The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-11
openfnp. Hfahe.t. Lo,re,t. Clio.

Tho speculation I'm wheat to-day was moderately
account. At the opening prices advanced on higher
cables, fore'gn bnylns. covering by Local shorts, and
some new buying for local long account. on the rise.
however. local operators sold TO realize profits and
was recovered, however. before the close, the last
prices showing n fractional net loss for the dav. Large
been reduced caused the rally, Liverpool adj.
vnnced lad; but Lost part OF the rise: Paris ad.
45s last week anu lib last year. Cal:
2js last year. Corn was depressed by rains in the
ioFn Pet; l L@Gai ionss iqg I'D Chicago Ieeeivcd
dIll; but firm. Chicago received 429 GERS: the re.
Ia, Government report was received This afternoon
ty the New lor: News Bureau and ,tated the condi.
against SO. last month and q. . last year, corn Ia.s.
against ~ las, month and ol.o last year; oats $40.
vol, asains. SOS last month AID $40 last
fi%ar ye Gn['r Guc !" m !; aEa' g. + sI asn last month no Ia. and mS Ssb
and 90. 2 last year. The wheat condIt on. IS. :. is Ill
higher than the September average for the last ten
years; The corn condition. 1913, is 40 points lower
tender average for the last ten years. Chicago. sept.
lo-"whcai was active and higher to-day. December
foreign news was all strong. some OF It s"nsationally
so. some canl's reported the estimated European re:
heretofore The weakness at the close was principally
due to selling by local traders desiring to even up
before the Gov rnment crop report was issued.
There was an unconnrmed riport that the French
bush. There was no confirmation OF it. Northwest
receipts were only about half what they were for
uIstiSe trade is small. Tue local sentiment is stlli
bearish. as IT has been since the advsnc. started.
Acceptancesf for the week so far have been large and
wer"ii'"ral ng In 'n.das, CIearances for twerty fonr
as stroEs as it continues to be pictured there is little
show for any M ,teriil break here and q chance
Corn opened a tribe higher but ruled heavy during
me entirr session. Country offerings were more
traders. The Government estimate is expected to
show a higher cond ton than the present situation
rioration in Yield during the past ten days. oats
bush BUSH having Ra%i BE- been . ,a sarse yS sash SS'i for s,p 1;Sto'S wS
look for them to sell higher relatively as compared
FL"rR-was only fairly active hut nrm. Sales H.. |
800 bbls. ~
no.,u. gGrrs.. Sacks.
kecelpts. 1865
Exports 1000 1920
" Wl 'ss s Il SSl :.i, sn ! SC 81 sS SO g. No, ss,t5a
ss,S O., s e -; in n Sfls; clears; 4.sSs4.72; ssFaisht'.
SS992%' o. 50 : i ms, s Sss 20 !oS ss 90 SS ss o ls 90 u.s. oz9s
sales OF g2o bales Tor spinning, MiddIins upIanis.
7'4c" AGAINST %. last year, Mobile declined l.iSc..
and 81. Louis 5 ,sE'i Charleston advanced I.loc. sa.
! 400, Norfolk aos. and Mobile 500 bales. Liverpool
bales: futures there EI WERE TS0 an h ssies at OF 'G pSiDe
lower. The liverpool sales for the week were 81, 900 |
last week. Ssf wGiSS H4!sa .o q we e1a'n sms s-;o%S
and 1890 oo last year: inclnding $4,000 AmerSn;
As 1000 last week. OF which ) "a. 900 were American.
and $4,000 last year, including 33S. 900 Ameri an
In Manchester yarn5 and cloths were dull. Tho mort
receipts to-day were 2o.0ls. against q. $50 last week
anu 2S.SHi last year; total for the week Q5s7I |
against 49, 3 last week and 1873. 62G last wear. The
exports, from the ports approximated 1000 bales.
New Orleans expects tomorrow 4. 800 TO 1000 bales.
against 2,Sil last week and q .4p2 last year. Hons
ton expects lO.5n0 TO II 900 bales, against 1919 last
week and 1899 last year. The total interior re-.
cripts for the week were l05.2I7 bales. against
S Sa; Sa 7a 5ass w "sain. and %, iSG ,M las, year; shin
last year; stocks, 7s.62o. against s.. 6a- last week
and lbb.SHh last year. New Orleans declined 4 points
but recovered the loss ami advanced : points
Futures here declined ! TO 3 points, recovered thts
ana advanced Z TO II points. but lost part OF The rise
closing steady at a net advance OF s TO 7 points for
the DAY. with sales OF 10000 bales. The future