The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
opsnsno. HIGHEST. Lo,c.st. CLOSING. Mott

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Eysowasdul: state, SOC pIs Nc. . wessesn !oss
nrms. sales / $500 ts'V BUSH 1I Including eI Ieo,o 90 NO. Wa :
mixed at sac. free on board anoat; f8o. 900 do. late
500 5000 o' se!lo aSF IN S1 ssors ~ :. s ! %'T Ps,a IN slI sd1sno sa't &c.
Opening. Hso.s... 1o,O.... o,s..ro. k aSss
RR: sssSs:::S!s &c iii 81: & It:
S s,Ss;as SsS N Ssn ,as; higher; sslc' ss7ooo sH,h, in.
White On private private terms err for Slre sgport snG No ,' : %Sise eG ass
ssHe:; Nc; DO, 1000 a. a1t9S7aac:; No. 9 white
81: 8 DO. s5isc;; r.jeSssd m i a. stsa ai5as 90 w lSs;s
s ssS No. 90 9 % %hiss 4, qe GoS "a S Sssi; track mixed;
were '4o. higher. Future sales 10000 BUSH, as fol-
December. G e.. S e E sss os g @ ss&
s &RsSe mss s1 He. S1; in ns sRe 1 %s.n h q su iGSay cn. Tss
ter and nd prices advanced; closing at about the best ns-
but late cables were hrm. and were accompanied By
3 s1 sSa4fp o failing 'o on. 'i Sfstnsl a. ' crop SG sdsics: w snsw un.
ssssEssi T "a. to sAs s.d Sf ss' Fs,i Tsf' an 1'fh sav. a5ssFP 'sSi
ds5is sdv az esnt Is. to '> e.. bg! rsSctsd; -four 1saa,ee.,ss
we're 100 cars, AGAINST 1880 last week and
sos sGs last year Corn was quiet but nrmer.
lower S'se " CHICAGO L, rseeRtsed saS a sash AND s1p 60 30 20;
fE,1mSrT ON ,S Oats ss, we !, me, more sn sctivs than Of late and and
cars and expects GIT tomorrow. Chi ago: Nov. II:
hour Of the session. when there isa was 1 a rally yn Of ! Z cent a
SI 7 with the buying principally BY local shorts;
days; nf Reee lfss at Pri%aPy p eos %I show 40 q decrease crease.
NORTHWESTERN receipts being 7s9 cars. against sos .
were steady. private advices being moro buiIish
than indicated by the market quotations: Wheat
about three weeks: We doubt il it remains
the lon %u slda ,on & oon uhs Sr fs,ap IL n siSms to S.d fsTS.
would Of itself be q b9llish feature. Corn rallied
Willing elsewhere oo.sse"%AHna active demand from p51,
shorts caused an advance in oats. particularly in
With a stock Of contract ErSde in s,ore Of only about
: sSSi 600 70 10 sg oat on AZ a. IF w1.oh+t s and .1,u %SFs; + /. 9 sspU + "a
strong as anything on the list.
rise ssG iS WHEAT. f s.l.. f Il. 800 ' SS, stronger owing to tho
Receipts 1906
Winter in bbls., supernne. @. s.ao, No. g eItra.
: sslaSi sG s.7oss T. o'' s...S Sas'F ssssSsfS' a ri
FeedGBrsn was arm but dull western quoted y
b 10 81: 4 loo On rs. os sssssos 60 u.s. 0'o'0''' 80 ms"
CoTToS-spot cottou here was unchanged; no sales;
s ssu SisS; Against. sgsln.. 2 lG "a. Mast last year; M io,d g 6 AND
Savannah I;isl; Norfolk s5a. Augusta sea. 81; Louis
on osG the = spot @sS With sales ss Of IL ,cS6pS SaIs saI rnsSres there there
advanced . to 3 points. but lost part OF the rise. clos
IN Manchester cloths were quiet yarns moro inquiry.
but not much doing. Memphis received to-day 1897
bales. against 8,6se last week and $3.50 last year;
years Houston 1890. against 1897 last week
iast week and s,aaso lat Year; Cincinnati ssS. against
sss last week and Hiss last year Augusta shipped
cinnati 1913. and Houston l+.69b bales. The port
receipts were o o 1929 bales, against 84.384 last week
and $4,000 last year; thus far this week 279,5b6
bales, against 2sl 800 thus far last week. The e.
ports from the ports were sc. 800 bales. New Orleans
advanced 4 to o points, but lost IL and declined 8
points; Futures here opened 8 to o points higher. but
8 to 2 points for tho day. with sales OF 100, 300 bales.
The future trading was as follows: