The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-09

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The speculation in wheat to-day was quiet hnd in tn
on dIseppoiniins cables aud local r%ealising sales, the
creased exports and rumors OF an Argentine export.
a.. a .q5p,s, Of ~, SoG; 900 BY Spsn ,u Sl;q ,, sOn,rie % to
SdsSnssd &c: to &c: The export. from, this .o1p.try
bush. against b,ts0, 900 in the previous week. and
s s.. 600 Last at year. since July the export. have
last week were 10000 bush. against none IN
"a last year. Corn was quite, and easier with wheat.
LivG5pool advanced I'd, TIs, eIpoT.s from ,6i:
sSSR'tS 5f IN ,h %'f pfe1 Tsls week a;sS9' and 9%.sss:.oC Sss'iiS a:s
SSssssh5.. s S.aSe 9q ~ e ! th g H e IS ,Se e ssyfss Sesn ~, It rs1,ss
las, season. There We're no ao & Arg SEhfssp sSipmsn Psf last
week. against | .ei0.oOo last year. Oats were nom.
inelly steady. Chicago received 4ss cars of corn and
FLouR-Tho. trading to-day was again very quiet.
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receipts ...,...... ................. 1881 1p.a05
Exports ."..l5,9o8 lt,v7o
Winter in bbls.; supernne, 50. loot s. 20; No. 9 extra.
ssio spring IN ebl..i clears, g SSsa,ab s%traights.
ss:isr and da pH''3 wss ssiDO s SsIi g. in n iOd EfSam sacks.
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.CorToS-spot cotton here vas unchanged. with sales
OF 80 bales for spinning. MiddiinR upiands, . l5.lsc.
against CSC; New Orleans and Gulf, O S.l6c.,
against ISsc. last year. The southern spot markets
Galveston 4b8. Norfolk 800, st. Louis $40, Mobile
200. and Savannah 32 bales. Liverpool was un.
changed on the SPOT. with sales of 1000 bales; fu.
lures there were generally unchanged. Augusta re.
ceived to-day 4b1 bales, against 22S last year; st. Louis
500, against 2S7 last year; Memphis, 1898. agalnst
2.l0l last week and 0lo last year; Houston. s,682.
against ll,O2b last week and 4.S4Y last year. There
was a holiday In New Orleans. The r, cripts there on
Mondayare estimated at 25, 900 to 27. 900 bales, against
12,bll last week and 1884 last year. Houston ex.
poets 800 to 1900 bales. against 8. 62s last week
and o.48s last year. The port receipts were esti.
mated at 10000 bales. against 4l.4l7 last week and
2O.l9l last year. The Chronicle states that In Texas
and the greater part of the Atlantic section there has
been practically no rain during the week and that
elsewhere the rainfall has been light ns q rule, that
the temperature has been lower. and the marketing
OF the crop has been quite free. There came into
slight during she week 800, 20l bales. against 10000
In the same week last year. and 20l. Tl6 in 1895,
making the total In sight q, os4. 100, against 0, 493. 77S
At this date last year. Northern spinners have taken
thus far this season $40, 002 bales, against 900. 4s0
In the same time last season. The exports from tho
ports thus far this season have been 3,895. $40 bales,
worlds visible supply is now 4 1899. 739 bales. includ.
ing 4~.146,o39 American, against 1890. 500 q year
ago. OF which 8, 1884. 033 were American; 4.l1S. 1873 IN
1875. including 1850 1913 American. and A,S47,6bl
in 1895, of which 4.526. 451 were American. Futures
here to-day closed quiet and steady. with prices I'M
changed to g points higher. The total sales were 49,.
200 bales. The future trading was as follows: