The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-28
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange to-


lHURSDAN, jan. "neaL-SDOt
was quiet but higher. The sales were $4,000
BUSH. including $4,000 No. Q hard winter on pri-
vato terms at the outports for export; 1000
n. e. g. whito at 92c. in elevator. and 1000 un-
graded at 81 in elevator. Free on board afloat:
No. 1 Northern spring Duluth. $1.11ia; No. Q
red, g.: o9h; No. l hard Duluth. S1.lla: No. l
hard Manitoba; sl.osa. Minneagelis received
Duluth $3.50. against so sss Chicago 1850.
against 19.6OO; Milwaukee 1920. against
s sg;oso against rat ,aG s.So S?q p:, Hss'a 1855 s.a against s9l Ss9
last year. Futures. advanced &c. to 2isc. Future
sales 1880. 900 BUSH. as follows:
,,,0,r, oD,,rtYn0. Hi 9Ssa LGc:s't. c, ,Ssss N ;SSs;
fSssSsss .t,:::ISss it, it, i iSs* i iSss i iSss:
jug: So So %"ss 81 So ST. ST. ssss
a aaa syeiSs. TO d New y Ssw fsss in si S1S 3 s cost
vas inactive but arm. The sales were 5000 bush.
sei ! m! HS. ! at %i sSsf is SO ]s &c; ssss s Sc SoaF DO. a n s,o dS.
3bc: Futures advanced &C. Future sales $4,000
BUSH, as follows:
Opening. HfOhe':. Lo're't. CLOSING. Nisht.
S%siS"::*sis 81. sis $
S Ss:s:, ]issis Ssss sS.o S!fs be. e T Hsis ss? ss S ssi?s. ss ;ss saS
for eSport. No. : white white s9e,' No. . DO. 9stc;
mixed; sSo.; SSspr 8 DO sH asiac. ire Te,s e 3 m Ike; sse.:
s aS; w %iscd. sS aSis@ S Si,c = d %l1 %Si,. d &! 1888 q. s 500
$50. Futures were nominaily higher. No sales.
opentn0. Highest. Lo'pe.s. c,e:tnO. Nigst.
wheat. was more active to-day and strong and higher.
shorts. and large clearances from the seaboSrd CAUSED
q, sharp Improvement here. the last prices being
mainly local ba. included some foreign buying or:
ders. The Cincinnati Price .current,s weekly crop
erpool advanced I'D. to Ied. Paris advanced lac. to
was etpnhy. A cRb1a from fha Corn Trade Nstrs re-.
ported the reclosing of Odessa, and stated that
Ea1si1 @sy 0' iseeip. sn m ,%Rof' ss4 Of ea wheat asai Tas
500 last week and Ise last year. The Gin.
Of the wheat area is under snow. There are com.
plaints from other sections. but the prevailing indi.
marketing movement. Better roads and a moderate
advance would likely enlarge the offerings. The
$50. 900 last year" Corn and oats were quiet, but
Or op% eern with ah wssss r.I Liys5P 1S1 s sd1. NJ sa,n td d., 70 % as d
oats, and expects ITO and 90 cars respectively to-
sas Of the c Snii7:S features saa Z ss'1 to The s sfnssai s, sSassn,
were strongly, in evidence during to.day's market.
sales for shipment were reported but not conhrmed;
$4,000 bush. of low grade was taken here to go out
Of xisas a. MnnsaDoiIs was that they came from
about 100 cars u day. The volume of business done
s e4s. A. ns NJ bulge Tss l IN pes ssa1 =. II. 4S. 'i .'4sn sinSe n the
unaffected from the start. After such an ad:
unusual. Several liberia, lines OF long wheat
were sold. but were readily absorbed. aud
the price closed on top OF a 21cent advance. The best
posted people In the trade, as well as those most sue
cessful, are still looking for much higher prices. bas-
ing their opinion not ON what any clique may do. but
rather on a belief In actual scarcity In home supplies
before another crop. Corn was active and higher.
stimulated in q measure by the improvement In
wheat, The speculative, demand was much more
general. and exporters bought more freely. With
wheat advancing, corn may he expected to do Better.
Oats sold up l4cr. tho advance bringing out large real
izing on lines of long stun that have been held since
the December bulge. The steady cash demand for
oats is and has been the underlying cause OF their
strength. There Ia no reason why IL is not likely to
continue"
FLoUR-Prices were advanced &c. to l0c. to-day in
sympathy with the sharp rise In wheat. but buyers
held OFT and trade was quiet in consequence. The
sales were $500 bbls.
n.,o,u.. P1is Sacks
Exports. 1894 32.8s7
Winter in bbls.: superine. S3.05a Ga. 25; No. 2 extra,
83.l0@ IS. go; straIghts, 6+.iO@ 94.G5; patents. S4.75
@So.l5. Spring in bbls.: Clears, 94.20@9i:i0;
s%traights. SI.55@S4.7 20; patents. s.. lO@s5.ah. Mil
Feed-Waa firm. que partly to light offerings aud
partly TO the frmness OF cther grains. Western spring
In 1901 n; sacks. elt:5oSsl4.7 coon sli.5O; win:
ter IN bulk. 9lI.o0G90l1.
CoTToS-spot cotton here was unchanged; sales,
No bales for spinning. Middling uplands, 8 l5-l6c..
against z 6-l6c. last year; New Orleans and Gulf.
O 3.l6c.. against z 9.lbc. last year. The Southern
New Orleans sold 1900. Mobile 500. Augusta 5S5.
Norfolk 403. 81. Louis 400. ana Savannah SO bales,
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot. with sales OF
10000 bales; futures there advanced Il to ! point.
In Manchester yarns and cloths were very dull. The
Bonn ny receipts for the week were $4,000. against
against 5000 last year; to Great Britain none. against
1000 last yenr. The receipts at the principal in