The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-12

Opening. Highest. Lors't. Closing. Night,
eeembcr " " 2sS sass
This shows the visible supply:
9st;s Etst. 0etIo.
wheat, bush, &c go 900 Inc. l,Sg6,"oo ogta4,ooo
Barley sD Bush. 2 s%'sSasssjSSS I Inc, 4 SS,SSS s.s15 .SSS
The Now York stock Ia given below:
wheat. bush. ass, re Inc. 4Ss'G4o 4].7n5,oas
S SsIs. b S%sh :: ] s.5Sa. sSS I Inc. ,.@ @Ss.ssS ]ss:sss g::s Sc
E EsSi sDf Bush: iiS. ssI Inc: $3.50 $3.50 s sSl .S5i
Tho trading in wheat to-day was quiet. and in the
main, OF a local scaipins character. The fluctuations
the tendency downward, The principal factor in the
decline was the breaking OF Tie drought in the win.
shipments showed a considerable falling on. bur tho
Dominant factor to-day was the rain In the West:
Of the market Liverpool ADVANCED Ia; TO I'D.
pSF' incr Sassd'eu ].oo 20 % BUSH nfe' The nHi En siisH'S Sls sGI,
Increased tSi.o 900 bush: The northwestern receipts
last year; The worlds shipments last week were
xSst and p. Zoo az SSai InHt s e.l5''2 Snw n To rh' pre- prsx!G us
creased aoS. tOo bush. to ]s'ss5.0oO bush. Corn de.
s Sna Soo with n,,s, wheat r%s xo The Sist"I. supply gay Increased sea
bush, against ., SOC. 6ol In the previous week New
bSsb. s oats we aneT loS.a w yaa' a aSo r eHSa Of To tSe Ii i.p'' TSS
visible supply increased 2. 6b+, 900 bush. The Govern
YORK news Bureau" and stated the condition Of corn
at T7.l. against 7p.3 last month and 00.5 last year.
The condition or oats was given as S1.b, against $40
last month; rye 81. Z. against nO.l last month and
800 last year; buck " heat SO.S, against No! last
month and SO last year; barley $40, against bb.t
last month. The preliminary estimate or the yield
OF oats per acre IL 2h.l BUSH an Increase OF rs
over last year; OF Rye 1871, an increase of
2S over last year. Tho estimate Of wheat was
not published pending a special investigation OF
acreage and production now approaching compile.
ton. Chicago, Oct. ll-"There was a quiet wheat
market, within less than a cent range. Tho opening
was at the bottom. there followed q rally OF almost a
cent, and this was almost entirely lost. There VAS u
complete break In the drought West, and some rains
were reported In Argentine. Asthe drought has btan
this factor for weeks II was thought remarkable the
rule, were bullish; worlds shipments less than tho
estimated requirements aud 100000 bush. under
last year; a decrease on passage OF g~,siO,OOO bush;
moderate receipts; liberal exports. about l,2Oo,OOO
bush. In two days. The visible Increased about as
expected. 500. 900 bush, and there was n moderate
Increase In the English visible. $4,000 bush. New
YORK reported ~ high as 100 loads for export, and
there were confrmationa OF half OF them, 81. Louis
reported lOO. 200 bush. ordered out by rail to go to
France. Paris WAS higher; so was Antwerp. Liver
pool opened up q little. but lost II. Charters were
MADE here Tor about 100000 bush, spring wheat,
aud our stock decreased $4,000 bush. for
the week. Last year there was an Increase
IN the worlds visible OF over 6,0OO,nOO
bush IL looks as II the increase In the worlds visl'
BILE tomorrow. would bo a moderate one, The pit
trade Was not Important. Some OF our most innuen'
tAl profossionAls are bulliSh on the May In q moder'
ate way; There has been . fair new export business
during the last week. The Northwest seems bullSh.