The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-09

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as follows:
Last
Opening. Highest. Lotcest. Closino. Night.
Juiy.....g2I 2aS 22S 22% 22L
The speculation In wheat to-day was quiet, but the de-
and prices scored IA substantial Improvement for the
and shorts covered. Thuman's estimate of the Govern.
ment figures on Monday was 20. against 81. a month
State report, showing n decline Of . points In the st
month, was also a bullish factor. Late cables re-
cars, AGAINST 425 last week and sol last year Chi.
Cago received ! cars. against Is last week and . last
year; The Argentine shipn ents last W, elk were
experts from this country were somewhat larger
been I2o. 0ss, los bush. against io7, 2iI, 786 in the
same time last season. Corn advanced with wheat.
last week were 3sO. 600 lush. against 1919, 600 in the
previous week and $4,000 last year. The exports
July ! they have been i44,Os4,6Oo bush. against ST..
a25,4a" in The same time last season. Oats were also
oats. Chicago, May s.-"wheat rallied = cents and
in H. m 10, % OF it; Ins1 ,bs aS Msy o sa. n ,Sddem eo opsr 1n1p
and which disturbed shorts in all the futures. A pre-
ditIon would show a drop from April OF . points had
as much to do with the sudden conversion TO tho
sss IN ii sl Ss "a As a aay1si"s sl.l III last says n s"9Say rh se Sieni.
gan State report dropped its May condition . potts.
eral days ago. California is certain to drop some.
We believe that The Government report Monday
afternoon viii be in the seventies A san Francisco
message to-day said there were hot, drying winds
i 'h1%.sn the ,e i%Po Wi,n ~, fslI Isys s wisa %,,r pro; nsssS Of
gone, and with the whole situation alarming. Liver.
p pSPl . maln'ai Sleak ''' here paying on rr md s'', t,esrans sS
for the week showed a sudden jump. There
urday. Corn was up &c, with wheat. There was
no Improvement in the spot demand. The
promised FOR tomorrow. CaHIes were a shade
easier. There is nothing bullish about the immediate
sympathy. There is. however. II good cash demand,
som'ihinE witch Is NOT true OF corn. There were 2t9
Is favorable. The situation is u little different from
FLoUR-was dull hut nrmer. owing to the advance
in wheat. Sales 10, 200 bbls.
Exports ......... $3.50
Winter in bbl..: supornne. 81 81: No. 2 extra.
@S3,O5; straights. i;20ssl3n;, patents. st55s
1861 MS! MI ss9 e. ,S 4 was S,a f5m but "a, sSll to F I5o S Ss9G ~, :
o5c. sharps thnel. 8oa72Hc.
sales Of 700 bales Tor export and lei for spinning.
Mihdiing up'ands 7ac. asainst SIC, lnst year; New
ton. Mobile. and Sorfoif advanced i.Iec.; Charleston
declined Lice; Savannah advanced isc.- Galveston
$50. Augusta 1as. aud Norfolk 81 bales, Liverpool
was UNCLAIMED on the Spot; With sales Of 5000
susta received to-day Ms bal :. against 2Si las! week
week and ~ last year; ST. Louis lOl, against $40 last
week and 10 last year; Houston IA. against 40 last
week and ga last year. Augusta shipped to-day 1873
bales. Memphis 1873. st. Louis 1857. and Houston
l,l3H bnlcs. New Orleaus expects on Monday 5000
to 5000 bales, against 1884 last week and
S;8o3 last year. Houston expects hCO to
The Chronicle states that the weather In the South
has been favorable during the week and that planting
has made good progress where not already complet"d;
thai rain has fallen In most localities. but the precipi.
tation has been light at most points and In some dis
trict, moisture IL needed; that there are n few COM
plants that cool weather at night Is checking growth;
that In Texas the plant is doing well generally; that
the Mississippi River IL falling slowly In the vicinity
of Memphis and planting is being carried on us fast AS
the water reccd.a. There came into sight durii q the
week 3S,6l4 bales. against ~. $50 in the same week
last year, making the total in sight s,O70.I42 bales.
against B.B70.3O3 In the same time last season.
Northern spinners have taken thus far this sea
sou ,533. 3Il bales. against Lass. $50 in the same
time last season. The exports from the ports
since Sept. l aggregate 5~,3tS.537 bales. against
+.2lS,it6 in the same time last season. The total
worlds visible supply ls now 2, 70o,5ll bales, includ.
ing 2,il2.2ll American. against 2.D3i,5i2 at this
time last season. OF VIII ch ~2,i77,l42 were American.
Futur, = In New Orleans advanced z points. Futures
here adv anoed 4 TO 3 points. closing steady. with
sales OF 5e, 800 bales. The future trading was as FOL.
lOWa.