The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-18

Oats-Spot was steady. Sales llT,o0C bush, inciud.
40. , white, 1000 at g3c.; 80 8 do. 2SEG24c,; No.
: White > S,ip 2 Sa 90? 81 %c no, 1851 3 SS: % NJ SG ID 80 SG Z mixed I'd
white. 1000 at 2sR &c; No; 2 mixed delivered. .sLc.;
White. 5000 at 2il3OG, Futufes wefe unchanged.
Future sales $4,000 bush, Us follows:
s.D,.u, on: 81 H'gns''' hG @ c'G ssss N' g.
%4c: t. There T1s d les. activity in the speculation 70;
closed decidedly lower; Tac openins was unsettled,
w Vas ,oi iS,S@' by a. gain I'm @ or ABOUT psSD1'G &c. III through aP. f fs1
foreign luyins and moderate local covering. Up to
i "%Sl. to siss' Ioilo~ins the West. with 1" rather SsT' fres
Later there was : rally Of .e. q &c: through
1,,s' to lie. loss for The day. Corn was very
e enaed se eSle GiyT by the nsS We! ~ and nd f % wi ae wheat. WITH VITA
an increase Of ~".ss2.ooo bush. reported by Bradstrert.
i He's s %sfS si a!%,Ss' special S]ss,GH fsa;uT %..n c !fh 9 s sa,iFf y.
liverpool wheat made n decline. and that so en-.
there was a break here OF lac. and not much rally.
The Continent kept taxing carSoes at the ~seahoard.
however. took nothing. some cash business was done
G here on the break po.stsly ,S zoo e bush on, r.;
statistics. however, were bullish rather than bearish.
csipts were $4,000 bush. not an EXCEPTIONAL aSSare
and not very much over last year The contract
: decrease for the week Of 6s6.ooO hush, The mar.
art wa. not broad; Apparently the bull leaders let
tuV ~ w i't'li' 81. bDulh % Particularly week De-
cause Indian is said to be turning wheat In that dt.
rrction. The Northwest markets were relatively
more PROMISED for tomorrow, and because threshing
RESULTS are ANYTHING but sstiaiartory. While experts
are unaniniously reporting this, some OF them are
adding 1h". the Srss is vastly beyond the Govern.
m hsisin rs''% no one w esn fd IS re- ny what sn''n y n %'ns : IN
ahead That win depend on tho Continental att
meyemen Is Increasing in This direction. corn-The
buli crowd In corn. which Is identical with the bull
bought a. much December. possibly i.soo.Soo1 bush.
Ihers were perfect weather conditions. higher tenn,
The shipping demand has not been nrst rate for Two
GAYS Inc country, apparently recovering from It's
ances were aSs. 1000 bush, Gables we're up. oats
Sinnry ys snip ,piiany as s,s.@S By s. iss for S@ SnpSr, 6 ;s1,rS Sss.
tfriay were at least 500, 900 BUSH. and some. though.
doubted u, that, They wcrO limited today only Iy tGs
od y4GSf hold ne. ' eH lgr cS %%s GS'st '4Hs sy. ,1 e., he DAY. day;
trade became more active al easier prices in sym
patty with the break in wheat. sales io,Uoo bbls.
RF; ,ssE. .........~..."~..~~!Hi?$';$S i,i' ; SgSs:I
Spring in hbls; No. a~oItra, 81, $50 s. 10; No. / extra.
;s:S:, Nil iaI'ts;r, sn's Gs!t b? ~. p srsI. & sssSGs
SssGs'ssa 80 % n. .'; is I sb iSs &c. nj ioS e s :'5 as% 49, 90 MS 800
G0rTos.Ihe spot market " as very dun at unchanged
R ssis of % 81. s fS!e n, 90 iSs a SSIss 20 ss SSia aH"s for on m the
dIng Gun, The option trading wa very moderate for
at New Orleans and Liverpool. The early trading
vas az a loss Of : TO , points, and thu close showed
haI not a. yet soil any considerable quantity " its
new arrivals. and the main bussinrsa vas In the way
OF. lo'Al realizing. Receipts At the ports to-day were
1000 baleS. against l.S42 bales last week and P.Ojs
naiss last year. The exports from the ports we're
$500 bales to Great Britain and 4,I03 bales to
the Continent. The Southern spot markets were gen.
orally unchanged. but Mobile showed a loss OF i Y
cent. and Charleston was reported .. lower. supposed
to be for new cotton. Augusta received 133 ba "a.
against ~ bales last week and agS tales last year;
Memiphis ., against IL and i43; st. Louis 50. against
none last week or last year; Houston 5.T0S, AGAINST
2.u33 last week and $3.50 last year; Houston Is estlI
mated for tomorrow from 1000 10 1900 receipts.
West Point, Miss, Aug. Ia" Fine crops through.
ont this section. With no disaster during this
month. VIII make the est crop for many
years; Have had an abundance Of rain and viii
| need but ntue more TO make . full crop. Cotton u