The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-03
Opening. Highest. forrest. Closing. NIGHT.
October. .......9Slt p3h 93ls 93s 93s.
December .....ssS ssS sms MS Ssi:

A'us q " wv
and flsIeSt to Rafsio; G SSss sSsfiS'"e Cos, and freight H" to
@ Sfs weak sSsE' and mi anisi. ' STATE. 47s ss 10 F No. ! WESTERN Stern
Ass4s,2c, cost and freight, to Bpf.lo. corn-spot
No: g mixed at ss,.s sac. free on board anoAt r5
to isc. lower. After "'change" December on curb
was s4.aa42 c. closing S4Sc. Future sales 10000
Opening. Highest. Loye,t. CLOSING. NtgiIt.
6StSSsF. i". So. ssas a.. s 81 w w.:
Sass-i ]inSiu G1s 's sS.G 1S5l Ss.S sPS ns sasls on p sSlss e. ; s;GES
for export. No. . white. 96i2s2e4c.; No. 3 do.
10, mixed. 2saSss hspptSS 10. $ DO ass.c,; reijeoted
mixed. 22c.; do. white. 25SP5t c.; No. 2 mixed, lie.
white. 1900 at e6iaSs2c. Futursa were nomi.
nally easier. No sales.
OPENING. Highest. Lope,t. Closing. NiSSt.
S Ssss%ser &c.,: go: 80: S e.: Sst
Wheat was duh and easier to-day. The cables were
better than had been expected. but were Offset by
rain in the drought region within the next forty'eight
s Mon5., Then Then ns too: the ,S sS SlslD 4 ,s sSpp,y $ sta.sm .n% 81, on
worlds shipments are estimated at about 5000, 900
ON ou. Cover r 'ns I sho rts. W" liv tsGSssFs was Sf irPesu ane si ,sd'
lower to ID. higher. The Northwes,ern receipts were
year. The export, from this country for the week.
according TO Bradstreet's, were ~5:s94.s46 bush.
There were no shipments from Argentine, against
c tSsi 900 aeci Snsa. With sn the she same but we feeor l.ss y To,;
q the loss. liverpool advanced sd. to I'D.
T we're s,1Sssee1 b dd%R : against seD 1.Gse 900. dGS ias week week
and 3. iOo. 600 last year. There were no Argentine
cars Of corn ana 57t of oats. Chicago. Oct. 2.-"There
sunday promised local showers in North Dakota and
Minnesota; Although clear and werner weather was
though. this a sasgestlon Of 2 general breakup; On
arm. but Paris was very weak. There was heavy
selling OF December through one commission
There was nothing encouraging from the seaboard on
export bus ness: nothing in the way Of cash trans
better. Car lots relatively a cent better than yester.
day; Crop . consideration are being revived in corn:
weak. corn closed i4c. over last night. There is no
the through! is making an impression and there are
more samples here, indicating q very light yield.
sss; Clearance. for the week wers no, 50 large.
100000. For the twenty:four hours only eoI. 900
%s TaTn; Asse OF 1900 S .o%o bush tSsi y ss was . axsIasin :
sossrd IN a r fsn; "s oa,s w THE . ,nS.lns %,9R,n seems en-. rs to b.
Tss sss ,sce dsmaR Raw Is no, wi; 9p he , Ms,s IT Was; Sss.
Oats will follow the corn Lead,
thy with wheat. Sales $500 b6is. The New YORK
pr% ndg sd ExGhsnso Rnp9rt e. s s6a the stock Of flour
900 last year.
Receipts. 9.03i 1907
Exports. 1928 1925
Winter in bhls. srpernne: es.loses.2o; No. g extra,
oo'SD tEhlkut1, -. spL sNOs patents, D lug
% 30. Spring in bbls. Clears. et.40s& - 90: %straights.
oi.00@S s.. Is; patents, 60. lao %. 45. MIL Feed-Brnn
was steady but dun. Western quoted: Per 100 ms, 40
ms, 65@70c.; 60 MS. 65&e7Lc.; 80 MS, 672CS7oc
100 ms, 72a@60c.
CorroS-sPo cotton here was unchanged. with saleS
of 10 bales for spinning Middling uplands 62c..
against SAC. last year; New Orleans and Gulf CSC.
against s"sc. Last year. Galveston declined lsc.
Savannah. Norfolk, ana 81. Louis, 1-l6c. The port
receipts to-day were 1895 bales. against 1884
last week and +l.9S7 last year. The exports from
tho ports Appropriated 1000 bales. Augusta re.
ceived to-day 2.I7s bales. against 2.255 last week
AMI l.S3i last year; Memphis 3.276. against 3. ls4
last week and 8, 100 last year; ST. Louis $40. against
against 577 last week and GA last year; Houston
~, 2B6. against 9.l00 last week and lO,9ag
last year. Augusta shipped to-day 800 ia cs.
Memphis 2aI3. ST. Louis S..3i. Cincinnati
tomorrow $500 to 10. 900. against IL. pIs last week
and l0.572 last year. Now Orleans expects 5000 to
1000. against ~ .2+S last week and 23. 5l8 last year.
New Orleans declined . points on December. Liver.
pool declined l.32d. on the spot. with sales OF 5000
bales; futures there declined to 2a points. closing
barely STEADY. The Chronicle states that the weather
In the South during the week has favored the rapid
gathering OF cotton. dry weather having prevailed
almost every where; that marketing is also making
OK client progress. being hindered. however, at some
ont reports that advices from over TeIas indicate
Adiminution In the prospective top crop. Northern
hpinncrs have taken thus far this season loa. 263
bales. gainst 1872 thus far last season. There
ing the total in sight l~,ll4,bS9. against ! 1901. s88 at
this time last year. Tho exports from the ports thus
FAR this season have been ISL .21p bales, against
4lO.I 8O thus far last season. The total worlds Wis bile
supply Is now l.+ii,e3e bales. including 1901 .ua2
American, against 2,l0I,p2g q year ago. OF which
] 1927. 122 were American, Futures here to-day closed
Btendy Al n net decline OF z 20 y points, with sales of
Tl.sOO bales. The future trading was as follows;