The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25

Foreign. and local buying. higher cables and moder-
bulls take the ground that the crop Is not over $500,
goo 5sa E. o 9 on 5So think /. o on sGG HdC estimate
EstimateS have been received from Brazil OF lste.of
not been as seriously dG;SSG;U resa 70 '0 TS;e fat Sgs t oonrs SSG Cs
the MARKET :, Sss; It is argued: will depend upon the Re,
lowering season. From a source in Brazil consid,
cred to be entitled to credence It is learned that the
8 sSAishsss st o. Of the last SsFr yesr. Greg fh RF0P Taseip to be Of 'a Sid
and and G Santos last week were $4,000 bags; agaIn.t
than last year and sajf more than in issSs, when the
year the Gs receipts sdi4;OU were o'G 9is.oo oSf bs sess wSioh i no.
body expects to see equslled during the present
and more inclined to the bull siae. and he bull apec,
Gli sanao ne Tss Is s.t EfsS@ssddly 70 fSa ayipr .o co Tse . sdssP 9s
AUGUST and September. and also to cold weather in
tember, and October. 90. 7oSs8.75. Copper was un-
ia a.IsS1a.a sRo'' L 1aS1 %ss s SneeSanSed. as Spot o August
and sss nS : e ss ~ 1d9 e sdS sr. Tin was dull; Spot
Spot. Ausust. and September. t<.1oas SOC.
NAyAL S~ronEs-Spirtts Of turpentine was quiet at
mon TO good strained.
PRov1sIoNe-Lard was hrmer. Prime So. 40: refined
harm; 5Es5NsS; dS: bellies, ctt{sSSe;; s9:
low, SHe6SSe. BntterNCreSmery western extras.
49,; argts. 15Helshc.; seconds. IeS17e.; thirds,
cream. largo. colored and white fancy, 7A97Hc.: good
to prime, 7@71$c;: common to fair, 6AS61c.: small.
colored and white. fancy, T49Sc.; good to
choice. 140Tko.; common to fair, 607c. Eggs
State and Pennsylvania. fresh gathered, prime. 14H
915c.; Western. fancy. 1z1&c.; fair to good. 1910
lac, Chicago. Aug. 2l.-"Provisions ruled higher
with hog and. grain markets most Of the day. with
the demand from ahorts and one Of the English
packers.. Other packers sold on q liberal scale and
this. with. some September liquidation. caused a
partial setback in ribs and lard and q small decline
In pork. The cash trade was fairly good. Twenty
hogs estimated for Tomorrow"
SuGAR-Raw was hrmer: 8ee test, 8 18-16c.; p8o
test, 4 5-16c. The sales were 80, 900 bags con.
trifugals. eeo test. at 4 5-1sc. ex store: 1900 tons
do. at 1870. ex ship, and $500 bags molasses
sugar. 800 test. at 3 9-16c. ex store. Refined was in
fair demand and hrm.
WooIGcprrent quotations Of domestic woods
based on Wool Exchange official c~lassiica-
ton. are as follows: T~exRs-Fine. IL months, 490'
6oc.: hne medium. IL months. 4dG 4Sc.; medium. II
months. 4<@46c.; coarse, IL months. 40943c.: hne
spring. q to = months, 45@48c.; hne medium spring,
o, to 8 months. <+945c.; medium spring. d to 3
43c.: hne and fine medium fall, 4Oc.; me-
dunn fall, 3Sc. Cahfornia-Northern spring. free, 9
TO IL months, $4,000: northern spring. free, o to-
-4594Tc.; southern, IL months, z5a47c.;
Eouthern, q to 9 months, 4l943c.; fall, free, 4o942c.;
fall. defective, 36Q3Sc. Or~egon-EaRtern, No. /, III
94Sc.; eastern, No. ?. 44946c.: valley, No. !, 440
45c.; valley. No. 2, 41@&2c.; valley, No. 3, 3Sa30c.
Territory s~taple-Ffne, 62c.: hne medium, bO95Ic.;
46a47c. Territory ordinary-Fine 47@
sSc.; fine medium, 46G4Tc.; medium, 14245c.
CHICAGO, Aug, 24.-Thege were oddaY'a Dricea.