The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-21


Manitoba late last night on private terms for
export. Free ON board anoat. No.. 1 Northern
spring. Now York, pstsc.; do. Duluth. e9'ec.;
No. 2 hard winter. 9s7sc.; No. 2 red. sslec'i
No. 1 hard Duluth, Sl.o2is. Futures advanced
lee. to Nc, but reacted and closed unchanged to
asc; lover. After Change May on curb was
93Hg03as; closing at 93Ac. cuturo saies
l,17o.oOO BUSH. as follows: 1o,,
Opening. Hiche,t. Lowest. clo,ctrO. Might.
rs SE;: :$;ss:s:;:::$$s5$s:: II &: x! *: 81 IL : :S5$
F4siESt W SnT Arm. u SsE te sSssoc ssi as TO C ssai iRs
O6l2c, cost aud freight to BUFFALO; cornmsgg St w SGS
bSsS'. % SsiyS;Ds but yoo e Sss H.. The ! Si sS.S' free Tsrs on si SosgG
s sss, r for expert NS, 3 mixed 4 a. in i SSya! 1"cS SEHss@i
PsF En-, ss' " q, sH;S was rd slsS sn,. 1855 i ! s'0oG Sl Ss.R!.
Opening. HtpAe,t. Loscsst. c1e:t"0' Mtgst,
R R:ssss%HaSsf:: IT, IS IS SSHis SsSF
EsasaSR1' s va aST NJ. 3 T eiip ss,G' and and 10000 No.; :
mixed paiS1SpS on private terms for s5gg2Sarss, No. = white WHIT;
clipped; sse;s No 9 az. Sag! 70 s, mixed 3D. 1S,fs;
aeac,; No, 8 mixed delivered. 5000 Al s7sc:; track
%,nsd; gsss Snn,n do DE-; s wh,se' s No sS,e o. N'S''9''
Opening. Highest. LoSe.t. czetno. Mott.
PsSsnssy 49, ssSt 9s
The trading in wheat to-day was snis., and III in the
miiRi OF aa q a aSssl s siiaR,Ig. n9 TSs exports EsT,s u from an0 fHS
country for the week were heavy. and induced some
and a slight decline RHs ems ensu ,%P on selling ~, local scalp;
ers. Liverpool was lower. and the Northwestern re-
age in. the Russian crop would be very slight. Liver.
I pSGl declined I'd; to Lid, The b, f SSst Nsss' There re,
were no shipments from Argentine last week against
s sG;SoG July I Y / have ! age Been I Ss. s 1a9Spa 5 buS% sa's EssH 81.
sos, 1883 IN the same time last season: Corn vas
s snls' and from s'''s hi. l scua;2s f isss Week "a. w ras
' s".S.; AGAINST slnis 'a ts,aa ! a sSiy In nat the G ssne ' time last
season. There we're no Argentine sh pmtn,s.
against 100000 last year. Oats were nominaily
Liverpool today lost more than half It's Fridays ad:
claim Of a French purchase or 1000. 900 bush. OF
coast y ester IN spit, 1o ,s Of GnormS%i ,n Teshss e'f Tbe
December showed the most strength. DC. over the May
It It hs .,m been s Tas ws tSe l ssa' fo ,e S sers good Ss n dssi
larger receipts than last year. Argentine shipments
New York cisi@ea 3 little foreign buying there. There
were a few foreign buying orders here; The trade asa
II there was any feature at all II was covering by
those who put out wheat on yesterday,s rally; TO,
are that Mondays statistics will be bearish.
1t looks as II the worlds shipments would be over
passage: The expectation. y that there will, be an in,
crease in the visible OF 900. 600 bush. There was
ea.ier tone Of the coarse grains. II reeeipts keep up
a ,ssm T ;e. there as the I. f iiGsly to Sc Ss T sn ' easiss
market here. Oats were less active than they
M Ssya been on a. ao one time tine a Rso'% The De Saa 9's spread.
only &c. at one time early Yesterday; got to &c; At
an increase in receipts next week. There was innu.
costing prices j. to &c. The steadinsas this week has
been with oats. 1t looks as II the December %liquida-
fln would h n RAM yr naHl and nQ f nFira
FIorR-The late weakness in wheat causes an easier
feeling; the market and prices closed barely steady.
The trading was only moderately active. The sales
were $500 bbls.
ss :ssEs ' S::f5ss i H;; :
ss. 8o99 S. 90; s~traishts. "a. 500 81. 90; patents, S4.s5
s ssSsS; s.gsr!41SS ;s, II 90 e0l. n,,sS SleaT: s.s1S'+ M,Ii
Fssd i wa. nm m but avn v we ss;s Sos auG ss !. =
c~oTroS-spot Cotton here declined Lice: no sales;
s ssm o1iss 1Ris and cuff . !s 8 &c., .s ssa1n.. ~ sssc. last i..t year year;
1a1s s s'soo' 81, spot P"oui m1 TEST s TsTs ssead ss,, h MuRpsss
BoSl declined ,U,nrss 1,sga' s Cn the 'P ; 10 With ss Ds snlss Of fu lo; oGe
r D@;ei edt to-day yHss .ies S al against s.o44 last Week
and 1880 last SsS1: Msmphis 1iels: AGAINST 5;S"e
1 1s;1t yea! .s'' Rssu. aa'4 ss,pp 1sst , ysSs '9 9Sa 't hsiss.
MemP6ai, s.t1s: st; Louis /, ss: and d MSus;
ton fa nod ds o pal bales. r,, Houston * sea en APE 70 . On y ,n MG = aay
last year. New Orleans expects 1000 to $4,000.
against l7.5Os last week. 10. 2O8 last year. and "2.-
$50 in 1894. The Chronicle states that the tenn
p~erature in tho South has been lower during the
week and that killing frost has occurred at some
points: that there has been rain in a number Of To-
calities. but generally the rainfall has been light;
that a Helena. Ark. ""' CORE .ponden, reports
that there Is much cotton yet in the a Ids:
bales. against 4ls,448 in the same week last
year. making the total in sight 4~.446.s4S bales.
against A. ~, $40 at this time last year. Northern
spinners have taken thus far this season 704. 7ls
bales. against 597, I7s in the same time last season.
The exports from the ports since Sept. l have been
2.l56. 1855 bales. against 2.037 $50 in the same time
last year. The total worlds Visible supply is now
9.227.sl3 bales, including 8.n21. 6l3 American.
against 8, $50. SAL last year. of which 3.24l ,64l were
American. and 3.s52. So in 1894. Including 8, 500. 1877
American. Futures here closed barely steady at a
net decline OF 1 to 8 points. with sales of 1890
bales. The future trading was as follows: