The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08

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$ Rss Sss:.::S;4: g: Fl: $ g: f.:
cost and freight to Buffalo; mating, "aos5fc, as 70
quality yoy Eye mmNW strong r., state sta ;-s tSi2S ,snl ar Sois
C TSssetg; eS wss Sfm. r hos: sa Hna we're tae,sn 1ss i eq 6ash..
including $4,000 No. 3 white and $4,000 No; .
eIersto on 1000 po1SS'S at STE sihsc.; SCOT. eo1o660tdt Dc. at s2lac. deiiV.
cred; No 3 white e. + &c; S Nc; 2 y yel 10y. st rSsnI Futures lures
90. 900 BUSH. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lo,cesf. Closing. Night.
R:Ssne..: 49,: 81 ST. 81. g., ssIs
S SasS.. %iBBsiud Msse s 1000 no. 2 1 @s, ;e.s s,, pssS sS'p pGi.
yate terms ~ export, No; 2 white, 10000 az 29ie.;
No. s s DO. ass:; No. : 2 2 mixed. 10000 at faSsasigc.;;
ri 3 d "a, g 3 n NIX ss. sslie.re %I1s s'6G sSa ss s SO; we,se;
track mixed. 27s2ec.; do. white. 1000 at geSS5c.
Futures advanced 'sc. Future sales, 10000 BUSH.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Night.
9ay.""..a7s a7a a7s sTS al
Wheat was quiet but nrmer to-day, Influenced by a
clearances, prices advanced. Foreign houses sold
nsEs ' 9sss;e but Sl,s Titso out r ssfSti T ssi.s, but the the sl isss
prices were near the top figures Of the e. ds e. o The
State report was putlish. giving tho condition as es
per cent. Liverpool declined 20; to 70; but re,
wheat and a5 oentimos to 80 centlmes on -four. The
Northwestern receipts were 7s4 cars. against
erpool deeiined 40 but rallied and closed
supply sssse@ent makes lax the decrease 100000 bush.
i sns s @oT. r ssslTs ,G ss'' 81 isy.. o esics ws' s. s.ss sI% 81
cars of corn and oe7 OF oats, The receipts there 70.
wheat market soods9y: result largely Of sSoIs
The higher crop repor. stimulated the desire
from 70 So yss;;er Taieh CLOSING snHs with ni s se to saI ,sc. Of ct #. i ss:
vance lost. Above stc, there was selling which was
a dpeHFepDs eGyem nSs5 ahs ra pase,fs f 'R'ais sSe' to % sao.. Ssssme Ct
gs4o. The increase IN the contract stock in store for
pated. Export clearances for twenty:four hours.
m mass r eeS n1u w. wsfs 7 f9Ssa 70 Su iinOG L GUe sSSh closed pssi
about steady; Paris a shade easier; New York re.
much use to attempt TO predict what = market Ike
t ,ss n is going Tn sS d ,he ~ bsss IT Is w !. ou en os ass % Snd ; ,ss p:
ement Of uncertainty which has prev allied for the past
by by NE wheat atre N, iI .s' up at one lime. but . st
Fridays price. at tho close. Receipts were e54 cars.
T I'D. lover Ss1 'i seaSoead ' ciea Msans' we're ri e1 .oec b wsfe
Buffalo corrected its stocks. 2.6o6, 900 bush. instead
not likely to weaken unless in sympathy with wheat.
Oats were steady; receipts large; the Inspection was
ances were 100000 bush. There was a good cash de-
FLouR-Trade was dull and prices easy despite tho
sharp rise in wheat. The sales were 10000 bbls.
E EspdEs. 1886
Winter In bbls: supernne. 03. log o.. 20; No. 9 extra.
o3. BOG 83. so; straights. 9+.40@ e4.5o; pstents. 81. 80
@35.2 go. Spring In bbls.: Clears. 9i.25@S4.35
%straights. 04.TO@S+.90: patents. 95a95.15. Mil
Feed-Was hrm and fairly active. Western spring
In 100 n. sacks. 9l3@Sl3.25; 2Oo. Ms. oi2.75; win.
ter In bulk. 0i3@9l5.
C~oTros-Spot cotton here was unchanged: no sales.
Middling upland1, 57ec. against T-l1c. last year;
New Orleans and Gulf. 8isc. against 7 ll.l6c. last
New Orleans sod 5000. Savannah $3.50, Norfolk
l,2sS, Augusta U95. Mobile 700. and st. Louis $3.50
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with
sales OF l2. 100 bales; futures there advanced = to ]
point. In Manchester yarns were hardening; cloths
sellers can only do business at a concession. Augusta
received to-day Y. 5s4 bales, against I ,40S last ,week
and $50 last year; Memphis 2,D4s. against 4,492 last
week and 1910 last year: st. Louis 1881. against
l,524 last week and a20 last year: Cincinnati
2.87S. against 8.1l9 last week and 1890 last
year; Houston 1924. against 24.%07 last week
and II, 349 last year. Augusta shipped to-day l.b8l
Memphis Z. 300. st. Louis 1885. Cincinnati $50. and
Houston 0.260 bales. Houston expects tomorrow
5000 to 2, 800 bales. against 2.S0l last week and
6.S43 last year. New Orleans expects $4,000 &C
1900. against 7.69S last week and 22. 1877 last
year. The port receipts were 6b.SS7 bales, against
l03. 072 last week and 46.679 last years thus far this
week l77.s98. aga INST 242, 345 thus far last week
The exports from the ports were II. 800 bales. New
Orleans advanced I TO Q points. but lost II and de
clined slightly. Futures here advanced 9 to 4 points
lost this and closed dull hut steady. with prices un
changed TO l point lower. with sales OF 72, 400 bales
The future trading was as follows:
CLOSING. Highest. Loptat. Salss