New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
The following are the total net receipts OF cotton at
ports since September J, 1895;


spring patents but the trade in general Il sii,
1asasF S5ss spring pa;s s.S. 50 & ga
.2eF s,rsshs 81 4sgsS 80 Tn extra No wnef
s. sgss ezra No winter g. 7ogs2 So no 70, fT1ae.
to srryf 's =. ss aouT
quoted g oas2 20 as so 20 s srsR Yellow Sea
g. coarse 75a 77c'.... FEEp-Du spring bran balk
50 arF cos .sd T sn, > 5ran si4as5 fine s2
mdd,nss slSa$is rye feed e2'sd60c city feed S''o
CHAIN ~wHEAT~The statistical position Of wheat
was in shape again today but its influence y, upon
exer,ng bearsh effect in the afternoon upon az Fos
tons except December. which closed unchanged ION
e previous night asairs 7o rather small in com
parison with the previous Gay as 900 busheis Shipped
out would represent big total Estimates were current
80 Zoo GOO hose fr" the already being 400
expected that the visible Supply WI, snI os frnis,h
or nerhsps deS S 9n Tbursday ocs
are .xnerted 10 decrease 30 900 bushels. while Mime
r,ie evnlies have ALREADY been scheduled TO show
increased $4,000 bushels some weakness was caus1 al
he near future Of purchases made some time ago The
era Arms selling $4,000 barrels IhuIs1aY OF Wnsa
one-,hra for export good demand ioa Wear Wa Wa
hte rach better 1t seaboard export transaciions
about 81 oass f9stsn ab new" cut ~S e neuTe
Liverpool shovel at one time 81 I.shcs 10, a
party points lower and -four from 10 points OF TO
Ia ,.otrts higher Antwerp franc hlghet Inc
Kansas state report estimated the winter wheat crop al
81 ga 00o bushels against ~ @s coo bushels the 10
last Argentine sniliieN
( 0n0 bushels and the visible supply 5ZeVoo pushes
aRans, nothing last year crop aGflces IRON 'efe
Northwest receipts were -h1
ears against $50 last Quotations OF eash
vhea, b aAnat basis follows no rec, 80 y
77i.~ No Northern Duluth 7Gc: Ne Sortherh Huu.'.
so hard Western Iv-+c irala' .
- wheat and -four both coasts were ,4sf"os bus
week. 6.4SS 300 last year ana
6-3 leo bushels in 1896 since july ulS year, us
enorfs ~ wheat 96 i9s l42 bushels asaln.
l07 a9e 539 bushels last year.-. NpitN ne ndInet
on
srs further demand from shorts who were yet dls
turf4d over the export Developments OF we ireiOuS
still larger to-day ho"rFel $50 "a -
OK A rumor that Thoulan estirla,eu tnS
con Il nerchantable corn al 900 ooVVvy pusneIs nm
wise encouraged some buying WIN the altrliol ~
,r wheat however all Of the improvement was ilsl anu
wee 535 bushels compared with 4sso NC
vek rrevious Their visible supply IS -zVsv W. n-9i.
els against 800 bushels last year itunoTa MeIT N
ir,nrafre rates from InlcabO 10
ne ssahoard would be restored The Kansas State
ro-, indicated Weld ~ 1875 e.f 600 hushes asaHs -
20 o1 h~.bels iset wears Official Government hgures
4G4 ,.1 hishe,s No corn closed at 4Otc o anos'
"pradsrees exports for the week were eoa ~,
els apans, aa3 SIS bushels last week 4roS.o ~
>esr and res Co bushels in 1896 since ivy 'l,.'
YEAR the exports ~ corn Aggregate % 80, ves,
spainst 81 i2s on bushels during the same perIu ea,
ago 49,. oATS-The market was insSt'e ana cIaar
e. far rs futures concerned me
ances shared in the genera feo 900 husSsi
reduction from the previous wcek 10 80 90.
go 10 oats 3ic 10 white 33sc 20 . "ni,e o.
Track mixed 81 1880 track white, .5q%tn 20
clips 20 RYE Market frrner no Nes sStnc 90
- a. a. 80" pr-CbWHFAT- Market frrner;
quoted AZ 52a54c C I track New York