The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19

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ss Bar as, ds H.. but steady; New feeding ss.s
y. g western. tssesos.. cost and freight 10 suraio.
$4,000 bush. including 5000 10. . miHsd i on pri ws,s
i ie ]sisv 1 . On S.6 SSsr a s ssSs. f Se. s ! %S,s., S ST.. z nNi5 Ne
yellow. sotc. Futures declined iso: After "'change"
sales 1900 bush. as follows: N'' 'u'u''
n...mss o...'"0. H'oA''s. IoD.'s. clss;st"0. MSs..
9sy..ne.sis si,. sns g.. s ssS
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s sSFDs ,S for s xSI,s o,,I No: . aS Whit y: s 1S I So: 9 DO;
aee do, white. a7iao No. 3 mixed. delivered. 5000
81 SSS g ssSs i'ssssf F %,sfs; 2 a,sa sssbs sS; init Sa, a;
sales 1000 BUSH. as follows,
Opening. Ht0hest. Lo,Nsst. O o.no. Ntoh..
EEs sy 'y::::si. ais s44 s s s s7$
Wheat was dull but nrmer to-day. The trading was
enrly cables were Arm. the cieGrances from the sea.
ooard were large. and shorts covered. Cold weather
e%hicsse wa. 4 nsm S0i Late csbl .s i 4eeoissG L i've sSosi
I'd: higher to I'd: lower. Paris declined 10. The
week and $40 last Year. The export. from ON this Iso oo 'an.
s sGn, tSs . 1as w fs,S,ns s9 sm ESsr to grnd, soa I'D show hov a
against B.pa8. 15e in the previous week and 4.222. TIA
900 bush. against s4.tSs.ooC in the same SSs% tnS;s las;
year. Corn was dun and eas!er. Liverpool declined
We're iafae. being S 9.Iss. I sSs b sn,S o0 STsiDs ao: 5. oss S sfe
IN the previous week and 2~,s14,l5o bush. last year.
saS cars Of corn nan and iss Of oats. cS io'SssG Dec sssG is.@
v.nsins IS: from %ast ss. ssESy so close s.se With s a ils asm sf. &c.
Apprehensions In regard TO the outcome OF the De-
no'hinS n'Y 70 say about Che ffusars Of the MARKET.
mos. ,G sons.r Hss \ people SSsh In the to trade az a. si miss.,p 1hs
express . arm conviction that with the usual
s ss@ioH Tor Tor ' asqF' r R,,'sr supply n,i, S ssss 70 .a 90 inso e nsr
There was liberal selling Of corn during the early part
q million bush; Receipte were light, $50 cars. with
a5n q q. ADVANCE: The trade here Is s1 Sai mss. and St %isS
=; = Light sn.i movement &c " naI from the country prices will BE- apt
so a n5m 9nae asmen n this market based on the good
Buyers were looking for concessions. but holders re.
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Ss.aes ss. sSi'; .,r saPst.ns; q; aSS 49, ;as s.' Se; ? G ss,4s
ss1aiaS;., s q ooss n ,so so ns;., eles e. ass s q q;
IS. is Ssi 's:i soS rs. ~i sis'4o; :H %iasel II in h SSit r., s sasts;
..CorIoy-spot cotton here was unchanged; no sales.
New sea1t osls. sS'I snG d snfif.' ssfs,n'' as = s,.sS ! 7 7.is yis s.;
: year: r.. The Southern spot marksts were steady at nn.
Mobile $500. Savannah 'f.sso.' and augusta '' 4Sii
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
heNe " v oaAcs lutuftb WeI0 uUclunReQ.
Augusta received to-day a.s70 bales, against I,5I8
last week and oe7 last year; Memphis. e.O76. against
3.T7S last week and 9.<71 last year; st. Louis. p74.
against $50 last week and l.ooo last year; Hons:
ton, 1850, against 10.9b1 last week and $500
last year. Augusta shipped to-day S.443 bales,
Memphis 1859, st. Louis 6.O23. and Houston
1900 bales; against 1o.sss last week and 1859
last year. New Orleans expects 22. 900 to 2b, 900,
against 22. III last week and 49, 2s last year. New
Orleans advanced slightly. The Chronicle states
that as . rule the weather has been quite favorable
IN the south during the week. that In portions OF
Alabama the precipitation has been somewhat ex-
cessive. but elsewhere the rainfall has, with few
exceptions. been light; that as a result the msrketinE
OF the crop has progressed very well. There came
into sight during the week ass. 385 bales. against
3vl;237 IN the same week laat year, making the
total In sight ~6,4l4.O87 bales, against b,0S3, OlB In
the same time last 81 ason. The exports from the
ports thus far this season have been 8. 208. 7gS bales,
against ".ab0. 500 thus far last season. The total
worlds visible supply is now 4.os9. 705 bales. includ.
ing 3.So2,iOb American, against 1909, b76 at this
Tine Las, year Of which 8;7ss,s7e we're Americana
and 4.o64. 800 in 1894. OF which 4.2lO. 800 were
American. Futures here to-day advanced l to e
points, closing steady. with sales Of "a. 500 bales, The
future trading was as follows: