The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-16

BARIEY-was dull. New feeding, sss@Ss4c. cost
i HRe f Rys@& sG s aT ! ss %si'i $685. ssSs'''' as to quail
,, c%S u % o wS' az Gull ! IT The I'd sales a., Z, were yer f 81; 600 SG S Snshi
anoat. and 5000 yellow on private terms for export.
No Nc; 2 mixed In store, SsAc. Futures declined ,sc:.
was S@s i ssSsssse.. che Closing i1ss' sac. A' Future G saies 1915. SoS
bush, as follows:
May. opsssts0' H' ss;. 1? g: c' Str f, ri.
Sa's7S fG export xfs dun; No. TIE 3 ~ si,S: T sss,c, io no. ) Sq da:
5000 a. 29c.; No; 2 white clipped. soc; No; 8 do.
i Ss5si; n Me; g m s1ss.. a 3D. { anisss aa No; 8 NO se, ! ss %iie re.
ds h,, ny 2g'aS ssSsse track mixed: 2s,2S aeaSc. DO.
Future sales 5000 bush. as follows:
May...... ort as% n; sss 1s sss Ss J" '; ssis
The speculation in wheat to-day was dull and feature
lsss and P %niniy .a iSGSl; but on included s.1tss ca sS@s ,b dS51 hsa
been bee expected ted larger experts from this county o. for
pro sasl " was ' lost ssfo re- i the CLOSE ei In the be- Absence .oS l'H
p of ssn'' niSsrp s@PFp sdxans ss%s I'd loS sd Sc. sS.'P s,,,! took ss!
esntimes; Antwerp was steady; The exports from
were Ter S.is5,.lsS bush. ssainst a.Gsi $40 in the pre-.
vioI. week and s%:s4ssl54 last year. The North.
les. favorable. Corn I'd declined slightly. but recovered
T = Exports 1'i i..i SeeE w We're "H s'ssft.S so BUSH : a assns,t
sa5o'4IS in the previous week and s.737, 2si last
received $50 cars OF corn and 2Os Of oats. Chicago,
! 'se p 1S;1, wess hS Ssns SssS of n, the wheat .nS S,ssnpo, ISr
ing both to the bull and bear interests. The weak.
esss 1a 'N ffom & RSrasasi ous s,l no TssS!'es q n BEAR.
ish sentiment among a majority OF local oper-
however outside of tn, b clique are silt very baiiiss.
Primary receipts. though still heavier than a year
lessen from this on. Farmers deliveries in the
Northwest, are now estimated at about l25 cars a
reduced. Exports continue on a liberal scale.
though recent purchases for foreign account have
ever. Indications OF more demand both for
ine1tass a IN tS s.P Sirss the past %aa aTO a %sYs q qa AeE Tespcnsa
In an improved market. The so-called clique hold.
and dull. The weather the past week has been
against liberal receipts Of corn. country roads being
Influenced to some extern! by the tendency OF wheat"
FLoUR-Trade va dull and prices barely steady
Receipts 1898
Winter in bills: supernne. es@ss.1 10; No. g extra.
o.. $50 o.. 80; s~traights. s~4.30@0I.46; patents. 9l.75
ssssiasi.. ssPer '5ess T. s0 Ds,.n ei'i ss.ss s.d1s'' hi hi
iSo'S; sacks si4: aoo-H" sli; winter in bulk.
CorToS-spot cotton here was unchanged. with
SIC. against nc. last YEAR; New Orleans and Gulf,
o'sc2 against 7i2e. last year. The southern spot
gusta ssb. Mobile 500. Savannah AVS. Galveston sia.
and an th s. . Loais wI Isl ss bales 8, ! L G"o Ssi.. wa 1,t unchanged lnSsa
to-day 7O3 bales, against 46l last week and Z93 last
year; Memphis 1859. against 2. 1886 last week and
ESQ last year; 81. Louis eoo. against 500. last
against 1928 last week and 1902 last year,
Houston 7,3i5. against & 632 last week and 4.q32
last year. Augustn shipped to-day seq bales; Mem.
phis 1882. ST. Louis 5.3ll. Cincinnati LEA. and
Houston 1000 bales. Houston expects on Monday
$500 TO $500 bales, against l2.746 last week and
a,4ao last year; New Orleans expects $1,000 to co.
600, against 3l.l55 last week and 10. bo7 last year.
The port receipts were stimated at $4,000 bales.
against 40. sos last week and 25. 100 last year. New
Orleans declined ! point. The Chronicle states that
while rain has been quite general at the South the
past week the precipitation has been light except AT
points In Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee;
that Q Galveston correspondent reports tho
weather as beneficial 70 farming interests.
and states that preparations for spring crops
are under way that the cotton movement
the week Sss.bis bales. against le5, $50 in the
making, the total in sight 7.sl7.el9., against
1851, 39S at this time last season and 1885,
S12 In 1896. The exports from the ports thus far
this season. have been 4. IA. apV bales. against s.s4a..
3o4 In the same time last season. The total worlds
visible supply is now 4.443.s2e bales, Including
4.904. 629 American. against L., .0s7 last year. OF
which Isis: 1877 were American; 4,0eb. 002 in 1929.
including 1927. s02 American, and 4,s45. 658 In 1898,
Of which 4%.5o5.4os were american. Futures hero
declined ! to 3 points. closing duh. with sales Of
$500 bales. The future trading was as follows: