The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-24

track. mixed, 22s2Sc.; track white. 80, 900 at
24taSsoc. Futures were steady. Future sales none.
Univ Opening. Highest. 1o'0s''. crGss"0. SiSsst.
nuenced by a few orders either way. For a time the
tendency OF prices was toward q higher level. The
the movement at the Northwest was light. and there
was very little disposition here to sell. But before
and bcarish pressure. The absence Of export business
was also a hearish factor. The close was Irregular.
The receipts AT the Northwest were l!e cars, against
year, kansas city reported the n"s ear
easier. Crop news was favorable and the receipts are
expected to Increase. Liverpool declined l4d. to I'D.
oats were dull. but steady. Chicago received 24s
S ar the r"SE'in,s there tSmorrpw are estimated %
will close July g and reopen July d. Wheat-Bewii.
t@rr to-day. The fact was aoS"lorad y wSs = d"s t rSst
there was a significant concentration. at least coun.
The mere hint OF this was enough to greatly
S %s"Ic .,. s@sT'si aided Tss % ~ s5s oSr,,SMs the
part Of the day, was s"' S over ssniem nn.y,
opening at Ssa.oy selling between ssasc, and 81! sc..
absolute lack OF demand here, and a drop OF Sl.c, in
the cash price At baltimore. and OF the weakness al
neglected. suggesting considerable weakness but for
the July excitement, THERE'S no use theorizing about
any one is SO disposed. Clearanoes were not large,
23l 900 bush. Northwest cars were moderate, l7p
cara, against al last year. There was good weather.
although enough rain In the South to start ONE talk
or wet harvest. Spring advices are favorable, Corn was
weak on liquidation OF a rather important long line,
ana on the prospect OF reduced rates from Iowa. The
Western roads are In conference to-day AZ to the wis.
OF the small corn tonnage moving, Railroad men In
innate they expect the reduction. II will probably
take y cent on the price OF corn. as II would mean
about ! l2c, or the freight. There was n better ship,
weather keeps favorable West. and It looks as II corn
might be weak the balance OF this month. Tho crop
10 not right, though, AMI there must he tho most favor.
able possible conditions TO make 4 big yield. Oats
Ihe East. says consumers down there. are nlled up for
the moment. Oats are merely following corn"
FLoUR-was quiet but steady. SAles II. 800 bbls.
Barrels. Sacks.
5ecelpu' '''''' 3,b2p
Exports ..........,.... .......". ..8,B40' 3l,08l
Winter In bbls SuperHne. G2. So; No.2 extra,
81 aoeeS.4o No. extra. e8.508s3.1 30; clears. 81 40
CoIToS-Spot cotton here declined l.iBc, with sales
Of $50 bales for export and Ill for spinning. hiddlina
uplands, Z 3.l8c, against 7Ssc. last year; New or
leans and aulf, ; lice, against &c, last year, Gal,
solo 300. Savannah 20. Galveston 6l. st. Louis 80,
and Augusta 7 bales. Liverpool was nrmer on the
spot, with sales OF 10000 bales; futures there nd,
Vanoed . TO ] point, but reacted and declined ] to y
cloths, orders at low limits. Augusta received today
. bales, against 10 last week and none last year
Memphis ps, against 22 last week and 40 last year,
81. Louis l2, against 81 last week and l3 last year
Houston eA, against Is last week and 6e last year
Augusta shipped to-day Z bales. Memphis Tgl,
st. Louis 620. ana Houston 2l bales. The port re,
ceiptS were LOO bales. against 647 last week and
l,88e last year; thus far this week $3.50, against
g,0Sl thus Tar last week. The exports from the ports
we're 2,2ol bales. New Orleans declined 3 TO 4 points