The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30

expected and wore reneoted in . higher opening here.
4 sood demand for foreign sccount princlpaiiy Con
After tho opening transactions prices reacted on local
s ssslI' h,,s.. Late ,sii,. ssS SSs , Ts.s sssis e. m n.s ssfG Sio. ins
AZ about tho best figures OF the day, There was = good
s sisn c crop r sasioss w rST T TsgsITsd .G snS I sss sssis' sellers Ter;
bought Report, Of oId nssti ,,s IN India also ps1,. had .Sr s sS%s
iIs, but reacted. France, according to one despatch
today, win have to import loo,ooo.o 600 bushels
were s7s cars, against sss last week and 81!
last year: Chicago received l72 cars: against iss last
year ago; Corn advanced partly in sympSsh y.T with
ESeS damage iSsH BY 3r sa ! and %f' hot Winds. Iivcrpooi
declined z TO I'D. Chicago receiyod 7sl cara AVID ex'
Chicago received Ss5 sais, incl i%nciudins 81 new, and eI:
poets sse tomorrow. Tho Cincinnati Price Current.
oond ~ SSet !. n ssSR 'n%m'F Oats s" are s a, soS corn s. prop
m n1oSsl lowered Te 9 and 1 TSS sp, III, COB %ss 900 p sS.s. w Y Ret
whes, 1. moving slowly from varIopS causes est,
e %a'' estimated =. sT'' S az $50, 100000 SS.si bus bush. io't orp seEP
able 1s5.ooo.ooo bush" chicago. July 20.
ance OF the assf he %S5A eIport demand for the Continent.
New York reported Z, large business done there, 81:
here that could not be Executed owing to lack q q;
fsrins' 10 R Rec 9 ren, at Tri@ 1SS:s P pr sso % Sorrs.s saoiEOS
day a year ago. The Cincinnati do Price c"rrsnt ssti:
rsports from the Northwest were favorable: As
long as the foreigners come for the wheat faster
Corn was more active and higher. Receipts were Isl
cars: the estimates tomorrow. LIS. Exports were
NootOUN buFbs ~ IN - ttOh thhNA hVhU w h"o
corn market on the belief that the chances are against
q full crop being made. Oats were steady and dull.
advancing lee. in sympathy with the other mnrkets.''
FLouR-was quiet but arm in sympathy with wheat.
The demand. however. 10 mostly for export. Sales,
IL. 200 bbls.
Barrels. Sacks.
Receips ls'sba
GNpor'b' ............- OF wow
Winter In bills: superfno, o.. $50 %. o5; No. Q extra
e9.lb@ o.. 35; No. lextra. e3.45dDs3 IS ;clears. e9.450
Nil shiYf rec si-tSsasi arS s' but dali. Rassn'&si ss;Ses q ~ Ss.
= 100 MS. 5o9o2ac.; so MS. +7la052iac.; go Ms.
o0&62lac.; 100 ns, $50 5c.
CorToN-Spot. cotton here advanced 1.18cr. with
sales OF 3O5 bales for spinning. MiddlinR uplands.
&c., against z 1-l6c. last year; New Orleans and Gulf,
Sac, against z 11-loc. last year. The Southern spot
markets wore unchanged. New Orleans aold 800.
Augusta n, Savannah 10. and Norfolk II bales. Liv-
$4,000 bales; futures there advanced q to l point.
In Manchester yarns were quiet but steady; cloths in
small inquiry. The Bombay receipts for the week
were $4,000 bales, against 5000 last year; shipments
to the Continent 1000. against 1000 last year, to
Great Britain none, against none last year. Augusta
received to-day 81 bales, against 2S last week and o
last year; NJ, mphis 8, against 20 last week and 10 last
year; st. Louis 4. against SO last week and / last year;
Houston 1888, including IS new, against 3s last week
st. Louis 9e8, and Houston 100 bales. The receipts at
the ports were 957 bales. against 362 last week and ITO
last year; thus FAR this week ASA bales, against 1918
thus far last week. The exports from the ports APP
proximated 1000 bales. New Orleans advanced 8
points. Futures here opened 2 to 8 points higher. lost
this. thon rallied, and closed steady with prices 13 to
10 points higher on August and July respectively. and
were 10000 bales. The future trading was as fol-
lows: