The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-16
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o. Sst ,Os Es5s fsS H + aot Ny. on g i, the si Sp9t and AR srm; do Sale. de-.
and ungraded white. 94@37 Futures were nomi.
nal; Chicago received s22 ears and expects 2s0 to.
track. Rye was steady; No, 2 Western. eokc, (. o. b.
ssa aies Of $4,000 bnSh. for fr'y export ISatt' here ePe a s1iG at fSc
9ntports. No. 2 in elevator. May price; No. 2 vel.
esmt ss'' 6 SSs g PsG rsesiysa s SSs e cars Th anai &c ssp ssss Do Rs;
10000 bush. Prices as follows:
Opening. Hishest. LOSs,t. ClO,inp. Nie1t.
SSs sy = . .: :ssS 90" sssS 50" $50
In the face Of a decline of "a, in LIVERPOOL, favor,
and Mr.. TFhoman and moderats foreign selling wheat
opened stronger and soon took a dseisively upward
DAMAGE to the crop IN Argentine. smaller NORTH.
western receipts; an sstimsted decrease in the VIII;
Sns fuf 81 a hsar mSaaf large q sS%S@ RtsHssi lraG ao ;ooS Ss; Zoo
more or loss buying by Wall street and out.
that some exporters to- tho United Kingdom eGO:
in order to depsess December recently got
,imistioR Of no. a few accounts for an apparent dis
i cIsaTanass to it report iSs ca the o import or t bus iRssa' The big
Early in the day it looked. or 1T was made to look. a.
t aSsTsns there lRs sc asS Sssa his nG ' mu4nln aFh ssrs at .n sil.
where from 30 to 30 loads. 1t is expected that next
OF approximately 100000 bush. which may cut
down The total visible supply about 200. 900 FOR
year there was an actual increase Of $4,000. Fur.
t%hermore. it Is reported that the Argentine crop has
o''h NhN W -" V VIM NoAblini ITO
damage was reported. and the same despatch that
brought this news contained an order to buy 100, 900
bush. Actions speak louder than words" Mime
apolis in two days has sold Z 10000 bbls. OF flour.
Of SFs %bsnf s shs sssp from fT t tSs reason sSnr nor The sS slsATa a"s
600. The 'otal for the week is expected to approx.
make about Fl, I6oo.ooo during the past three WEEKS.
or an average OF 100000 per week from this coun.
E FL slsnS 5u sss 9 .l tsa. s we s siSrFR. FfSs snssS. FEEDING rsHs4.
pool closed I'd to ssd; higher and Psris 10 zen.
Ing cables, though the estimated diminntien in the
factor, Then. again. Sorihwes atsnhG mSri .ssor Hers
s'ESRF # Tha sf Ss2ta SSs1aT " &id Rill :as. a fS.s ih ..l %,i e.
are grinding heavily T. get e out all the -four possible
soon after Jan. j, The -four sales At the NostSWest
for the week are estimated at 295. 900 bills. The
the same day last week, and those at Chicago, is5
cars, were smaller than a year ago., Moreover. a Cali.
has cleared mp; 1t needs much more rain. An inter.
estinS feature Of the day was the talk OF ont
change cannot have a boom without other EI-
changes S9sassr o PATT tss StsS, in .' 4 sooner or later e :
The stock Exchange cannot go on selling SOC. 900 10
900 70 100000 Of bonds daily Without the sS spsca.
iAton spreading to other markets. particularly as
fact. the whole country enterins Pr upon an ep pSSi or
uneIamPltd prospsHfy, The price is relatively
plies rather than on old stocks and res rsss STUs t and awe w.
are SpPpiyitnF Europe with 70 per cent. Of la wheat
an increaslng number OF friends here and st the
west. ',There Is nothing so successful as success"
Broomhall has OF late sent reports to the eject that
the Argentine crop has been seriously damaged.
How much competition in European markets may
We expect from Argentine next spring. We shall
have Europeh not 1T our mercy, at any rate largely
And after that Argentine supplies arc not
April ls: BroomhaIl estimates the argentine
surplus for export At IS oo 900; Others $1,000
900 to ~. 100000 The highest figures would breSi
the record, and What reason 10 there for sIpsoling
such . thing The exports from that country IN
1895 were II 100000; In 1895, 81, sac, 900; in 1894.
1888 900, the highest figures ever known. Mean.
time stocks In this country. the principal source OF
the worlds supply for the entire winter, are the
smallest in fifteen years. The month started with