The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-22

port. Sales 455. 900 bush. Including $1,000 10, 3
for S4' sSp p'Rpe% No am : White iEiSoa $50 80; : go SS' 5 81 ad P.i SsSo '?f IS'
2 white 0te clipped; 2ec.; No; 9 do esc.: No. 9 mixed.
ESQ ssSs aG track Eu, mixed; ,,s sgSsa'sH do Sn white, 1000 a.
loss. Future sales 10000 bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Loce,t. Closing. Night.
sspttmbersil Ell. Els KS asii$s
Wheat was active and excited to-day. After declin.
Ing at the opening on local selling, induced by a reac-
lion IN lhhXysrPool: prices rallied and advanced sharply.
buyers here. there was talk Of too much rain In the
portet here and at the outports. Then. too. the in.
disposition, to sell after the initial dealings was a bull
HE profits and part OF the Improvement was lost
before the close. but the last prices showed a sharp
lently. but closed al. higher for the day. Paris ad.
vsnced &c after an early decline. Flour there al.
west were lighter. being EOS cars against ls4 last week
last week and 1850 last year. Corn advanced with
wheat. There was a good demand rumored forcxport.
advIccs were favorable. oats were quiet but iriner
In symnathy with the rest ot the list. Chicago re-
tomorrow are estimated at 3sh and ESQ cars. rcspec.
ic. a bush. from last nights close. but with an active
demand ruled firm, Continental cables came e1-
with heavy sales reported Tor future ship,
ment. The cash sales here were much below
offerings, Receipts from the southwest were iis6t,
Nth Galveston and New orlean. outhitdinE Chicago.
last year. Kansas City got 1876. against IL a year ago.
Total primary receipts were "A shade under 300, 900
pal huying OF September WINS by a house that has been
conspicuous In the July deal. The unterlyi ing strength
In the market is the foreign situation. Europe IS
short and looks to this country 10 make soon its prin.
supplied We can look for no permanent decline here.
Corn was very weak early on largo offerings TO ar.
ami on free selling In the pit hy elevator interests and
receivers. There was an enormous cash demand.
however. with charters made to-day for almost
l,oOO.OOn bush. Receipts were 494 ears, with 3s5
estimated for Thursday. oatf-Thc cash demand for
oats was As poor a. It WAS good for corn. The sample
market was weak low grade. lsc, to Sc. lower Re.
day. Clearances were large, ahnu; 400, OOG buEh.
tLouHairices were higher to-day In sympathy with
owing 10 the frmncss OF holders. Sales II, 300 bills
Barrels. Sacks.
Exports, .....,...,.. ....,..".,...,, 5.s64 4i.s9S
Winter in hnls:' %Supcrnne, 81; o5&ss.o5i No. ex.
s3.43& ST.. G5; ~straights. Si,OOCss g.. go. patents. $3.50
@4i.55. MIL feed was quiet. but Arm. Bran-West.
err tloio,2 per 100 lbs. A 2p6Oc.: 90 lbs. 47a9
toTToN-Spot cotton here declined Lice, with
sa!cs o! zoo baleo for export ana l,a25 for spinning.
Mlddling uplands l5'iBc. against 7ipc. last year;
year, The southern spot markets were unchanged.
81; Louis sold 0fb; New Orleans 200, Mobile 200. Nor.
folk .. and savannah g bales, Liverpool advanced |
there opened partially ! point higher, but reacted and
declinei Ito ! point. In Manchester yarns were quiet
and trm; cloths dull but steady. Augusta received |
To-day 10 bales, against 81 last week and | last year.
Memphis -. against 80 last week and Is la Il year; st. |
Louis none, against \ last week aui lU2 last year;
Houston 40. including l new, against 10 last week
81. Louis 30, and Houston lBS bales, The receipts at
the ports were s2o bales. against SB8 last week and
against s.ut. thus far last week. The exports from
the ports appropriated 300 bales. New Orleans