The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-26

oata.Spot waa NC. 20 &c. higher. Sales SO. 900 bush,
Y.eSs al on private Il tenn : a. for 90 sspGr.; Ss; ~hi.a.
@psIiHS S 5000 81 2slasassc,.; No, s do, 5000 at
10 ss.'i : n lis'sf'e S., in!1sd. s shsse;' ,r dc; White; $ ss.
2 20, 20 Eat wn,' ss, Is 200 0S e aSSsoe: Futures advanced
s.pse~p eessss:.'' H ss'. 1s ss:. c' ss4. S'gs'.
wheat-The marko: continued active bu, with lc.s
saoWsd am ad iRs R1 of &C. very ss s1%sr sa ms,n,1 m h.. or,sn,iss
higher Western markets, fair foTcia msi hmy ,n n9s sn 10 inc n
iernl covering: also helped by an advance OF I'D. in
the opening Liverpool cables being ~ s,. ,he TO Si sdl as.
cline from yesterday. The market then became weak
we.t, with SonsidersOle late foreign "s settings nsa rs "a ses
boz bar cp on '' ne. local e9yerinE. mainly in the septcm-
b BIZ: on c, tSGM covering, with moderate foreign
Corn advanced l to iIc. early In 90 sv% "psf Sest%rnny:
r Mnis; Win tln 10 some a local covering. lost nc: on realizing.
yesterdsy, with a fairly ac tEsas sp a. H. 10 10, tr Sger
manly ma ~ lGr io;ai account. Oats were dun and frn at
deal s msSh tone % tho wheat m nns'e T ,Sis a 4 s? S,
Spsnes a "m 3D. hit the loss was recovered. Busipess
Gays many prominent traders being out OF the mar.
the fra nj and ssRP fcrs aG = as" % e i Issrli s aF 8 sa's to I,
eeSSssnn w WITH ra Sna SSPtion., Minneapolis reported that
sceumulation either there or al D ~ iu " n' tho Inc
IN this 1 %, sep'en6er, and the same condition is true
position oS,,m in wheat; Wide nGctsaiion.. how w Se s,r wiIi
commune. Corn-The corn market was more n live
man wheat. Tho feature was what appeared to
ue a continuance Of big liquidation begun sat
unlay. ana which was SO consplcuous in yCs.
terday,s business. The sales from this source
a. a,niounten 10 somewhere in the neirhborhood
n ",ouo;9oo bush, The buying was general.
III nv "eshly crop bulletins werc unfavorable, and
many p,,vate reports were OF the same tenor in re,
S M w !, ~ GROWING crop. which. besides being back.
"a, ~" ~ many sections. Ia being affected by drought.
ntrh win q good crop and with a prospect OF Io1imr
wnea'. mere IL little chance for loss on noe, corn.
on's-IheTe was considerable activity IN oats. win a
trcovery from Neiterday's decline OF lie a bush
a ~ range being 22c, To 28c. for NAV, closing ppo,m
go hcrelpts were liberal and will continue 90
oats. '"'"S ~ iFic' u
ftouR.Was rather moro active and nrmer, in sym. |
panty VII wheat. Sales Il, 400 bbls.
Rec.Intz barrels, Sacks,
FTnnIts ''"'.',".I '3OH lO.Bb7
.......3,7T7 4,373 |
Minter IN bbis Superhne. So. LOG Oil. 80; No. q ex.
sa; n; 'oSs ~. ~; %strsiRhts, -. 700 So; patents. s5.IO |
g 40 ~ sPfing IN bills Clears, %. sOaS sos |
~s, Nv MS ~ Ms. o A2Ce6Oc. 100 ms, 6o0& soc,
IoIIoN-LiNerpooi wss exceptionally weak, but
cLOseu sten1y at 3a To ~ points decline, with free
the spot market was nrm at lid, aI. /
vance tho sales 4bO bales ~ spinners. Southern
were unchanged. Receipts at the ports 10.
day o,ooa nales' against l.7lB last week and 1914
iast year; thus Far this week 2l.O4l, against I9l4O
last week; The Interior movement showed receipts at
Ansusta OF ssi baloe, against ~ bales last week and
So7 lett YEAR, st. Louis 9, Asainst ie last week and