The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
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i Rse' Fu siSSU .s &c, u = 200 bush. asT IS follows .s
OPENING. highest Lowest. clc,trO. Ntgst.
s sSSs :"sYs sSS sfs sSS 81
oats-spot was firm. Sales 1000 bush, Including
sS;toO MO- no. ! ! w Mhis' a SnppS NJ. 81 q Dr. Hs.taSsS o.; no. white,
clipped, 2oc 30 9 do. zoe, No; 2 % Sd1,s s AZ MS;;e;
sacc, track, mixed, q "a sa9o.; tTnes Thi, ssa ,5sGoo
Futures sSsss we're STEADY sS % No %'s ssis.. a'"''''0'
,u,- OPENING. HIGHEST. Lowest Gsss ss vet IS.
wheat was moderately active to-day with July at
tracing the mos, attention ;I,,S lon ,or the nu uSS s1S' Tb M
principal factor In the rise was the talk Of nlanipuia.
1 Goas 81 isS " though s they also sold. Live declined
I'D: Paris advan ed &c q The SOUTHWESTERN nrss oI5 ssSei lpss
year. Chicago receiver as cars, against 10 last week
and s last year, There were no Argentine shipments,
last year. Corn advanced in sympathy with Wheat
Thu ARGENTINE shipments last week were e!s;ooo
600 las, year; 90 oats t.y we =, steady sorD .n Sp an nsS 3, S",a. S chi.
n srtct was the activity and incr rscd demand
s shorts 'e sssp alarmed rpS over s@' the strength TaS that July CON:
tinues TO display, and the heavy rains throughout the
w yantS5 T p1Ice, Sslt sna rr Tp1n os sssssm % &c., eOs ciG. na;
firm Mt about these prices. July RANGED between
changed chang 4 aHo c hs1gt a'y we're 100000 bush. 'trhose
t5H sars N ss,,D yO sDe TsEs for y, S .s7s Zine. An VIII, iT re stTcns
statistical Situation. is a factor that the most
S bears inc Inclined operator ,nn1ov S%nnSt 'E g Both MIME the
foreign and domestic flour demand. New York
e cSas'f sep. w Within &c, crop Panss. closing S : nn sfSs at sSon!
T without feature. PTfrntc ndrisss from XebrSsSa ~
ported general rains through there yesterday. The
turss were a little low for the latter part or June, but
hisheF are promised for SUNDAY. The phs Burlington snn11,'on
The shipping demand rontinues poor. The corn senti.
caused a pause in Ius Ing The only feature in oats
was tte letting go OF . long line OF about 500 600
oqs a I,n nG' wien has "a bso carried for several S'sSS months at
aloss. Price. were practically without fluctuations;
cannot be very good, or the vessel rate would not be
IToun-was nrmer and fairly active for spring
brands; winter dull Sales 5000 bbls.
Barrel. Saek.s;
E EHGs,Ps i1.toi
Winter in bbls: supcrnne, se;eoSs3; No. 2 extra;
ga ga s. s, raj No; ! . satss g. 9 ps;s IS. 81 s.' elssr:; $50
.coTroS-spot cotton here was 9n.hanEed, with sales
81 wv op SslSs .2 a'. srP against sR% I've. l ,Ht s ysar : New Or Or:
leans and Cult. &C.. against FAC. last year. The
Liverpool Was unchanged on the spot. with sales OF
5000 bales; futures there were unch anged to q point
s2iast week and 20 last year; St, Louis aa9. sgain,.
~ last week III and q Q last year; Houston * against ,n =
last week and 9 last year. Augusta shipped today
II; e @nTd@ss.e eO state. e. l tnas i sss S ssS MSHi IT he - sonsS
has been favorable during the week; that In some
districts OF Mississippi and Alabama and at q few
points in Texas moisture Is claimed to be needed. but
general y there is no complaint Of thi> characters;
eoeson as Is T sro@,R 81 1 saS Rye xaa fsr ni sfs @ose psFs Is
tru,ting well. There came into sight during the week
o, 1Bl bales, making the total in sight 1852, 1856 bales.
against o. ss2, 857 at this time list year. The exports
from the ports thus far this season have been $3.50.
1877 bales. against 4,4b3,SS9 in the same time last
season. The total worlds visible supply Is now
2.0e3, ao2 bales, including l.65e.6o2 American.
against 2,1ja,S 03 last year, of which $50. 7oS were
American. Futures here to-day advanced 8 to 9
pognrs, but reacted, closing steady, with prices un.
changed to 2 points higher. The total sales were 22,-
400 bales. The future trading was as follows: