New York in three
there is no sp"cu alton. Dat Spectators watch corn
and wheat; oats will not null unless corn does"
wheat. Trade " as fairly active. sales $500 hb!s.
Bbls. Sacks.
Receipts 2ss74
Winter in bhls.-supcrhnc. s]a.lOes3.25: No. extra.
So b%s3.4 40; s~traIShts. s. 500 81 70; patent s5.lo@t
400 S 81 IS; i patents 9"lsi- s5.i I5s q s5.t5. Mil Mil; ed iAHr
was in fair I'D demand for local account acc It. Wes. tern
doe; SO ms. 55S6oc.; 100 Ms. 7~s'a&soc,
sales GSTT Of 50 bales sS', fSp s nSrS Mas M HGShnnse Sp.s Miih
N~f~S
0'sc. against : 1910: last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. 67sc.. against y $40 last year. Mobile. Savan-
nah. and Charleston advanced Lice. New Orleans
SOLD 4. 5000. Augusta l,j2l. savannah l.352, Norfolk
1885. Charleston 300. and Mobile 400 bales. Liver
pool was unchanged on the spot, with sales Of 10000
bales: futures there advanced l. 10 l point. but reacted
and closed generally unchanged. In Manchester yarns
moved slowly; cloths, some business Mt low prices.
The Bombay receipts for the week were 200, against
5000 last year: shipments to Great Britain, none.
against none last year; to the Continent. 1000.
against 5000 last year. Augusta received to-day
2,SiB bales. against 2,biI last week and 2.SSh last
year: Memphis 1879. against 2,su8 last week and
z. 13D last year; 81. Louis, H65 against 662 last week
and 43o last year: Houston 1920. against 1880
last week and 1909 last year. Augusta shipped to-
day 2.AI3. Memphis 2.1ll. 81. Louis ! l ~, and HOus-
ton 1880 bales; Houston expects tomorrow $1,000
to 1l,SO0 bales. against 6.iI2 last week and
l4.17a last year. New Orleans expects 1000
to 5000. against 3.+0s last week and 1888
last year. The port receipts were 46.3l7 bales, against
40. 1874 last week and 1920 last year; thus far this
week 23i, 2la. against 243.774 thus far last week.
The exports from the ports were 39,S3S bales New
Orleans advanced 2 points. but lost this and de-
clined slightly. Futures here advanced 2 10 8 points.
lost this and declined 2 to D points. but rallied and
closed steady with prices unchanged on all months
excepting October. which was . points lower. The
total sales were l2l 800 bales. Tho future trading
wRg as follows: