The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-09
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CO~NlEERGTlL OOArPEND.
SATURDAY. Oct. Recommendations was
fairly active but easy. The sales were 100000
bush.. all for export, including 10000 No. 2
Northern spring at 70Kc. 4; 10000 No. / North
ern Duluth; $1,000 spring wheat here. and
10000 at the outports on private terms The
Northwestern receipts were Liz cars against
1.217 last week and 1,144 last year; Chicago.
200 cars against 339 last week and 800
last year. Exports for the week. accord
ing to Bradstreet's, 5.3o7. 224 against 5,306.979
last week and 4,S35.641 bush. last year.
Total since July 1. 81. $685. 21. against e0.5s0.-
~ for the same time last year. Free on board
Duluth &1e.r; e No si I SS rSH 8SinilS S2i 7779& Gs'n Fun
Lures were irregular. closing &c. lever to hS;
R Mss sssy at5sE s,C olSsISs g Be TSIaSS. q Fu SSFS
sales 465.000 bush. as follows:
Opening. RiOAest. Lo,Dsst 01orno. NisSt
$$ $;Ss$S::::: 81 $$ SsS sss:s:sS
S ss5 gEZ,ivS g quiet s.d. New tsedins SoxSsTHc' cos.
aWssterp, 500, cost and freight 70 BufSioi $50. DO.
e New York. and SAAsc: Lss on board I'd an Lat
ssssrt. lasiSS.a SSi ,s1a.s q N Selsh mi 49, s;eSc 10: :
SuttPoI9 3 private tOrms. No > mixed IN elevator
S1sssd. A S:o : ysli g 2 6Al 1000 sS On 5 S5yasSf ,Ss%s; S scr
Che az sTsh S,cet.Iio. SFsinS : 20 NJ %sci ana
t Afssr &c. "ona y e. pecsm6eE on curb was oA1tO. Flu
opepseO. Riohest. Lo,v.sL ClostrS. NieG
SsSe: 500 SSSS ss ssSSsk SsSSs g
9ats-tspot were qnisA. The ealss were $4,000 bush.
None 3 S @S, iSpe .Ss Ne; 2 %As5 " 1IS; sS; 9 d. ae sSci
NSiits.T 1000 a 1850. H ssnSs mi 8i1sd, as2Sa7HSco.i;
NO 2 white Clipped, 500; No. . do, ace. Receipts
A 'Shssts Hs $50 Almost iaae; 1 q : sis TsIs aSn1aa a One time
Sliehtly highef. . ciosod lust . shade hover; Mver
fe:essd f he s1S4sG saa@sss . 9sSS'S q $780, aSs sa goo T sSd
he sSso iRss ~ Slni SsTSn as' o SSa11aissS 81 ssS a'S 81 s1an ..
o esfTSa bs efSde 81 IN Srssn mus I1y r 2 t1 4. On The
this season. Northwestern FsoeiptS wore smaller
for sosn e1 1ass wee: and or so sn.n a l:Ss :; ysHF tib6 a0 To1 e Scslyo
Pa Nao o CSs armes. 0dsSsa stocks were only
t. s;'S Se2S 4. sF tsoSsS S.S e.: OO %s r ys1 Ts Ss ov snS Il a lef fso
NSTtnTest 10th e 70 cs,h and to futures; Beerbohm
900. but !BradStrssfs Gays that the worlds visible in
creased during September only 10. 1000 900 as COM
year Of y. ooo. 500 Corn and oats w To%S sa 1Er'1 Lake
froights ct Chicago are 2 cents higher and this hurts
cash trede' Liverpool was steady to Arm and I'M
FIo1as-The trading continued quiet and feature
ale: Ters 500 SSis. RsoeiptS. s.2as bbSiS... and
2I;I12 :, SHG Mi; exports. Z, Ssi 6bls; and s;s15 sacks.
S2.6o0s2. 10; StraightS, 9s. as; pStontS. 9s.e5S
1880. spring In bbls.s Clears, S80S6.20; otrnights,
SS.oo0S3.<6; patents. rs. Feed-Was in
fair demand but Arm. Western spring In 1oo-D.
sacks, SIS. 5ooS1%; oo+n.. S12.9oOS1s.26; winter in
CoEToN-spot cotton here was unchanged. no sales.
Middling uplands 5 1-1oc., against 6&c. last year.
Charleston declined 1-1oc. Galveston, New Orleans
and Memphis were unchanged. Memphis sold 8. 100,
New Orleans l, 100, Augusta 1924. Norfolk 969, Sa-
vAnnAh 572 and Galveston GA. Liverpool declined
1-52d. on the spot, with BAes Of 8 1000 bales; futures
there declined u to point. Port receipts 60. 29o
bales, against "a. SS2 last week and 81, 32S last year.
Port exports %. 769. Memphis received to-day 6,451,
against 8,o12 last week and 8.541 last year; Houston
2o.7+2, aEainst 22.a16 last week and 11,122 last
year. Houston shipped 20.67A bales. Houston ex-
poets on Monday $4,000 to 24,500, against 24,141
last week and 1873 last year; New Orleans expects
10000 to $4,000, against 1f.444 last week and
9. $50 last year. Rainfall 1.0< inches ut yicks-
burg. Miss; AZ Of an inch at Memphis, Tenn;
light elsewhere. Exports of yarns from the United
Kingdom during September Wero $4,000, 900 DR.,
against 10 .e6<. 400 last year and for the season 1884,
A25 900 d.. aGAtnAt 161. 798, 400 last season; en-
ports Of cloths in september A2e,o 900 yards,
against 872, 1851 Last year. and for the season
8,o+1, 0e5, 800 aGninst 0,691 sos. 100 Last season.
New orloaoa declined q {, Doints. The CAroNids
reports ran quite general the Pest weak. a. some
points precipitation rather heavy; picking making
good progress on whole. but tnterfered with ut some
points BY the wet weatherI storms in Georgia stated
to have done much damage TO cotton; movement Of
cotton very free. but checked In some sections by
the quarantine against yellow fever. Futures here
declined 2 TO 8 points and closed quiet, but steady.
future trading was 40 follows: