The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-27

Bariey-was dull. New feeding. 2sc~2st2c., cost
Ssm f ydFk! m ,G nUtra' ssc ss s"s, C; s to o snI trelY Rye to
Was dun. state. SOC; No. . Western. 40i4@iulac.
s iiss. H sales sFf ,Sh.o 900 70 b S% ! iuS f q + iSs. S %a' S i"'E ;
mixed on private terms for export late last night.
terms. and 900 yellow at Sic. in elevator. Futures
advanced lac. to &C. Future sales 10000 bush. as
follows:
opcntn0. Highest. forrest. Closing. Nig..tt.
Is; '::% ss;s a 5G* IT, 1T ssS%$ Sc: % as
SRis 300 %n wn. i i'm t 4 @e% sS1 .do S"s So s!:n ciTrps si'r at
2i24c, and on private terms. and 100000 heavy
S %aits on no. pFa!y%at S.. ! s4las': '% 90. ' ) %Giie S siipr z ca we ass,.
No; 3 do. 25i4c.; No. . mixed. 22aic.; no. = do, 1000
: mixed dseliverei. ease track mixed. 22ie@2ic.;
do. white. 10000 at 25G3lc. Futures were nomi
nally unchanged. Future sales none.
Op,ning. Highest. Lo,rest. C'o,tns. Night.
1ecember". 2Sit So.
Wheat declined for n time to-day on lower cables.
s1aif sor Was m sStLaTsi EHG active tI,e' and an u mainly my lo'ai.
But the early loss was soon recovered and prices
ment for the day. The early sellers bought back
their wheat, n cold wave was predicted for the West,
and large ciearances also contributed to strengthen
the tone. while there were some unfavorable Argen.
tine rumors in circulation. The increase in the
expected. but 1t had little II any effect, The
Northwestern receipts were smaller, being 81!
ears, against 1868 yesterday, l,lao last week and
LOIS last year. Liverpool declined Id. to I'd. Paris
declined lac. -four declined 80 centtmes. Brudsfrecf's
reported an increase in the available supply in this
country east OF the Rockies OF l.Ul2.0o0 bush. and
inc ,aSrs1 ,n the TN E ,otoI w OF I;so oyaIIab Ssss sa i; nHS' NJ an
$4,000 bush. Corn was quiet but frmer with wheat.
cars rarsrn and eXpeets as t%ln@rrow. Oats were nom.
inally nrm. The arailahl" supply in this country. &C
Chicago received 40 cars. AMI expects roo 10,
morrow. Chicago. Oct. 2G.-" Foreign news on wheat
I hut ihc %"' were wSsN. cn m%Fh'"EE n HII pt iSIn !" ~ rn @'5
To rally rr c = q cent from the bottom ana close them
amt LIVERPOOL was the early influence. The :n'
crease In the worlds visible. t,ai3,oo0 bush. was
contract wheat. over 400. 600 bush. had been ordered
from a good source at New York that G00.O bush.
Duluth wheat had been sold for export via Montreal.
The ruinors started shorts. who had not time to stop
and Investigate. 1t had been Fashionable to s"llcariy
II was more than fashionahi. to take back shcr, .arc+
G55. 900 bush. The Northw'st' claims that farmers
deIivetics az" fall:ny OF. We shall probably get hishe,
cables 10 morrow. and II t~o'nieht's runners ar" verified
arcttrl market may follow Corn was iu"Iinsd 10 lie
easier OF it, f. own mott, n. but II wn' kent Ell rnG nai or i"s'
with i2j estimated for to.morruw. Citnrances w"r,
not very large. 1872. OD0 bush. The cash demand wn'
not very sharp Some people were influenced by tn,
weather forecast indicating rain. everywhere am
tend to check the Western movement, Oats wcr,
firm. The cash demand serIs ~lHnomenal The "nl,
practically netting OF that.
fLoUE-was less active. but steady. Sales $500
bbs.
Kcceints 500,
f. 49, r'' 90. 49, ''N
Winter in bbls .-Suporfnr. S3@S3l5: No. > extra
81. 2OCL&3.4O; %s:raights. S4.3oca 49,; patents. 6i.Ht
~s523. Spring in ~bbls-CIcars. ei:@nrs 81 y
F-rd-Bran was uull but steady. Western quoted
y lOU ms. 40 ms. D; l2@t2Lc. 60 ~, 57n@ 2L2c.
30 MS, . 2GJG2L 2c.; 100 ms, 22@Suc.
C~oTTnN-Spot cotton here was unchanged. will
sales Of 200 bales for spinning; 40 bales sold for ~
port last week were reported to-day. Middl:uE M
lands. u l. lbc. against ! Ii. lie. last year; New pr
leans and Gulf. G 5.l6.. against = 3-ihc. last year
New orleans, Mobile, and savannah declined i-l6c.
Charleston declined Bloc. and Wilmington l-c
New Orleans sold 5000. savannah l,+3O. Augusta
l.ONG. Norfolk 9G:.. Mobile 200. ana Charleston 10,
middling AMI below: other grades declined l-32d.
sales 10000 bales; futures there declined III 4
. points. In Manchester yarns were slngG!s'.
CLOTHS. quotations iarely supported. Augusti
received to-day :.i74 hHlcs. AGAINST i.gId Las
week and l.6GI last year; Memphis h.lIj, agains
Cool last week and 2,C03 last year; Houston
20, G3O. against 2l.5GS last week and 2l,l1l les
year; 81. Louis l.Gi5, against Loco last week an
1858 last year; Cine nnaii zoos. against Loo
last week aud l,S1 ! last y, ar. Augusta shipped &c
day 2,462. Memphis .7GG, ST. Louis ..5ns. ClnciT
to morrow $500 to 5000 bates. against G,Il5 las
week and !. i5s last year. New orleans expects 80
10 ~. 800. against g. $50 last week rnI ~. iO7 last V, al
Tn" port receipts were S1,O6l lalrS, against Sl.SD
last week AMI $3.50. last year; thus far this wee
nl3.2a5 bales, against lgS.3ll thus IA: last wcCl
week. The exports from the ports were 20 80 bale
New Orleans declined y points, but recovered part u
the loss. Futures her" declined } to 81 points, rrCovcre
most of this, then reacted ana closed easy al u net d'
cline OF , to : points for the day. with sale" of lil.lO
bales. The future trading was AS follows: