The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-09

Bariey-wss Inactive Nev feeding. azh9a7ho,
$Ssstsrn. sssesesc.. cost and freisS, to BuTsio.
for p export. No 2 s'r mixed s ssse. IN si' %sieSS S%s1' 5000
do; on private terms No. 2 yellow; 2, 200 at SIC, de-
Follows:
Opening. Highest. forrest. CLOSING. Nioht.
september. .soi. sill. so1. sos Sos.
osts-spot was nrm. No; 9 white, .eec,; No. 2 do.
2oc. No. 9 white; clipped; edisc: No; 8 do, 25gc,;
mixed. s0c.s do. white, asisc.t No. 3 miIsd. de.
liyered. 9s,ac; track mixed, r29R9i2c.i do. white,
bush, as foiiowsi
opentnO. Highest. Lowest. Closing. Night.
j%iy..."ss. ss4 81. Is. go
The trading in wheat was moderately active, but in
snced by a buliish lows state report, unfsvorabio
weather in the Northwest. small spring wheat re.
covering of shorts prices advanced, the market clos.
ing at about the highest figures of the day. The Iowa
ton as 70 ' cent. Berlin advanced We. Paris was
easier. Liverpool v as still closed in observance OF tsc
2.iss,OOo bush. The receipts were
The worlds hipmen were .. zoo, 900 bush. against
o~,706.OoO in the previous week and T~.eo5,ooo last
the improvement before the close. The visible sup
ply increased I, 7s8.0oo bush. Chicago received ,23l
mated at o76 cars, Oats were also nrmer with the
rest of the list. The visible increased 100000 bush:
ruled strong throughout the days session. advancing
asc. over Saturdays close, and maintained the inn
provement There was q liberal demand for both
short and long account. mainly from the short side.
The le. selling Iss Mss scattered and largely afEHins.
decrease in tho visible than expected and sp-
ssesss IN store On here which SRlss will II probably 5e6 aof bs much q
over 2.000,0 900 bush. OF regular No. 2 at the end Of this
than half what they were the corresponding day a
year ago. Advices from there report country deiiv-
Growth Of spring wheat is still retarded by cold
weather. A seasonsble change. however. would bring
reported by the state entomoiosis to be OF the Rocky
Mountain variety and capable of destroying any
thing from the q ndercst vegetation to ,enpenny
Rs1ls; Is The the ,l pfps siDSs. a dapT ,s.,s OF I. being Ell sv. ,h sss,S o,
yet for the bull side before the new crop moves. Corn
f fTyipt on the Ss eo, S's we sassra ~ su EiSiS; ' and x Hasiss
ana the Iowa St+tA crop report for June estimating
years. Receipts were 1881 cars; estimates for TO.
morrow: s7'. i, viii be a weather market from shi.
strength was principally in sympathy with the bal
FlorR-rrade was quiet. but prices steady and
slightly higher in sympathy with the rise in wheat.
Sales, $500 bbls.
Bar-ei,. Sacks.
Exports i,30s s.S5i
Winter in bbIs: superhne, 81. oss S.; No. Q extra.
q s.s.s - . r.; aS. ! s i."TSaissas.sa55s; ' patents at; sss'Fi sa 80
Si.75; Nill feed was firm, but inactive. Bran go rs
per lOO > - ODC.s WltlulluSb lSU u lVO EbJ. . 4 =
@65C. sharps thnel. $50 1oc.
CorToN-spotc cotton here was unchanged. with sales
Of aIS bales for export and 63l for spinning. Mid
ding uIlaods. : il.lec.. against &c. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf. 1l5-lec., Egainst rec. last year
Galveston advanced l.lbc. New Orleans sold ! 900.
Galveston 522, Augusta 80. and ST. Louis 90 bales
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with sales of
5000 bales; futures there advanced 4 to q points.
closing firm. In Manchester warns and cloths were
dull. Memphis received today p5 bales, against 81
last week and 80 last year; 81. Louis IS. against u
last week and 3 last year: Houston ls2. against -
lssi week and 10 last year! Augusta ] !. against 90
last week and 26e last year. Augusta shipped to-day
20 bales. Memphis lGa. ~. Louis 49,. Cincinnati i7e.
and Houston lnI bales. The port receipts were l,lS1
bales. against 2.ojl last week. and 1886 last year
thus far this week 3.lSi. against 1855 thus far last
week. The exports from the ports Appropriated
5000 bales. New Orleans advanced : points. Futures
here advanced 1 to 10 points, closing steady, with
follows: