The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-16

oat"TsR Pot vas q armsr: sales $4,000 bush. inclad;
for export. No. 2 white. ?8c.; No. 3 do, p5c.; No. 2
e @'tsa' an. isiG lio. 900 % s a, :s,, ,a s1sEa snd 10 lEs ;SSS nat So, :. 1
MI mixed; Pa; f., ssts 9 do; al,se.; do; %hlss, sto.
DO 4 wh ME- ai.S SoSe at asssssa et'' Fu mnrsa' a sSS need
asc. Future sales 10 900 bush. as follows: Ldst
opentn0. Highest. Lotosst. Closing. MONT.
pscs@ecr.asa ass Ssh ass. ssstt
T ins.i ir ;saass in , Sasas s ssssy S Sa,s q Sas.s and In mainly .n3S
here re on S,. : small small &c. sssi1 ,,,; y the ss., Opening IS.I prices were
Chicago. This absence OF ontaide support was a bear.
s 10 se' ssd . e? sr. sai 1Si' . %1s GsSG s.'ssia. before The The
Modern Adier'. crop summary was bullish and shorts
wa. a fair demand reported for export. liverpool
declined ed, but recovered part Of tn loss. Paris
against ISL yesterday. I,1s6 last week and ess last
pecteed to Increase 100000 bush. for the Week. The
Modern Miller says; Rain. have improved wheat
sections OF Missouri. Kansas and the Southwest. or
t ssn.S. e''e cond ssS'ss' IL Rn r. M rsSs.TpS the Rs,, s%res ss1s
improved very little. the rainfall being too light to
l Rss%es s'e Of the % pSSsen'ns now " u m"fss Il ' Sppar ras
that an average acreage, OF winter wheat in tho
Ing rains fall very soon In the Missouri Valley. less
than an average acreage win no seeded here" Corn
Id. Oats were higher with tho rest Of the list. Chi.
cago received OIL coars OF corn and sS3 Of oats; the
NOipN thuiV ~ oiio ~ otiHia ~ Doo vars VI
were active fluctuations Ia wheat to-day without
bles came lower. Our yesterdays break explains that.
clearanoes were large. e07, 900 bush. 1t was
the visible. possibly 10000 bush. against over
Issue I."UY; with P the hr las. S Ssrrs saS and adF s aSae he rains rains 'S had
done very little service in the Mississippi Valley. II
p pnls.S .se1 = G %srs ssSt area Ia,n that tel 1@I .dSn a shs s21a
would be much reduced IN the Missouri Valley. The
High winds are doing damage in Kansas: whence
tho drought news Is quite sensational. The Corn
poorer than appreciated. and that its offerings VIII
soon let up, New York claims ma, over l%;0o",ooo
there was some demand down mere to-day; Some
spot business was done hire; at least 100000 bush:
mueh trade trass and Us with the the p a1tSot so high S''a tSas
long lon D side. % Goe1 had 10 q ssiaias eq pslly sa to.say. Covering S@ ing
BY shorts was the feature The large stocks create a
cash demand, But it issaid TO be partly 10 aii RuGalo
eiss,toGs. EsesiPts keep InGT p pseteaiy large Sii
dead, Corn. however. is about SC. under the price OF
while. Data do NOT break loose from corn. but follow
u up and down. The cash demand 10 sunicient to
bbls. ~
E EsGs,pss' fss.ssaas atLbbsSS
EApo''~ o'""o S'''@S
90 4oi straigkts. $4,000 ti,d6i patents. $500
SsSSS, Spring In b6is' Clears; . aHHsa co.
Bran was quiet but steady. owing to light offerings.
%e.tsTp SSSi.sd ' 100 Ms; 10 AS T. S7IS SS 80
CISCO.
CoTToE-Spotco cotton here declined i-l6c.. with sales
OF Dos bale: for spinning. Middling nplandS. Q . lae:
against z lb'l6c. last year New Orleans and Gulf
d e.l6c.. against g Side. last year. The Southern
spot markets were unchanged. New ORLEANS sold
1000. Augusta | ,070, Savannah Ihs. Norfolk 1Ol, Mo-
bile 400. aud 81. Louis 276 bales. Liverpool was I'M
changed on the spot, with SAles OF 10000 oalesi iu-
lures there were steady NJ about unchanged prlcea.
The Liverpool sales for the week were $4,000 bales,
against $4,000 last week and 5000 last year; stocks
2bl 900. including IB2, 900 American, against 1884,
600 Last week, of which 2o2. 600 were American. and
10000 Lat year, including $4,000 ATsIi-