The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-11

and freight to Buffalo; mailing. 1S5S55acS. as 10 0 auai.
ity. Rye-was easy. State. 5o@5o2c. Corn-spot
$4,000 No. 2 mixed on private terms, free on board
IA nas sisv fSE ss 5Ss "a. SSi Z d1 %i q. s4 1909 =. ss dsiiy sssf:
E Fd,50ws declined &c Future sales l76'o 600 buSh' as
Opening. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING. Night.
Ssy.I;;a As,. ,,m silH r.. ., 81 v.,. 8, ooo 81
,napoH,ns No o0 ! White es" 5000 Sa at se GR pf No. 5 der terms 1905 aS5
Ct e. as 3 NO q White dHS |. clipped t, yg 5 ss,ac. "a. 3 do. ss,2c.;
S 5s1G &C mis ssa;e sS' srrss se'' wnlssi sss;; Ss; s Z mixed Cd.
Future sales 10000 bush. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Louest. cle.tn0. Mott.
May'."'as4 as4 asls asis $50
This is tho visible supply'
G Eas.s Su sS.n 81 g. 81. 's 1890. .SSS I Inc. .o 5577.SSSS sS: :sas. .SSS
Oats, bush. l4,772,o0 Inc. 2.ops,OoO l3.es6,O0o
Bss; sus sasG: t]..53S,,SS g b Dec; s 1890 s.5sS:SSS
The New York stock is as follows;
Ja. Essh,. JGs;s.
Corn bush: s-.sssJss Dec: SSssSs s@,Iis.SsS
Barley BARI Suf Bush. Si7..das Dec ' si..SSS ,.ssSS.. ass
,lS spe sSt IN shs in m %hsa Of ' @ local T pSs,s %SSesft .hyr ss:
ter. 4 the opening prices deelined on lower cables.
west. After the early transactions. however. prices
nuctuated within a narrow range with the tendency
shorts and a smaller increase in the visible than had
been expected, checked the decline. Liverpool, de.
Paris declined &c. to lc. on wheat and goo. to SOC.
on -four; The %orthwes stern receipts rec 81, were eot
worlds shipments for the week were 4, $40. o 10 bush,
S GO last t'y year aioog The s Visib PIST .apply T increased ans 1850
S%sh The Hsv quantity Ynrn s,o Sa passage ipe sss ado 1900 900
Corn declined, partly In Hympathyw with wheat, Liver
pool declined I'D, 20 I'D. The visible supply Increased
500 siSs 90 JOB Su S1sni The sH %o %Is4' sS,p S% Rsi iast week Sssfs %srs
$500 bush, agains, 5,i2S4 seo in the previous
tomorrow. Oats were quiet and easier with
the n. rest OF the the od list, The increase in the yis;
had been expected. Chicago received 81 cars
"@a shRssls Wheat ,G mnrEsss were Es @ssR. ? Tns .p petn
latiye trade was slow, Both facts were against the
Such support as there was during the day was merely
buying against puts, May opened a. 9os.c;, sold he.
January lost a share OF ITS premium. selling from
e2l2c. to glc, closing at Ole. The oGlclal worlds
cided falling or and were as small almost as last
year; There her c was 2 Hs co9tr2ySrsy, hGw ever, over 5h these s
7.6O0.O00 bush. The clearances were not large. 803..
and Antwerp IS centimss. There sS was a $40 slow cash as
market here. The visible was about a stand on.
II seems to alarm noone. There was a small Increase on
passage; 10000 bush, and a small decrease in the Eng
bly, show very little change, Continental markets have
been acting weak for q fortnight and il significant.
Northwest receipts do not fan on as was promised.
We rather expect TO see prices slip on again until ex-
porters start buying again. Coarse grains were
easier, oats and corn on about lac, An Incl.
dent was AS q y oaS large arg increase in the Visible
East tsii rail- last mouth. they are just showing up
IN the visible again. EIports are not as large az
they were. oats exports last week only 100000
Receipts are fairly liberal. larger than they were last
year o. both oats and corn; 493 cars or corn to-day.
with 800 estimated for to-morrowi 3l1 cars OF oats.
with 435 estimated for to morrow. Coarse grains are
probably all right TO buy on the breaks, but we would
not care TO follow the rallies very far Just now. and
would not advise buying except on the weak days"
FLnpG-Trade to-day was only moderately active.
The sharp break In wheat was q depressing factor
and prices had 70 be reduced TO AFFECT the market.
The sales were 10. 800 bbls.
BIBLE. SackS.
hoceips bl,I0b
EApoIe 1881 o,lEO
Winter In bbls.; suDernns, SS.loOS o.. 80, No. . extra