The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-11

SATURDAY. Sept. 10.-GRAIN-Wheat-spot
was less active but steadier. The sales were
IA. 900 bush. all for export. including $4,000
No. 2 red recently at 70hc.: 5000 do. $4,000
No. 1 Northern spring here, and $4,000 at the
o oStR3 H. on 9 pr p55'v94 Ss,t terms rs Free Eo,.S on bq 8r
h MtR. 72 ~; ? rs 20. we : red. N 8s'tc No n %sIqva R%:
Futures advanced &c. to &c. but lost this and
declined 1ac. to 1c. Future sales. 925.O00 bush.
as follows:
Opening. H'sas,,4t. 1osss,t. ceaHO. Nieit.
re- Hs sSss%sss : :$$s ss ssssSs ~ IL: $ss ILL., ILL.,
sse. cost, and freight to Buffalo; Rye-was quiet
but steady; No; Western ;n g.! 611c; free e. on on board
The sales were 100000 bush, all for export. inciud.
~ 3 : Whise sS S.6o% % Ne. . a Yellow SSs' Sers s'i and $685. 90; sSSG at
Future sales 5000 BUSH. as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lops.t. Closing. N hSis
f BePesmbsrf 1854 86H 5in So SSx
oatsmsgot were inactive but hr e; The sales were
H. 1920 8 ao bush s4c: SG NS' for s T ffR"Fa a7e No No. ? 3 m d6'. a5 SSs:;
track white, $1,000 at 2592ic.; No. 2 white clipped.
2sc.; No. 3 do. &c, Futures were nominAilY lower.
s.n..ws.r, Opening. Highest. hoo'''' c's s.S S: s5S
Wheat advanced slightly early in the day on higher
f Tha rec sGp,s f at Gsica SSy1 WE'RE and %o GGHsfins s@ nj sh9fns;
to I.2 cars, against "a 2ds ! Last ~ week eek and 2H6 last year;
W.. for wheat ana 80 centimes for -four: Butthe i'm.
proyement was soon lost and a decline ensued on
rcceipts at the Northwest. where the arrivals were
l.126 cars, against SOL last week and 739 last year.
that State at 81, 10000 bush, the largest on rec,rd.
s In England So% and tb france eSab sss T fr tbs was we a9s' w T9s
: sss ETH e. II f III sSS %s.f i f. f. e. PEs s;SS Ss't s na "a
WAS received at O'clock, and sta,s he condition
s 81 points 1, SS Sisih or than i the nss average sasn for z Ef the i past f tea
years. Corn was lower, partly, in sympathy, with
pool was "a e a a; ERRisssr' Ths s4p AM fSF ths
week week w Hnd 3 .s.s, az h pS.t ye ssain Tse l'e snyd a91 lst
states the condition at s4h 2 cent; which 3 is 70
Sia iSsnt than aGW q Tes sRa Ipo . m Sats we're ss% i i9ae 70 With 4 ee thc
rest Of tho list. The condition. according to
sh Year G sse. GRies.so 4 SEPT 4s or!-S 'SRss 1 Sss weak st to,
day, The decline was in spite Of higher sales, The
Oh over a cent, and the futures in both Northwestern
Teesists w we're ,S 91 nS Snt s shaR I S ss1 Other Ep Point. Msre
mot sS s esscyu e a year y tbs sg Soc.l prt cIsiS cables Of si atsR0ssa
mitted. however, that Russian, wheat might move
It's wheat yield tho largest on record. and the Iowa
record made its yield 100000 bush. over last year.
TRs s2 we're S very low oSS' tsl&ps sTS as far South ratlhII a.
South Dakota. with nothing dangerous n Iowa. Ne.
night There was . lot Q, LIQUIDATION again BY, tho
P P%lIs; i Sso Ia have and Sos over rely 4Bss iowa Gn so sa..s yG rs !
R Ia:t ssa it' S SSEn yi SFiGg tS %itR ,S%9 s d. Pis lsF &c w fSan
FLoUR-The trading continued on q ha~nd-to-mouth
scale to-day, the sales being only 5000 bbls. Prices
were generally unchanged.
Neceips' ''.'...., '"'"ll'unz zl'h5n
Winter in bbls.: Buperhne. S2.loG32 20: No. 2 eI-
ira. s.. 0S3. so; BtralahtA. So. 25@S3.4o; patents,
S8.5oSGS 80. Spring In bbls.: Clears. s3.1b0S3. 40;
straiRhts. ga. 6oSS4.1o: patents, S3.65SS4. 80. Feed
-wss dull but steady. Western spring IN loo;h.
winter in bnlk. $1B9Sl7.
CorrON-Spot cotton hero was unchanged, with
sales OF 400 bales for export and 118 for spinning.
Middling nplands. Q l3.iNcq against I'lec, last
last year. Mobile declined 1-i6c. Augusta sold 7l2
bales, Memphis 400. Savannah 67p, Galveston 1870.
Mobile 100, Norfolk II, and 81. Louis 80 bales. LIv:
erpool WAS unchanged on the spot. with sales OF
5000 bales. Futures there were unchanged TO II