The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
Opening. Highest. forrest. C'osfng.

track mixed, psLa15c.; do. white, 5000 at 252S
bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. forrest. c'o.fn0. Night.
December. &aa aoa aaa 25a 25t
The Developments in the wheat market to-day were
In III. main OF n hulish character and prces ad.
vanced. The cables were higher. the receipts at the
a sooG demand Wale was Exported for '' export ,Ha" shorts COW:
cred. and rain Is stlll ne. ded east OF n" M!ssissirppi
vance for local and foreign account, but il had no
effect. the last prices being about the best Of the day.
but rallied and advanced i4c. The receipts at
the Northwest were &c" cars. against $50 last
week and l.20s last year: Corn advanced partly
in sympathy with wheat. Liverpool was higher aud
shorts covered. while the re ,,eipta were smaller than
expected. being 215 ears at Chicago, against estimated
arrivals OF 425 ears. Liverpool advanced i4d. To Ad.
aar. FeC Sais w ,nsre ar 1H,m% mitn the ere rest Ss or ahe list al t nj
caRo received gus cars and expects 2lO tomorrow.
disappointing the December wheat here showed an
advance at one time 81 : cents and held fairly well;
closed at a5 sc. The May was 3Ac. discount at times
and almost that at the close. There was a buy ing
i I%5Se ' as il tel the " bull iH0 crowd took n%SseI paI nn' to
also jump the October from 1c. under December It
that poo 900 bush. wheat had tern bought at duluth
to be brought here. making soc. 900 bush. bought SO
6 nmo ny elevator arc, PEOPLE, a cargo ss -s sSt mi To- q Gay; 10,
that i. was no, inspected: 1t wen, to prlyat, slevn.
tor. There were liberal CT arancrs. Si5,unN bush.
this week. This was one or the hull helps early. The
export business at the Sc abosrd was put at about 40
wss arm, advancing &c; and holding about half
oft. There were very light receipts. eT5 cars. with
475 estimated for tomorrow. The elevator people
day were advanced Lc. That was one reason why
very little new business was done. Charters. 100.
900 bush. Gables were J.. to " higher. %seahoard
one time and held half OF Il. Receipts were EOS cars.
with 2l0 estimated for tomorrow. The excel
lent cash demand keeps up. SeabOard rlearances
were Ia 600 bush: charters here 500, 900 hush.
FLouR-Was fairly active and friner for spring
brands; winter brapds unchanged. Sales 10, 200 bills
Rarrsls. Sacks
Exports 5.+si lo.5'e
Winter In hbls.-surernne. S3@S3.l5, No. 2 extra,
~ 2oSss 40; s'ra!shts. $4,000 s4.60; patents. 1890
stra'ghts. 81 ~o,9t5; patents. 500 $500, Mill Feed
Bran steady but quiet. Western quoted, y 100 MS:
5720tG22 c. 100 MS. 72L.@sOc.
CoTToN-Sput cotton here was unchanged. with
on contract. Mtddling rplands. %dl.l6c:. against
Tl5-ldc. la.t year; New orleans and Gulf. q 3.lGc,
against 5 %.lGe; last ye.r; Wilmins,on adyen noS
Augusta l.l3i. Savannah 81, Norfolk 81. and
Mobile 400 bales. Liverpool was unchar ged on the
spot, with sales Of 5000 bales; futures there ad
vanrcd LIZ 10 , points. closing barely steady. In
Manchester warns were quiet hut steady; cloths move
slowly. Augusta received to-day "..!l bales. agains,
l.N4s last week and 3.j02 last year; Memphis h.ll2.
against 3.GIilast week and 2.SNd last year; st. Louis
l.ls5. against /. 657 last week and IG0Iast year; Hous
Augusta shipped to-day 2.2Sl. st. Louis ..lG3, and
Houston l3,siS bales. Houston expects tomorrow
1000 last year. New orleans expects 5000 to
1900. against lO.2SB last week and F.3il last wear
Tn" port receipts were h7,l07 bales, against 5o,lsa
last week and +3.5Gn last year; thus far this week
2TO.842. against 253.4u3 thus far last week. The
exports from the ports were ~. 40 bales. New
Orleans advanced q points. Futures here opened . &c
: points higher. lost 3 Ia I OF this. then rallied and
closed steady at a net advance of 4 To = points for tn,
day. with sales OF 10000 bales. The future trading
W ma follows.