The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-27

stronger and moderately active. The sales were
3O4. 200 BUSH, including 40, 1000 No. . red, 80, 900
winter wheat. 81 1000 do. for Algiers. 10000
No. l hard Manitoba here. and 5000 No. Q
Milwaukee on private terms for export. Free on
board atioat: No. / Northern spring New York.
$l.o17s; do. Duluth, $1.o3is: No. . hard winter.
S1.o1ns.; No. . red. $l.Olas; No. 1 hard Duluth.
81 .O5is. Futures advanced 1asc. to 1lac. Future
sales 3,735, 900 BUSH, as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lorest. CLOSING. Night.
Pessmber.":".SSa ,SSs ss's ,SS,s Ssss
May. ........... 94T. 96is 84a 90 CAS-
Barley-was inactive. New feeding. as4c. cost and
fTstsnS aS 9 pSiss. s msa'in SoS@ ssS4s' no. as ! 70 w2a "%ii4g.
s6h@So4c;. cost and freight to Buffalo. Corn
bush. No. . mixed. free on board ahoat. on private
terms for Export. No. 9 mixed in elevator quoted
bush, as follows:
rov,u,r Opening. HIGHEST 1o''e't. c' SSsst,n.0 Ni S5t;
SSsSs%ssf:=5is &c. S 81. IS IL $is:
s onts w snSt 1890 14 Sas to ' &c. h ! Ini,e but sS dull NO 3hs s
asi Csc; 10 Nc, m e white se clipped 10 G ! DO E y5l, 3 d TO-:
jected mixed. 24slc.; do. white, 27c.;. No. . mixed,
white. $1,000 at 2sesaic. Futures were nomlnaiiy
unchanged. Future sales, none.
December. =. :. 25is s5ig
Epb W
Wheat was moderately active to-day and strong and
higher. The cables were higher, the offerings were
higher. Under these influences prices advanced
sharply, closing at about the best figures Of the day.
eign and Western buying. Liverpool advanced SD.
to Id, but lost part of the rise. Late cables reported
higher FOR flour. The Northwestern reecipts were
LAG cars. against l .226 last week ana 55i last year.
The Cincinnati Price Current. in it's weekly crop sum-
mary. said that the previous favorable wheat crop in
dications are fully maintained. and In some in
stances ara bpttpr: that the I'VE months OK
ports to Dee. i, approximately 100, 100000
for export. Corn was more active and frmer with
wheat. Liverpool advanced I'D. to I'D. Chicago re-
were nominally firm. Chicago received 447 cars, and
expects 700 TO. morrow, Chicago. Nov. 90" Wheat
small. 1t looked as If the bull crowd. instead Of help
ing the advance along In this future, cxcrted itself TO
keep II down. December at one time was &c.
Say caught @aSti so an" OF T's the Dc December SHss az s1cl' '@s Si0S Il
was helped by higher Liverpool cables. Id. to sd.
ton and by fair cicarances, oil 900 bush. There was
no lack Of bear news. but It was not the day for It.
rent ' ssre S%%s'S bear Gee Comfort s%S%te@ early aR; by estimating anins a tim;
that. although 100. ooo, 600 bush; had been exported
for export, and the Kansas report estimated that the
season. The London Tir,es's Buenos Ayr ssAc CORE.
spondent reiterated that the Argentine prospect was
with a million decrease last year; Brad,treet
a very large total. although it will probably
be only a fve.day week because of Thanksgiving.
Corn. without being active, was firm, the eject Of the
crate. being intcrfered with hy the scarcity OF ocean
tonnage. East Liverpool was l2d. higher. SeRboard
clearances were 20s,O00 bush. The pit Incident was
buying of December and selling of May by elevator
people. The spread was 1asc. Oats were as firm as
corn was with wheat, but also very dull as corn was.
The inspection was Az cars. with 700 estimated for
Saturday. There was further changing from Deem
Der 10 May by that interest which Is supposed to be
long the most oats. and 1t paid to-day as much MS lSic.
rates Eastbound."
FLouR-The sharp rise in wheat. together with an
increased demand. gave a better tone to the market
to-day, and prices were stronger. The sales were H.
500 bbls.
Receipts. .Is.6io 6S.ssS
Exports OOl 900
Winter in bbls.: superine. So 20; No. g extra,
t6s.Ho. spring IN hbls.: Clears 50 @59YSi;40;
100 ms. 40 ms. 65G60c.; 90 ms. 55@6Oc.; so MS.
67a@o5c; 100 ms. 5G@15c.
500 bales were delivered on contracts. Middling
Gpllands. o ia,iGc' aassinst il.i@c: last yeGr; New
year. Savannah declined l-l6c,; Wilmington al.
xpnSoed s l,1MG. M Ne, 9 9r'I ans ans ' SGa. S s0E,Is S aSGn nah
Augusta 5o bales. Liverpool was unchansed on the
spot. with sales OF 5000 bales; futures there. as
compared with Wednesdays closing prices. declined
l to 9 points. In Manchester yarns and cloths We're
quiet. The Bombay receipts for the week were 5000.
J against ~, 900 last year; shipments none, against
4 1000 last year to the Continent: Houston expects
tomorrow 1880 TO 1900 bales, against i3,l49
last week and 10,+Ol last year. New Orleans
expects $4,000 to 2i.OO0. against l0,02l last
week and -; ls+ last year. The total interior receipts
for the week were 2J2,O1l bales, against 21O, 100
last week and l0s.537 last year; shipments %2eO,1s2,
agains, a10,595 last week and 2oo,0s7 last year
stocks 54O,675. against iS5,2l5 last week and 4Rb.'
4dn last year The port receipts were estimated az
last year. The experts from the ports approximatpd
80. 900 bales. New Orleans declined . TO ! points.
but rallied and advanced 2 to 3 points. Futures here
declined l TO \ points, but recovered this and closed
frm at u net advance OF 3 to . points for the day.
with sales OF $4,000 bales. The future trading was