The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-28

July ....... .. bSA Obia
s .ad fgslsSs 70 i saifsle, Ssit, 1!s sSSssc.. Is . sas Siss
Rye-wes duh. state. oo@5Ic. ~Corn-spot was
private terms free on board aaoat for export. No. 3
iaisSa; s al sl iSS. 500 S sSsfC. as follows foiiow:: advanced S''
opentr0. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING. Nighf.
Nay ...'....s6 a5,s as 49, sis.
oats-spot was hc, to iec. higher: The sales were
aeiqc.; No. . mixed. asEc.;N NO do. 2Iiac,; rejected
s!sss; s.sf;; track mixed: &s$ssss DO White;
sales 10000 bush, as follows:
Friday
December o :..ssss H' gss l? IS. c's So. Si 81.
FEBRUARY. ...... gSta ss.s
This Is the visible supply;
1897. Changes. 1890.
W Wheat Sn sSsh 30 q ~ 1900, goo Inc Inc. 1917, SSa goo ss. "a 600 600
oats, bush. :. 2,77a.oO Dec. l,0li,OO0 1874 20, oon
Bari Barley s1s sasG. s s.7sS.SSS I Inc. ss:SSS s s.sss: .SSS
The New York stock is given below;
Dec 81. Weeks Dec. go.
Corn. bush. 6.aiO,as Dec .OTs.Iso 6.885.659
R9ts' D s.sh -: i ],S5i E Rss' 1 lts.isS ''. .7s.1sf
Barley, bush. l~.l6e,05s Inc. 27s.7sl e.l04.oeo
The speculation in wheat to-day was quiet and OF a
adranpsed' TRe European political fsaay situation IL n' Induced S's
some buying and shorts covered. The Improvement
cline ensued. The Increase in the visible supply led
to t% some ns,c selling iS1 and local > ssalpe5s took dIpo Profits, Co. The ,he
day. The foreign markets were closed. The visible
sqs1ssd t ss!. sss bu l;So'; 10 s.s sHse s7s IG sash. ''G fhe S Ss:
ports from this country last week, according to Brad.
S St"s week and " s.4ss. i iSo in tSOs same %ceE !
I-,o7s:tso bush. 70 o],s4o.27I bush. the exports
SnS g Ssss 5 s'a0 l1st IA Ssi %a.s since ss. 5",y5 3 ,1 asa c az rs
car, and expects 600 to,morrow. Oats were
creased S"a o"i i.si nioas5. bu uhs Chicago Hisssss r sSRP,sd 4 81;
sT..'TSe wheat market t o odms'' was dull and ea.ier.
wi5h nothing OF nps new IN the sitIstion; May ranged from
an nt sdvSnce Of i4%%cs spe"ulatiSe se MHi Stat' hers
and a majority OF io'al operators are arrayed on the
l nna s son: n iniG e nas,hf gu : TmsS' j I9 so ,hg ym as m DE,ns
strength as corn. They will undoubtedly II higher"
and unchanged. The sales were 8, 800 bbls.
EEs snaTts TO- 6 5SS Io99sS
Winter in bbls.: Superfne. o.. lOcs 81. 23; No. .
s4.7S1SS'io. Spring in sSbls,,: Clears, 81, "sf.lS;:
strnishs.. tl.eo@s4::s0; patents. s5Se5.25; mn
n: sacks, sls.6o@sis.eo; soo-n, sis; winter. in
CorroS~The American and Liverpool Cotton Ex.
changes were closed today. but Will reopen to.mor-
row. The general situation Is unchanged. The sta.
tistical positi IN Is still very strong and the sentiment
IN the trade. on the whole. is bullisn. While some of
the bears profess TO have faith in large estimates Of
the yield recently Issued. the conviction IA spreading
that the crop has been overestimated and there is a
growing tendency to reduce estimates. The speculation
is quiet owing to the uncertainty as to the extent of
the yield, but the bulls are confident of an ultimate
revival OF speculation. attended by a sharp and per.
manent advance In prices. The Chronicle states that
over a large portion of the South lower temperature
that rain was general. and in portions of Mississippi.
Tennessee. Arkansas. and Texas the precipitation
was heavy that unfavorable weather interfered some.
what with the movement of the crop. There came
into sight during the week 40. 4S5 bales, against
313.98s in the same week last year. making
the total In sight q, $50. 5b2 bales, against 5000. ysl
IN the CORES, ending period last season. The exports
from the ports thus far this season have been
3,517,3li. against 3~.l7b.4l3 thus far last season.
The total worlds visible supply is now I,l15. 1875
bales, including a.055,S29 American, against 4. lBl.
S57 4 year ago. of which 3.sI5, B57 were American
3.092.3l4 In 1905. OF which S,7I..l4+ were Amcri
can. and 1925. 75l In 1894. including 4. 1874. SO
American.
CofFEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. Z. 86sc
Sales 500 bags Marlcaibo on private terms. The
futut trading was n follows: