The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25

wero $4,000 bush, including ESQ. 600 No. 2 mixed,
FREQ on board anoat. and $4,000 do. at the outports
on private terms for export, No. 2 mixed in elsva.
sss,i ss,S' ise 500 TS.G zs' .sis. II 8 s: $1,000 4 sa ssts a. f EHsSss:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. cressn0. HisSit.
SR: sssSs::sis: s 81: S Sis s sis S I'll:
S Si'c9o gs.n was ias i, { t ~ s'' ss. J III s!ir ss,s' on r PRE-
yate terms for export: No. = white. ssse; 10. 9
&c., DO: $3.50 $500. at 20 WI : mi Ike; . a Ss'!S No S..s 3 a., Rs ss;ss No. re- .
1ested mixed, s!iae,; do; white; aos.; No; . mixed
10000 at 2sSs4c., Futures were nominally I'm.
changed. Future sales. none.
Opening. Hi0hest. Lowest. Closing. Night.
P PsSsmGst 2Ss SSa
The news in wheat to-day was in the main of a bullish
character and prices advanced. closing at about the
and mainly local. and the Improvement was there.
west were consIderably smaller than Of late. the
s 81 sss Seiid Sss' Late 1ssss :: sss s ssps:ts sSI Iissls on ts ss st to
I'D; higher; Paris advanced. lass: to l,ye. ON wheat
seipts were 5sa carr. against Iss last week and AS
Changed ysrs To- e, Earn 1os s,Ssed 4 l fsir dem nassf ls9 s. ga, w na;
reported. Chicago received 322 cars. and expects 800
receiyed sa4 cars. and expects 4io tos@orrow. re
New York Produce Exchange VIII he closed to.mor.
was dun, but strong. closing at the highest price for
the week. May ranging o. &c; to else; Foreign
port reported on overnight offers. A lot of old No. 9
; sPe ssoe T1 in t .sofa Of ee ss.a e. sr sS,sg now fT lei hiTi s gpI9 s Soa
900 bush; Primary receipts were double what thry
cars. against ls5 a year ago; but last year wheat was
paying carrying charges, now the cash wheat is
isiiins Of on. . Phers was c consider ds'' more d saSw ia a
December wheat than for several days past. evidently
take our wheat from US. 8 10000 bush. clearins again
during the last twenty. four hours from the Atlantic
with this December wheat deal out of the way and a
iss up R, II the aS f Sss,s9. at eoE RaiTTa%sy n %aqts. the %as nG at
a standstill. and would probably have SOLD
lower O sea tSr aa' ciesasre ,a % wess iOi I ,aoo 'b %sae 70 70.
days offerings were moderate. Oats were as dull as
same. The interest which bought December so arseiy
early in the week Keeps CLEANSING back. selling De.
offers at l4c. difference, Receipts were s24 cars,
with 4 sss s oSn Ss.Sl for %h rI ,S.Ss y s j. AtSsor.Tra a,S SIeArances
FLouREThe trading was quiet to-day. but offerings
The sales ais We're 3. 100 bbls. -
E Esfs,Rs' 1898 Sss $3.50 S.ssS
Winter In bills: s%uperfne. o. 90; No. g extra
O.; soS 50. 90 sDr, s,gaifhts' ri, stt:oo@s y 60 patents, S4sS
s%sfslssss. spi.7SSssa.eS S0f Patents. ssss5 slS' Mi
Tssa 55ssos;: 90 o'% ps. T SsSeoe.?! & 50 u.s. W Ss,a as; CT
1.4o0 bales were delivered on contracts. Middling
nplsnds. 2 s,ecs, against 7asc; last year; New or
Mobile advanced Lille, New Orleans sold 5000.
s SAY p1 a. 1900 sSz NG .aS Ss2. AnF 'na 5o!. Mobile
pool was unchanged on the spot. with sales of 10000
bales: futures there opened partially / point lower.
rallied and advanced. 4 TO ] points, but lost part OF
the rise, closing unchanged to l point higbor. In
Manchester yarns were quiet; cloths In moderate de-
mand, Mcmphi received to-day 3.O32 bales. against
1857 last week and 5.48l last year; Houston 1922,
1870, against 1881 last week and l.4l0 last year aSt.
isss yt l;4s% t,n es e 7isl0 against isss wI sss f ins. , Is.i
and 6.oo7 last year; Augusta shipped to-day 1881.
and Houston lO.sgs bates. Houston expects to.mor.
row ~. 900 to IL. 500 bales, against 6.074 last week
90. 900, against {, 0SS last week and l0,9i8 last
| year. The port receipts were 90. 500 bales, against
week S2.4s4. against 1900 thus far last week.
The exports from the ports approximate, $4,000
f.. Futures here dvsnced 8 to 5 points. but lost
this and closed quiet but steady at q net decline OF 2
10 8 polnts for the day after sales OF lO0, 800 baIes.