The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-05
CoAPEND.

TUESDAY. Oct. 4.-GRA1N-wheat-spot was
fairyl active and firm. The IS les we're $4,000
bush. OF which 256. 900 were for export, includ-
ing $4,000 No. 2 red at 7cac.. 10000 No. 1
Northern spring at 71Kc.. $4,000 spring wheat
here and $4,000 at the outports on private
terms. There were rumors Of moro export
business: 1000 ungraded at 55c. delivered.
Free on board afloat: No. 2 red. 72hc.; No. 1
Northern. Duluth. 71Sc.: No. 1 hard Duluth.
75Sc.: No. 2 red. 70kc. Futures declined &c.
to 40. Future sales 10000 bush. as follows:
opsninO. Highest. Lo,Deit. cloing. Nioht
GSs sTa a 1874 SSs sSS ia 81" ssssss
R and Freight 10 dull Bniial New Rg fsefSRs, d SSfS 3D. : w cost
ern. 52lfe. free on board ahoat. coIn-spot was
q which, 1o4.ooo were for export, including 1000
No. yellow at 3ec.; $4,000 No. 2 mixed here: and
mixed at aISSc. delivered, and 5000 No: ? yellow at
SaNe ia deh Tet d.. Futures re ,S We're f.; to ae: higher q 96 St
BUSH, as follows:
OPENING. Highest. Lo,cstt. closinO. Nigh;
R RsStmo'r: ",stSs sSS &c go SO
ost so5 Ut was inactive but strong; The J SalS' y Ssre
10. 9 do 25He No. 2 do delivered, 10000 az 7c:;
1000 at 27ssfe.; track mixed. 25kSs7fc.; No.
S Sn5ts InP RffsF d isSi H3; early early int n the t day Cn r TfFs Sai
arrivals of 1929 cars and a decline Of
Western receipts turned out 10 be only i.2os cars,
against ! I1G last week and 500 last year. There
enced by thu B~rad,trstt statement, which reported
OF 7 )! i" ,%dS. ood N ba asS A and a decrease s4pGaS in N the the V %0rid!S
supply Of 10000 bush; Moreover. Chicago 70;
year. and the total primary receipts were
cording to the Brddstreet, report, the worlds
least ten yParS. amounting tn ON DU4 600 Duhh. or
26.dH5. 900 bush. less than a year ago and 10000
extent the large Increase for the week. and before
the close most of the loss was recovered. Paris
Corn advanced on a rise of Nd. at Liverpool. a mod.
crate demand for export and covering OF shorts, but
the available supply Of $4,000 bush. and realizing
sales; Chicago received 800 cars. There was moth:
: a@6. COO 6St" Sni n oats The available supply increased
sales being 10000 bbls. Prices were steady as a
rule. though some slight concessions were reported.
fs.1aB IBIS is'o and 0 S,sss sns SACKS Sa;ofS Winter Gae4'' in e1S S6is.::
superane, 8 .zoSs2.5o; No. ? extra. s2.45osa,s6;
ia bsIa': ~ta:a2Ss sss:s ga sS; stis ss:sSs g. : So; sRTl n:
patents. SO. 40ss3.75. Buckwheat, 81 ,65sSl. rs for
s spPinr f in ioo,is. s s.Saay s iaa 6ss.ty ?G soc.n., " siseE5
GslS.25; winter in bulk. %s1a@$17.
sales Of e2s bales fGE spinning and 400 dsliy:
01c. last year. The Southern herr spot markets were
weston, $40: Mobile. 800, and st. Louis. 29s bales.
1000 bales; futures there declined a to / po Mt.
but rallied aid closed unchanged TO II point higher.
steady. Memphis received to-day 2.541 bales. against
1880 last week and 1915 last year: Houston, II, 642,
against ~ ,4s7 last week and 20, $50 last year. Mem
phis shipped 2,a7S bales; Houston, 26,9S4, The
receipts at Houston tomorrow are estimated
at 1880 to 1900, bales, against 1o.611
last week and s.1po last year. New Orleans
expects II 900 20 10000. against 9,1+9 last week
and a,e55 Vas: year. The rainfall for the past twenty
four hoc~s included D. 30 inches at Opelika. Ala; 3.8s
at Newman. Ga; 2.4S at Columbus. Ga; 2.3O at West
Point, Ga; 2.2o at Toccoa. Ga: LA at Good Water.
Ala; ~ at Atlanta. Ga. and l:S2 at Enfala, Ala;
last week and "a, 9s3 last year; thus far this week
177,16S bales, against 100. 1853 thus far last week.
The exports from the ports were ~. 65s bales. New
Orleans advanced g points, Futures here advanced 1
to Il points. but lost part, closing quiet at a net rise
of ? 10 \ points. The future trading was as follows: