The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-03

FRIDAY. Sept a. GRAM Spot was
moro active and easy. The sales were 637, 900
BUSH. all for export, including 1000 No. 2 red
at nHc.: $4,000 do. at 70k070Ko. $4,000
spring wheat; 10000 No. 1 Northern spring;
$4,000 No. 2 red spring hero. and 100000 at
the outporta on private terms. Free on board
aioat: No. 2 red. Toxic. No. / Northern spring.
Duluth. nkc. No. 2 red. $50. delivered. Min
neapolis received to-day 1910 BUSH. against
21S.6S0 last year; Duluth. 2e3.364. against
61.3eo; Chicago. 171.o37. against 1914 1905;
Kansas City, 10000, against POI 400; st.
Louis, $4,000. against 56.710; Milwaukee.
1850. against 46. 450: Toledo. 104. 7SS. against
e3,4s7; Detroit, 1e.7o4. against 47.s53. Fu-
lures declined 40, to &c. Future sales 234.-
600 BUSH. as follows:
Opening. HieAeh. Lo,ce,t. o7o.snO. Niolt.
$ HR;s;SS 81 ::$s SD IL T." $ ~: D
IR BARLEY; " quiet; New foSaine. sssssHC;: cost and
s sSoSs.. Sales al; 1Oo SSSe'rR b;a.h S0't c%er r1sS OF v SS'f IN
" rs $s% s$ss !. S i e; i';S SSs il. +! ! Rs $is iSi t.. ss $ SS$
miI;SG in e Il Gu' SSSc. On Futures futures tdS declined 10.
Opening. HiOhert. Lowest c7onn0. Night
RS Rss y.a5S::::ssS SIX Sc" 10 $50
o1t.LspOt we're Arm and moderately aosyo. The
Ehite was for export at soHc.. free on board aGoat.
sS; ? so % ,6oo ao ao 6o br E0; 9 terms SG;; Ht tyHsi T nj ? % Sh doS
at 26Ss6o. Futures were nominally lower. No sales.
s.n..ms.r Opening. Highest. Io,'''s o1 sGs ,N;SSi.
Wheat held steady for a time carly in the day. being
s sRd i0sSt Sg higher and ShFl small shOi rsco %GSH as c fGcsiSn
where the arrivals were only ITO cars; aGainst, 2Is
Argentine iI1V GaE tsd during aHGfi tho sn week. w sRsin mR Taap~ iast Weef
and none last year. The foreign demand was less
tTansaoti taan pf 9t sss Ssa nS%sS' and in deo iifST the I I9Eay
pool was Ssd. higher early, but the rise was lost. and
wheat and 20 to 80 centimes for flour: The weather
in ENGLAND was nne. Tho seSboard clearHnees were
ern and Northwestern markets were weak. and there
T was some ,s selling l. here tTs for SGo, WeSte Snmv SGsSu1 :: The The
heavy movement at the Northwest, where the ar
T 1ssF ana nan 4s y last 70 e year. eaF The ssfMih inn cap tbs s aSS lat i
10 estimated, will decrease for the week about AGO.
with wheat and partly owing to tho Missouri State
against SO q month ago ago and 70 two months ago.
The, cle4rAnces from the se.board were only 14a. 1877
ceived 667 cara and expects $50 tomorrow. The
Ak mt Su :hhip 11HIn.. for : ,s sSS COZ Te iI.s d deer led. to 2
year ago there were no shipments; Oats sympAthized
c chic tho f rssei OF th asa LIST; sn but P G6iesE weF' se epniR nal
Wheat here lost over a cent and in the Northwest
about a shipping basis. The one Influence every
that Of last year. The Visible supply is expected to
Increase one milton bush. Monday although that
be % elosed to.p postS But the local board W VIII be- OPEN PEN
sHei hip Pc S seH 3 Ss1 = . H3Ht demand to.aS1 i, Pf tss s Sa5 E e esaT Of
owing to a falling Of in the demand; The Northwest
wheat. Conf Missouri crop report for septen-
Der on corn showed an increase Of 0 points, stating
In taS 59 SIRa'T THe h az Ss; d iSanfST dc IN tho e1 SSiis. AH The re
was a lot Of LIQUIDATION BY holders; Prices lost
brasia is suffering some; but hot and dry weather in
In other years has been considered tho
much corn. but the seaboard does not want much.
One offsets the other. The Goyernment report neIt
bush. and that will put tho bulls in grief again.
UftSo othsr E raj lowf TGe 'n ssIpp HeIe demand Taan n w sym sRYoM.y
F~LoUR-Prices were somewhat easier to-day in
only 5000 bbl.. The Modern Miller says: 1.-THE
market, but; with Increasing rates flour must advance
wi iT Be Brought MoSGi at to a stia Il 4 Sc southWesteTn m fiRSrs
loud, in their, complaints and many are running
The Texas trade Is fully supplied by its
Local Con1c mills snnth w are gsne m;IIy running run 1TSI to their oG f fS}1
lime despite the eIoeptional dplness. consumers are
most orders are for immediate delivery. showing that
stocks are running low"
Receipts. S,0ST 2,060
1898
in bbla, spperhns. g. 16ss2.s 6; No. 2 extra,
8.s6. Spring in bbis.: Clears. 81. aoS$ SIS. 80: s~traightS.
30. S60$4.15; patents, S3.759S4.4o. Feed-WaS
Iteady but dull. Western spring in 1oo-D: sacks.
I14es1z.76; 2oo-n.. s12.SoSS1+.bo; winter in bulk,
corToS.spet cotton here was UNCHANGED with
j 1s-1eo.. against 74c. last year; New Orleans and
3ulf. 8 I-16c.. against 7Ac. Augusta declined NC.
o.1ec. augusta sold 527 bales, New Orleans b26.
on 1854 bales. Liverpool advanced 1.32d. on the
.pot, with sales Of 5000 bales; futures there opened
D points higher, but reacted slightly and closed 1 to
higher. The Liverpool weekly statement Of
and stocks was as follows:
This Week. Last week. Last Pear.
i l%erican 1900 5000 5000 5000
STOCKS.
Total. ............... 100. 900 $4,000 A87, 900
........"...71o.o0o 783.ooo $4,000
n Manchester there was some business in yarns and
'loths at low prices. The port receipts were 1858
,ales. against 8. 1923 last week and $3.50 last year;
lotal for the week 80 ESQ. against 2o,2l2 last week
md ~, 773 last year. The exports from the ports
we're T,7b8 bales. Tho interior movement for the
week was as follows:
Recruits, Shipments. .StockS,