The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-19
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SATURDAY, juno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was easy but fairly active. The sales were
$4,000 BUSH, including $4,000 No. 2 red in
elevator at s2@s2lac.; 10000 do, s6lac.. free on
board afost; 5000 No. . winter; 12s,0O0 No. 1
Northern spring Duluth here, and "a, 900 winter
wheat at the o%utports on private terms for
export. Free on board afloat: No. Q red. s6l2c.;
No. l Northern spring Duluth. 90ac. Mime
apolis received to-day 4s,2sO BUSH, against
10000 last year; Duluth 4O.933. against II, s61;
50.650. against %. $50; st. Louis 10000, against
City 10000, against 5000. Futures declined
a,c. to sac. but recovered part of the loss and
September. which was lac. higher. Future sales
1,915.oOO BUSH, as follows:
opsning. Highest. Lo,rest. c.o.tnO. Night.
fS: s5s|;ast e. II? Il: 81 e. lis Us ~
RaTlsy1 " quiet New feeding. sSc.. cost. and
fsFsishff free eS s on Board Fy "aoSt. c cSsg: SS, WAS Ms'e dnii.
The sales were 5000 bush. yellow. on private terms.
.ST shS RGyan SSdd .e %' to ase IN fEStarSF' sales SSs'G $1,000 5S'
bush. as follows:
Opening. highest, forrest. c1S,trg. NisSt.
S:sss;iSsst: 4 81 &c & 81 IS |: Fl
oats--spot was quiet but steady The sales we're
No. S1;O DO O0; sS.a SGnS S6 5o : % ShRiRt'' SEQ GO, No. n 8 Dc. 5000 Zoo;
at 3ol2c.; track white. 1000 at 91@37c. Futures
WeIc nominHhy uncnapBeu. NJ baleb
,n,. Opening. Highest. Lowest. c'qs,"o. f5 s
wheat declined sharply at the opening on weak
cables. foreign selling; better weather at tho south.
abroad was attributed to liquidation of Letter wheat.
Later on; however, prices rallied. September al;
receipts and some unfavorable crop reports. Chi:
cago received only 10 cars against SO last week and
cars against ao1 last week and 2si last year. It was
rumored that France WIN POSTPONE the restoration OF
fhn II n Y N 4 month Tho " nFln a shin
ments were estimated at 100000 bush. or about
R H;IUo;1 ags,n ,e ws. imam is - w renaTed o ssIitnv' 'h hnt ei tSs
last prices were fractionally higher than the lowest
Paris lac. to &c. The exports from this country were
smaller, amounting to 1850. 7S7 bush. for the week,
i %Sa' psar r. I BTcSmha al tas RITdiV t1Ss W tne ru nnS S;at eIten.
sion OF the reduced italian duty was unfonnded.
reports. hrmness In Liverpool. and moderate receipts:
Tbs 1rhSss ETriEaIs a, &C Chicago iI% S,s were S eos ea sovo1 L,yer 6ofl
were firm. but prices were nominal. Wet weather
received l5s cars, chicago. June is.-"Th trade in
wheat occasionally becomes enthusiastic and expects
ences of a similar sort. but 1t is brought to
its senses aud compelled to admit that the
certain to be a tedious operation. Foreign markets
were psniSky to-day; July at LiverpSSoi was OF at
Paris and Antwerp, The cash selling is going on
i ing Prices com psE4,d steady; but Of course the re.
suit of that is they will need to walt longer, The
in this country. The seaboard claimed a large export
business-66 loads. The West keeps talking crop
damage. The weather In the Southwest to-day
was clear and hot. and clear weather is pre-
dcted everywhere for Sunday. Clesrances were only
las, 900 bush. Receipts are getting very light. Tho
worlds shipments are expected to reach 10000: 900
Monday. There will be a decrease IN the visible of
at least 300. 900 bush. The weather map showed
heavy rains in Nebraska and Iowa. That kept the corn
steady. even when wheat was at Its weakest Western
buying shows faith in the crop complaints. Receipts
were sos cars, with $50 expected for Monday.
Clearances were ga. 900 lush. Liverpool was nrm
on futures. but I'd. lower on spot. Texas makes some
rather wild claims as to crop results. There was n
little export business. Oats were firm. Receipts
were light; the demand about sufficient to take care
Of It. Tho speculative trade is light
FLoUR-A further decline ii wheat had a depressing
effect upon -four prices to-day, but although liberal
concessions were reported they had anything but a
stimulating effect upon trade, for the total sales were
only $500 bls, Buyers are still holding aloot await
ing further concessions and purchasing only enough
to satisfy immediate wants.
Receipts. 49,. ...... l,oOO
EXPORTS, S<'EHo
Winter in bbls. supernne, So. 3OSS 3.4t; No. 2 ex.
ira. So. 50@63.sO; ~straights, e4.45@94.65; patents,
o.. 75Ges5. Spring in bills: Clears, e4.l09e44O;
stralghts. s4.6O9S s. 10: patents. s4.s0@05.10 %. Feed
sacks, Sl3.bo@&l4i 200 MS. s13@sl3.75i winter in
bulk. Si396l7.
COrToN-Spot cotton here declined l.16c.. with
sales of $500 bales for export. Middling uplands,
6lac., against Z 1890. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. csc. against 8 l-l0c. last year. Galveston.
Mobile, Savannah, and Augusta declined 1-l0c. Gal
weston sold 553 bales. st. Louis $50. Augusta 1893.
Memphis 100. Mobile 100, Norfolk 10, and New or.
leans 30 bales. Liverpool declined l-32d. on tho
spot. with sales OF 5000 bales; futures there de.
ciined Il to g points. The receipts at the principal
interior towns were as follows:
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