The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-05

visible supply Increased 1, sva, 600 bush, The worlds
shipments Tor the week were ), soo.ool bush, against
decline in the condition of the crop Of SO ! Gent;
G is,oC S' sS.s s'ee Chicago Th sscs slsiSlG Ss s" ill. Of a sSrs snS
500 OF oatsi the receipts there Tomorrow are esti::
osss, c A. go o SSE' t o. " TSsn wheat Ina s market ct
to-day was hammered both for long and short &C.
Notwithstanding which there was an undertone OF
strength. which resulted in a rally AT the close to
has become quite unanimous, too much 90 to seem
safe. There Is no change In the conditions that put
n%latlye demand tsmporsr'ly let Up. We think the
right GSEtrnl TSt yl eii' of Winter ten %Rcst may may turn sfat out so%o:
what larger, but in the spring wheat dlstricts Their:
arc under rather than ovcrstated% The informs:
tion that VIC receive from tho Northwest. and
Of comes aRS cr room in s0' ,h e'G a%o T DAKOTA aSn", and INs MIME 1%,s
sots. Indicates great disappointment in the Yield
S oUu. oppS To- ev I.o, % 10000 Gush. are e' the nsursa
now placed on tho amount raised by people who have
the best facilities for obtaining correct Information.
How long the market will hang and drag before we
Eet an upta,n no one can tel We oel h1Ss however,
liberal export demand: 90 to 80 loads were. reported
was 1851 900 bush. about 100000 bush, less than
wasexpected. The stock In store here Increased only
business done there for foreign account. The London
TIh.es reduced the estimate Of the Argentine crop to
able surplus of 1000, 900 bush. The worlds ship
nents for the past week are 100000 bush. SEA;
bush. The drought, from which we have been suffer.
ing so long. still continues. with no relief In
was weak in sympathy with the break III wheat. Re-
ceip,s were 7s9 cars; the estimate for tomorrow,
large visible for the moment 10 against an Immediate
advance. The shortage, however, OF ooo,OoO,ouo
more than II is now selling at. ,oatsIThe market
was slow, Receipts were more liberal. being WOO
chipping demand ia less active than II has been Of
late. Based ON the Government crop report, oats are
worth all aud moro than they are now selling Ior:
FLouR-was inactive. but steadior: sales. $500 bbls.
Ell ports LOTT 1887
Winter IN buls. -supernne, SO, los s.. s5: No. g extra.
e3.e5Gs3.45 ,~straishts. 81. roc s.. 80; patents, 80 lo9
IS 30. sprns III bl.-c ars, 9 1905 r.; 90: stra Shas;
MS, ]ssSsoe,; 90 ms. 00Seoe.; 30 MS SeSeoc.' 100
CorToSSspot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF $50 bales for spinning; 100 were delivered on
last year; New Orleans ami Guif, $40. against 8 7.ie;.
last year. Charleston advanced no, New orleans
l,o9a, St. Louis 700. Mobile 900. and Charleston 100
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
pa points. In Manchester yarns were quiet but
steady; cloths move slowly. Augusta received to-day
y y;sS9 Gdtsa, 1ss'I S.os Gag against INST t GssS iasi Week s'eSG and and
1851 last year; St Louis, 4sl, against 22s last week
last Week = and io.5Sa last year; Cincinnati. go.
against Ag5last week and l.lo7 last year; augusta
iia a.pss. m 'SnasE Si S.iS7. s. and LS eincln nsspi 500 a0 SsIes.
Houston expects to.morrow 10000 TO $4,000 against
49, 4; + S wset & an "a 81 oG s50s s. last year. si NeT T.s Sri Msss
Sna 81 ; ;SSE last 4 year ~; ,1 the , port a EeSe y ss we Iss ss Ssa1'
thus far this week S2,4l3. against 1880 thus far
10000 bales. New Orleans advanced 8 points on
December. Futur"s here opened unchanged TO 3
| points higher. lost the Improvement and declined l to
3 points. then rallied and closed hIm at a n t ad'
vance Of Z to 8 POINTS for the day. witt sales of 1885,.
goo baleA. The future trading was rs follows: